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MISCELLANEOUS.
n ELmBoLD's GENUlNE PEEPA1tArIol
RICHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND FLUID

rror1 ,1o,yruNr1p .,rEn CoStpouED FTUTD
TEts1,. ss,,cI,1,
$50 ~ ',SS $500 -, r, M,
A,''' T3y So Tiso Es1e Cornniaint
- ~, ~ a. soal or,a,s ar,t,,,= From, T. rcesses
anI az Di'ya'e9O' y, ~ - - ~ rr Dts
ana lmpfUuences IN me- anu io'''E's ~ pp ~
charge6ifom the biaudef' h'oieS"'' 7eAu" - s'' "
eziStnEin MAZE OR FEMALE
cause they may We originated and no mat.
-
HOW LONG STANDING,
Giving health and vgor Frame and bloom the pad
eheekt
joy TO the Afflicted
Itcues Nervous ahd dominated sufferers ana removes NJ
the symptoms among which wiz be found lndpos'toh 10 Elk
eon Loss of Power Loss Of Memory mculty Of be@hnR'
General Weakness HoFor OF Disease, Weak Nerves. IIen
bling, Dreadful Horror OF Death, Night swea,'' oo '
WGkefulness Dimness OF VISION Lahguo ohiEels" A1'
tude of the Muscular SYSTEM often enormous APPeo WIN
Dyspeptic Symptoms Hot Hands FluShns OF tne '5 '
of the Skin Paid Counenance and On g
Pain in the Back heaVneSs OF the ye'iu
Spots Flying before the Eyes, WIth lehp7l4t5 'u
Sight Want Of Attention. Great Mobility, KeseSSneS
with Horror Of society. Nothiuk 10 ,s, ~ -
themselves no repose manner earneSness specula
ton but hurried transition from question to another
These symptoms if allowed to go onwhich this medicine
invariably follows Loss Of Power Fatuly ana
Epeptic Fits in Of which the patient may expire
can these notequeny followed by those
direrul Diseases
INSANITY AND CoNsUMPToNf
Insane the melancholy deaths
nv ample witness to the truth OF these asser-
lions In Lunatc AsyIums melancholy exhibition
appears Ie ,r tirs II sbonld a sound of
tue, neither mirth or griel ever Vl'i-S " ouu oo4 u
tbg voice occur, it Is rarely articuats.
gym, vzofnl measures. wan despair,
Low suIen sounds III, griefs beguiled."
Debityis nostterrble and has brought thousands
thousands to untimey graves blasting the ambition Of
many nople So9'$ san " g'yFnv
iN' ILL ' DE w. - 49,, = ,,., -,
II yoI are s"tst,ns "l.p my ~ .iiS
ments me imu h%ttaot DIsla ~ 'ut ~ ~ ~"
ne convinced u ". snIa[s, ,rI ~ y 7,o,,rops
" Avn N"2i ~ 40 as y ,,., 80 -,
who falsely Doa9I Oh aoll'eS anu reiereos' oAso no
and avoid them and Tong suehg money ana EXPOSURE
By sending or calling bottle Of this popular and
| SPECIFIC REMEDY.
,,.,.. .tati,, .ro,,1r ,,1oass "a, a., tee
Ithl!ayhH al pam anu % i'o'ieoti'
taste and od0r but immediaefn its action.
| HeImboId,s Extract Buchu
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General RELIEF Communicated q. OF.

aThe following are the officers members of the Commit
tee for the term extending from July 1855 to January, ISIS
William Gregory President q Grayier street; John b,
Uepo Treasurer o. Camp street, Joseph A. Brown, Seee
nv r5rnqr JuliR and New Levee streets; r. f. w Barhnan
81 camp street, b Nugon Victory street, Geo SeymOaz
Al Trh0upoulas j. F. kranz 81 New Levee street &
SRller n Allen lS3 Canal street, g. v joni" z CNmnd
reet IT, II Caldwell a Gnrondelet street, j. Mess Custoa8
b6sp street. d. Far'ar IA Louisa J. EehWetzsr ST. Ann
street near Miro f. Rucks, Fpydras MapsEGa
Streets Chns H. Morrison, Agers PHI Epge Laurel
nni j. Casbergue Bourbon j. Ledere
" W Brlsbu Commercial Alley W. Il. Elis 81 Grayiar
A. Porte0uR 65 TehOuptOulas street.
The holds its regular meetings the first Friday
evening each month"; athe Grand Secrearys Office Odd F
jy23 JOS. A. BROWN, sscretary,
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PRIVATE BANKS AND EXCHANGE

