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Bradshaw & Rutland,

Bradshaw ~ Rutland,
No.14, COLLEGE STREET,
HAVE Jg.t received their Fall and WINTER sToCE
II Of BOOTS and SHOES, which consist h , n Of ts
following
For Ladies, Misses and Children.
Ladies fine Kid aud Morocco BOOtss thick and thin SOLE
with and without Heels.
Lade, I'm back Lasting Cutters side and front lace
Congress Caters with and without Heels
Kid Slippers plain ana trimmed g
snd Morocco Bussins' thicE and thin sole
withaud without Heels
Black and Fancy Lasiirg Caters
Cslf4nd Goat Hseed Blotses lor school;
Childrens Kid and Morocco loot e thick and tain sole
Ankle Ties with Resets;
Top bOOless, with Heels;
Womau's extra size Calf and Goat BOOtees;
Servants " Kip and d itch BOotess;
taif and Goat win Heels
For Gents and Boys.
Gents fine Pump and Suite ed Calf Boots
quilted bottom ". P. &"
% double sole " P. "
Calf stitched, Calf Congress Caters;
e." double sole P. L. extra;
Uaion Ties. sswed and begged:
Calf Oxford Ties, stitched and psggsdi
" Cloth Congress Caters. stitched.
Boys 6ns Calf scots, sewed and pegge5i
:" Calf ana Kip boots;
Calf OIfrd Ties, ssved and pegged;
" Congress CATERS;
Cloth and i Congress Caters.
thick BrOsans, Boots.
Extra heavy BFoglns for plantation use
Mems heavy Boots ali Of which will be sold cheap by
oct g BRADSHAW RUTLAND.
Trunks, Valiscs and Bonnet Boxes,
Ladies' extra size sole Leather Trunks;
. Travelling
sole leather B9auGt Boxes;
Gents Trunks
bog Skin Iron Frame;
Ashland and Seel Spring sole Ieltner EaI.ses
Also Heavy Wool Hats Carpet Bags, S-tclel5, Black
Bag &C. ali the above ar els 81 20 be sold at the very
lowest prices BY BRADSHAW RUTLAND,
No a College S street.,
oct g. ca If the NsgTOD
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Wanted

Christmas Presents,
M & have hand, following useful and ornamenta
articles, that would make ths most valuable Chr5Lmas
rs taat e"uid be uEen. al OF which We VIII sell wen
prices Tor caahs
Elsgaut China, Poroelaiu and Lava vases:
Jewel Boxes Y.Tiety OF OLuane Hial pat ems
Caina Ink ztands Match Boxes Flower saucs, Butter
lsusis ana s.agus ornaments great variety Of pat
Coffee urns, Tea and Coffee pots:
Chamber sets, handsOmest patterns % De found IN
Bhtao1 Psni.6sd ta English and Horisan Japanned
Coal Yasss Goppsrsud Ornamental coal seutIeG
Feather dusteFs, ot an sizes
Hearth bToons, diHersut styles
Rattan, rooting, hail and sewing ehlirs;
knife baskets. willow and JGaanuUd tin;
Plate warmers best English patterns;
NDice boxes. cake end bread boxes;
Plated and BritJaniE eastern, liquor and pickle sicnds;
Water al sizes The greatest variety edtr In NASH
Cake aGd adding pans;
Ons hundred blrd cHger, elegant designs.
Our assortment o. noLbo iurnlhng goods s more etD
BVe elegant than be Will eel for cash
dse55-iT MACKgyzJE & WILSON.
STOVES FOR THE TINES
lust received from tIlc unHt lev @. BLgEI'S COAL
q COOKING hANGBss small size, which We are pTe
pared 70 furnish Al Ciacnns prices ah expenses added
A good assortment OF coal COOKING SToVEs, which
We will put up aud Harrluj, aud rhcH, nsT trai coal
eheap and In tie reach every QUE lrs te Stoves f use
FRANKLIN STOVES for Coal and Wood.
CANNON AND RADIATOh STOVES ior Coal.
CHAMBER AM DINING ROOM STOVES for Goal.
ALSO.
Thirty Handsome Patterns larlOT Gra.es from VIM
Jscksouss Mandatory. New HOk. Common La.fa and
TANNED Gra.eS sIzes and patterns hllh se val s7l
Gee e MACKENZIE & WILSON.
OVSTETENTT OYSTERS
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No
r purchase that vauabl9 CJ In Edgehe D. the Gaa
tin Turnpike, adjoining the residence Of Mr. Lessin,
The lot fronts feet feet deep and within tive min
OF the Public square. TO good purchaser VINO
wishes improve the property, any leIg OF lime WIZ DC
given 70 paw purchase money thai he desires lt may
remain on bond and mortgage Urten years ii desired
Apply 10
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IL "a. NA4LAtCNOCh,
AUCIUNLAt AND 6ENEK Il AGENT,
MOULD offer HE services the public as gem he
" sale Of
Real Estate, Negroes, Furniture, Dry .
aroouss g. roteraes,
Or other species u property rhpr u town county. Be-
ing determined O. devote time 20 the above
having had c2uaasr5s 2pereuoe latter yself sat cal
give sausacuon % Muse WE0 may favor In that tne
always be- found atths Counting Room Of PatrO
Omee' wien % m} absence OEders De eit- mar4-m
SCALESg ~ LEsI! sCAaUstIi
FULL Stock OF Fairbank 8 celebrated ales-D0Fman
"A Platform, GrooSTs, Counter and Beams
Also Hay and Coal Scales In sors and Tor sale EaGo
y prices, bJ W h. GORDON & co.
naJ y Eois Agents for Niidla 1URRsssess
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For SALE.
Lot Ch-u rect, South Nashville near toe 5apnd
q Cbur %. en- a ch there is p small FIaU0 Tenement
The Dot irou.s 7Gt is loJ teet ,2ep. Anplt 20 -.
srpt - RPg a. Y. LiEDSLBY.
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= HAVE yelling House and Lot for sale near the PUB
lie Souare which will tske the Notes OF Ehy Of Lle
Free Banks OF Ter nsssee.
Now Is tue tine for eutsTpHsng merchant 10 pro
curs good home 70 will give reasonable time within
winch he can water calico" Tor the notes. Apply 20
Y LINDSI FT.
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ET,T T,-vCV FFFNCH CANDID.


