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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-10-16

EFFECTS OF COFFEE ON DIsEAsE-Dr. Moseley OBJ
serves in his Treatise Coffee" that the great
use of the article in France is supposed to have abat.
ed the prevalence of the gravel In the French col.
we'll as in Turkey, where it is the principal bet-
erage not only the gravel but the govt is scarcely
known. DR.. Faur relates, as an extraordinary in
stance Of the effect of coffee in gout the Of Mr..
Deveran, who was attacked with govt at the age of
twenty-five and had it severely until he was up.
wards of fifty with chalk stones in the joints Of his
hands and feet ; but for four years preceding the
time when the account Of his case had been given to
Dr. Faur to lay before the public he had, by advice,
used coffee, and had return Of the govt aiterward
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from the Syracuse Standard, 7th.1


REV. MR. PRYNE ON PARsoN BRowNLow
Mr.. Editor The above portrait of myself must
be amusing to my acqnanances in your region, and
as they might be equally amused by portrait of
the Parson, will draw one
He is six feet high. of dark, sallow complexion,
angular in his build and notion, (what we Yankees
call a raw.boned man, answers well his description
especially the raw" part of the picture y he has a
long neck, surmounted by small head for
of his size; his eyes are black but not peculiarly
keen bis under lip Is too large for its place. and
has to be shi,red in order to fit; his hands are
large his gait sovenly, and his air and manner that
of one of the b'hoys." Icannot Judge of his style
of oratory, for ne was c0nUenientey unwel and
Gen. Small, who is much Of gentleman, read for
him.
did all the business with the janitor Of the hail.
the printers, (whom the parson denounced roundly
because they would not do advertising for moth
ingD the bill posters and door-keepers, in order to
give the parson time to write part of his speeches;
and was therefore compelled to make several calls
and respectable old coored man who carried bills
for us, and l found them both much better behaved
thar the pastor. l boarded at the same hotel with
him, but never him at the table but once
Whether he took his meals at shilling eating. house
and boarded at the " American, do not know
My room was just floor below his and in the
same wing of the hotel. He hurried home under
the pretence that his child was sick. I presume it
got better as soon as the pastor got out of free
State
Yours, &C.,
A. PRYNE.
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A kind hearted wife once waited physician
to request him to prescribe for her husbands eyes
which were sore.
"Let him wash them.' said the doctor, "every
morning with brandy"
few weeks after the doctor CHANGED to meet the
wife. =,
swell, has your husband followed my advice 7"
"He has done everything in his power to 40 II,
doctor. but he never could get the brandy higher
than his mouth"
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From the Knoxville Tenn. Wing.
A PAIR OF SPECTACLES.
PARSON BROwNLOw ON REV. NIX. PRYNE.

PARsON BROwNLow ON REV. NIX. PRYNE.
Mr.. Pryne is staying at the same hote! do
the American. lie is a small, heavy built man,
about &c years Of age. and rufian like pair
of whi>kers. He is not pretty speaker, by any
means and has rather feeble voice, which he
strains very much in speaking His gestures are
awkward, rapid and violent. and are alike in season
and out of season. agreeing exactly with the ap-
plause of the negroes and white rufians who clap
for him. He is Of only moderate talents, and
ordinary learning. lie is bitter. unscrupulouS and
unmitigaed in his abuse Of the South, and is faml
lar with the slang dictionary of abolitionsm. He
has been in my room frequently. but have never
been in his He IS kind of who will board in
the upper story of hotel and do without gas light
where board is cheap. He makes the acquaintance
of free negroes. and lowdown abolitionists, with
great facility; and I as often him in converse
ton with negroes as white men. Gerrit Smith, who
the man, aid presume deirays his expenses while
he lahors in the cause of human liberty"
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MEr.-The board Of Directors of the Atlantic and
North Carolina Company held meeting At Girls
wod's Hotel last Friday evening" and again on Sat
urday morning. No business Of public nature was
transacted beyond resolution TO throw the mails Of
the road-the company refusing to carry them at
the rates offered by the Department On the neon
venience to public should this resolution be
ned into effect, comment 10 unnecesary.-Qod
Tribune
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PLANTATION WORK FOR OCTOBER.