ss
S. NICHOLSON & co.. Carondeiat5treet.
SAMUEL SMITH CO, Corner Camp and Commercial
Alley.
JuDSON i Co, Corner Camp and GaRalstreets.
BROWN. JOHNSTON 4 CO., No. 3S Camp street.
BEkOIST, SHAW Il CO.. No. 81 Camp street
BANK OF COMMERCE, JACOB BARRIER, Agent,
CorneTCampaud t}rayierstreetA
THOMAS H. BARKER Corner Camp and Gravierstreets.
Il. ", CONNER son, No. 80 Carondelet street.
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IMPORTANT TO EVERYBODY

DE GUINON'S
NOn-ExpInsive Camphene and Spirit Gas
A NJ A D 9 S
It is generally conceded that canphene yields the csares
and most brilliant light any known substance the only
universal adoption has hitherto been its explosive
tendency which really be wondered with the lamps
The undersigned having purchased the
exclusive right for the sale Of these Lamps would respectfully
invite public call examine them and judge OF their
merits.
E8>GAMPuENE and BURNING FLUID by the barrel or
gallon.
Also County Rights for sale in the States of Louisiana Mis-
Bigspp Texas Arkansas adorable Apply
GARPIETTE, sCANnEING It HILL,
an 3rn No "a Povdras street.
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rT1HE SOUTHERN M0NITOR-THE MONITOR
is published every Saturday morning in the town of Pass
Christian, Miss.
embrace every interest and supply ament
every mental faculty is its aim Bound to no theory or party
seeking highest good Of ali advocating whatever tends
promote the intellectual physical and moral good of man.
exposing evils and their causes. 1t shall merit and
hope command, q wide circulation and influence.
The subscription price is only So year. payable invariably
TERMS TO LUBs-Three copies year. So five copies 49,
ten copies, Sis.
throughout the South which renderst desirable medium for
advertising Terms moderate.
Your patronage is respectfully solicited.
Address all srderG to
CHAUDR0N L DRURY, Editors and PrOprietors
my5 If Pass Christian, Miss
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INSURANCE.
NEW ORLEANS AGENCY OF THE



HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,
New York.
Cash Capital 5000 900 surplus, .s259ooo
This Company perfectly responsible for all Losses under its
Policies and we'll known % the Local Companies OF New
Orleans and Merchants generally many whom hold its Poll
ce of Insurance Fire and River Risks taken lowest rates
and Is per cent Premiums in lieu Of Scrip
Dividends. r. W RAYNE' Agent
No. 80 Magazine street, New Orleans.
DIRECTORS;
Charles J, Martin, President
William G. Lambert 6rm Of A. & A. Lawrence CO..
George o. Collins, firm of Sherman 4 Collins;
Luciua Hopkins, President importers, and Traders Bank
TGn nS Ms' Nas FIRM FIRM 81 Ct Ga MgisfnE 81
Charles B. Baich hrn q Q. b Hatch Hitler Mersereani
b Watson Bull firm Of Haskell, Merrick Bull
Levi igsii T. Stone. firm of Stone, Starr Co.;
James Humphrey firm Of Barney Humphrey Butleri
George d. Morgan firm Of n D. Morgan Co
Rie6ard Bgoio~ alm q Boan KuE qq Of St. Louis
George Bliss, firm Of Phelps Bliss & Co..
ESs Nsso Firm Im Ct If \ Hssoa Go
Levi P. Morton, firm Morton. Grinnell Co.;
George Psarcs firm Of George PssTce Co;
lanes hm e James a Icy s Go Of onisyS
Charles 4. Buckley, 6rn Of Buckley ( coi
Gephas H. Norton a a Of S Ss.,e] Jswst
Jesse Hoyt drm u jesse HoSt I co.
lynn S9oss h 5 sGI5 syd Sn Bs
Alfred $. Barnes, firm Of 4. s Barnes Go
John B. Hutchinson firm Of j. O. Howe 4 Co. of Boston
Charles P. Baldwin, firm Of Baldwin, Starr Co
John r. Ford, firm Of Ford Rubber Company
Sidney Mason fm of Mason 4 Thompson
%oaa %hoos aq r TRitlof Kesag I; C 9s j.,
VIM. r. Fosdick firm of VIM. R L Chas. b Fosdick
II. Cossitt, firm Of Cossit Hill Tallmadge Of Mem
David + Boyd, firm Of Boyd Bros Co.. Of Albany
Officers A. r. WILLMARTH Vice. President.
% u. MILTON SMITH, Secretary
OUIsIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE. com
- PANY OF NEW ORLEANS. 900
In conformity with the requirements Of their charter the
Company publish the following statement ,o,-
Amount Of premiums from the LIST March, 1861 TO- o %
the 23th February I868. az Ell 81 81
s67L078 81
Viz PFsmiaI8 ON n EFi ksts z5 g
Premium Or River Risks ....,,... l2O,S26 %
ssl,O7s 81
Less premiums unearned, March l. 1858, 80. MN an
eS Ste,gF gs62ams iS27 Y iS
$IO65g7 &c
Sf1 as sayni is s.e.a. LOT :o"' ."s es 4s 6s
LOSSES paid during thesame period.
Fire Losses ~ "
River Losse8........................ 1883 60
s279,235 90
Expenses and reinsurance lessinterest
discount, Observation-Disclosures. n,g76 So
saol,2ll IS
is 1861 Sa.sa prom. -" :' ."s 2e5 u
| The Company have the following assets, viz.
Invested in mortgage real estate worth double the
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Encnmpmenta Il, f1le Fnter9ov.,

MAGNOLIA NO meets the ID and 4ih Saturdays n
d WI sHAw NJ. 10 neets the LIST and ID Saturdays IN
sanh rnon In Clinton.
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SHAnIPAGNE-GONDE GREEN SEAL WINE.
ODect importation from Rheims For sale in lots to suit
trade Orders received and transmitted by
''- A. i. NEyINS 4 CO.,
Il9 No 90 Gmvler street
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The said corporation established for the purpose of
ucnga carriage road from the head of navigation on the
GO8t2acoacos river point the Bay Of Fentosa IN We
Pacific Ocean, and Of constructing also rairoal from s1
the Bay Venoa according the con
dtons Of said grants known as the Gaay Soo grants and
enjoying and conducting the navigation Of said Coatzacoacos
river according to the terms and conditions Of said grants and
admit associates under this charter uc per
and their assigns shall hereafter Subscribe nd pay Tor
stock upon terms conditions hereinafter provided
ARTICLE III.
The capital stock Of said Company shall be ten millions Of
dollars divided shares Of hundred dollars each which
shalt be appropriated as follows, viz: .
$1,000 shares, eight millions Of dollars snail be subscribed
and paid for as hereinafter provided 81,
10000 aha-e millions Of dollars, shall be issued as fu
paid stock. and delivered to the trustees who now hold
the title said GAray and Sloo grants upder the deed
of executed by A. Hargons FOR himself aud as
representing the rights Of F. p Faconnet now holder
Of the Soo grant under the decree Of the Mexican
Government.
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The undersigned Recorder of Mortgages and for the parish
and city New Orleans eerfes that the within charter was
recorded this day in his Office in book society No oho 40
JOHN HOLMES, Recorder.
Nav 0rlp,ns August l. 1897
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suhortllnate Bncan1prnenea.

Any communication Intended for the Grand Bueampasszs
mnst directed James FGrneaux Grand Scribe 10 P1sds
treet, New Orleans, -
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100000 shares.


