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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-07
The Baltimore Tragedy.

From IN Baltimore American, Nov. y.
ANOTHER PoLTE OFFICER MURDERED-REyESGE
ron TN CONVICTION OF GAMBRILL.
Police officer Gorge W. Rgdon, the principal witness
in the Gambrl tra last night brutally murdered IN
his own house ouIatmore street. few doors west OF
Pearl street, vince his wife keeps small dry goods
store. The facts Of the follows-At eight
O'Clock last eycnig he leh the Western station house for
his home, and cautioned by Captain idnewcaver not
10 thrc4s had been made against his Life
count Of the Testimony he had given the Of Gam
brill N the cectthat he should die the day that Gam
br was convicted These threats had also reached the
ears of the deceaed but he able 10 trace them
any direct source and considered them idle or drunken
threats On LEAVING the station house he proccecd direct
10 his home, and in his sitting room adjoining the
store talking 10 hs wife nj the time Of his death.
Al the corner othc sitting room small window opens
into the yard, andMr Rgdon was standing leaning on the
mancl piece, witt his back 10 the window, from which
he was not two FEST distant. His wife sitting the
other side Of the oom aud little Lost child which hc
had picked up in he street, sitting the carpet at
bis The assassin went up small alley al tho side n
the house, and with large horse pistol fred AT hll
right side and casing instant death lie exclaimed only
ii shot = fell dead on the floor, having ceased
breathing after o,e heavy grcan. large horse pistol
with which the dscd was committed, len lying IN the
yard, Immediately under the window.
Police officer Jshn Cook the opposite side OF
Baltimore street and hearing the report o. the pistol
started across 10 Mr. Rgdons house, when man came
running out Of t side alley with revolver in hts hand,
and officer Cock started 20 arrest him be fired twice at
him, rehcr of which took effect The officer Immediately
drew bis revolver and started in pursuit. firing twice at
the he up Baltimore street On turning the
of Zinc street the ASSASSIN and the officer again
!, - &C., ,,sen oa,cc, CO. s,,crocsca ~ snnrling
~ ar vr,,b hss nss,o ana uh ,ha aes st.neo IN on
aars Ir,,son ana Uicrins Carried him ~ the station
hos n nrovsI a. be peter Carrie = butcher residing
-, ~ roaa AMI an ASSOCIATE ~ Camhrll's
!, -, ~ ,s,ncrbcysI ,hat oacrr pg,lon ,estif,ed an
the Ganhr trial that he had hold of David Houck along
With orccr Benton, tho tmc that Gambrll came up
and sfo, perton testyipg pnsltveiy ~ his tientaca
,on N camhrl a. ~. murdered M hal boon lust two
80 q, hs ,oce ,xas s,ont athletic man ana 4 most
v@eisnt and fearless oflrer Ie leavcs wife but no
rlir, ~ mourn lis loss IIe VAS thirty Gye wears OF
sc ,nd a. Law would haze been the seventh annyer.
sv of IN marriage which he remarked Is his wfe yes
,srSsv
IT. energetic and PROMPT action ~ officer Cook IN
s ,ase caves The impress al thorough efficiency ami
: v,ttbv n Some substantal marx III commentator
m started slnely IN pursuit a. desperate and armed
man without any knowledge OF the crime he had lust
commttcd ana dctcrmncdly followed him 20 his arrest
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SAY fRAScTsoo, Oct. o, 1883.
FrorR-Salcs ut 90 rs n $40 so
wrxAT-4oo bags sold at Be-. $50 do. at 2y.c.
BARtKY5o0 bags sold at 95c. do. at VI Nc; 600
do and 500 do. at 81 per loo lbs
Os1s.-No GALES reported.
PARTNERSHIPS at Nc. a 1 &c. per 10.
laRD-Sacs OF 90 and 100 do. Coburn's on pri.
yac terms
HaS-2T terces brncd sold 70 on private terms
BuusR--S casks containing kits Jay L. Adams sold Al
46c.; os hrkns cx Radiant, private.
AyrIk-.--l25 half bbls. choice dried sold nj l2kc.
Rrrx.-7O0 mats Batavia sold At 4hc q &c.
Couvx-J0 bags Rio sold at l5c
ScAp.-5O0 boxes FAys sold at auction on account Of
underwriters, at skc.
CAspLr.-saes Of 500 boxes Grants and $50 do
Enapp's, on private terms.
A3TL.
HoFs-l0 bales ev Golden Gate and rs do cx NJ l.
Sutton, sold private torms
Co.L-Saic ex Lucknow, Of $50 tons, and 2is DO en-
Sutton. all private.
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CAMFRoS-DAvEl-At FBk's Ranch Amador county,
Sept 23 Thomas Cameron To Elizabeth Davis
FRfEMAN-swAIs.-At Cache Crock, lpo county, Oct. T.
Franklin 5. Freeman 10 Gertrude c. Swim.
HAySAH--t;uSoS. Sacramento, Oct. 2, John Hannah
TO Hannah Gibson
McNrITy-iiKSsrxy-InS Sacramento, Sept. 80, John Nc
Nulty To Rcbccca Hensey
BIRTHS.
RoGERs-M French Guich, Shasta county, Sept 20, the
wife ot u. j. Rogers Of twns-a and daughter.
Rrecins-M oroyie, Sept. 20, the wife Of r. 3 Rug
giles, Of a daughter.
BHssSAS.At Shasta Sept. 2s, the wife of NJ Brennan
OF n son.
DIED.
MurIKrS-In Sacramento, Oct g. Theodore, son OF John
and Sarah A. Millikn, aged 2 years
HARpER--At Stockton, Sept. 80, Caroline Isabela
daughter OF william and Isabella NJ Harper, aged IL
months.
TRriJETT.-Near the O Ranch. Amador county Sept 23
infantsson ~ u. !. Triplett.
hARcy.-At quincy, Piumas county, Sept 81 T. B.
Marcy.
JoSHs-In Indian Valley, Plumas county, Sept 27,
Peter Jones, aged 40 years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-07

