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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-03-04

Extract from tho Washington Cor
rcspondcncc of the Baltimore Amcri-
can, dated February 9th:
Cuba is dead cock in the pl. for
this session.
The effort will be to attach Treasury
notes on to some bill in the expiring
hours Of the session, & this movement
is likely to be backed by the President
notwithstanding all his professions for
a change in the tariff, for he has al
ready taken alarm at the possible res
possibility Of calling an extra session
for legislative purposes. In that event
the Pennsylvania and New Jersey De-
mocrats will rcccde and vote with the
free traders in concentrating their
policy. This they have already done
at pinch, and Of course can do again.
The President has vetoed the bill to
grant lands for Agricultural colleges.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

Virginia, So: AT Rul,s held in the
Clerks office OF the Crrcnil Court OF MonCn.
gala County on the fret NJ, nda. in Ftbru.
airy, 1899.
Bum, Raieuel & Co., comr!ainan,s,
fletcher Block, ct al, DtferdautH
IN CmANCERY.
The object OF this suit 10 to recover fr,' IN
defendant Brock the sum of 1859 dollars aid
So cents, which it is alleged he owes to said
romrlanan's, aud to attach the same in the
hands Of dr(t. Moses Srosnider, and sl,o to
attach certain tract Of land in said county
belonging to said Brock.
An it appearing from an affidavit filed it,
this cause that Defendant Brock is no. res.
ident of this State, II is o,rieyed, tina, he do
appear here within one manlh after dWe pub
LEGATION hereof and do " hat is necessary to
protect his interest in said suit.
coPy-res,e ....,
LEWIS S. LAYTON, Clerk.
(Kcck & Heck. Pc
February /. lS9 81
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SADDLE AND ia RNESS MAKING.
]. Is. WOODWARD & co.

"0ULD respectfully informs their friends
w and the public generally, that they still
cdntinac 20 m1npisciprc SADDLES, BRIDES,
COLLARS, HARNESS, &C., Of an Kinds, al
short notice, and on tho most reasonable terms
Their stock comprises every variety Of SAD.
DIES that arc made in Western Virginia, and
arc made only by the best workmcn.
Persons wanting BUGGY or WAGON UAR-
NESS will do we'll to, give them call, ms the,
are well prepared to fill all orders in that branch
OF the business with neatncss aud dispatch.
~ shop up stairs IN Evans Building sdioin.
ing the Court>house square, Wotgant0wo Va
J. y. w. & Go.
Jan. H., 1850. IS1 &C.
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DEDlCATION.-The New Methodist T.
Church on Robnson's Run, near the resi-
deuce Of VIM. w. Lazzell. Egg. viii be
dedicated BY Rev. DR.. PETER L. L,sHLEY,
March 18Th, 1859, at II O'clock. A. NJ We
solicit the attendance Of the community.
G G. WESTFALL.
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GRAND EXHIBITION!
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT At
II. H.. e. N RERSK SIllISES,S

IL. n. q N. BERSkSIE1RE'S.
TNIic undersigned would respectfully inform
Il their friends and patrons that they have
On hand the most extensive and cheapest stock
cfGroceries ever brought TO this market.
In additi on to their usual supply of Grocer
los, they have Fresh Peaches, Pine Apples,
Strawberries, Cherries and Green Poas put up
in air-tght cans.
Preartvrc, Jclies, Pickles &C., Of all kinds.
Every pariciy Of Confectionery, especially
for The Holidays.
ALSO-CutlCry, Stationery, &C., Of all kinds
and Of superior quality.
Ladies' and Misses EIosei Half Hose, &c.
Comforts, Suspcndcrs, &C.,
80 900 FINE CIGARS, aud u choice lot Of
chewing tobacco.
In short, everything, usually to be had in a
Grocery, Variety and Fancy Notion Store, may
be found At tho cheap Grocery Immediately OPP
positc the Court House, on Main Street,
TERMS-PO&ITIFELYC ASJL
Il. l.. s. n. BERKSHIRE.
Jan. J., lS59,-lS2-r
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TOR &,YKE.