Lists subscriptions shall be opened at the times and places
required by the Of said grants and at such other times
and places the Directors may determine for subscription 70
much Of said eight millions of cash stock as may remain
after eduCtng the subscriptions of those who now sign this
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T7LURIDA YELLOW PINE LUMBER-Ths
L undersigned have hand and constantly receiving
Florida Yellow Pins Lumber which they invite the asss
of the trade.
100000 feet II dressed tongued and grooyed yellow Pins
Flooring.
100000 feet 4 and inch thick dressed ongued grooFs
Yellow Pine Ceiling.
100000 feet u square Joint Yellow Pine Flooring
lclear.}
10000 feet dressed Yellow Pine WeatheFboards.
1900 O0 feet Yellow Pine Scanng Josts Weathe
boards, inch Boards txS Strips etc.
20g O09 I4aths. For sale by
SAApL MCCONNELL + CO.
Successors to Merritt L NeCo
corner GGlliope and Howard SITS New RasiB.
~ Any eoumunicston dropped in Box ST. Mechanics, As
BocAtion attended to. lei 6n
U1EHUANTEPEG CTEARs-95Na0. MADE Or
L choice Tobacco, AT SIS per thousand. for sale by
q. A. PICKETT,
ty10 SIS st. 9harles stresE
SPARKLING M0SEIl1s rs cases HsnkeIl8 Cos,
- landing Belle Of the Ocean, for SAFE by
8 WOLFF,
0Is corner Of GrayeF and New LsFee sta
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ID FGFRFGERATORs-L GALVANIZED
IL IRON REFKIGERAEORS on practical and scientific
principles The best and most commencement article use TOR
cooling preserving meats milk butter fruit wines etc
They arranged that the ice slowly through
each shelf being confined from the eees Of the hot air
keeps coolest point causing the rerEeratng in
fuece the throughout the whole apparatus This
ID effected by the dppngs from the ice, which is lost IN all
refrgeraors They the front and top make
piece furniture can be placed in any room and haze
water lar which perfectly cold at all times be
had without additional ice These Rerigeratos are no expert
They have been in successful operation for upwards o.
ten wears qualification those who have Them in
theft certificates will show and now the most approved
before the public. Tie recently added by which
tile perfect ventilation is insured great saving Of ice
has been obared more frigd air produced and durability
effected certainly place them far in advance OF thing ever
offered for public patronage.
GALVANIZED IRON
Has substituted for the shelving in lieu OF zinc thereby
enabling offer them entirely free from oXl citation and
corrosn consequently void OF hat dsagreeahe oder
which heretofore heen most Objectionable inoher rergeH-
tors addition their being vastly superior 70 Others
their convenient arrangements and nnequaed pn
cpe they seryceabe as 1t is now conceded that
Galvanized Iron durable than any other metal rs 1t is
not affected by acid, salt water, etc.
For sale by - , ,.r,..
MIC FLINT 4 JONES AZ ana 20 Royal Slteet.
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New Orleans, June 3, 1858.

