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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-09-28

Que hundred armed men, went to an open
field adjoning the city and defed arrest.
The murder caused great excltementtn Camp
Floyd. the entire army attending the Tuner
al.
A writer from Camp Floyd. in the New
York Times. says he has been informed oil
several murders since his last letter, but they
are Of such frequent occurrence that they
have ceased to be worth relating as matter OF
news. The writer adds;
The entire number Of murders that have
been committed within this judicial district
alone, and Of which have official aud relia-
BILE information, is over one hundred and ssr-
W, and various reports induce me to believe
that the real number is even larger.
!" Ghief Justice Eckels's Court commences
its sessions at Nephi. in this district, on the
al instant. Judge ,Ecsels has received a
statement signed by twenty-seyen persons.
who have been Summoned As jurors and wit
nesses. i'll winch they declare that they will
not attend unless they can be protected BY
the army. alleging as the cause for such &C
ton that they have just cause TO entertain
fears for their lives, and they know that the
Court in itself is poNerless 10 protect them
] And. since the recent developments at Sal
Lake City. il cannot BE- denied their fear,
are well founded"
Mr.. Frank Mcneil having beea unjustly
| imprisoned in 1857, at Great Salt Lake
while endeayorlns to reach California, insti
tated suit ior damages against Brigham
/ Young and other Mormons. During the pro
gress Of his suit several attempts were mad
10 kill him, OF which one proved successful.
On the night oi the 18th, about IL o'clock
Mcneil stepped out Of the door tor 4 mo
ment, aud was aecOsled by one Lott Hunt
ingtoa with the words. - Frank, is that you ]
Nc Neil answered, +" Yes i. that YOU, Lott :
Just then person in the company Of Hunt
ingtnn stepped forward, and, peerlng int
i MeNeiPs iace, placed a pistol to his abio
. men, fired. and killed him.
Considerable excitement was caused b
this bold and da.tardly art among the Gen
tile portion OF citizens ii salt Lake City
but nothing will ever cume Of Il, for, shOul
] the murderrrs have been arrested on the spul
and prunf a. strong a. haly wit been adiuC
ed. Mormon jury, having its instructIuu
irom brigham Young, would render verde
Of not guilty"
To every man IN the Territory il is a sell
evident fact that this murder was perpetra
ted By the order Of Brigham Yuung. who ha
frequently said from the pulpit, n the rat
r ernaele, " Woe be unto him that shall Gro,
me, for the spluke Of his hearts blood ca
D only expiate his crime"
An attempt was alsu male by some Of III
same band 10 assassnatr Mr.. John Wallsc,
Win Is the principal witness in the Iotger
ease nov undergoing investigation, all
i which, il Is said. duplicates many {" high di.
/ uitarIes" Of the churcb.
i The judiciary has no power to enforce an
law in lhl, Tertiary. The jury has It's 81
rrst ln,uuetipn,, and fud vcrdicts accort
insls.
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eorar REFORM IL a.IrlNoaE.

On Tuesday The Criminal Court If III. CT.
~ ol Baltimore commenced its term. and the
Grand Iury was charged by the Judge 81 the
eoaft. the Hon. Henry Stump. In tie course
Of his remarks the Judge alluded 10 the eam
plsints AMI eensares that had been visited
upon the administration Of the Law 10 hi.
court. and met them By a gsaeral denial oI
their roth. and an adoption Of the policy 81
carrying the war into iltisa sssigst bi,
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ENGLAND AxD FRANCE.

The English newspapers Of the 51st ult.
bring - The following speech Of Count Nor.
nv 70 the Council. General Of the Puy.de.
dame, 20 which allusion has been made in
recent telegraphie despatch:
Gentlemen kach session oi the Coybcil.
6sastal opens under different auspices. Up
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WA N cHIsA.

