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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-25

4 sg TIsFreceiyeii by che suh,
SSp a s. riber. fresh lot of
I $500 Drugs. Medicines Paints.
No. <rlszs oilsl Potash and eiI such ar
lfEA EzgsH iiSIes asaIe uiunlly keps in
Az<r.ssss 80 80 DErg Stores. All Of whish
90 be will sell low for casf
The attention ofthe ladies il parLsenlarly in
,yited 10 his fine lot i fancy articles, Perfume-
cry, Stationery, de-,
Physicians and country Merchants are re-
auesisd 10 cali and examine before purehss-
ing elsewhere. Particular attention paid to
,pniting up Prescriptions with accuracy and
dispatch. : ll49
He has slsofon hand sur efior article Of
Camel Cosloil FOR burhing which he viii
sell for cash DULY. ssIs+ II
SO JAS. A. CALDWELL. s.i
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-25

TINE Delinquent Tax payers Or Putnam
il county are hereby notified tina 1 Wal
call but once more upon t1fem for the pay
ment Of their taxes. If 6tpaid then, will
bescompeI'ed to eollec their taxes BY tprce.
VA; GRASS, S. p. 70.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-25
REApY.aIADE o. tllTIIINC..

is the largest aud best ASSORTMENT ever brought
10 this market, and consists ofsll kinds oil
Goods suitable for gcntlemen's wear, such as
Shirts Stocks, ravats, Drawers, Gloves! Sus-
pendefss Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, De-
Also, Large assoftmeatof
Ladies' 0lonks, HaRtiHas, dc.
Having provid, d Themselves With eye6 IA
cilits for the manufacturing ) custom work
they themselves hat theywiil be allie to
GIVE ENTIRE SATISFACTION.
to al who may give them their PATRONAGE
Oarbuslness will be done principally ID cash
or on short credits, aud theref fore, we expect
TO sell for very small profits. $#4
Cab aad examine our stock be rnre puirhas-
ing elsewhere
Their establishment viii be foanl iii THE
rooms formerly ecup;ed BY Mi S. Bickel, Oh
the Corner of Main and Marx ct Streels.
y4n2. HALE 81 BfGKEE.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-25
Notions I'D lYholesole.

WYE hayeon haAl, ard twill sell. At whole
HIN ssie, Hnii MS, at clneinnaii 81 Eastern
Pf.ces ~ MAN HEIL
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-25

eTAARE this method ofinforrhing the public
4 thatthey have entered into parlne Shin
for the purpose of manufacturing ana selling
Ready-Mode Clothing.
One of the firm has p-st rrtarned from the
Eastern Cities, " III a large stock of Claths
Cassimers. Cassinetts, Trimmings, &c I,4Se
Theirstoek Of
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-25
LIQUORS ND WINES
WINES,

it will be oar-aim to keel a constant supply
Of the purestiand besi attIclss foF Tpedic pqI,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-25
NRGRnES FOII SALE.

iIrn. 81, is5a. 4 tllloE tds-
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-25

ANA complete assortment Of
GJoa1 Oil .EaalaaHo8 )
NV AND sEAu TiFUL Is IsYLE,
with allthe LATEST IMPROVEMENTS,
mhirh lie IS constantly resolving rom me
East.
Msnufacturea at this.plac. and superior 10 any
made in8his country, which betwlH selt lor
Cash only
Sparkling Catawba, Caaary Wine,
sim .3E SchiedaIp Schnapps.
Cham papne, Cognac Brandy,
sCiarretj s Bourbon Whisky,
Madeira Wine, E. I.Bitters, 4
Port Wine. Stomach Bitters.
In short, everything sou MAY want in his
|. line. and which he Wili'sell cheap for CASH
) Doors Above Steamboat Landing.
Jan. 18TH 1883 40.
VTIRGIEIA, AT rules feia ia the Clerks
otiice, Of Tile Circuit 81 urtf for Kama Mta
county, HI the month OF January 1859.
AistthewsB Ednundson,
Gonppt t. sA s
i William Gray. absent Def =.
anllJamss S .iConiiell, home
II annasrir,R 81 tie affiJayit Or cgnapl
Which f ;sIIflsi. thas the defendant, William
] cray Il HE Az inhasiiant of this State, and
M obsect'of this suit being toreepver against
A h,nstSt. sum az s77 10 cts, due ny account,
SrifI, ';nt.lfest rom me Isl day pf January
EtIs5a ana sosts of snit. fthatbe4ng attached4in
the handSof The home DESCENDANT Noifne'i Il II
1t is ordered hat said Gray 10 appear hste
& withtnorIg u,cnti after due publ cation If his
order. and do what is necessary In protect nis
Z intereet u The premises, rFste
A37 A. w j @ e AlkaAEK Ai k-
Il b. Sc aNss sSI. j.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-25