ME subscriber offers for sale his house.
a and "a Acres Of Land, n. f.. OF w. T..
Wille!'S occupied by Thomas S. Bankeu-
Any reasonable time will be given if pur-
chase money is secured. Possession gi, IN
on The first Of April next, and if not sold BY
the 18th Of March next. will be for rent
rrasoHs wishing 10 perchose will examine
the property. JOHN p. BYRNE.
Jan. 2l-2m.
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TOTAL LIABILITIES, @ Sl,5O6, 3s7 SS
Unsettled claims not due, Sl73 926 81
Losses cqMitdbly adjusted and promptly paid.
Sl,5O6,3s7 8S

Losses cqmta1iy adjusted and promptly paid.
UPWARDS or sII 900 900 or LOSSES
have been paid by tho Etna Insurance Co., in
the last SO years. FIRE & INLAND NAVlGA.
TON. Risks accepted at terms consistent with
solvcncy and fair profit. Especial ate nton gi-
ven to Insurance OF Dwellings and Contents ior
terms Of one to five years.
The progress Of this Corporation has been
stable and uninterrupted through seasons OF H.
ntncin Sunshine and storm, or periods cventiul
in or exempt from sweeping connagrations and
maritime disaster. Being long established on
cash basis, the troubles of the credit system al.
feet us in no mate rial particular.
During " hard times" the security Of reliable
Insurance is an imperative duty-the ability Of
property owners to sustain loss being then much
lcssehed. Policies issued without delay, aud all
business attended to with despatch and fidelity,
by f. u. SWEARiNGEN, Agent.
Morgantown, Va.
OFfIcE-Corncr OF Walnut, West side Main
street, near the Court house. ly Dec. 9, 1858.
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We W. .9GE.VsCr
First Class Fire 4 Inland Insurance
by the Etna Insurance Company Of
Hartford, Connecticut,

Incorporated 1870 Charter perpetual
Cash capital $1,000,000, e.
Absolute and unimeairrd, tvjih Surplus Of
t5cG,3s7 So and the prestige Of 50 years sue
cess aud experience. Assets Jan. j, 1858.
Cash in hand and Dcposi,es IN Hartford -
Banks~ ...r. S3iS.l32 GO
Cash in transit and Agents. hands, Let, S72 %
Money due the Company secured by ....
Mortgage, .... 5,4lS o.
Real Estate unincumbered, 1868 ~
Bills receivable, 36,l77 Is
MARKET Val UE.
l02 Bonds 6, 7 and 10 per ct. interest
annually, 1902 900 90
657 Shares Rail Road Stock, 54,Ai6 90
so !" Connecticut River co. stock $50 90
80 F" Stafford Bank, 5000 90
80 (" Waterbury Bauk, 5000 90
SO " Providence Bsnk, 500 90
1900 !" Hartford Bank, 1919, U6C 90
$685. I" New York Bank, coo, 662 80
l6 I" Jersey City Bank, ,425 90
100 I" United States Trust Co.
NY. Stock, lO,OSO 90
$50 shares Now York L. !. and Trust
Co. Stock, -- % 800 90
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COM MISSIONER'S NOTICE.

Lucinda f. Cnshman: I EFT all The par
rs. IL ties interested
Daniel Kirkhart c, al in this cause take
notice that in pursuance Of The deer ee rem
dered in this cause al the September term,
1857, shall proceed TO discharge the duties
required OF me as Comm issioner OF the Cir.
cult Court of Monongala Coun,y-namely, to
settle The accounts Of John 7. Fleming "a
Administrator OF Squire Cushman, decd. and
lso ascertain what Lens, claims & debts ex.
list on and against the estate of said Squire
shman, their amounts and priorilies-nl.
so the real estate OF said Cushman in this
Commonw ealIh aud its annual val.
", &c. At which time and place the par
ties interested are required to appear be.
Tore me and protect their interests in the
premises, r. l.. BERKSHIRE.
Master Comm'r Circuit Court NJ c.
Jan &c, 1859. 1876
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M a r r I T. D:

On the l6,h ult., by Rev. Mr.. Shef, Mr.
p. SHArfER, Of Monongalia Co. Va. 10
Miss AMANDA STiLwELL, of Washington Co
Nd.
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DIED

. On The 25th nit. at his residence in-ll i.
land Settlement: Mr.. ALEXANDER FALKNER
o! lever, in the 10Th year o. his age.
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A LARGE sUppBY

nF TalIOw aud Star Candles. Eosin anil
~ Fancy Soaps Wsgoh Grcase and Con.
censltalGd ly6, Window Glass Of all sizes.
Omgs, Dye stufls, Medicines, Paints, aud
Oils Books and Stationary, Tobacco, Pits.
bur9h Alm0nscs, Inks Jewelry, &c. &c =,
Tor sale cheap at FITCH & SCOTS
Drug Book and Variety Store,
Commercial Building.
Morgantowr, Va, Jan. 81. 1850
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-03-04

The ECLECTIC MAGAZINE
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THE LIFE AND TIMES OF
H II IT FsE M G IL - =,

Sole !SurUicor IF tie Lewis and Clarke
Exploring Enpedition in 1904 5 6.
Now residing in Rrooke CO. Va, aged IS
years.
T7HE above wo:k handsomely pr 'nted
Il and elegantly bound in embossed
muslin, with. porttait Of Mr.. Gass, and three
additi full page engravings, AMI con-
tanning 2eS pages If matter, is now on hand
and ready Tor delivery to Subscribers, or
whoever may desire it--Pricc Sl,00.
This work will be found to be interesting, be-
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age, the sole survivor Of Me government cxpe-
ditiOn under Lewis and CtaIk, in lS0I-'5-'6,
over the Rocky Mountains; and embodying his
journal of the events Of the expedition. The
Niagara campaign Of 1912, III The principal c.
vents Of which, the Battle of Lundy's Lane,
Fort Erie, &C., Mr.. Gass took part, is narrated
at length Sketches oc the history Of the set
Element Of the country on the Upper Ohio, BIZ
ographIes of Philip Joseph Doddtidge, 4 lex
ander Campbell, "Reminiscences, etc, etc,
which Compose about one third the book, will
also be found interesting.
Those RENTING 81, will receive n copy by
return Of mail, post paid.
ADDRESS, JACOB & SMITH,
Publishers, Wcllsburg, Va.
EJ-Publishers Of Newspapers, who receive
this notice marked, will obligc us by inserting
the same as often as they Gan afford for copy
Of the book, which will DE mailed to them on
receipt OF paper continuing advertisement.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-03-04
1859. POPULAR TRADEI 1859
RIBBONS s. MILLINERY GOODS,


RIBBONS s. MILLINERY GOODS,
RIBBONS! RIBBONS!! RIBBONS!!!
10 Merchants, Miliiners, JoJbers. DeaIers in
ribbons, Millinery. Goods and Cash Bun.
sfs IN al sections Of The Country, The Cash
K'obon House, ll6 Chambers Street, Ncp
York JOHN Farrell.
ESTABLISHED 1858.
We have originated new principlc-a new
era IN The Ribbon trade, whereby we made this
businces Pain, Simple and Staple, as that OF
Brown shccings.
I'VE Sell. FIR CASH! We Buy FIR CasA !
we are satisfied with per cent profit. Ask
no second piicc. Have all our goods marked
10 Plain Figures, so that man, woman aud child
"buy alike" and receive the same value Tor
their money.
Our Prices FOR best TaGe,a Ribbons, all COL
ors, arc
No, ,2o'sper p,Sdo No. I s5}s cts p. piece
I" Q 201% 90 S7L5 "
&" a63 ia$i67
- No. &c Sl,47Iz per piece.
We Offer Fancy Ribbons, !" Al Siylcs,n AN
CoIors," "AH Qud'Hics,' 1T Prizes
Dety'npg CG9mPettiil'on, d"d
r oGr EstablishJpent is the centre Of 0tfaotien
for Billions, "Qnick Sales,j "Llght Profit" &
Good ValGc.n for Cash.
ROUCHES ROUCuESll
Nav Styles and patterns ut n saving Of
:. 30 PER GENT FROM CREDIT PRICES.
Examine our samples, and be convinced.
BLOND BhCEs, SUlLL1NGS, &C., &c. -,
Our line Of these Good always full. Wo fra-
port aud s'Job" them at once for per cent ad.
vance. Marked prices on all Goods Gin Plain
Figures"
n Saving Of. 40 per cent on these Goods fron,
Credit Prices.
Our intention is to make The Ribbon Trade MS
etaplo in regard to prices MS domestic goods
10 do this, we must sell ONE MILLION DOL
LARS worth Of Goods per annum ..
w are Union Men. mo North, mo south,
We solicit the patronage of Merchants, in cye>
cry section OF tho United States, and IRE the SER
wants Of all who favor US with their patronage.
JNO. FARRELL,
CASH RIBBON HOUSE,
ZIG Chambers Street, Now York,
pear the Hudson Riyor Railroad Depot
n. ". WALLER. Jan. ii-4mos.
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TIE RED pOST

