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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-12-18

GrTN0 make rcop'e quiet just give them what
J. they want. If {. mSal loves. it shows that
she wants 10 he loved in return-iove her. If
folks are hungry. give them chops, steaks and
plum pudding | they want CASH have it out
If they are blue food them with glory. pic ulc
books sunshine ard such like hut what is more
important still if they wish to know how to save
money. tell them to 90 to the NEW STORE in
Elkton. kept by K. +. MAY. where they will find
II stock of Goods. bought this week in Philadol-
phin. at prices much below the reg lir Rites
All persons In want of Cassimrrrs CnsSncts.
Elanl els, Dclaincs Prints, Ticking. Muslins Coz
tan Flanncls. Blankets. Boots shoes Hats, CipS
&c. &c would he well repaid for the trouble of
examining his stock OF fresh new Goods.
sMA,L PROFITS AND QUICK SALES.
Elkton. Nov &. 1888
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REAL ESTATE.
Advertising.

We repeat whit wo have often said, that The
Cecil Wing has far greater circulation than any
neighborng counties in this State. 1t is n valu-
able medium for advertising to all persons in this
county who have property, Real or Personal. for
sale: or, who deal in any sort of merchandise.
goods or wares. Every dollar they exrend in adj
vertising in The Wing must repay them hundre Is.
And persons in the cities who may desire to sell
to merchants and citizens of Cecil county. can in
no way make their business and location known to
them 80 we'll as by advertising in The Cecil Wing
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA


lS0S.--rd 'i by spc cG e"a" , IL for the
relct of the sick and distressed, aftc,eI anu Niru-
lent and Epidemic dreascs.
The Directors of tins wei known Institution. in
their Annual Report upon thc treatment Of Sexual
Diseases. for The year ending january lst, 1898,
express the highest satisfaction with the sicJeS5
which has attended the lnhors Of the Consulting
Surgeon, in the of Sperh aorrhra. seminal
Weakness, Impotence, Gouvrrhm tlcot. syphilis.
the vice of Ouauism. or se.f.abuse, &c. and order
and continuance of the same plan. for the ensuing
year The CoIsuliing Surgeon is authorised 10
give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, to all who
apply by letter. with description of heir condi-
cases of extreme poverty to FL NiSu MEHt-
remedies md methods of treatment, discovered dur
ing the last year ire 81 great vHiut.
An admirable Report on Slermatorrh0a, or
Seminal Weakness. the vice of unanisin NJ s'ur.
Jat.on or Sc f-abusc. aud oihcr dis asrs of tho
sexual organs by the Consulting Surgeon, will bs
sent by mail (in Il sealed envelope il Il T. L q =
CHARGE. on receipt of two stamps for postage
Other Reports and Tracts. on the nature anu treat"
mcnt OF sexual diseases, diet. &c. constantly
| being Published for grntutous distribution, and
will be sent to the afflicted.
Address. for Report or Treatment Dr.. GrorcE
r. CALHorH, Consulting Surgeon Howard Asso
citation, No South Ninth Street, Philadelphia,
Pa BY order Of the Dircctors
EZRA u. HEAKTWELL.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, President
Secretary. Jan 30, l85o-ly.
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Remembrance.

Is it better to remember
Is it better to forget?
1t is an cd, old question,
But it is question yet,
Should we drink Of Lothc's waters
And let all that we have known
Fad. and pass from our remembrance,
Leaving hearts like spccchlcss stone.
Would we losr the dreams of beauty
Al the tones of hop: and love
All the smiles, the t.,rS the kisses,
Sweet us thoughts Of life above
No well keep the thoughts of sadness
Though they maze the spirit ache,
Lest our hearts should lose the gladness,
That their deepest chords awake.
And as well the poet Singeth
In the old Italian land,
Write the BIN tlits on marble
But Offences in the sand.
Nov. 1913. F. VI. A.
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ia big s!tling match is announced in
Cov,nston, Ohio, at the high school. W hen he
lad that stands longest ON the floor aud spells
the biggest words without scratching his
head, is to receive Il fine present.
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CARDS.
4 CA !sss.