W VTIRGINIA,Atrl rules HE'LL i'll tbe Clerks
otiice.. 81 iHe Circuit ~ urt for Kanawka
county. IA lie month OF january 1859.
MatthewB. Edntundson,
~ II I'd K Y n
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-25
An lnJuTeu VIE,
X ATHRINE BURKE.
I Cvaeon. ara blacksmith Shop.

Jan. is. 1853. 2t's
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-25
Fresh IDrugs.

Nov. 9, 1855. v2ns lily
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-17
TINE TWOPARTlNos.

We parted eaee before. Yeu wsp&
when ress up - g, yen did;
You prayed Tor .s before you slspt
You little leve. yeu know you lidi
And . grief now 10 O tast brow,
which then yss said, throbb'l ss,ysu did
You loved ne better then Asn new
Yeu cruel thing, yeu know you didi
Do you remember whsG he 80,
took yeu out = show you, didf
You made pretty simils-
Yeu false Of tongue, you know yeu did
Ton sighed, ''That life were like its crests
"Whsn sunshias brssses blow" yeu did
ITO catch loves light before il rests!''
You cold, cold heart, you know you did.
what have dons1 You smile no more
Da me - months ago you did;
You deem my homage now bore;
You liked It then, you know you did.
How blest," you said, "wers life with one
Who'd love me truly" O, you didi
Dut-you thought was an elder son-
You utter dirt, you know you didi
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-17
TIE warning t. Secretary Floyd.

The following is ths anonymous letter
received by Gov. Floyd, Of which nsn.
tion has been made:
Cisciassti, Ave. 90. 1850
''SIa: have lately rsos;vsd isferss.
sios u ) Dovsmess Of - great iapor.
sases that feel il 70 b ny duty . il.
part i = yoa without delay. ! have
discovered the sxistases Of secret asso
citation, havisg for it, object The libsrs
ton Of the slaves st the South By gen.
sral insurrsctios. The leader Of the
movement il Old John Brown, Of Kan.
80, He has been in Canads during the
winter, drilling ths negroes there, asd
they are only waiting his word to start
for tho South to asliak the slaves. They
hsvs sss q the u nsa. ! white
.sa, IN tie sraory y Maryland; where
il is sissstel ! have not been able 70
leara. Az ssoa - everything il ready,
those Of their aunbsr who are 10 the
Nsrthsrs Seatss and Cssada aps to come
j. sasll ssspssiss % the sesdssvous,
which b 10 lhs assstaiss II vireiaia.
They will psss thrsseh Pssssylvsaia
sad Maryland, as6 enter Vireinis at
Harpsr's Ferry. Brown left The
North shout three o. four weeks aeo.
and will sss the ssgross and strike The
blow in few weeks, 20 that whatsvsr il
dsas nust be lone It oscs. They have
large quastity Of arms u their rsedss.
soas,aad ars probably Distributing them
slrsady. AZ An not fully "a their
confidence, this i al The isformatian I
can sivs you. DARE not Aign ny name
to tbs, but | trust that you will not
disregard The warning % that &C.
count
Allthe Forbes revelations, and all other
allegations importing that prominent
Republicans had forekno~ledgs Of the
Harpsr's Ferry outbreak, put together
and multiplied BY ssven, do not amount
to % much 10 the way Of direct and pos.
tive evidence % this hort letter address
cd to tho Democratic Secretary Of War
two months before the insurrsctiou took
place.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-17
Capture Of q SLAYER,
New York, Nov. s.