SWEET PoTATo VINES AS HAY-lt is remarkable
that planters will allow their potato vines to be kill
ed by Frost to the serious injury Of the root and
total loss Of the vnes previous TO gathering, and
yet they will spend time in saving pea vines that are
done growing and partially dry, and fodder (corn
blades after the corn is matured, when neither or
both together worth much the potato vine
for stock food by 25 per cent On the Goth Of this
month. and earlier in proportion as you 60 north
ward in the cotton region the potato vine is in .
state Of uxuriant growth, having shed none of its
leaves, full of saccharine matter and starch. They
may be gathered with great rapdity, and easily cur
ed as there is rarely rain about the Goth Of October
There is forage in the class of hays, for stock
cattle and mules to be compared to wellcure sweet
potatoe vines.
Srock-The stock of the plantation, and espe
cialy your porkers, and those of every variety, in
tended for exhibition at the State Fair, should be
receiving extra attention this month. Every facility
afforded them now for putting fat will add great
~ to their comfort and we'll doing through the win
ter The stock, both cattle and hogs should be al
lowed to CLEAN the fields after gathering; they
receive much benefit from it. In and during this
month, before the rains and frost commence, they
do the land injury by cleaning and walking over
the land in dry weather, but they should be kept of
the fields in rainy weather.
CoTToN SEED-You are now ginning, and your
cotton seed intended for manure should be kept
from the weather and under cover In no item of
the same value does the plantation lose much, as
in it's cotton seed intended for manure, which are
thrown out in heaps against the side of the gin
house, to lie through the winter decaying and ex-
posed to the SUI, wind and rain. In this condition,
heap of cotton seed loses 80 to 30 per cent OF its
value by the middle of February. We shall call at
tention to this subject again in our article OF work
for January, when shall 60 fully into the subject
of applying cotton seed as manure for both corn
and cotton in their unrotted state. This may. to
many persons, appear paradoxical at 6rst view, as
nothing ia properly food for plants in its undecayed
condition, yet our experience Of several years has
cotton seed, that put into the ground in January
February, they furnish food for the young plant,
either corn or cotton, as soon it is up. In this
way none of the valuable gases are lost by evapo.
ration, ETC., as in the case of rotting the seed in
bulk.-Cotton Planter and Soil.
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A F1RExAN.-"Look at the hero, Carr, of Cincin-
natl, who mounted the ladder. and forced his way
through raging flame and binding smoke, until he
bore out . mother in his arms. Again he plunged
into the frey abyss and brought child; again
another child. There is no such hero as that man
on military record. He is worth all the heroes that
stormed the Malaknf The iremen of Ohio should
raiss monument to his fame-s But then he didn't
kin any body, he only saved : wife and two chill
dren bs g Sss'9sss'S SO '-5Ts' - as
A f. coat may eoesra fool, but never eenesss
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When IN Irishman first tried peaches he said he
liked the favor but the seeds Icy hard his stem
aoh.
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4 Keep out Of bad company. for the chance is that
when the devil fires into flock be will hit some
body.
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T. WADDILL
HAS TAKEN CHARGE OF THE


FAY ETTEVILL HO T f l..
MYTH EFFICIENT AID IN THE DIFFERENT nL
w partments and his own supervision Of the enlns
he hopes to give satisfaction to the
of the House. ~.
~ Raleigh and Warsaw four.horse lines Of Stages s
rive and depart from this House Daily and the oaD
Stage Tr-weekly. o, sm
Fayetteville, n. C. Oct. ], 1858. ol-'"
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NEW BOOK BINDERYAND BLANK BOOh
MANDATORY,