] = NJ " = FIfHs
They have the news N England. that The
war in China has been renew ell. The thinese
10 great strength prevented the allied squad.
rons, With embas.adors On board. form enter.
ing Peihh. Nearly 500 Bniish we're Killed
AMI wounded. nd gun boatslust. Tie al
lies wrTe forced 10 rstras.
The feel pipe casing u nne 81 lie great
Easiern's tunnels exploded will such terrific
force HAT Il killed fse hleneu, and wound
~ cthen. The ships machinery was On.
harmed.
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which this year has crowned our people
throughout the land. Notwithstanding the
misg,yivings about the crops, the wheat har,
vesthas been the most abundant upon record
aud unless something unforeseen occurs very
SOM to prevent it. the same will be said OF
the corn crop. Owing to the lateness OF the
spring, the trucking business at this place
was unsuccessful but the yield oil vegetables
and fruits ha, seldom. it ever. been more
abundant. Never, indeed, has Mother Earth
been in kinder and more gracious nude to
her children. than during this year, 1859.
But there is yet another boon which has
been pouchsaied to US, not only in our city
but throughout our land the blessing OF
heath. Our city has been peculiarly favored
in this respect for the last tour summers, but
during the one just passed peculiarly 50; io'
the mortality has been twenty i've per cent
less than in even the most healthy periods
And indeed, throughout the country, the
mortality has been less than il was the pre-
yions year
Can we ponder on these facts and not fee
our hearts diIate with 1--we and gratitdde Il
our Heavenly Father: Norfolk Herald,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-09-28

Last Sunday Mr.. Treshaw, late rabbi to
the Jewish Synagogue Of Quebec. was. with
his whole family, consisting OF his wife and
seven children. baptized IN the Methodist
church in that city. Quite number Of Pro.
tes,ant .clergymen without distinction oI
sect, united IN the performance Of the admin
istratiun OF the sacrament.
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Reading Cor The uiliioa. -. D. ~,

htNufuS t0F ltAe EhtlftDa - Z. u Peterson
Brothers hss. ISSUED lhr second volume II Their new
md rhsap edition q chafss Dlcsfas's Work. III III
Million, 70 " complete - p yolnf. one q Il .,ucd
every siiutd,y. 81 twenty I've cent. volume. Tie
cls,p teri,u,e y turner years ID nsi tsnl much 10
elevate hi, readers, bntlbs feading Thai pslsts,n na
gives at prices whih scarcely cover M cot Il pint
ing V q the very bes character. and mo-. exercise
wholesome influence The ppsle iasir b. making
81 readsts acqusinie With The wof. d tie bet fiction
writer. IN the Ehg.h language. 4 te.sr in The eoan
y r one d1iIu can have lbe ita lonr d tlic.e vol
une. transmitted to him. Or The Whole iusi,.eri vol
ums. vii BE- sen, fot hae dollars The second volume
jnTi issued. contains The eonelusitu of Oliver Twist
and The commencement Of Pieksirl Papers.
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BENBvOLENcE.'- We DO moi iknl man ean
e,ines more hra.spleni trait q thalsrist lsn being
moved Il the distress sud suffering II others. AMI iuf.
ihsmofs anxious u % 81 IL their power 10 slesiae
by every possible human snHslnr. u llis view
u tie raae. W. ID nj knap haw lie humane sna ~.
nssasnl can doan srilOb mote n accordance III I,,t
phanthropc views ihan n ealing III attention n
their rted trends ami segnananets IL IN f,ri that
d. sErB = HaSfr. II los Baltimore street. Baltimore.
MI hAsdi-fossnl psapasalipn. sbch Il pnt III n
NJ firm n plil, INT H. spesGe aepu i,,r rnrins
Epilepsy, Failing Fts, spisnts. Cramps anI III ierips
~ nervous Diseases Among illsse Who have ecn tef.
manrnily rIfed. might mfnituu nrnhet IL tlr n.
mills n Ianss ~ Beailr HUNTSVILLE. AI4bama. Mt NJ
Y sirlge. Calm Point surfy counts. Va. md NJ W.
r. Lison. Gfcnidt, Misss.irpi. We might % on snn.
mctaiing number IL others. until W hal entirely Gil.
Cd % this column u our papff hnt NC think Ne have
said sufficient 10 satisfy every prfs1a that The subject
uBef consideration Is Of vital Importance 10 every one
Rsidsfi u you are vel iBin Or wamaa and have M
need of remedy, perhaps you know sgrne person Who
q 10, equally besssd yourself Il 30 col oni this no.
lice sud sehJ u 10 him her. u will easi you bu, III.
IL trouble and probably Il will make you Instrumental
in curing some poor. afrtsd mortal u that dreadful
vislisiion. Epilepsy. NJ fallig sickness
d. Hsncs sends hest pills By fsil free Of poslsrs
n 81 parts 81 the world The feceip n Teniitssre
His pioss are. mo hor. 81. tpe. SIS tstitt. fgl
W. hs'o siv,n hi5 ajlft,5 above.
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Bu Yesterdays MAI.