New York, Nov. 5.
Information received at the Marshal's
once says that the brig 8. p Hope, lying
at Pier No. I North River, had been
engaged On slavs voyage, from which
she had just returned.
The Marshal sad two Of his dsputies
proceeded to the vessel and took pssses.
ion Of her.
Il i seated that ehe was itted out !,
Charlsstsa. s. T., and west I. Havasa,
thssss 70 Ciesfssgos ssd ths coast oi
Africa, whore shs teok 10 ssrgs Of =.
gfoss, and laadsd then On The south sids
q Csba. Aftsr hadiss The blaoks, sAs
Mate tsok tAe vessel iaso Canpsohy,
sAsrs y obtained ftasdulsst pspsfs and
tailed fer New York, whore b was III.
psssseesl b ! psver u attorney 80,
ften ChaslestbA y the swasrs, whsre
shS ~ 1rss ltsd sss
She wss : sshSssss, bss tie Mals bod
altered = bsiosssias,sa SD brought 10,
= ss6h = tabpssA
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-17

The PUBLISHER or THE SACKED
"FREE South" NEwspAPER.-Mr. BAL
Icy, editor Of tho Free South" newsps-
per, Of Newport, KY, honored 10 By :
call this morning. He has passed the
meridian and looks like one
ITO whom tho sunset Of life gives : mystical
lore,
And coming events east their shadows before
He acknowledges that he received
some five hundred and seventeen dollars
from the citizens, to Be applied il pur-
chasing his press, which cost two thou
sand dollars. About i've hundred Of
tho amount Was subscribed By tho people
Of Newport. He says hs feels very
thankful to them for tho aid which they
rendered him but he wishes ~ q stats
that he paid back oil except about aias-
ty dollars--two hundred and fhy dol
lars in cash, and the remainder Il eub-
scriptions.
Mr.. Baily thinks W are mistaksa II
regard to his subscription in Ks1taeky.
He profssssa 70 have one thoumnd sob-
scribsrs. He thinks, too, that fesrs1 1fehs
Of tho people Of Newport synrath3ss
with him.
We advised him 10 lssvs ~ o1Aae
with his paper, and assured hin tAal ~
people would not permit hin q - -,
and that hs would run risk ispeeeoo1-
ing. He says, however, y weo)3 -
ashamad to leave dDder ~ siss 80.
ces, and 10 few wseka will - =.
nsDcs operations With ! larn
Cis. Times. s.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-17
wsslsll Phillips al Jehn Drsvs.

New York, Nsv. 3.
Wendell Phillips, Of Bostos, deliver.
d lecture last night 10 BrookIyn, in
which 10 argued that Jehs Brown was
the snly American Who acted up to the
true American idsa. Cast aside, aise.
these false and fatal wrsppisgs Of as
eaets cosssrvstism. He refused 70 se.
kaowlsdgs anything Of govcrnuept Or
any statute - lev, except those which
eoaformsd 70 his ows sense Of justice
and Of right. Virgins was not State !;
Mr.. Wise was not . Governor; the
Union was not : nation. All these 80.
called governments were orgssissd pira.
ciss, and John Brown vas to day the
only real snd true government on the
soil Of Virsinia; had 40 is6nitsly bet
ter right 70 hang Gov. Wise than
Gov. Wise had to hang him. He also
said: II think you can make better
use Of iron than forging it into chains.
lfyou have the metal, put into Sharp's
rides. It is great deal better used that
way than 10 fsttsrs; great deal better
than the clumsy statue ofa false great
mas, for men to knsel dowa and worship
in Stats-houss yard"
Ton Corwis, sf Ohio, was present up
On the platform, and being called upon
for speech, said hs was there merely By
accident, aod begged to b allowed to 70.
dscs upoa what hs had heard, before
giving HE vote upon the matter.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-17
J. A. BALLARD,
'eer AID 2.,le'llIl,

vsaiA respectfully snneancs 70 the citissns q
fsle1s, asl Tsas CO, that hs 10 prspsrsd -
. all kiAls sf cert II his liass Patronage
SssDestfGlly sslisited. ohsp enc dser east ef
Z. j. 0rakon'e oloe
fslsas April l6th, ~. a3s-Sn
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-17