v-uR II fzcus OF NasbyIo nos naFa "n % runi,7 Of
rrovid W themselves with inl suppl OF Dr'o 'oh.
= nv ami icnCp 70 the uuleF sucu OF % %
- STN5 Id tie EtnH Coal Zee N4sLEl5 go g6a'ls
80 - FsiIFJsd Depot auE S2u L AAhlL-'I AZ
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valuable business Lot For Sale.

Am now Offering Tor sale that vaub'e Lot on Narksi
street adjoining tne store ofM0ris Mathews. Tn Lot
rout s. feet on Market and back Os feet towards
Front street -.
's ~, St1'' 'n 'i'' A. V S. LINDSEY.
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.awrenceburg Bank.

WE will ss lGs. shooug AID CsHaburzs ioT Bank Of
~ T.-v-r-rlr. none, o. oar OCULAR ieru prCus-
- " GORDON & 9
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s. Co,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
AND DEALERS IN COUNTRY PRODUCE.
CORNER OF COLLEGE AND SPRING SITS,
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE

NASHVILLE IEEAHSSbE
SUGARS.
100 bids prime to cho. sugars IS Dbl loaf %
10 DO CLAIMED do 10 do powdered 90
~ O0A'' n1'1nl COFFEE.
600 bags Rio Coffee, IS DO Laguyrs do
100 do Java do ,rrc1S
1o0 Pbls pixies whisky: 20 " Fine Brsndiss;
800 Deans do ~ " An,sHoah 40
m Hores Snp'r old Brady; IS SO Gin;
m g S1DeTior Port Wine; 50 " Walkers Sup'r Ale;
Is smiths Reserve Wiskyi50 g s. Julien Clarst Wine;
IA g Pure Rye do IS Basket Champagne Wac
In 81 klononEahais do 30 Boxes Champagne Cider;
TUBACCO.
o. boxes 3 s Powell TObaccc30 do Commerce do
a0 do southern Belle do IS do Industry do
9p0 do JACK Falstaf do
CIGARS.
10000 Napoleon cigars 1000 Jenny LiRd cigars;
5000 Josephine 90 5000 other brands assorted.
SUEDRIES.
1000 sacks hne aud coarsesaIe40 Cedar do
$50 Bis and Half bis Molases;G0 Bed cords;
50 KEGS Golden Syrup; 90 g Coca Dippers;
IS boxes Lemon do " Hamm0cks;
10 do Brandy cherries 50 s Whiss Brooms and
50 do Union Soap. Hearth Brushes;
20 kegs SODA: 100 Kits Mackerel;
90 bbls Almonds: 50 Cases Cove Oysters;
8. % Demliohps. assor. 90 IS Pickles assorted;
81 Packages Superior Teas; 500 Bags shot;
$50 DOz Painted Buckets; 600 Kegs White Lead
10 cases Preserved Fruits:
With complete assortment Of all other tTleles, tOrmin;
one OF bs res and best selected St. css OF groceries eve
brought 10 this market. Country Merchants visiting th
city woCld do well lock through oar stock before pur
'''17'nE NOEL b CO.,
iuuc25-tE Corner College and Spring streets
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CON,
EECTTONFPS AMI PAKERS