Iape Race, SEPT. y.
The steamship CITY Of Biltimars. which
left Liverpool on the 18th ,asl. passed here
10 night.
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ExrasnRpiSagy MRalAGE. - Nine years
since Mf. 4. r. WALTON. residing ia llamil.
tn. Butter cp4nis having been infected with
tie guild lever. 49, carried 10 10 California.
leaving HI, wife ii home lie remained there
month after month. Ii, spouse expecting il
vain ii hear Irnm him. until two entire years
had elapsed. sappn.in. him dead or herself
deserted. .br .uei for and obtained di-
tnree, probably on III. groaRd Of protracted
absence AMI laek q support.
faW mouths after the divorce was grant
ed Mr.. ". vas married again. and. alter
living will her -ecnnd husband twn wears,
he died, leaving her an actual. as she "a.
before legal widow. She continued in a
state oi single biesselnes, FOR several wears.
and had determined 10 we'd no other lord, "a
unforiunatr-er fortunate was it--had she
proved with Two already.
\ fortnight since Mr. Z. y. Walton. the
eo1ldn't.be.heard. from. grat,ied ms thital
MieaWber, and turned up" most uurSpect.
edly IL tbs eits. lie Immediately proceed.
Ell 10 Hamilton, and found hi, furmrr con
sort, made explanaiinns-Whatt they Mere ~
knaM not, but sufficient that they proved
satisfactory 70 hrr-and obtained her Gun
sent again 10 be a candidate for her hand
IL began his couitship anew, wopcd and
Won hef IN three DAYS, aud Yesterday Mi
and Ms W. The original, camr u ,lie city
and Nere married AZ tie Walnut street
house. rneinaeh roumocui, S,pi. TO-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-09-28

ProrMaRITIgs ~ IHE PRgsEST YEAR.--
The weather u tie present year, 70 ar a. Il
has fallen under our observation, cannot bg,
be characterized a. remarkable. DYrinx the
two winter months u the beginning, u was
mt cold enough 81 stop nasig lion IN James
river, aud tie riSess farther Norlh we're Oh.
structed With ice unly for briei period
There we're very few SHOWS, and none 81
tlieh Of any considerable depth. Yet il
cannot be aid TO have been a warm win.
ter on The euhtrary se have known much
more warm weather 10 winters which were
tUffeetiy characterized as very cold ones
1857 for example. BI; there was unilnrml.
~ d temperature, generally ranging from
IS to so; we remember only one really cold
spell, sbsn the mercury Tell ~ lDg as 49,
tut it eantin led oniy two or three days
The spring months were rather a modIfe,
pn,longalipn VI the preceding winter than
the legitimate temperature IL spring and
vegetation MAS uncpnmunly backward. \,
uneutgrnial was TIE weather indeed. thai
The iarnpr. wore long faces. and the grner
u belief was that i" short crops were ins,i
table.
Tue summer, which has Just closed, wa
0ne u the contest within Uur memory. thaUgl
W 10 meaus u iegtre rendering il IN
pisas.ntj ~ The contrary tie average ten
pcrature vas most delighiIul. There wai
a warm week 10 the middle II JuIy--wh,
dues nh remember it:-when some bun
dfeis 81 people 10 Cincinnati, New York
DC. persisted Iron tbe effects Of heat. ii
opr city, however. the highest range 81 III,
mercury va. unly "a, aud the average ten.
psraiule 81 the sumnrf with Us IRON tho lirsi
81 June TO The 5lst 81 August was not aboy,
sO-ile latter month having been Temsrka.
biz eubl.
Bat The general equable aud pleasant ten.
pefsiure II tie weather through that part OI
The year which has passed. Is less worthy oI
note Than the mole Substantial beIsing. Will
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-09-28