is JUST THE PLACE!
Just received from pkilada aud Baltimore /:
Culored Drillines and Cambiies,
Prnts AID Brown Mrsius,
Hoop skirts, Nslvc, Ribbons, Spoil Cotton
sc Also,
Coi'd Shaker Iisbls 8. Bonnet 2aches 3
SyrnP. Rice, h.od. !Soeia and Ira.
From Pittsburg, pr Steamer j. fle,sun,
5hhls. prime n. o. SUGAR &I
10 bills do. do. MOLASSES.
F,b 81. CHADWICK & NEPHEW
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RL.aCHs .vzaiszxyyG.

TACKWELL MORGAN, has removed from
III Durbannat, to the New Shop on Front stree,
near Walnut, directly between Janet's and Sa
et's Hotels, whore he is prepared TO do all work
in his line, in the best manner and Mt short o
tcc. Old customers as well as nov ones, will
receive every attention.
lSs-u Morgantown. Feb. Q, 1850.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-03-04
DRUG DRUGS pugs.s +,

4 LARGE supply Of FRESH DRUGS. lust
Book and Variety store Of
FITCH & SCOTT,
Jan. l. IS3
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ADDRESS, JACOB & SMITH,
AFFLICTED READ ~!

pHIthDELpHIA MEDIcEE noUsE,-Es-
Il tablshed' twenty-five years ago, by DR..
kinkelin, corner Of Third and Union Streets,
Philadelphia, Pa.
'ITYENTY. TUO YEARS
Experience has rendered DR.. X. a most sue
ccssful practitioner in the cure Of all diseases
Of private nature manhooQds debility as an
imPodimcnt 10 iharritac; fctyoas and sexual
inirmitics, diseases of the skin dnd those from
abuse Of mercury.
TAKE PARTICULAR NCfICE.
There is an evil habit sometimes INDUCED in
by boys, in solitude, often growing up with thrm
To manhood and which il not reformed in due
time, not only begets serious obstacles to mat
riinonial happiness. and gives rise to a series
of protractcd, insidious and devastating affcc-
tons.
Few OF those who give way To this pcrnicious
practice are aware OF the consequences, until
thcy find tho nervous system shattered, feel
strange and nnaCcouniahic sensations, and
vague fears in the mind. (Soo pages, 81, %,
80, Of DR.. KS book on sScIi.Prcs crvation.,)
Tho rhIortumntc thus affected becomes recbI,
IS uaablc to labor wish accustomed vigor, ~ IN
apply his mind to study; his step is tardy Tnd
weak he is dull, rresolute, and engages GTeU
in his sports with less energy than usual.
ff he criancipatc himself bcfSrb the pratfth
has done its worst, and enter ma,rm0uv. L;s
marriage is unItutIu !, his Serge tells him ,Iioi
this is caused by his early f6lics. These stn
considerations which should awaken the et,sn.
ton OF ell who arc similariy situated.
80, ~. .., REMEMBER,
lie VINO places himself Under DR., Kinkclin,s
treatment, may rtliglousy conhde in his honor
as gentleman, and rely upon the assurance.
thht the secrets Of DR.. KS patients will never
be disclosed.
Young Man--'ct no 1lso modesty deter Won
from making your case known to ono, who from
education and responsibility, can certainly be-
friend you.
DR.. Knkcln's residence has been for tho losi