AT THE OLD STAR OFFlCE'
(Opposite tho Prss6yte-ian Church,
RALEIGH, N. C..
VNHE UNDERSIGNED RESP ECTFULLn
informs the Citizens of Raleigh and the vicinity g tbe
orally that he will promptly and puncuay attend 10 al
binding of Newspapers, Magazines and Periodicals
kinds and in any style, plain ornamental, on aS
terms Also Blank Books manufactured to order
any pattern for the public Offices share OF
reSPee''s"y s'''c'sa' eaa a' JNO. ]. CHAPLIN
:. u.i.;.. A,.;ra 1890 - l+w&swtf
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+ 49, WANTED. ..a .t..
my A TEACHER who has had two years exPerrnsr
J in teachip9 school, situation in private Or peP'
story ssho0l
Address D. B., Chapel Hill, Box s0s. eo-st
Ocotober Z, less.
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A. cost may eoesr a fool, but never conceal
enc.
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aa i elFtsfgRt.
lI4TEl-L.IesEN
Fg4aay nrua g0 4ss

Ha1pAT, August 20 1858.
eslay s7AF q elear, pleasant DIV. Business on
e5aanuea dull
-THe Bayou GafOurche weekly packed
tag, 6apt j. Dagas arrived With V bids.
bbls. and 80 half bbs. molasses She viii
saturday aext, at o'clock A. d., as usual
gptE adams passenger paeket sallie Robinson
f 4. Gross, arrived WITH 81 bales 81 cotton, Oh
iN a il new crop. She win leave as usual, On
sggaay next, ut 8 o'clock ?. NJ.
seksbGfg y. 8 mail weekly passenger packet
Vivian Capt Dick Nash arrived with 2s6 bales
Is tk4oa and sdndries. SHE all leave again on Sat.
g asaal, at . o'clock z. ", to.the minute.
8ar58d Line passenger packet New Uncle
sps /, Il Elliott, arrived witha full go OF
s and She Rill leave on her return Saturday
Ii O'Clock 2. Ii. We are indebted 70 her cor
ad obligia9 clerk, Mr.. ]. Il. McMahon, for late
4ai papers.
Burlington Will lay up for the prese MT, and
@ Il Andrew viii take her place as a regular
Esale and Natohitoches packet The Andrew
thg landing this meraing, looking as well
q lis after she was built she is handsomel ely
aagsa aad fitted up ID the latest style; she is in
a es the experienced and well-knowa Capt. G.
sstoY.
81 fae0o Belle for, Yaeoo RiUer.-
o'clock RI II. this day, Capt. Z. S. Butler back 5
~ his ine light draught summer passenger pack ct
aae9 City aud all intermediate landings; she is
ssaiyiug freight al the foot Of Crossman street.
40 persons having goods TO ship will please send
assglg down as soon as practicable
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aIA.aa1oTT 3 0Q,s- oIRouLAR.


LtyeRPpol4 seventh month"; July So 1858,
neH sh rade IF la spinner Is renuHeralive, and the
largely maintained But the
re. of The recent import that the trade
ss Fl nc pAed ans inmediaa change in ptiCes they
4easg held sny limited stocks During the last few days
ane8 Fet has 1mpreFAd and the promise for the
g ~ shs could be desired fhese circumstances
g4ier 45e aeE sYorAblF the commercial inter.
ae which have hitherto entirely rallied
lhe resulting from crisis. Dnr-
e pTasn Wlek ue total sales including 6759 taken Oh
ezlortt have oNeeeled IS 4l0 baleg
E9gag there IL lit attendance Of trade and some in
sn5aus accompanied By symptoms Of Increasing
rae sales 200 halss including 2eO9 bales on
seli9tien ard for export AZ ful prices.
&heseet Of AtneFlea is large and although holders act
Il senesel eena9spes e freely oised, and prices have
sinslg E Aeclinedi the Qnoltons for Fair qualities,
Asl8sa " ihe committee, are for Creams lda per ib.
Had nd9s qualities have generally declined from I6d
+ e. asAs per lb
s4n4 syptan are IN limited rsqaeat, buttaey with.
s1atgfig chRn@e In value,
st 5aia the stock being unusually small and
s3 maintain helr value During this week error III
sa ssinNsd sgsu of Fast India amounting Is $50 bales
All aan discovered and in the annexed tables this quantity
Ms Aaea aaled "a the stock.
Eg hfee Anetic n, and $50 Sura have been taken on
asialqn 2B4a American, 200 Pernan $50 Bahn, $40
q sGsaand 81 Madras, for export The total
fsses le trade have consequently been ABOUT 81 100
~
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. CONSH4NEES.