Union COURSE, LONG ISLASp-TRoTTfsa.
,rottng match for o. 600 mile heats in harness camo
of the Union Course Friday afternoon, between
black gcldug Native American and bay gcldng Lantern
The black horse won the with the most apparent
case, making skip break during the contest,
The winning horse belongs TO Mr. Monnott, raised In
Kentucky snd from thc sample shown this Of
his speed aud capabilities trot,er-t being BIS rsi
performance In publc--n certain he ranks sscoud
few Il any in the land. Tho made excel
lent considering tho state of the weather and condition u
the track This untred horse the fayore previous
10 the start hundred siSy-showng couclusvcly
tina, his time vas well known; and soon the word
was slyen hundred to thirty offered without
takers that be would Lantern his quarter badly
~ the heat but tho accident had nothing u with
the result 10 the rsce he beaten before occurred
lantern struck himself after h. broke up passing the
the black horse at the time being several lengths
NJ trout.
FUs Hcdt Native American took the lead with the
word Kept II ~ the end notwithstanding the many de-
tcrmned efforts of Lantern 70 ovcrtake him Up the
hume stretch the brush of Lantern fierce until he c
his lcgs, which was before he reached the two mile d.
lance stand The black horse had much foot for Ian
tern, and uufed beautifully throughout the heat Tmo,
"a. Tho last hall mie was done IN 10
.ac5nd HcIi.--0ne hundred 10 twenty w1s ofsrei On
Native American. and takers They vent on nicely
together NJ the first attempt and KEPT SIDE hy side
shout halfway around the upper turn, When lantern
lcnntbs After that the black very rapidly With
out skip or break, AMI won BY bali dozen lengths
lantern broke w ~ thc tN1 NnAah.a
Tne ggr Lantern cni hs quarter badly IN this heat,
after he biokc up the last time The following sum
Is,p,r Nov 5-rrOttlng match for $4,000 mile heats,
in harness, ..- &C., .. . .
4 soiecr named bay 4 Lantern. n..................
Tine, 23i-232k.
Lantern il matched against racing Pet, mile heats 70 %
ne they please Cor 81 900 side, the on
A. 10th inst,
Lancet also matched against Ethan Allen. mile :,
best three in ave TO 20 in double harness, for $50
owners Of tho above horses can select either
troticr or a PAGER t0 20 with their horses hF
come 90 on the 18th inst. and II the horses
ret right the fastest double team n
place ma be anticipated
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nEArH ASp Burial or YorSG

To hc. tie Iowa Chief, lost on n :
fsw days ago, who was huric1 vsth
the tribe. anl N acco dance Nith
amons Tie dlskv sous og the f0re
sntrg rossve mon tie sunni
ana arrow 4 war club and
when : pony VAS shot % acc
hunting grcnas A mound
otstf6 Whale, whte ha
peet. around 70 keep 6w
was t,t rIDrc than II
kaMas, Le..ri ~. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-07
rnE NEW MEMBERs IN THE SENATE.