aTsGDLlEICk & sUI-NS are opening their es-
IVA teUl shmeut, Na.et street, No. 81, next tOOTtO Mr.
Powers Clothing sOre general assortment ui CORRECTION
srss they intend selling very reasonable and
trust o. their alleuo 10 business, 10 induce the public
extend % beras1a-e OF patronage. Among the lead
articles hand, AID watch they viii be rscsiVnE
arc the following VlEs
Candies Of every variety; Pine Apple and Ohio Cheese
1 Fruits Of ever kind; BTaud1sdz Wines, best br1ds
. Pickles. assorted; GOrdials, Of 5Very variety;
Ricsed oysters q. SaTdineI; Ale and Porter,
shad and salmon Fine Cigars.
With variety OF articles not herein enumerated.
In connection Win heir Confectionery, they invite The At
enOn OF the public 20 tueT Bazery, which daily
supply Of fresh 5relt, Cakes, and PASTRY can be had Par
e VII be made up 20 order and careuy 70 any par
UftheCIty.
Having perm-neiy located here course wish 10 be
parohze4 LIBERAL! ~ The end We iuteud selling on good
terms, and BY our demrsrJ~ mend curse YES 10 te
4ind notice Of generous public We respectfully invite
CotnifJ Dealers 70 are boo 1nr line o. trade, 10 give
call before vlrCuasiuE elsewhere.
spn4-u HcGOLRICK q BURNS.
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NEGROES TO s.lEE.
LIKELY bog Deg ECars 1,r; good CaTPeFtsT good
D .... s.r7 l rough Stops Mason and farm hands
j. BE- O. h. ~ baoN4s-
..r-.r a4A lr.ry
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B. G. MCNAIRV & Co.
Large Dealeuin all kinds Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
No. 55, COLLEGE STREET,
Nashville, Tennessee.

WE have unusually large and elegantly as
ted stocE AZ Fall aHd Winter Goods OF every des
ton auc prepared 30 offer greater IducImenls 10
eTsus Wishing articles line that 70 mas eve DSeh
our pleasure do. Our sock both quality and Vare'
a. E compare " t ary in the country, sad our puces
email te a. possible Tor them e be- Ciizens,
and s.rzl sJUg toe CITY will 10 well 90 give our sock
al -Afie ana tborJu "a examHat feel can msEe
to GER Interest We would call the attention Of The buy
.. particularly the following Departments IN our susi
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SOUTHERN BANK.
STATE OF LOuisIANA-clFY OF NEW or