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City Of New Orleans
Be remembered that the 18th June 1905 before me the
subscriber Justice Of the Peace and for the Parish and
State aforesaid personally appeared Pacide Forstn PreS
dent and Emile DsBuys Secretary Of the star Com
pauy who. being duly according 10 law do Hepose ana
say that the above inst and true and correct
transcript from the books OF the Company.
PLACtDE FORSTAlds President.
E. DEBuYS, Secretary,
Sworn and subscribed before this 4h day Jnre S5s
ARTHUR SAUGIER,
lei Third Justice of the Peace.
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On the conveyance this Company by said Trustees Of the
rights said tiar8y ard SlOo grants in accordance with
deed of the Board Of Directors shall issue 10 SAID
Trustees the auread two millions dollars OF iu paid stock
for the purposes and bad stock shall be consd
cred all respects if paid cash. and on the execution Of
said ad Board Of Directors shall further issue
said tile Of said trust the eight cent
bonds Of the Company for million Of dollars payable
Thai portion which, under the provisions Of said
trust he used for the payment Of the debts and liabilities
tue SloO grant shall be appropriated 10 the
Of such debts and liabilities to tue parties to
whom said Trustees by heFerms Of said rn7t required to
same Of their sole and uncontrolled
discretion may think TO pay il being distinctly under
this Company the Of no debt what
by persnust under
either the 5ad Sloo Bray grant except as prOydedin the
IL tharLIn ! of ~. e lLrLnr
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CUELUM SPRINGS, CHoCTAw COUNTY, Ala
Mobile and Ohio Railroad and i've miles west Of the Iomogoee
river 80. IL s-,,
public generally that his establishment now opened
for the reception Of visitors During the past winter many nm
pTovemens and additions have been made with single s to
increased comfort and convenience not only 10 the invalid nu
to others seeking recreation anu pleasure, Lne9e
consist OF the erection OF several rev GGIges
billiard room etci and the whole esabshm mas oeen re-
cuar spring fitted expressly for their
particularly attended also has the barbers shop
An experience in the of public house of more
R s Of |s fst cs s Ro Viii he tru
him liberal share of PATRONAGE sple5did band OF music
for provided the premises The cottages
CommodioGs light dTngh! boats viii ply regularly twice
week to the landing On the IonbEh9G Eyg %hie those ao
connecting the State Line with good stage road to the
O'clock in the morning. and arrive in Mobile in the afternoon
day This line will commence maki4s daily trips te ana
AS the virtues Of the waters they have not only
ne believes ne can Say WIN pSrieti PFGe f Tss bea
variety Of rare and valuable chemcipa medical combua
The Springs are all the valuable kinds Of waters
found in the country, viz The celebrated Vchy the Ghay
and the sulphur Such ADVANTAGES a. these sod are n0
Which nvalids cannJt too welnoie
Arrangements are being have Express from
usual delay letters and papers caused by the mails which
however, under cOnacu be carried regularly three tne
a week.
Per Month
Per Il
Carriages ss are in waiting at the landing upon the arrival
boats to passengers Immediately 10 the Springs
WA4TTE.RF5mAS ( BRO, corner Of Maga5e and Common
who my agents in New QT I4 nc crrIrr,r
my5 If Proprietor
A MEXICAN AROMATIC fsIPTER COR.
IA DIALFhs Cordial whose delicate flavor and aroma ar
unsurpassed is the most successful tonic and restorative know
in eases 81 general debility ana fsVOuS o 81 M s,o
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EJNIIE IMPROVED FIeCHESNER WASH
ING Manufactured and for sale by the sub
scrber Orders left 10 Apollo street, 2g Magazine street
in Box t46 Mechanics Exchange at the grocery store OF
James Collins GS Apollo street. where specimen may be seen
will be promptly attended to- All ask or the public Is ~
trial and II they do give satisfaction RETURN the and the
money will be Refunded j. NJ. DAuGHERfY,
VI No. 10 Anoil street.
MONEY! RIONEYs!-LOAN OFFICE LOUIS
FI Blanc, No A Cont treet between Gharres and Elk
change Place
MONEY LOANED ON LIBERAL TERMs-AI deserp-
tons of IEWELRY and RICH FANCY GOODS TAKEN ON
DEPOSIT. AZ
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ARTICLE X.

Eme Lasere, John NJ. Bell, Alfred Penn, W E. Ssrke,
Lionel g. Levy J. Warner, j W. Bnr6ridge r. o. Hebert
III Duncan r. Kenne compose the first Board of Direct
IT. n the Monday in May, 1858 The elections shall ba
annual and subsequent Board shall be elected the third
Ay Of Apr Of each year and the discharge Of its
duties on Monday Of May following No shall be
eligble as Director unless he owns5 shares OF stock
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AR TIE IL
LOUISIANA TEHUANTEPEC COMPANY.

We the undersigned having agreed unefor
ton Of other communication the sthmus
Of Tehuaepec the several heretofore given for
that purpose by the Mexican called the Garay and
o0 grants which be transferred to hereinafter
yded have determined for that purpose to form corporation
Legislature Of the Louisiana, of the
18th of March, 1855, entitled An act for the Organization OF
for works of public improvement and uy and
do subscribe agree upon following charter
IN rft
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The Company continues against the perlso Of hs
seas and damage by fire. the
of premiums
OFFICE No Carondeletstreet.
o. GAILLARD, President
GEO. w. WEST, ViUe-Presidant
A. ECHREIBER Secretary. daft
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INSURANCE.
SECOND ANNUAL STATEMENT
~ THE
SUN MUTUAL TESURAEcE COMPANY
or ORLEANS.