he - Z 4,
and Union streets, Philadelphia, Pa
PATIENTS ar 4 DISTANCE.
Can have 10y stating their case explicitly, IN
gether with all their symptoms, Ter letter, On
closing rcmittance) DR.. KS ibcdicinc, afrfd-
propriatcd accordingly.
Forwarded To any part Cf The United S,nfc.
and packed secure from Damage or Curiosiy, 6y
Mail or Express. =,
READi YOUTH AND M4NHoOD.
Vigorous Lire or a Premature Death; Rinkc-
lin Oh Solfptcservation--Onl
Letters containing thai yalGo in STAMPS, will
ensure copy per tctnfn Hfinsh.
GRATlS.i GRATlSl ! GRATIS!n
A Free GIE3' 10, Az.
MISERY RELEfHED.
"Haturc's Guidc,"a new and popular Work
foil OF valuable advice, aud impressive warning
alike calculated 70 prevent ycnrs Of misery, and
save thousands Of livcs, is distributed without
charge and forwarded by mail, prc. paid to any
par ~ thc United StatcH, on receiving an order
cnoEosing two postage stamps.
Jan. ii, 1850. Isj-Iy
DRUG ! DRUGS! Drugs!
A LARGE supply Of FRESH DRUGS. io.f
IN received aud Tor salo cheap, AZ the Df,,g.
Book and Variety store Of
FITCH & SCOTT,
commercial building, MOfgartoWn Va.
Jan, ISL
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-03-04

pHILAbELPHIA MEDICEE HoUSE,-Es-
Il tabished twenty-five years ago, by DR..
kinkelin, corner Of Third and Union Streets,
Phiadel phia, Pa.
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Gas" Captain Iaaier's New Goods
have arrived---thc first stock of the
season. Read his advertisement, and
sthen hurry up to the Cheap Corner.
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IfiE UNION.
MoRGANTowN, MAncu A, 1850.

HSsstr There was such a gathering of
the clans in town, on Monday last, as
I. isrscldom scen7-it being fine day, &
season of comparative leisure. "A
meeting Of the Democracy was held
and Sales of Furnace stock, movablcs,
horses and oxen, Of all shapes, sizes
and conditions, were put through.
The Real Estate in which we are
considerably Interested, was not sold.
There was too much "noise and confu,
sion" TO allow those who wan. to pur-
chase this property to attend to their
own interests. 1t will be offered again
on Saturday the 18th inst, and will
doubtless be sold a bargain.
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Experience has rendered DR.. X. most sue
ccssful practitioner in the cure OF all diseases
of private nature manhooQds debility as an
impeachment % iharritac; fctvous and sexual
ntirmitics, diseases OF the skim dnd those from
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'Nature's Gutdc,"a new and popular Work
full OF valuable advice, aud impressive warning
alike calculated 10 prevent years Of misery, and
save thousands Of lives, Is distributed without
charge and forwarded by mail, prepaid to any
pau az Nhc United StatcH, on receiving an order
enclosing two postage stamps.
Jan. IL, 1850 IsJ.iv
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CHURCHES.