FIJIAN Coop CHEER.-Mr. Williams,
an English missionary, gives % account
Of ; grand marriage feast given By :
chief Of tho Fiji Islands 1t the marriage
Of his daughter, 1t which tho good cheer
had to be Estimated BY yards and hun
dred weights, rather than By dishes.
There was wall Of 6sh ave feet high
and twsnty yards in length, besides tar
ties and pigs vegetables ia proportion
One diaA It the same feast was tenfsst
loag and four feet wide and three deep,
spread ever With green leaves, on which
we're placed roast pigs sod turtles.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-17

TAot0 ana News,
- Twenty two large ships.of.wsr
are building st Tslon by the Frsnsh
Government.
~Ths impression i gaining ground
that ruptars between France and Eng.
land 10 imminent.
- I. has been we'll sid Of the home
Of the scolding wife, that "It's . bad
house where the hen crows louder than
the cock"
~ Preparations for war are making
between Spain and Morocco, and Gen.
O'Donnel has left with the army for
Africa
~ Dr.. Walker, the President Of
Harvard University, has resigned that
positios. His successor has not yet been
named.
~ Mrs. Senator Douglas 10 still
seriously iii, and fears are entertained
By her friends that she will not re-
| cover.
~ Nineteen Pixies Peakers are re.
Eorted to have been maasacred BY the
Kiowa Indians on the Western plains,
within the past two months.
- Thsre Vas frost and ice ten miles
above New Orleans On the soth alt, and
also in various parts Of Mississippi and
Alabama.
~ Four hundred cords Of wood, be
longing to the Chicago and Rock l. r.
Il. 20. were burnsa At Tiskilwa,a a few days
ago having been ignited by = prairie
Ere.
~ A Cincinnati census taker re-
Gently came across lady los years old.
He asked her if she had any children,
when she replied, only one, : boy ss,
who vas at work Ia the next room.
- The Concord IN. H.) Patriot
states that under no possible circumstan-
Gee will Gen. Pierce allow his name to
60 before the Charleston Convention %
candidate for Pres.
~ Seven squares in New Orleans,
extending from Washington st. to 9th
and composed principally ofsmall build
inxs were entirely destroyed By ERE on
the evening Of the Sd inst.
- Six Of the Irish laborsrs engaged
in the recent Bergen Tunnel riots, on
the Erie, r. r. 10 which the United
State mails we're stopped, ~ere convicted
or Monday, and sentenced to two years
imprisenneat each in the State Pris-
on
~ An exchange paper says "If you
would keep your children IN health give
then, plenty Of fresh air." This is al
we'll enough +; but nowadays children
put on sc:many airs Of their own, that it is
almost impossible to give them s fresh
enc every day.
ID. H T Fletcher vas shot not long
ago in California, for more freedom than
the law allows, with another mans wife.
Deceased was formerly Of Sand Spring.
Delaware Co.. lows, aud should have rs.
mainsd there
Couhsies.-There arc ninety nine
Counties IN this State, Of which al but
Buncombe, Oscsola, Sioux and O'Brisn
are organised aud cast : separate
vote.
- A correspondent of tho Balti.
more Sun thiaks the Charleston Couven.
ton viii be held on the 10th Of April
the Republican Convention will BE- held
in June, and the Old Line Whig if one
should be held, early in Jsly.
! -. Scott County bids fair "a acquire
- oderiferons notoriety % old Wsth.
srsfeld. The G0zsie says that there
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-17

- MY lad" said : lady to : boy
csrryia, mail bag, Are you the mail
boyf You doesn% think I'm female
boy, dess y, ua'sar''
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-17
News It01a1s