TlIE undersigned, having entered int"
Il Co-Par,ncrShip for the practice Oft the
LAW in all its varions branches, viii! give
their prompt and undivided attention to such
business as may be entrusted to Them
Office opposite opposite the ourt House.
where one or both may always be found dur
ing business hours
GEORGE EARLE.
JOHN \. j. CkESWELL.
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Dissolution Of lo-E'artmersy.;p.

TENllE C"-Partn crship heretofore existing
L. between the subscribers in the Grain
Business, at North East Depot, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. Person in
drhtcd to the late firm Can make payment to
either oi the undersigned.
JOSEPH r. STOUT, !
SAMUEL FORD.
North East, Dec i, 1858. dec Aim.
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NOTICE.

rENIIE ANNUAL MEETING of the Union
A. Perseverance Company for the Detection
of Horse Thieves and other Villains. will be
held in ROSE BANK HALL, at Brick Meet
ing House, on SATURDAY, the eth inst, at
| O'Clock p. NJ. BY Order,
A. B. OWENS,
Nov. 20, 1S5S-tm. Secretary.
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DENTAL MOTH u,
TO THE PUBLIC.
REMOVAL.

:" M. j. JONES has removed his Law
w Office to the first story ofs.The Cccil
Wing" Building, where he may always be
found ready to give prompt attention to all
business placed in his hands.
Nov. lU--tf.
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Til = CECIL. WING
is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
By r.c.RICNETTs.
Trims 90 Goa vear. in advance.
$50, il not paid in advance.
SEQ. for clubs OF Five.
1900. for clubs OF Ten.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding one
squarc will be published three tines for one
aullar; and twenty five cents for each suisse
aGcni insertion; longer ones in the same pol
portion o. Twelve lines BREWER. or space
equal 10 that make Il square. ADVERTISE
inents published quarterly semi annually OF
yearly at moderate rates. Advertisements
Sent without the Number Of tines they are
10 be inserted being stated sill be continued
hnlil forbid aud charged according TO the
above rates. Fractions Gfa square charged
rs Il square.
u No paper discontinued until all ar
heragcs are paid
Cg-Si"gle copies ofthc paper, FIVE cents.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES o-1.-S.s-zsl
Enr.l la
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GEO. r.. GATHER.
ATTOR Ar law,

No. 81 ST. PAIL Shect, (Coiin's Bmdine,)
BALTIMORE CITY,
WILL take pleasure in attending TO al' LAW
w BUSINESS in which persons Of Cecil county
may be interested in this city. &c. lie will also
assist in tho trial of suits, claims, &c. in Cecil
and other counties adjacent. Dec H. l6jS-ly
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KD's'HC,E.

Tl1E County Commissioners, will meet t
l. their Office. in the Court House, IN ELK
ton, on TUESDAY,, the 18th day Of Deem
Der, next, to attend to such business as may
be brought before them. BY order,
j. S. CRAWFORD.
Dec !, lSoS-Zw. Clerk.
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FOR SALE ore RENT.

A HOUSE, situated near Cayott's
~ Corner, Bohemia Manor; it has S7:-t-.ysss
two rooms and kitchen on the first dIsISTiH
floor, and two rooms up stairs tIEAf' 4
cellar and pump of good water at the door :;
it has quarter of an acre of ground attached.
1t is a very suitable location for Phi, sician.
Enquire of LYDIA a. BRYAN,
Chesapeake City, or b. +. Sluyter, Bohemia
Mansf' tost ~. isSS-..H
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FLOUR Mill

i well adapted to either merchant or cOun-
try work, and the water power is sufficient
for other ordinary mechanical or manutac-
turing purposes.
Tn, mill aud farm are now rented to Mr..
Joseph Scarborough, who will show the pro-
petty.
Apply to RICHARD II. TOWNSEND,
Secretary Of the Trustees of the Sheppard
Asylum. at tie N. W. corner Pratt and
Sharp streets. Baltimore.
Nov. 20, lS5S-1w.
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MEDICINAL
II. II. Il.
no MORE PAIN,
NO MORE SICKNESS,
NO MORE RHEUMATISM,
OR STIFFNESS OF TIE JOINTS, LumpAGo, nEA