STATM OF LOuIsIANA-c1FY OF NEW OR
BIZ KNOWN that this rst day Of May IN the year Of
our Lord thousand eight hundred and fifty eight and
ond;
conformity with Act 22 the Legislature Of this
State entitled An Act alter the shares Of the Capital
Of the Southern ank approved the eighteenth March
(s5 and IN conformity with the 9Th of
Ac Of said Legs aure entitled An Act establish eral
Of Free Banking in the State Of Louisiana approved
on the fifteenth March, 1855
thirty days public notice in the New Orleans Daily
Crescent journal, 10 the words following to.wit;
Southern Bank, New Orle Ms March Esd, 1858.
general meeting of the Stockholders viii be held
day the LIST Of May 1858 between the hours of 10 O'Clock A.
NJ and IL o'clock NJ at the office Of Thomas Layton notary
public Of this city for the purpose Of taking into consideration
the expedency Of altering the shares Of the capital stock OF this
Bank from shares of hve hundred dollars shares If hun
bred dollars concrmaby with of the Legislature Of this
State, approved by the Governor the 18th March 1858
(Signed) FREDERICK RODEWALD,
President.
Before me- Thomas Layton notary public in and for the
city IF New Orleans Aforesaid duly commissioned and
and In the presence the witnesses hereinafter named and
dersigned.
Personally appeared the following persons
acting either in their names, in fact Of
Others procuaions in due form exhibited notary
and deposited for reference in the archives Of said Southern
which said in their right
in fact lawful Of said Southern Bank for the
of shares respectively a Sed 10 their
firsy-Frederek Rodewald ESQ behalf and attorney
fact OF the following named persons commercial firms and
corporation, viz:
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans.
Be itemembered that this 10th March, 1855 before me-
subscriber Justice Peace in aud for the citv
personally appeared Charles Briggs President II r.
ver Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company
New Orleans who being duly sworn, according to law
pose and that the above and true and
tram cript from the books of said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, Presiden
H. p. JANVIER, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this 18th day Of March,
A. ID. ls5S. O. VI. BRADFORD,
secondJustce Of the Peace for the Parish Orleans.
The Board Of Trustees have resolved pay Of
cent the outstanding certificates Of profits,
and after the second Monday IN May and redeem
and after that date the scrip issued Of the year 1885 reservng
under the provisions OF their charter cash capital
hundred Thousand dollars and they have further declared
scrip dividend OF FORTY-TWO PER CENT. on the net
earned premiums Of the year ending February o. 1883
which certificates will be issued and after the FIRST day Of
June, 1855 CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. CAR RlERE, Vice President.
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TEHUANTEPEc COMPANY.


II jTs
Whereas the report made this Board by the President
his mission Washington furtherance Of the great
enernrise which ws the object Of this Company satisfies
That whatever could be made with
the Of the Garay behalf Company
That il impossible obtain the mail this
Company aud,
That the title of the sloo grant notin this Company,
other parties having acquired rights
Sloo without the knowledge ofths Board; and.
Whereas the opinion Of this Board the title the Sloo
grant this Company the organization
has basis and thathe longer continuance
Of this Board in existence would deceive the public and poss-
bly, induce in the prosecution enterprise
be accomplished by this Company the great dis
credit Of this Board; therefore. be Il unanimously
Resolved That this Board be and the is hereby dis
solved
Resolved members Of the Board soveray hereby
resign Ihereffom.
Resolved That copy these resolutions
different newspapers Of this city.
Resolved That this Board stands adjourned sine die.
certify the foregoing be copy from the minutes.
L., HElL.IGER Secretary
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NEW DISCOVERY THE GRRATFsy Am
"A MOST WONDERFUL IN THE WORLD.
SARSA PARILLA LOZENGFS
lnpIe aud Conpound.

Prepared by N, HEREU Druggisf and Pb-siesp
% "a ~ ssaehoes syrnps and Extracts named and
nave Tor long time thoroughly the idea oF
agent susceptible OF being applied TO all
organs 80 'N VI any VI 'he
careful and uninterrupted analysis the animal vegets-
pls anu mineral kingdoms had induced the hope that could
bring about such result aud thanks 10 INV ndsaba re-
searches, il is now obtained ~ ~ '0'"''s''e ~
Ihave found in some vegetables ha 10, ,h,
st ue Hch Is based upon oleagipous
paIlia partly known to the public Such Is the discovery
which have the honor this day adyertsp The form II
ozehges has been given because lis nature nrclnded ina
possibility OF doing otherwise have divided Il into aim
to children Us well rs adults '' --'s"' We sA'oH
MY hrs experiments pri and remained nm
hho" until wonderful results had satisfied me that mad sc
ai a 'hA' me hage Of quRekery could brought
The attention Of physicians and of the public ia called to
IN order that every may witness the admit
GENERAL EFFECTS.
IT. resumed 10 by upwards of a thousand persons
Is ceansed the blood purified and renovated
" eVf'ns az impurities from this
E o Ia L EFF "a q r ~ anu '
l. 66rompt and radical cure of all diseases generality
cboere Used these Lozenges have had the
fenerea syphitc, hepatic scorhutical Routy rheu.
s anu bilious diseases, completely cured
All diseases of the lungs head eyes stomach boala and
ans external complaints disappear entirely pro
v1ded the LOEenges resored 10 -ffe -'isiJi F'S
FOR sale BY the box, with prospectus showing how they
GENERAL DEPOT AT N. HEREU,s.
corner Toulouse and Bourbon streetsl
]. wBiGHT CO.,
q and Isl Chartres st.
NJ GUILLOT, Roy al street.
H BoNNABELa
corner of Nasehez and Tehoupitouas SITS.
JAMES SYME, I34 Canal St
,o,o @. Fl. WERCKMuLLER,
luz tAfnp street. Foy street.,
OOhsulia'ns (sratisldaily at the above Drug Store.
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CHARTER
or THE
LOUISIANA TEHUANTEPEC COMPANY.