A salute was fired from Governors Island.
N. Y, on Wednesday afternoon in honor of
Lieut.. Gen. Scott. who was departing fGr the
Northwest Pacific coast, by the California
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DrIszlrs 4aiIp 0risftnt.


iIF7Tl +
Anniversary Nvents-June Z.
100 9. 4,s1.cr, a, oficer 81 the revolution
49, pssssss,s ss.S ~. ~ 30 4 many
sIs.s ssssss r. -, ana thronchout n
49, ,s.,,s.n ,ssss,,d rs littIe scryce u hi
sssssss
',sSa. On .ss,,ck W1llisn III. king Of Prussia
n IA VI. He III ! fortune 1t nearly twent
,.I1l5ous a 6ol]hss.
sIsss $50 sI8dona. 4 celebrated English trari
$3.50. alea. ehss - he daughter 81 Roger Ken
=. 1t atrolIine company, married sddonl
Il III Isth ~, ma IL 1852 appeared u Drury Lane
II lie character 81 Isabella. Her course nom that
Hsls was perpetual triumph, and in 1872 she re.
tired d private lie with u ample fortune.
Is7s-Jossph Won Tfaunhofsr died celebrated
Gsenan oplician.
ISL Tremendous hail storm at Alexandria, Viz
gisla-
1Se5 ~ Antigua convoy for England cap.
tu61 and burnt " Tie combined French and Spanish
H.
17s6 -Batt1f III Antrim Lord O,Niel killed with
4 PIKE.
l7aS The Royalist expedition against Quiberon,
aalted ~ Engli1h munitions and money, terminated
i diIGkEc1ily IL the Royal cause. The Republicans
cbtatnsd ~ In of clothing and equipments which
had - bnde&fbr 20 900 men
1874 u Chslm the Poles defeated BY the
l7et 6all manuscript volume Of prayers. com.
pa - written ~ Queen Elizabeth. sold At auc.
) - M 10 gnineas
lS0o About 5000 British, under Knyphausen.
Iuon md esiriing, len Staten Island and entered
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J. WRIGHT & co.