NO MORE RHEUMATISM,
OR STIFFNESS Of THE JOINTS, LuMBAGo, HEAD
ACHES, TOoThAnEs, GR SUFFERING FROM
OTHER noDILY IErIRMIrIvEs.
TINE rnrid and complete eff ICY Of RAILWAYS
1 READY RELIEF, in instantly stopping tho
most excruciatng Pains and Aches Byrns Scalds
Cnts. Wounds Bruises. &c, rem lcrs it important
that every inmilp keep supply Of it in the house
Armed win this remedy. household is always
protected against sudden att scks of sickness -
thousands OF lives of persons have b, Tn saved BY
its timely use who we're suddenly seized in tho
night time with Cranfps Sptsms, Vom ting
Cholera yellow Fever. and other vioent diseases
Let dose of this Remedy be taken in ern1ly as
re case may require when suddenly izo with
Pain or sickness and it will instantly relieve tho
patient from pain. and arrest the disease
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF has cured
RHEUMATISM. In f1ur hours.
NEURALGIA, In one hour.
ChAAli. In ten minutes.
DlAkhiitEA, In fifteen mnu'es.
TOOT!IAClIE, In one minute.
o'hoAS. La five minutes.
SICK HEADACHE. In ten mirules.
CIlllI.S AND FEVER, In fifteen minutes
tlllLbLAlNS, Ia fifteen minutes.
INFLUENZA. In six hours.
SORE THROAT, In ten minutes
bohNS' In twenty minutes.
FROST BITES,
AGuE CHEEK,
PARALYSIS,
LAMENE
AMI in all C .scs of BRUISES, WOUNDS STAINS
and sPRAlNS. the moment it is applied TO the
injured parts all pain and uncasincss cease Look
out Tor countcrt.its and imia ,ions-purchuse only
ROADWAY hEApf RELIEF. Price % cts. 30 Cts.
and 81 per bottle
4 NEW CDNTpJpIrptnN no CryJNrr,
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COLLECTING
II ENRY CHA NTON.
FkVOT rsRHgsGE, MED,

D f A l. Il r. IN AIN
A ND AGENT for the sale Of Fort Kennc
Hdy Lime The highest ca>l prices paid fer
Wheat and Corn delivered at any point on
the Chesapeake & Delaware Canal.
Dy-Lime delivered AZ any point on the
Canal, Delaware 4 Phiad 'plia and Bllti
more Railroad, or Bohemia. SasSiltras OF
Elk River. [Aug, 90 lSJS-3m.
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PUBLIC SALES.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