New Orleans January u, 1853.
In conformity with the requirements Of their charter the Sun
Mutual Company publish following statement
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Duncan H. Renner. .......... 1850 NV shaTesr
Alfred Penn, per pro- Emile LgSere Fifty shares.
John Sde per pro- Emile LaSere. Fifty shares
2. A. Hargous,
Perpro J. P Benjamin. One hundred shares.
j. P, Benjamin. .....s. FIFTY shares.
p o. Hebert. ..,.............. Fifty shares
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The business Company shall be conducted aits office
the city Of New Orleans which shall forever be and eman its
domic by Directors Of whom at least seven sn be per
manent residents Of said city -Four Directors shall form
quorum The Directors shall elect President aud Vice Pre
Of their body and sla powert eec, new Direct
"a supply vacancies ha 0ccnr IN intervals between the
annual elections all elections for Directors and At almecngs
IF stockholders may given in person by proxy and
sae shAre shall entitled Legal service Of cta-
f0n and all process against tie Company, 9e made the
President person efto his address at the Office Of the Com
many. IL the hands of any Of its officers.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28
M. HERZEN S REPLY TO ~ DE
GUROWSRL.
A LIBEL.
Rrom u. holohnl.

On the 10th Of November received, under cover Of
an envelope posted at Vienna. nesspsper slip con-
tanning letter from Count euro wsk the editor Of
Tie n. Y. Eren,ne Post. At the bottom of the slip
] found pencled: Wssransmitted to me for you. A.
Kolatschek Gumpendorf Haupt-strssse, 36S'
One passage in NJ de Gurow-ki's letter thus:
" But these noisy philan.hroplsts such as Herzen,
and even Tourgenef r. illustrate their character by
seil, their serfs which they could have individually
.mbt, ipated and now they abroad preaching
{" msnc patton and living on the money deri0ed from
A" The s0ic."
~ AZ mother revous to after my leaving Russia
did ever sell TO be sold any estate tenanted
or non-tepartea any serf OF any class whatever;
nav, more, not only never sold, bat never mort
gased or transferred any estate or peasant, nor dd
make any sham sae, OF 10 any "o' no'"s
euch eale for its object
Tn iSt6 sffer tbe Doc ease Of my father, came into
possession Of two dwel 'ng houses ID MOSCOW, OF
capital deposited at the mperal Bank ana OF some
landed pr1nerty wiz f-,v villages Ill the Govern
me nt Of str0na This or ,perty has MOI only never
been sold but not single pea 'ant mas been ahenated
from the Commune and moTso st 30 !, W sou4atra
not been morgaged In - ~ was vas syimg es
ted by government ON the grcrh of my sa'ihg lst
the couItry- has since ccnn ueo nhder sequse-
tson, and never added sirgls iaf 'hng 10 my IN h
come In 1865, published in the hrtt 'Vulle vi ne
Polar Star letter stating that shcni deem nyseii
happy if Government would permit me 10 resign oil
nv rights of landowner IN favor OF the commune
being outawd by ny position, it WAS rt ,nv
otherwise. If Alexander III. would take IN AZ my
word and grant me u at pernlssitn, shouiu
as q great boon indeed. ,,
defy all Russian agents officials, oicio0s, al cor
respondents, dpOma'sts, vice'consuls, lufi'-conS
prorcoDsuls to contradict or controreTt one Told
His ny statement to produce utle of evidence
to dispfove it, All deeds of this description are duly
registered and the law records, dating from 1873 lhe
year when | came of age), are extsDt
NJ. Gurowski, with whom an not in the least ac-
duapted, may have been led into erroI-he most be
very much pleased toree my vindcation AT allevents
he will feel that could not remain impassive under
the weight Of such impuiaon.
AS for NJ. Kolstschek, the conveyor of the Flip;
know not what can have impeled him to undertake
to deliver an unpleasant message but have only to
thank him for the opportunity he has afforded me to
expofe the sander ALExASDkk HERZEs'
18th November, 1885,
PaIk House, Percy Cross, Fulham
The we.known NJ TourseDefa statesman OF the time OF
Alexander friend Of the Rreiherr Stein-one OF the
most champions OF the cause OF seff Paon
who IN 1896 sentenced conumdee TO hard labor tor
~ 'A ' " A. II.