We the undersigned having agreed unite for the
tcn of raitoad and other communication Ishmus
fehnantePec under the several heretofore
purpose Government called the aray and
Sloo grants which transferred as
vded have determined for that corporation
under OF the Legislature the Louisiana
lith Of March, 1850 entitled An act for the Organization
corporations for works Of public improvement and uty
do now subscribe to and the following charter
to-wit:
ARTICLE 1.
The corporation called the Louisiana Tehuantepee
Company and BY that sh all have authority
for the period Of twenty Ave years contract and
be their
seal fourth hold receive
der their corporate name property both and nth.
their interest and require; sixth
establish such bylaws for the proper
ton OF the affairs Of the corporation be and
proper.
ARTICLE II.
The said corporation is established the purpose OF con-
sructng carriage road from the head OF the
Coatzeoacos river point the Bay
Pacific Ocean, and OF Constructing railroad from said
river 10 the Bay OF entos according to the con
ditions OF said known the Garay Sloo
enjoying and conducting the navigation
river according tie and conditions grants
admit associates under this charter such
and their assigns shall hereafter subscribe aud
stock upon the terms and conditions hereinafter provided.
ARTICLE III.
The capital stock Company shall be ten millions Of
dollars divided into shares of hundred dollars
shall be appropriated as follows, viz
$4,000 shres eight millions dollars subscribed
and paid for as hereinafter provided:
10000 sha millions Of dollars shall
paid stock and delivered the trustees who now hold
the title 10 said Garay and Soo grants, under the deed
OF trust executed by y. A. Hargous for himself and
representing the rights of f. P. Faconnet holder
OF the Sloo grant under the decree Of the Mexican
Government
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans City Of New Orleans.
Be- remembered that the 18th Juy 1851 before
undersigned Peace city afoesad
personally appeared Charles j. Manson Secretary tbs
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company Of New Orleans who be-
log duly according law does depose and the
foregoing accounts and and transcript
from the books Of said Company.
Sworn aud subscribed before this 18th July 1851
(Sgned G. }. MANSUNl, Secretary.
fSignedl CHAS. NJ. BRADFORD,
Second Justice Of the Peace for parish Orleans
The Board Of Trustees resolved pay interest Of
Six IN cash. outstanding certificates profits
70 the holders thereof their legal and
after the I'd Monday of August proximo also declare dvi
dend forty five l5 cent? the pre-
mrms Of the tor th ending the Birth of June
1857 which will 25h September
next resolved further that after reserving osE MILLION
DoILARs ofpros that all the outstanding the
company Of The issue 1850 1851 seyeDtyye per cent
Of the issue Of 1852 be redeemed paid the thereof
their legal rep esentatives. follows
That Of 1880 on and sfier 18th Of August next.
That OF 1851 on and after eth Of September
And rs per 1882 and after 18th October next
from which date all interest thereon will cease The certificates
to be produced the time Of aud cancelled
tent paid.
THOS. A. ADAMS, President
Prasi
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CHURCHES.
v; pnncan,ea Basin.
immaculate Conceptioa--Baronne, on Canal.
lJesuitsf-Batonne, Common.
81. Louis Cathedral-Jaekson Square,
st. Anthofy-Rampart Cont.
St. Alphonse-St Andrew, b. Live OAK and Laurel.
ST. Angustine-Bayon Read 81. Claude.
ST. Bartholomew-Niere,b b. Seguin and Barthelemy Al
giers.
81. John Bsplist-Dryades b. clioand Calliope.
81 ioseph--Nomnon b. Marias and Where
ST. Marie-Conde, n. Ursune.
ST. Mary-Josephine, b. Live Oak aud Laurel,
81 Parek-Camp, b. Julia and Girod.
81 Peter ariguy. b. Casacavo and Greatnen.
81 IhetesA--Nanip, opp. junction with Prytania.
ST. Trnity-St Ferdinand.
St Vincent de Paul-Greatrnen c. Montegut
UIsulne Conyent-Below the city.
CHRISTIAN: Camp, G. Melpomene
ElltsI CONGREGATIONAL: ST. Charles. NJ Julia.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL; St Peteris--iSeamens Bethel
eEsplenaae LEglist Proiesane Francaise Rampant O.
camp G 9aiennie ST. Inke'sHereues Felicity road
Trinity jackson G. Paquenlne. Annnnciaon- Annup.
citation Square. Mount Olivet--Aigiers
LlfHERAN Euterpe, b. Bacehus and Dryades.
Carondelct, b. Hevla Felicity Road
G. chestnut Aorean g kSghien Dryades Terpsichore.
n Jsskson 81 Paul, teolorod) carrolon csrrOllton c.
PRESBYTERIAN; Lafayette Square Pry,ania G Clio.
Casacalxo, n Railroad. Canal Franklin. FULTON n
josephine Psytana, &. josephine Thalia, c. Benton
GERM. EvANG.; Proesiant--Philip C. Chippewa Pro,es
tsst-glio, b. Apollo and NAyeoes
UNITARIAN. frytania Calliepe. Clio b. Prytaaa ar
Dry ades rerpsien re. q. Nayaces. Euiepe o. Sseehp
aaDEyades.
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Btu Orleans aaiIp Crescent.