D1 yiItue of two Writs Of Fenditioni Ey-
ID ponas, issued out Of the Circuit. Court
for Cecil county, 10 me directed. ! will sell
It, Public sale. at the residence of William
Mccullough, near Battle Swamp, ON
1vesday the 2lst dog Of Drcsmbcr, 1858.
all the right, title, claim, interest and estate
at law and in equity. Of the sad William
Mccullough, in and t. all the following Real
and Personal Property:
No. /. All that Piece, Parcel or Tract
of Land, upon which the said William McCul-
Tough now resides. containing
SIS acres, 4 Reed a.as. SIS y'crc.aes,
and more particularly desert bed in IL deed
from Hiram Mccullough, trustee, hearing
date 18Th February. 1888. recorded in libcr
II. II. NJ, No. 2. folio 80, one of the Land
Record Books Of Cecil county.
No. >. All that Lot Of Ground, with
the improvements thereon, situated and
being in the town If Port Deposit, dcs grated
on the plot of Sarah Thomas estate as n os.
20, y and -, containing
1926 SQUARE YARDS.
and more particularly described in deed
from +. ID. McClenahan aud wife, duly exc
cuttd and recorded among the Land Records
of Cecil county. On this lot there is a
LARGE BsIADs1G,
calculated for manufacturing purposes, in
which there is set of Burs suitable for
grinding PLASTER or Feed also,
STEAM ENGINE
of sufficient power for any ordinary purpose
and in good running order.
No. 3. All that Lot or Piece of Ground
in Port Deposit, with the improvements
thereon, purchased and described in II lease
from f.. ID. McClenahan, bearing date the
18th of February, 1851, and recorded in
Iibcr H. II. NJ, No. 7, folio 4IG, marked on
the town as No. 81.
Personal PROPERTY:
Also Pair Cream ColOrcd Horses,
l Bay Mare, l Yoiie Of Rel Orcn, Co,rs,
Spotted BmH | 0r-Cnri. 2-horye II gon.
l Dearborn, Buggy Hagen, Ca1 inge aad
Piov Harness. Piows, Tuke and Spthe
Harrous, IFhsn IN HE Grouad, Hay by The
Ton, Corn in he Err; also,
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
Snch as Beds. Baaiing aal BsGNeois,
Bureaus. Tables, CaQirS, Looking Glasses,
Sofas, Sores &C.,
late the property Of the said William McCuI-
Tough. and taken in eXrcutUn.at the suit of
Briuk x Bonnrli. and TO be sold for Cash, to
satisfy said wris
~ sale to commence at O'Clock p. n.
BARCLAY REYNOLDS.
Nov. ~, lS5S--ts. Sheriff.
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Frame Dwelling. nearly new;
and hereby give notice that on
Mo"ddy, Inc 9Th dag Of December, 1858,
at the hotel Of Mr.. Biddlc. chesapeake City.
will offer for sale said property, so seized
and taken in execution, by Public Auction,
to the highest bidder for Cash, to satisfy said
writS.
lie to commence at O'Clock p. NJ.
BARCLAY REYNOLDS,
Dec. 4, 1S5S-Is. Sheriff.
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STR A ".

TANE to the farm of the subscriber, near
" Wes' Nottingham, in June last, white
MALE HOG. which | have taken up as an
estray trespassing upon my enclosures.-
The owner is requested to come forward
prove property. pay charges AMI take him
away. WILLIAM LITTLE.
Nov. 81, lS5S-3w.
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-Four Hundred Acres CT Land,

on which is a large quantity Of TIMBER Of
various kinds, which may be readily taken to
market by either railroad or water convey
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SliERIFFS SALE.

SllERlfF'S SALE.
10y virtue Of Il writ Of Ficri Facias, issued
ID BY John Owens one of the Justices OF
the Peace of the State of Maryland in and
for Cecil county, at the suit Of James Denny,
against the goods and chattcls, lands and
tencmcnts of JOHN Robinson. to me dire cted
| have seized and taken in execution all the
right. title, claim, interest and estate. at law
and in equity. of the said John Robinson,
in and to all that Piece, Parcel or
LOT OF GROUND,
IN CHESAPEAKE CITY, with the In
provement thereon, and more particularly
described in a lease from r. II. Bayard and
wife, bearing date 3Oth of October 1857
recorded in libcr II. IL. NJ, No. 0, folio 1876,
one of the Land Record Books of Cecil
county. The improvements consist Of a
two. and ahalf story
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-04
TeIegaphel to the New Orleans Crescent.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA AT NEW YORK.
~ THE saFlosAEASD 7oUTuEEy LINES