Two new members were elected TO the state Senate by
the recent election Henry G. wetmore republican was
chosen in the Eleventh district Dutchess and Columba)
in place of William G. Vaudeville, democrat, who was
chosen postmaster but the latter asserts that he did
net accept the Office, and will therefore, continue
claim his seat in the Senate. Erass S. Prosser republ
can, was elected in the Thirty first district Qre) to al
vacancy occasloned by the resignation of James wads
worth
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TELEG RAPHIC.

srHSaFrslD, nj, Nov. o, 1858.
Eighty three counties in this state have sent in their
returns and The remaining counties vote as in 1856 the
democratic state ticket will have a small majority
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The Douglas Contest In Illinois.

THE LEGISLATURE.
From the Chicago Times, Q)ouglas,) Nov. 4
Below give table showing the respective leg s'a
tive districts with the political complexion in the last as
we'll the next legislature
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THE RESULT IN THE STATE.
From the Albany Argus, Nov. o.
We repeat table OF maortes, corrected according
10 the last informatcn Our figures give Morgan ma.
jority over Parker Of 1871. Doubtless the official
figures will change this somewhat.
II will be seen by an nspectios or table, that in
every county from which have received the FUN vote
the democratic vote II larger than II was last year This
fact indicates very handsome increase Of tho democratic
vote and have doubt full returns VII show that
ten or dwecn thousand democratic votS have been
cast this year than D. 1855 or 1851
Tho dcmocratc vote 0f the state has probably reached
2tO oooa very rcssetable and powerful party certainly
for future act4on.--dUdny Argus, Noc. O.
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The New Telegraph Line to Salt Lake.

FIRST DESPATCH FROM THE SUMMIT OF THE SIERRA.
SUMMIT SIERRA NEVADA Oct. IAN
Messages are now passing hourly from Placorville
east.
The wagon road contractors pushing the work for
ward vigorously. Orly four miles yet remain TO be
cut through the timber. Thirty days will complete tho
woIk.
Parties Of immigrants and camp followers are passing
daily. Large quantities o goods being across
mountains TO supply the settlers in Carson Valley and
troops en- route for California
Our line works excelenty. Nights cool aud bracng
Comet looms up bright and glorious.
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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM CALI ORNA.
BY THE OVERLAND MAIL
THE NEW TELEGRAPH LINES
MARRIAGES, BIRTHS AND DEATHS.
M A r X e T 8.