: 49, : = - -
This piece appeared in one Of the English ANIMALS
ndef the name Of Henry Scott
IT'S morn the sun comes blithely on,
And rouseth natnre's glee;
All earth is glad but there is none
A feeling hath with me
The very trees are not alone
The breeze doth fan them. and the sun
Doth WOO them feryentiy;
The birds are singing 70 the flowers,
And spring Is busy in the bowers.
lis sad to mark the Joy aDd life
Around, above. below
Earth, ocean, air, with joyance rife
In natures vernaI glow
Then tnrn aud gaze Into my breast,
And mark all there in darkness dressed,
Where weeds Of sorrow grow
And watch the spirits strife within,
And fear, despair, the victory win!
Alas how changed To me the earth
Was one wide field Of joy;
For me the sun more bright shope forth,
For me more freshly bioomed the flowers
More rich for me the greenwood bowers,
Tie birds for me sang high
The very thnnder-cloud that came
Awaked with rapture with its flame
TIA not dun, misanthropic gloom
That darkcns ell see;
Nor grief for those within the tomb,
OF bright hopes reft from me
Nor bitter dregs Of long distress,
That make me feel such loneliness.
IT'S that cold thanght which ner doth fee,
Thcre's none d feeling hath with me
But hnsh thou impious heart Of clay,
Thyself IN ashes bow.
How dare thing created say,
2 High Heaven. what doest chou ~
surely am not all alone
There Is friend, mighty one,
Whose blood for me did f0w
And hope doth whisper unto me,
There's One feeling hath with thee Y
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STATE OF LoUIsIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans.
Be remembered that the sixth day Of May 1858 before
the undersigned Justice Of the Peace in and the city
aforesaid y Henry Peyehaud President aud
Louis Barnett Secretary Of the Hope In.urance Company
New Orleans who being duly according law, do de-
and that the foregoing and true aud
correct transcript from the books Of said Company.
ii. PEYCHAtID, President.
LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed me- sixth day of May
1858. JOHN W. ANDREWS,
Third Justice Of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans
The Board of Directors have this day declared cash dy
dend Of sixty the capital paid this Company
out of the net earnings the year ending 3h April 1855
able in accordance with article 18th the said
follows Ten payable demand the stock
holders their legal representatives. and after the 18th of
May, instant and the balance credited insallment
on the unpaid stock
DIRECTORS.
L. II Place A. Laforest,
z. Maluchee, Theo. LanauN,
s. PlassN, W II. Nredenburg,
@, II Kern'on, Geo. Heatou,
II. Peychaud my 10 I'm