NEW YONG, August 3-The Cunard mail steam.
ship Persia arrived at this port this morning, bringing
Liverpool dates Of Saturday the 2lth ut, three days
later than those by the Vanderbilt
The steamship City Of Baltimore arrived at Liver.
pool on the I'D ult.
The steamship ariel arrived out on the 23d
Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, July 24-The sales Of cotton for the
week amount to 5000 bales, Of which speculators
took 500 bales and exporters i, 900 bales.
All qualities have slightly declined. The decline
is chiefly the lower grades Inferior qualities have
declined during the week. Fair aud Middling
qualities have declined 1-IG.
The sales on Friday, the 23d, we're 1000 bales,
l4OO Of which were taken by spectators and ex-
porters. The market closed quiet.
Manchester Market.
The latest adviCes from Manchester are less favor
able than those By the Vanderbilt Less activity pre-
vailed in the market There is, however, no quotable
change in prices.
Breadstufs and Provisions
The Liverpool and London Breadstufs market
closed with a declining tendency. All kinds Of
Breadstuf5 had experienced decline during the
week.
The Provision market closed steady at previous
quotations.
LoNDoS, July PA better state Of feeling pre-.
vailed in the funds on Friday. Consols have ad-
yanced ] to j, closing at 955 to 96 for money and
account .......
The bullion in the Bank OF England had increased
4304 900.
The money market presents no feature of interest,
having experienced little or no change during the
week.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-04


MAHOMJIED4N IrlB AGAINST CHRISTIANS.
New YORK, Aug. 3.-The Persia's mails contain
but few items of political or general news of interest
Parliament,
The Indian bill and the bill admitting Jews to
seat in Parliament without taking the oath prescribed
by the old law, have passed both Houses Of Parlia-
ment.
... The Search Question.
D'Israeli stated in Parliament, that the British
Government were preparing plan for submission to
the United States Government, on the subject Of visit
ing vessels suspected Of being savers which he be.
licved would be satisfactory and acceptable to the
American Government, and would accomplish the
end they had in view, viz the suppression of the
slave trade.
War on Christians.
Later accounts from Turkey report that the fanati.
cal movement of the AIahommedans against the
Christians in Asia, was still continued with undated
ferocity,
Later from China.
The accounts from China are favorable respecting
| the silk crop .-..
The foreign residents at Canton had become seri.
ously alarmed, and had sent their goods to Hong.
Kong for safety.
Silks had experienced further decline Teas
We're much firmer.
The allied forces were advancing on Tien-Kin.
The French Troops at Rome.
The French troops will not be withdrawn from
Rome as previously reported.
Revolutionary Movement.
Advices from Tripoli report that a revolutionary
movement has been discovered among the Syrian
Christians. The Tripolese in Satakia were in state
of insurrectiOn.
| American Securities
LONDON, July pa still further improvement in
American securities is reported
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River Intelligence.
A DrEL ON THE MIsslssrrI-We find the follow

A DrEL ON THE MIsslssIppI.--We find the follow
ing in the Charleston Courier of the 3Oth ult.:
An alteration occurred few days since between
Mr. John Yorb Of New Orleans, and Mr.. Currick of
Memphis, Tenn. the settlement Of which could not be
postponed until they could arrive at some town. So
they agreed to stop at the first landing, and there
settle the affair which they did, with their friends
Mr. Charles Laughlin, OF Missouri, as Mr.. CaTrck's
f.icnd and Mr., W. A. Gardner, of Alabama, as Mr..
Yorks friend. n o one else was present. They took
their positions, and exchanged one shot-AIr. York
not hurt, Mr.. Carrick shot in the shoulder.
Some words then took place between Mr.. Gardner
and Mr. Langhlin, whereupon the pistols were reload
ed-Mr. York as Mr.. Garduers friend, and Mr. Car
rick as Mr., Laughlins friend They took their posi-
tons and fired one shot-Mr. Gardner slightly wound
ed III the arm, Mr.. Laughn shot in the body, about
two inches above the hip, but is now considered out
of Danger The parties are now in lexington, Ny
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
New York Bank Statement.