We received papers yesterday, by the overland mall
from San Francisco to the 9th Of October four days later
than those by the steamship route.
The papers contain no news Of any importance.
The first mail out from ST. Louis making unexpect
edy rapid progress towards is destination Il
met fifteen hours out from San Francisco and only
twenty days after It's departure from 81 louis that
the arrival Of the coach the Pacific shore inside twen
ty three days was assured.
From the 81 Louis Republican, Nov Al
The seventh overland mail from San Francisco via the
Batterhed route arrived in this city last night only
twenty five days out
The RAINY season setting in in portions OF the State
The stockton Rp,tbiicaa says il has heard rumors Of
come great dggpgs that have been discovered in the vi
ciny OF Salt Spring Valley, Calaveras county distant
some thirty miles from Stockton and said be very ex-
tensive. The Repatcdn does deem il advisable TO
cay more until It hears further particulars from the
The Los Angeles Vineyard Of tho 9th says
On Thursday the Ith iDst, the overland mail from st.
Louis and Memphis arrived at | O'Clock +. M with one
through passenger, Mr. 0rmsby, OF the NEW YonK HR-
RAID The event celebrated oy the firing OF salute
The Hon A. r. Moloney, the newly elected State Comp
troier had been sworn IN and commissioned by the Go
vernon, but hal not taken possession Of office tho
duties Of which are still performed by COL Whitman, the
old incumbent.
The solano Herah says lha, Captain Robert IL Horner
Of Tie steamship Uncle sam, who indicted for
slaughter, was tried by jury IN the District Court at
Fairfield, Solano county, and honoraby acquitted.
In san Francisco large amount OF deblsed was in
Circulation.
number Of old $40 California pieces, of Kellogg Co
coinage have been found 10 be badly sweatcd Some Of
the banking houses have paid many of them out
refused 10 take them again deposit. An instance of
this kind occurred yesterday.
A business man having large dealings with several
banks, went round collecting the cash number Of
checks in his possession and received in return number
Of 40 gold pieces, which he threw promiscuousy into
hag he carrying, and which contained large amount
o United States COIN He supposed they perfectly
good; but on making deposite late IN the day they
refused take them at Of the banks, giving as
that Kellogg Co coin not of value
stamped upon their face.
II impossible 10 tell at which bank he got them as
after he drew the checks he empcd the the bag
containing the good coin, where II became all mixed up
together The coin had evidently been tampcred with
since il issued BY Kellogg Co. Besides this kind of
money there large amount Of counterfeit s. pieces
circulation.
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Rel ubican gain thus far ar.......................
Two Know Eothings elected in Missouri not enumerat
In the above
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UNITED STATES CONGRESS.
SENATE.

SENATE.
Democrats, p-Oppositon, o.
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Of The d0ubifnl dsiftt We haVo Ino b'sI tnante TF
Madison ami for IIancockthc former composed of the
counties II Madison Bond and Montgomery, The other u
Hancock Henderson ami Schuyler. We dare not
that Ne have carried both, but the indications favor
beef n our triumph The contest is very close and As
tbc reader win see, exceedingly doubtful W. now In
cline h. te opinion That have both houses but 10.
morrow will probably remove all doubt But let our
friends hold themselves Until there be no mistake
AM then DO what the prompts.
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yfCUIG

MICHIGAN.
I-Wm. A. Howard, rep. Geo. g. Cooper, dem.
2-Ienry Waidron, rep Henry Waliron, rep.
3-nayid s. Wabridge rep. Frincs w. Kellogg, rep.
s-DeWitt e. Leach rep. Dewitt G. Leach, rep.
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NETTHLoDGENo.2I meetl at shreveportOn wednesda
ST. Ca NDRYLonGE o.2smeets a II pelousason satur
CLINTON LODGE o,27 meets at clinton on wednesday
evening.
Trinity LODGE No. 50 meets at Trinity on Saturday
evening.
Ex6BIIsIoRLoDGENO s4meetsat Thibodauzon satur-
NEW TERRA LoDGEN No. SO meetsat NewtOrOn Thurs
PSEAlRiE LODGINGS meets at Washington on satur-
GHENEYYILLE LODGE NO.41 meets at Gheneyvine n
ASSUMPTION No. 4s meets at Napolsopvi1Is on
Saturday evening.
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ssoad Fellows, Rest ),

BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR ls5s.-oHicers-Henry
Bier President s. Bouemet Treasurer Thos H Shields
Secretary; Daniel Merritt, Sexton. Cemetery Committee
Harper Dillingham;, Gardner Smith Rnd r, DeSva Fnar cs
Committee-N overton, Bernard Cohen John
man, Thos Keefe and E. B. Maunsen
VAULTS IN "QDD FELLOWS, REST may beprocured
byappyingto f. Nj. CORY atSckes& Co CRDalsreeE
Of D. FELT STETsoE's % Cnrapstreetto H. MIsFAUeH
s. Mint and Al the Secretary soce in oddFeows Hall
ner of Camp and Lafayetttstreets
Price Of Lots and lots 10 feetsqua[e l6O
ditto ST5 Vaults, double Lodges
$685. ditto 10 all others, TO- SINGLE to soekhodersLodg
S46: TO allothersr $50
Vaults opened certificate of ownership
first obtained from the Secretary,
Lotset can behsa
on 4pplicationtO = -,r,,,
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City of New Orleans.4
Belt remembered that on the Sh July 88 before me he
undersigned Justice ohe Peace in and city Aforesaid
personally appeared Charles j. MansoDi Secretary Of the
Mutual Insurance Company Of New Orleans who be-
ing duly sworn according law, does depOe and the
foregoing and and correct transcript
Isignedl CHARLES j. MANsOEI.
Sworn to subscribed before this 3Dh July 1888
fSgned1 JAS. Il. DIXON
First Justice of the Peace for the parish of Orleans
of Trustees have resolved interest Of
Six per In cash outstanding certificates OF profts
to the holders thereof their legal Representatives and
after Monday Of August poxmo also declare dvi-
SIXTY cent? PER CENT the net earned pre-
miums Of the company for the year ending the 18th Of June
1855 for which certificates will be issued on and after the LIST Of
And resolved further that after reservng ONE MHIoF
DOLLARS profits the balance due and outstanding
certificates the Company Of the issue OF 1852 well as
outstanding certificates Of profits Of the issues of the
years 1854 be redeemed and paid the holders thereof
their legal representatives and after the second Monday
in August proxno from which date all interest thereon will
certificates be produced at the time Of payment and
THOs. A. ADAMS, President.
GEO. JONAS, Vice-President
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Children three years old ard under free those three
fullfare
Family tickets in packages twenty-five can be had at
Office of the Master OF Transportation Merchants
es reside on 9e line Of the roed can procure tickets in pack
The Accommodation Train will run 10 Magnolia as usual
SATURDAY EVENING the 18th inst but will be dscontin
ued after that date.
Freight Trains da between New Orleans and Can
ton The Company are now prepared to forward Goods and
Packages OF All kinds to every place with they have
nection receiving om delivering the donc Of its pa
WIN. NJ WADJEY
GenrraI GuuariutendeDt
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Nst earned proatD ending February rs, :.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parrish of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
BE Remembered that this 10th March 1853 befoeme The
subscriber Justice Of the Peace and for aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H. p
7fe Secretary the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company Of
Orleans who being duly according law,
pose say the and and
correct transcript from the books said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS PreHiden
Il, P. JANVTER, Secretary
gwornn and subscribed before this 10th day Of NJ
A, %. 1855 c. NJ. BRADFORD.
Second Justice Of the Peace for the Parish OF Orleans
The Of Trustees resolved pay interest OF six
psr cent. oH@ the outstanding certificates of profits, on
after the second Monday in May next and to redeem
that the scrip issued Of the year 1855 eservug
the provisions Of heir charter cash capital of five
hundred thousand doars and they have further declared
4 scrip dividend Of FORTY-TW0 PER GENT. the net
earned Of the year ending February IS 1853 for
certificates will be iRsued and after the first day
June, 1858. CHARLES BRIGGS, President
A. OARRIERE, Vice President.
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
M. NEW ORLEANS, JACK.

go nrw f-vsr7aaslaEsFy-5 NEW ORLEANS, ia CK-
kfaa ID SON AND GREAT NORTHERN
a4R9~9GsaGsE-tz RAILROAD COMPANY
On and after SATURDAY the 10th November 1853 Pas
sengeT Trains will leave New Orleans twice daily IN A.
VI, and r. NJ, arriving Ut Canton GI5 r NJ. A. ~
Returning VIII Leave Canton at23IA M. and 60 2. NJ,
arriving 81 New Orleans OF 6lb p " and GLE 4. NJ.
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INSURANCE.

CREsCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE CON-
~ PAEY or NEW ORLEANS
with the requirements their charter
cent Mutual Insurance Company make the following
nent viz:
Amount of Premiums received for year ending
June 30 S......... ,.............,. 1923 $50 93
Amount Of unermnsted risks July list s57.. l2828l 90
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sfandInr fionnnrItteea.

STATE ORDER--P. g. NJ John Orchard p. @. h
Chas. n. Emerson aud P. g. Fl. H DentzeE
JgDGIAIP o. H. James Stockton, p e. Geo. Hooper and
;. n. Frobus.
PEr11oEs AND APpzALs-P G. N. j. c. Dunlap P. @. Geo,
RaTeohire ana P. q. Eneas Smith
LEGIsLATvE-P. q. Nj Geo. w. Shaw, p. G.. W. IT. Ella
and r g. B. UeSiva.
FtSlscE-P. 6. II H. @. stson P. g. g. L. Butler ard Pg
g. A. Thomson.
CONSTITUTION BT-TAwg-P. G, James Furneauz,
Geo. Dern1eyer and p. q. G. Menn.
CREDEsTAIsP. G. F. a. Dentze1 P. G. P G. Collins and
r G.. j. N. Wagner.
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Eucampmenta ia tine Kn4erfor.