- VIVID 4O@S
-. The Se;en.sfe Ase+;sa. states
that there are in the city Of New Yofl
abost 100000 snoksrs, each using two
cigars daily, making 400, 900 cigars ~
sry day. These, at an average Of four
cests each, make the enormous sum Of
sls, 900 daily consumed h smoke, il
New York aloas.
"a gentlemen Who has for two
years refused to contribute anything
towards the support Of STATED preach
ing Of the Gospel" recently surprised
his friends By contributing to the pur-
chase Of new bell for church edi6ce.
On being asked the reason for this ex.
erclse Of liberslisy, he replied that he
never put his money where he could not
hear It ring.
- James s. Rollins, who came Tith
10 two or three hundred votes Of being
elected Governor ,f Missouri in 1857,
made speech at late "Whig" meeting
in Lexington Mo-, which expressed the
preference Of Missourifor Edward Bates,
for president, in which he declared his
intention to support the Republican
nomines, even though it should BE-
Joshua r. Giddings, Esq.-Hark-
eye.
- The Legislature Of Tennessee
has parsed bill subjecting any railroad
corporation in that State to ! 6ns Of
$500 for carrying free negro on the
cars, and an additional penalty Of $3.50
is imposed on the conductor Who shall
allow black man to travel, who 10 not
under the costrol and care ofa free white
citizen Of Tennessee who vouches for
the character Of said free negro in penal
bonds Of 81, 900.
WITHOUT WISas.-"My gracious,
said Ike, IF some fairy would give me :
pair Of wings, wouldn't | 60 round
among the planets though. Id 80 to
Mars, Venus, and Jupiter"
"And Satan, = interrupted Mrs. Par,
ting,on, "and I'm afraid you will 60 there
without wings.'
CoRN.-Here is fact worth knowing
if true: Wm. S. Morgan, Of Warren CO.,
Indiana, writes that seed from the butt
end Of an ear Of corn will ripen it, pro-
duet al at the same time and some three
weeks earlier than seed from the little
end Of the same ear. He recommends
farmers always to break their seed corn
ears in two ia the middle, and use the
butt ends only for seed.
ONE VorE.-A Republican Auditor
is elected in Floyd county (Ind. BY one
majority Republican county Commits
sioner in Huntington County BY enc
majority-and one Of tho Republican
members Of the Ohio Legislature BY one
majority. All close, but a! on the right
side. Thus We see the value Of one
vote.
Nor A SAFE PLACE FOR YANKEEs.-
Gu the day that John Brown was in pos
session Of Harpers Ferry, the Superin.
tendent Of the Harpers Ferry Armory
was in Springfield, Mass, to get ! new
master armorer for that establishment,
and engaged Mr.. Salmon Adams, the
clerk and assistant Of the master armor.
er 1t the Government shopin Sprinfeld.
Butsince he has got home, be writes
back caIceliog the engagement, for the
reason that the people there are % e.
asperated with the Yankees that they
would not stand one Of them in place ol
master armorer. They would butcher
him, he says, should Mr.. Adams come on
and take the place.
FIJIAN Coop CHEER.-Mr. Williams,
an English missionary, gives ~ account
Of grand marriage feast given By :
chief Of tho Fiji Islands 1t the marriage
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-17
Encouraging . Newspaper.