NEW YoRK-Ship suana-Ts Athens Gco--J Fl Asaby
Carroll Hoy &eO-blAuchart Il GulstJ Burnside SEQ.
arbrdge EoSNc BaideeSa &ooNBeS5s GaSJ r fSo
"A CohgnG0rsen Atm trUng-COsgroYe 4 Boyle-A Cba
Di-E chelbsrger& Callac-Theo FroisF Fog6T eco
teIhanqoh &c1-fHnys x Norman-A d Grief EGO-Guld
gaines-s GrnmHn &coGoodrieh &ep-V Hebert---D Il
Homes-=5I Hutmau-A HILL Holden Eco--HaIl il iii.
Henderson Gaines-John Hurley &co--A - James ggoB
Jonrdau--u Washington Jackson EcoJ keepkg-
sami Loeke-Lunesclitoss Bros ,lco-R X fagghiil H.
nalzeJ iadgD Loybes &co-W Il Letchlord .sro-Eel-
ScoJ Morton Sco=Ii y Morrison Eco-D Moore Eco-5iu
I'm keo---R Mcdowell &eo-Ar &tenberger Ilorror-J
Gglesby y 4aeahaS-J y Oliver Post d MeA Pepn ScO-
Prltelard Fowler &coRoOe 6eo-Payne Steele Gco-Prce
fFlehley beth-Es0ussett onin-Siqe Bros &c0J RO-
bert &coL RncaF @ RAJ tollh tscoSmith Cooper 6co-
seibEEch-W simonerSeRmari Peck 6ea-SymJ d PrDyau
hen Seriaschmidt Regler-sanford Bros-C II S0con6e
&eo-staFk stauter &eo-E 4 Stevens &eo--T d smi,h-R
KNAPP teo-S u Tqdd &coTarleon, Whiting Puliis-I
Waadtil gov 4 D Urqalart VOORHEES, Grggs &eo--E d
J Wright &co-WalkeE Suder--and order.
NEW YQkk-shP Mediator n Burrows &eo-J Burn
side geo W Barhrdga &co-W 9 Beetton Eco-Bnll Els
I Glannen--B Dryer &co-Deunist Gco--R il Denman
&co-=J 4 pougerty &coEat 8 Henderson, Fee geo
&co-Aoses GreenWood-GeO a Ilolt--4 Hebrard-G Hyn
son -iIonld, Music &coHyde Goodch-G Harvey
Washington Jaclsn &coInneschloss BrO-J Levy 4cO-N
Larousne &co-t Langaln-Lumsden Kendall Eco--I La
Mcdowell &co Her Barsh &co-I II & / Marks too
MandeYille X Alcllhenny-J NTouce-A Marsi--North,
L,oefi r-i'eet Smls &eoB PIs &co-Pestlcy & Beu--
P&yne arrison-Patqn Smith : Puuam-Pheip Carr GCo
robson \ Alen-Smitl Bro--Seaman, Peck vco--~A
Leaman &co-Syme Proyau- Strk SauleF Se0-GO Tump-
Ynion-ho1hill aGo.T 4 Violet Se9SWeod h f6w-o
"ooanan-J woodruff &co--J Wright &co-and order.
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pELoW-ooMINa "a.

Ship Mediator, Kast, daysfrom New York. to Woodruff
Ship European, Turner tom Maonzas list inst to Whitney
&CB.
Ship 5sqtic, waddock 40 days from New York to Wood
ship snltana, Barrett, from New York, to A Cohen
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Whereas petition of the butchers the Market Of the
Second District has been presented the Common Council
praying bat the alterations contemplated in the specea
for the repairs Of said market file in thu Surveyors
office would be injurious and detrimental to their business Ope
rations. Therefore
Res0lrsd That The Comptroller be and he is hereby author
led TO Withhold r9n ,aen the sale of the contract for the
repairs OF The market of the ctyte Beef Market Of the
Second District that the aforesaid specifications may
by the City SURVEY Or.
[Signed GHAs H. WALDO ..
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Signed P, S. WILT2,
President pro tenn, Board of Aldermen.
Approved August 10 1883
fSgned GERARD STITH, Mayor. au2O
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NEW YORK via notwithstanding Empire City
S2HO specie 1874 bbs Hour 200 bb potatoes $40 bag castor
beans cases segArs, II pkgs mdse,
MARsEILLEs-B AEoneka-S6f hhds tobacco and 0gO
slaves.
PENSA GOIASchr Southern Tndependence-72 sacks
do oas DO coffee hds bacon, Dbl and hhds sugar,
bbls whisky, IL bbs potatoes, and surdries.
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PRIVATE BANKS AND EXCHANGE
4 .