DR. wRIsH1's OELEsHATHD Rn'u
yRNATING ELIXIR,
Prepared on The str,ctes Principles By
81 The Ablest Chemists Of tho Age
no MINERALS.
N The that minerals whatever from the least componen
par Of the ingredients In his REJUvENATING ELIXIR
well knowing whatrun hiss been entaed tho community
i opium and mercury.
Generally to the debiated DR.. Wright would say nsve
despair. No matter how down you may be- matte
how weak matter what cause may have been
fosake at whatever has led you depart Hygen
principles take his
REJUvENATING ELIXIR,
and viii lind yourself new man. pride instead
the reverse to your friends and healthy sound and worth,
member Of the whele human family.
For sale By the Propristo.s, #
J. WRIGHT CO..
q and 151 Chartres street. Now Orleans La
Sole Proprietors
And BY Druggists generally throughout the United States
HELMBOLDs EXTRACT BUCHU.
JOY TO THE AFFLICTED.
Nervous and Dehiated Sufferers, and removes Ill
tho symphonic among which will be found
Indisposition
to Exertion, Loss
Of Power, Loss OF Memo
~, Difficulty Of Breathing, Gen.
eral Weakness, Horror Of Disease,
Weak Nerves, Trembling, Dreadful Horror
Of Death, Night sweats Geld Feet, Wakefumes.
Dmne Of Vision, Languor, Universal Lassitods ofths
Muscular systsm Often Enormous Appetite with Dyspepto
Of the Skin, Pallid Countenance aud Eruption
the Fscs. Pain in the Back, Heavi-
ness Of tho Eyeds. Frequently ~
Black Spots Flying bc-
fore the Eyes.
Temporary Suusion and Loss Of Sight Want Of Attention
Great Nobility; Restlessness with Horror Of Society,"
Nothing is more desirable to such Patients than
Solitude, and nothing they Dread
for fear Of themselves, no Repose Of
Manner, no Earnestness, no Spe-
M culAton, but Hurried
Transition from ono
question to
another.
THESE symptoms allowed to 20 on-wbich this medicine
invariably follows LOSS OF POWER FATUI
II and KPHFPTIC FITsin Of which the patient may
expire. Who that these frequently
followed by those direful diseases INSANITY AND CON-
EUhFTIONf The records Of the INSANE ASYLUMS, and
the melancholy deahsby CONSUMPTION bear ample witness
the truth Of these assertions In Lunac Asylums most
melancholy exhibition appears The is actually
odden and quite desue-neher mrh grief ever visits
IT, Should sound Of the voice it rarely arculase
sswith woeful measures wan despair
Low sullsn sounds his grief besuIled.n
Debility Is most TERRIBLE and has brought thousands upon
Thousands unmely graves thus blasting the ambition Of
many noble youths. 1t can be cured by the of this
INFALLIBLE REMEDY.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT CO.,
81 and Isl Charities street.,
General Agents.
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MISCELLANEOUS,
T IMPORTANT TO PLANTERS,

We have been informed that usual practice OF planters
In ordering their supplies Of our
DIR. McLANE'S Celebrated VERMIFUGE.
Has been simply write order vsrmuge Tho oonse
quence is that instead of the genuine Dr. McANEs vem
fuge they frequently other Of many worth
loss preparations called vermuge before public. We
therefore beg leave the planter proprety and
Importance of invariably writing the FULL and to I'd.
wise their factors agents that they receive any Other
than the genuine Dr. NcLsnes Celebrated vemiiuge pre-
pared by Fleming Brothers, Pittsburgh Pa
We would also advise the precautions In ordering m
McLANE's Celebrated LIVER PILLS The great popularity
of these Pills. specific for Liver Complaint and ILL
the bilious arrangements prevalent the South has In
duced the vendors of worthless to claim for
their preparations similar medicinal virtues Be not deceived
DIR. McLANE's Celebrated LIVER PILLS
Are the original and only reliable remedy for Liver Complaint.
that has yet been discovered and urge planter and sr
chant he values his health OF those demanding
on him. be careful In ordering Take neither vermugs nor
Liver Pills unless you getting ths pepuna Dy
FLEMING BROTHERS,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Below give list Of Of the principal wholesale drug
gsts and dealers In medicines this city and from
whom the genuine Dr. AcIsnes Celebrated verifuee and
Liver Pills always They are also sold By Al
respectable druggists
DR.. McLANE's Celebrated vERMIFUGH
AND LIVER PILLS.
ITS gross In store and to arrive
J. WRIGHT / CO..
81 and Isl Chsrres street.
DIR. McLANE'S Celebrated VERMIFUt,H
AND LIVER PILLS.
100 gross 10 arrive and In store.
sCovIL MEAD,
Ill and lls chartres saresa
DIR. McLANE'S Celebrated vERMIrUGM
AND LIVER PILLS.
100 gross to arrive And In store.
G. N. MORRISON 4 co.,
IL Magazine street.
DR.. MeLAHE'S Celebrated yERMIFUGE
AND LIVER PILLS.
150 gross to arrive and in store.
90. wooDMAN,
Corner Common and Magazine streetx
DIR. McLANE's Celebrated vERn1IFUur
AND LIVER PILLS.
125 gross to arrive aud in store.
Z. WHEELoCK Co.
4s Magazine ssrees.
DIR. mcLANE'S Celebrated yERMIFUaE
AND LIVER PILLS.
constant supply always in store and for sale by
JAMES sYME, .T
1874 Canal street,
Dr. McLANE's Celebrated vERMIFuGR
AND LIVER PILLS.
ga constant supply in store and for sale by -s
E. j. HART CO.,
II and 70 Tchoupitonlas street
DIR. mcLANE'S Celebrated yERMIFUGE
AND LIVER PILLS
A constant supply always in and sale by
READ, HEDGES CO.,
los Canal street.,
DR.. McLANE'S Celebrated VERMIFUGE
AND LIVER PILLS.
constant supply Away In for sale BY
F. p DUCoNGE,
ma omdW 30 Chartres ssreaf.
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ATTEMPT TO REscUE--A lady who lately arrived
fren New Orleans had the modification I'd learn thar
~ satsr girl Ct some eighteen years. was living
y Aonse O. l!-fame on Eighth street, between Bid
o!e ~ 0FeAon. The lady yesterday sought the
aid q ~ police to remove the misguided one to
nore aAlutary quarters. When the Star anTeared r.
he Aadsme's premises the girl stutbarnly refused IA
accompany HIM She, however, at last aequiesaad IN
necesety and left for time, at least that wretched
den Of worse than besstliness. 3
Isl Louis Democrat, 3D..
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GREAT DISCOVERY.