The following incident illurtrates pret.
y foroibly the idea that some people ~
pear to have Of encouraging ns~spa
pers.
The editor and publisher Of paper
Of one Of oV inland cities, had. : few
years ego, among his subscribers, quite
. prominent individual Of the place, who
had bees constant reader Of the paper
since the commencement Of ito pub:ica-
ton, but Who had never paid : penny for
subscription.
The collector Of bills having returned
that against tho delinquent to his EN-.
ployer - one impossible to convert into
cash, the editor resolved to give the par
y in question broad hint - to his rs.
nissoess the first time ~ opportunity
shoald occur il public. He did not
have 70 wait long. for 10 few days he
discovered bic negligent patron seated
IN the ofbce Of the principal hotel. sur
rounded b. quite group Of friends
aad disposisg Of cigars and other little
laxuriss safisient 70 have liquidated At
lssst one years subscription. When
the laugh 1t the last joke had subsidsd,
the editor approached the group, and af.
ter tho usual salutation to his subscri
Der, remarked:
"Colonel, you hare had my paper now
for Eve years, and never paid for it a..
though the bill has frequently been sent.
l should like my pay for it."
"Payf' calculated the Colonel, with
genuine or well-feigned sstonishment,
did you say payf"
Certainly" vas the reply. you have
had the paper, and l want tho pay for it. .
"Pay!' said the Colonel again, "why
i cant Be you expect mo to pay any.
thing for that; rhy I only took III,
blamed thing 70 encourage yon"
The laugh from the circle Of liston.
ers to this dialogue came in here, like
tho bursting Of bombshsll. - CONNER.
cial Bxlleten.
~ The piles uoder the London
bridge have been driven 500 years, and
On examining them il 1854, they yer.
found 70 b little decayed. They srs
principally elm. Old Savory Place, ia
city Of L6ndso, -. built $50 years ago
The voedsa piles, consisting Of oak, elm,
beech and chestnut. we're found, upon
examinations, to b perfectly sound. o.
The durability Of timber in vet state
TIE piles Of the bridge built By the EN-.
psror Trajan, over the Danube, afford I
striking sxamp:s. Oss Of these piles W,
tsksa up and found to b pet.i6sd to thl
dspth of the three quarters Of q inch
but the rest ef tho wood was not diaIeren,
ffon it, former state, though il had beer
1'ivss 100 yssss.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-17

WITHOUT W1Sas.-"My gracious,
said Ike, IF some fairy would give me :
pair Of wings, wouldn't l 60 round
among the planets though. Id 60 to
Mara, Venus, and Jupiter"
"And Satan, interrupted Mrs. Par
ting,on, ,"and I'm afraid you will 60 there
without wings.'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-28
INSURANCE.



Al the exrirnton of the term net or ncorparon or
at its erler termination divided IN article twelfth three
commissioner shall be nppoinet b u. no Of Directors
be iquidnrd debs ard tahiti es paid ard lhe balance Of It's
of profits pro rata wi bout di,incou Of dato; the
commissioner shall continue net until the business Of the
death or inability Of either the SURVIVOR or survivors, alone
ARTICLE XIV.
In addition to their share Of profits the business Of hs
o. premiums credited their subscription notes
the fifteenth day Of October Exhes" Hundred and sixty
ARr1sLsxv
In Certificate or certificates IF profits shall not be
s anS The a. e &
b placed to the credit Of he contingent aeeonn on The books
ah in t1e Of
certificate and the names Of the parties oaed same
DoNEAND PASSED in my Office, In New Orleans The day.
ERNEST DUCATEL and ANEDEE DUCATEI., J., conn. >.
Witnesses who have signed these presents together with
the said parties and the said notary reading the
WHOLE
/ Bas.aldo, L@.vs Mccall. A. Ml.snberSsr 4 Co., J.
Wright Co., and Others
ERNEST DUCATEL,
AMEDEE DUCATEL, JR.,
AKEDEE DuCATEL,
Notary PnblIe.
lido hereby certify the foregoing 70 DO true copy Of the
original Of incorporates record and fs In office
faith Whereof have hereune my hand and Affixed the
seal my ONCE New Orleans this twenty hrd day Of June
Eighteen Hundred and Fifty Nine.
AMEDEE DucArK1., Notary Public.
Tho Recorder Of Morgaees for the parish and city Of New
Orleans hereby certify within has this day
been recorded In his ocs In Society Beck F. 235 to e3
JOHN HOLMES, Recorder.
New Orleans, Jane "A, 1859 jys 4,6od
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-28

On day Of tho FRS month after the expiration Of the 6rst
year from he m whss the aid Company shall issue the hrst
poll and within the hrs month Of subs the
officers Of tbs s-d C,mpany shall be made nder OATH
general balance OF the afs Of the said Company,
which shall eontap: The of premiums received sr
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