S. NICHOLSON & CO.. GAroudeetstree
SASuE Ell S&IT CO., Corner Campstreet and Commercial
Alley.
JUnSON 4 Co, Corner Camp aud GaRRlstrests.
BROWN, JOHNSTON K CO. No. 3B GaupstFeGt.
BENOIST. SHAW 4 Co, No. 81 Catupstreet.
BANK OF COMMERCE, JACOB BARKER, Agent,
G0rnefCampR and GrayierstTeets,
THOMAS n. BARKER Corner Camp ard GrkvierstFees.4
H. W. CONNER SON No. 80 Garondeletstreet.
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..odtl NelIn,v.s, 80 D,

BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR l85S.-Ofi eers-HenYI
Bier President s. Boulemet. Treasurer Thos, H. Shields
Secretary uanel Merritt sexton Cemetery COMMITTEES
Harper Dillingham;, Gardner Smith uHd b. DeSlva. Finance
Committed Oyerton, Bernard Cohen John
Moran. MHmbers-JRmes FurneauX, NJ Wins0NF II Gold
man, Thns. KeeiIe Rad Il. B NlBunsett
VAULTS IN 4ODD FELLOWS REsT1 may Bepracufed
81 p FELT srETsoNs "a Gampstreet9 a. hLGsP4uGH, U
s. Mint and at heSeereary s0hce Odd FeoWs Hail cor
ner OF Camp and Lafayettestreets
Price Of Lots yaHsRegnlar lots 10 feet squares
ditto feet SIS. Vaults double ito Stockholders Lodges
800 ditto, all others 70 single to Stockholders
Sl5i 10 all0t theirs, $50,
Vaults be opened unless acerfcate ownership be
first obtained from the Secretary,
Informal ourelaye otepurchaseof Lots etci ad
onsBpiicatoutO
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ARRIVEn-


Steamship Charles Morgan Place from Powder Horn via
Galveston, to B Payne-lst dist
Steamship Calhoun Gardner Galveston via Sabine Pass
to UB Psyne-ls dist
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RTAYoRlAT..rY. .lEEEcIAI..
MAYOR AI.HY OF NEW 0RI,EA Ms.

4
Cts Hail, August / Il flS, \
Common Council q the City of Kew Orleans.
No, 4I3I,
Rc9rd That he adjudication Of the following sections q
the wharFeS Of the ciy 81 New Orleans made BY the Conpro
Ter ca the 10Th August 1858 to tie following named persons, I'M
der resolution NO. 400 be and the same hereby approved
ana the SeegFihes Geeeptsd q WE t,. w NJ
Second section to j. Baker for s2 COO securities, W N
Third section o H. A. Paterson for $3.50 600 securities
Geo May, Fhos Murray l. a Seymour and Jno nlbertson
Fourth SECTION 10 P. A. Stone for Sl2VU1 security L. H.
Fi6 section, 10 J. Baker, for slT7Ooa; securities W,
Batson 4 .. a. Eager.
RsSSss tts That the Mayor be hereby author
led to contract the above named parties for the faithful
performance the conditions enumerated IN aud reliEel by
said resolution No ,01l. =-
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
TSignedl T.. S. WiIrH
President pro tenn. Board Of Aldermen.
<'P'5 Signed GERARD sTITfI, Mayor. au2J
No. 438.
eso1rs5 That the contract Of Dents Cronau wh The city
of New Orleans for the ing up and eeyng dgosliy the
square block paving TchoupiOuas be and the
hereby declared null void and effect said Denis Crouau
having failed said work areeaOly to and
specifications OF the City Surveyor
csolCed ffther That the Comptroller be and he is hereby
authorized 10 resell the lowest bidder after five
daEonay the square black pavement TchoupouaS
with H. eS levels
catiouS Of the Surveyor and the adjudication
the approval oE lection of the Common Council
President Board 81 Assistant Aldermen
[Signedl P. S. WILTH.
5 ! , dsntprO tenn Board Of Aldermen.
tSfgnedI GERARD sTITH. Mayor au2o
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nIAYoR E.l,Y.-e1ElsEelrA l..