MAGNOLIA NO. meets the ID md Alb Saturdays IN
each month, in Baton Rouge.
G. W SHAW No 10, the LIST and Sd Saturdays
each month, in Clinton. E3aRss
Any communication intended for the Grand Eueampmeat
must be directed James Furnesux Grand Scribe 40 P0ydras
treet, New Orleans,
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I. o. o. r.
Grand r.n.se.e ~ E.orlafnna.


THE r. ". GRAND LODGE or LOUISIANA I. %. o. r.,
meets se annually the fourth Tuegdays in Jauunry and
Jay " Grand Lodge Room Odd Fellows Hall cefpsF Of
camp and Lafayette streets New Orleans.
OTT1cEzs TOR YKGR iS5a-Edward Pflsbury Of Tenn
PlsI Logs No W G5aod Master John Moore q New
loera Io4ge No 81 r. w, D. Grand Master: C. Wi SOM
Of Union Lodge No r. W. Grand Warden; Th0s Shields,
q Union Lodge No r w. Grand Secretary; Henry WIZ
iiarnst Of Commercial Lodge No r. W Treasur
e.; Thos M Blake, Of Commercial hedge No. II and
Henry O. Sstson Of Southwestern Lodge 49, Grand
representatives. to the r. w Grand Lodge Richard Swain Of
Crescent Lodge No. & W Marshal; s. NJ Todd, Of Hope
Lodge No H. W. @. Conductor Jaunison Touisana
Lodge No. J. ". g. Guardian John Pranford II Crescens
Lodge No. 8, W. g. Herald.
DISTRICT IIEPUTY GHAED MAsTERs-James r. Warner Of
Covenant Lodge No IL District Nc 2 T. pei, Of Paeae
Lodge District No. 81 louis Bush eelsfor Lodge
No District g. T. Randiett, Of 81 Mary Ledge We
90 District No 81 8. p. Clark Of St Landry Lodge Is,
District No. Henry Jones, Of Ueoa Lodge No District
]. A. LiddeI, Of Trinity Lodge No 81 District No 2; v.
chie Of Meth Lodge District No III A. Mispaugh
Prairie Lodge No 81 District No. 10; g. FL Hunar, 81 Clinton
Lodge No r. District No. ~ H. Goldman, Of Teutouta Lodge
No TO- District No s. Slaughter Of Cbeneyye Lodge
e. District 49, 8. T. Grissore Of Assumption Lodge No
43, District No, III.
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Y. EMORCELLE Denier
At the old Basin, corner Of Tonl0use and franklin,
Has constantly en- hand BUILDING MATERIAL. saeh as
Lime White Yellow Sand Cement Plaster Of Paris ShiR
aths Stayes Also English French Aneriea fire.
Bricks, and all kinds of FreWnOd.
81 oEdsEsfrOn the country promptly and carefully
aua "
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, Parish of Orleans, City of New
Orleans Be remembered that on the sth day OF May s5s
before me the subscriber Justice Of the Pea In and for the
city aforesaid, personally came and appeared A. Nhapea
President and Jules Dohonde Secretary the Union lnsur
anCe Company of New Orleans who being duly sworn accord
ing law dcpo and say That the above accounts are just
pany A. GhlAFEh, Il &, ! IT'S Ie' Y
Sworn 10 and subscribed before me- this h day of May 1855
j. W. ANDREWS, j. p.
AT meeting Board of Directors, held this day it was
resolved 10 declare dividend Of FORTY PER CENT to the
insured for Scrip be issued and after he 18th OF
next and FORTY PER CENT to the Stockholders on
the capital paid payable according to the 18Th section OF the
Charter Of the Company and after the 18TH day oil May,
current
A. CHTAPELLA, President
JULES DOLHOEDE Secretary
New nrlanns My 8 1sEs-