,.yr,rr CAUhCAhtSs
Y; panesscamp.c Basin. q
Annuneistiel- Corner Mandss ;llesndMerales.
immaculate Conception-Bs Canal
lJesuit s}--Baronne, c Com,a,an
ST. Louis Cathedrsl-Jacks Square.
ST. Acknowledgements, C. Cont.
ST. Aasastine-3ayou Rad. c. ST. Claude.
ST. BaTshoomew-Yis-a,b b. Seguinan BasthelenAy, Al
St. John Baptist-Dryaias b. Cliosnd CalIope.
st. Ioseph-Commos, b. Msrias and Villese.
ST, Marie-Conde, ~ JEsniine
S.. Mary-Josephiss b. Live Oak and laurel.
81. Patrick-Cam9, b. Julia and Girsl.
St. Peter-Alarigss. b. Casacalvoap3 Greatmen.
St. Theresa-Cana, opp. junction with Prysania.
ST. Triny-St, Ferdinand.
St. Vincent de BGal--Creatrnea, Q. Montegut,
- ursnlne Conseut-BeoIS the city.
EIRST GoNSSEG At .oNAt: St. Charles. "A. Julia
fklEslAN1 ELS OPAL: St. Peer's-{Seamen,s Bethel
6spianaaS ib glist Protestante Francase-Rampartic
BienFitle Chris'. Church-Canal, nsuphins St Psns
ca Sias nie. St. Iuke'sHereales Felicity road
aIL..!!y.lacsson Plaquemine, Annunciation Annun
t Gia., On sgp are. Mount Oliyet-Algiers.
NJ ~ HEN N Euterne, b. Bacchns and Dryades
eotestnut. Mcreau, Esghien Dryades c. Terpschose
Fty Q. Greatrnen Maras, b. Bepyiile CONT Cores
Jackson ST. Paul, colered3 Carrolton, Carrollton O.
PREsBYTERIAS: Lafayette Square. Prytana, C. Clio.
Gasaesso, NJ Railroad. Canal c. Franklin. Fulton n
9.osephlne, prstana e. Josephine. Thalia c. Benton.
GERM. EVANG: Proestant-Philp, Chippewa. Protss
talt-Co, b. Apoloand NayaGes,
UNITARIAN Prytania Calope. Clio, b. Prytania and
Ply aes ierpsch'r@4 usNaYaGes. kutsrpe, SacchJ
sHa prYaaes.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE n

H1 ~
kfN NEAGLE d CARPENTER,
II Successors Of the firm of W. d g. b. NeasleA M
Having associated themselves in partnership would inform
the patrons of the old rp asd the public generally that they
will continue to keep constantly large and assorted
stock Of
NITURE,
At the Old and Well-Known Stand
Moss 33. 81 and 81 Royal street.
Enrance-No. 81.
MATTRESSES, FEATHERS, FINE LooKING-GLAssEs.
And Every Description Of
HOUSE HOLD FURNIT UEE
-Comprising-
Rosewood Walnut and Mahogany Chairs and Chamber SETS
in great variety.
Springfield Bottoms
PERPETRATORS, ICE-BoXEs, etc., etc.
D-Goods packed and shipped with the greatest care
sEAGLE,
j. G. CARPENTER NEAGLE 4 CARPENTER.
New Orleans, April 1856 aa3 1m&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-25

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish OF Orleans, City Of New Oaleans
BE remembered that the Fourth day Of May 1859 be-
fore the undersigned Justice Of the Peace In and for the
city Aforesaid personally appeared Henry Peychaud Pre5
dent and Louis Barnett Secretary Of the Hope l.
Company of New Orleans who being duly according
law do depose and that the foregoing and
true and correct transcript from the books said Company.
H. PEYCHAUD President
LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this fourth 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
IDEND OF sEVENTY-THREE PER CENT the capital
paid in of this Company out Of the earnings of the year
ending on tho 3 April 1859 paysble in accordance with Ar
ticle l2h of the Charter of said Company, oows TEN
PER CENT the amount paid In payable demand
Stockholders their legal representatives and after the
18th May instant and the balance be credited install
nent on the unpaid stock.
II. PEYCHAUD, President.
s. PLAssAN Vice President.
LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
S. Piassan, Thomas N. Blake
A. Laforest, Xiques
p. Maischee, B. Nautre
H. Kernion, George Heaton,
Fl. Peyehaud. my6 I'm