MAYoBALTy# OF Nav oRIESNs
Say aalli Tenth day OF August 1858.
eom'aon Council City of New Orleans, )
No, 4l32.
Rolea Fha the Mayor be and he shereby authorized
newspapers oF thirty days atit Is Ge intention o he com
street. Casnc4vo street. from Louisa 10 Desire seeE in
accordance with the petition Of the Of real property on
the official lrna ~ conformity with section
new city charter
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
- i Iesiaent pro TEN. Board of Aldermen
tsjgnedl GERARD sTtTH Mayor.
Pursuant TO the above resolution the Common Council
noce is hereby given that the expiration OF thirty DAYS
from this date TIE opening Of Royasuee late
from LoGtsa 10 Desire, will be proceeded with conformity
New Orleans, August 10, 1855. - ''"'O''
MARIE DE LA NouyEILE.oRtEANs
Hoie de Vile, lie diNiemo our d louf 1888
CouseIl Eommun de Ia vile de la N'e-Orltans \
No, 4l32.
Reao Que a Marie soft ct fl est par lie esnt autors de
do vile, pour 0urs que Conse Comnn 4e
la VILE de la Noav"e Orleans nenton de tre oavTir
rue koy&e cd9vn rue CasacRlyo de rne Louise iuqua
Ia Desire daceord la petition es possesen de r0
prttes oaeres sur IA dite rue overture ueIe
section NJ III De la nougelle rhare de Ia vile.
ss"s President Board S IL $si Il MARIA lias2mon
President pro lem Board dos Aldermen.
lssael GERARD srITH, Mare
En- conormte avec la resolution du Coseil conuun ci
ton de ouJs de .e sara prGca enient
M !o oGyertTe Dc Ia Royae ti-duvln rue Unslcaly5
NouyeIle,Orlaars OaOdt 1883 aWil 8oa
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MAGNOLIA NO 4 meets the "a and 9Th Saturdays in
each month, in Baton Rouge
G. w. SHAW No TO- meets on the and Sd SATURDAYS in
each month, in Clinton.
Any communication intended for the Grand Eueampment
mus be directed TO james FurneauN rand Scribe 40 Poyhas
street, New Orleans,
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INSURANCE COMPANIEs.
ANfS AEA4AANNAA ASAA1 -tats ~ 4fSs

corner 7, S4 4t Camp streets s,,
goRn n may. PEes't
,rSo STs, lfrfi E iNstit, VIII S&otS!y
lo$ G sI. street -,
II < Fss5qes'
1 11o Ne r w Nh
street - - ~ ~ 800
FaE Cam eresiaent
u, Secretary
Csni5 md Co1r9ercial PIaes ~ - N2tA'A
Thomas A, Adams. .......,..,.... President.
O. !Mansonf. secretsIy
LOUISIANA MUTUAL, iEsURANCB comp INV, Saatb
east corner [;a,9p and stregs ~ 'As
q grsgs....:...... President,
Il. P.Janyier, Secretary.
SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, Corner C0rF
oq TRo@9s st saa pras,asrt
james b. Begesre vice PFssidspt
,r1y nss EG ,sI,t ,5 go ,
ro6dslet street
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UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE ANNUITY ara
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LIVERPOOL AND LONDON FIRE. AND LIFE ISsU.
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UNION INSURANCE COMPANY, Conner Of Canal aad
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STAR INSURANCE COMPANY. oaioe 70 81 e5sgls
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NEW ORLEANS JSSFso ND G +, 4 opr4yts
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NEW ORLEANS AND PoETCHSRTR4YN R4uRoAn
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