Ample tests both by able practitioners chemical ansy.
SIS have demonstrated the great valueof Prof. De Gaths
beautiful combination, called
ELECTRIC OIL,
for the relief and of pain But the people themselves are
rendering their verdict in both and
satisfactory More than twenty thousand bottles been
sold in short great proportion to those who heard
Tiers recommend it. who had tried That it's splendid
discovery is everywhere acknowledged nothing like
was ever before prepared.
The only genuine ELECTRIc OIL Prof. DeGraths which
e Dc had at all the respectable Druggists this city, and nj
wholesale and RETAIL propreors prices Of The Agent
=. ''ia in New Orleans, Wholesale and,retsi by
j. WRIGHT CO.. ia
lsSA " q .snd. Isl Chartres street
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BLOOMFIELD, STEEL & co.

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s'nool WRISTBANDS and PArERs Of every description
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Boxes. Chess and Chss. |
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large supply Of the celebrated manufacturers, PLAYING
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ng yards lof Clup6 " H1sT and EUCHHk PARTIES. |
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J,HE PRESENT, PAST AND FUTURE
49,, lhose desiring information WHAT HAS BEEN rs
Now or may HEREAFTER TAKE PLACE, may be enljsht
ened on application to MADAM SCHNEIDER The World a.
nowned Fortune Teller, at e
Ne, % franklin street New Orleans
She will give information of Absent Friends and Rea,ss
their Fate ec will tell whether yon are Married or Sns
and if Single, will describe your fliure Hsbsr3 VIII.
R' Her revelations guaranteed give SUI T4eiey 4 %
remuneration will be demanded. rf4ffh ~
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, !
Parish Of Orleans City Of New Oseans :
Be remembered that the Fourth day May 1885, be-
fore the undersigned Justice of the Peace
city aforesaid personally appeared Henry Peychaud Pres
DENT and Louis Barnett Secretary, of the Hope Insurance
Company of New Orleans who being duly according
law do dpose and that the foregoing are and
rue and correct transcript from the books Company
H. PEYCHAUD, President.
LOUIS BARNETT Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this day OF May
1859. ARTHUR SAUCER,
Third Justice Of the Peace of the Parish of Orleans
The Board of Directors have this day declared CASH DIV
1DEND OF SEVENTY-THREE PER CENT. on the capital
paid in of this Company of the earnings of the year
ending on the Both April 1852 payable in accordance With Ar
ucle 18th of the Charter of said Company as follows TEN
PER CENT on the smount paid in payable demand to the
Stockholders their legal Representatives and after the
ment on the unpaid stock.
H. PEYCHAUD, President
s. PLASSAN, Vice President.
LOUIS BARNETT Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
sPlassan, Thomas n Blake,
a. Laforest, A Xiques,
P. MalRchee b. Sautre
II. Kernion, George Heatfon
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