New YORK, August 3--The weekly bank state
ment shows an increase on loans Of 500 0OO increase
in specie, $4,000 increase in circulation, S5I 600
increase in deposits S9sjO 900 undrawn deposits, ST.
Ol0o0O.
The New Southern Mail Route.
WASHINGTON, August 3.-The Mississippi Central
r. r. Co, who were the original contractors of the
new mail rone have renewed their contract aud pro-
mise to carry the great Southern mail from Washing
ton to New Orleans in four days, commencing on
the LIST of August. Two hours additional time has
been allowed them over the ninety miles of staging
between the termn Of the railroads.
g.. The Frazer River Difficulties
stoyons that Is has privately written to Governor
Me- epa 3votion Of mnahT24s h2st efforts to connteract
being imposed by the Hudson Bay Company. '''0t
Election in Mobile.
MoBIfF. August 3-The election yesterday passed
off quietly.
shelton. the Democratic candidate for Sheriff, was
elected by 2hO minority,
Blount, the American candidate for Tax Assessor
was elected by $50 majority.
Domestic Markets.
NEW YORK, Aug, 3,-The Cotton market today
las been dull with sales of 5000 bales prices un-
changed. Flour and Wheat unsettled Corn white,
95c TO 81 yellow 81 to Il O5. Bacon quiet sides
aIe. shoulders, lc Pork firm at 81 40 to 5l7 80
for Mess. Lard oil SIC.
CINcINvArI Aug, }-Four unchanged, Proyis-
ions unchanged. Whisxey, 23a. Oats 52c. Corn,
60c.
River Intelligence.
ST. Louis, Aug 3.-The steamer Falls City arrived
here to day fronl New Orleans, also the Champion
and the Taylor
The steamer Magnolia left here for New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-04

Fatal DREHH1HG MATCH.-The Lancaster (Pa) In
land Daily Times says that Mr.. Isaac Bear Of War
wick township, ia that county and one CARRIER drank
seven gallons Of whisky in thirteen days when Bear
died Of mania a potu leaving CARRIER master Of the
neld
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Neb 0tIeans 4aiLn GrestGnt.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 4, 1853.

SHOT HN8ELp.-O On the 18th ult., James P. Goff, a
youth Of thirteen, climbed tree on the North Fork,
near Abingdon, Va, for the purpose of shooting fish,
and BY some means shot himself through the heart.
lie was found hanging dead upon a limb few min
utes after the report Of the gun was heard
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-04

CrRIosIrY-Mr. w. NJ. Washburn, Typographical
engineer on the " s and t railroad presented to US
a piece of stone found by the workmen while grading
rSugh tile Iot recently owned by R. D. Sale, ESQ,
on the envr0ns of the town. On breaking the stone
(bowder) the interior presented most perfect i'm,
press0ns Of two large leayes-a hickory and an elm
with all their delicate fbres Leaves are also inter-
Spersed in almost every conceivable position through
ont the rock TShreyeport Southwestern.
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Net earned PROFITS FOR III year ending February 3D.
,St3 265 Z


STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans City Of New Orleans
BE tremembered that on ths 10th March 8 before me- e
subscriber Of the Peace the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H. r
Ter, Of the ouaun Mutual Insurance Of
Orleans, being duly sworn according law, do de
pose say that the above ust and true and
. eEJCt transcript from the books Of said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, Presideu
H. z. JARFIERt Secretary
EFurnto subscribed this 10th d8y of March,
A. D. 1858. @, Nj. BRADFORD,
Justice of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans
The Board of Trustees have resolved interest Of six
the outstanding certificates OF profits, on
and after the second Monay A. next and To- redeem on
that date the scrip issued Of the S5 reaerg
the provisions Of their charter cnsh capital Of i've
thousand dollars and they have further declared
a 8crip dividend Of FORTY-I TWO PER CENT. on the qet
earned premiums of the year ending February 2s l5S for
which certificates will issued and after the first day Of
juno, 1855 CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. CARRlERE, Vice Prosident'
H. P. JANYIER, Secretary