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kulAnIhns. III. curts, James sshAIleU, Jsne n.
j Holmes, chAs. Smith, John 6tAnnus, John
Hamilton, W.. A. Hinoh, A. X Spears, A. III
Bsrnsst Gi1sspis ! Keller, j. ii. Hssdss, ~ q
Tioe, Cutter Thrill, SAlEs a. Webster, Cathsfine
Horn, VIM. N. Twranae, ID. r. Aumphrey, a.. II
Gage, Il. M. Reynolds, Rufus Wilsey, Briggs i
White, Amos H. shultz, g. 2: Lockxood, W. B.
ing, NsS. Waters, Kobt. Getty, IN. a. Jslfras, Il.
\ n Beelcy, Lydia L. French, james Bradford, q,
Jenningss August Kraft, August Sterns, and
Thos. Davis, Trustee Of Hughes, Davis a Co.
il now file in the Office of the Clerk of the Dsu
trict Ccnrt Of Lee County, Iowa, ut Keoknk, tn
potion Of Hiram Barney, tAssignes Of Chas. Mason
claiming judgment and foreclosure Of mortgage
against Thos. III. Curtis above named for the sum
Of nine hundred and seventy-hve so 100 dollars,
$975 CO., with ten per cent interest from the 10th
day Of May, 1859, and general anc special execu-
ton against said Thos. H. Curtis, ard against all
other said defendants above named, praying for
the foreclosure Of mortgage, executed by the said
Thos. ii. Curtis to Chas. Mason, upon the 8. / Of
the s. w. Of section twef4y -eight (28j in town
ship sixty-fve 1857 north of range FIVE l5)
west, situated in Lee eannty, State Of Iowa, the
sale of said mertgaged property TO pay oil said
debt, the extin guishment Of all equity Of redemp
ton therein, and tor costs and all general relief
you and each al you are notified to appear and an
swer said petition ON the morning of the second
day of the next term Of said Court to be holden
the nrsL MONDAY OF Februarys IooV, or 1udEmen,
and decree will be had therein prayed for by de-
fault. w. I'll. WORTHINGTON,
declsd4w sol'r for Hiram Barney
Two A. B. McElroy, Mary McElroy, s. e. Jones
l. M. Jones, j. p. Richards and A. q. Grinnan
You are hereby notified that there liz now IL
in the Office Of the Clerk of the District Court
Lee County, Iowa, at KeokMk, the petition Of Levi
ID, Hamilton, claiming as against each and all yo,
| the foreclosure Of . mortgage, executed Feb. Sd
| 1887 by A. b. McElroy the said Hamilton, upol
| thirty-hve and one-half acres of the South Eas
quarter Of section thirteen rs) township sixty-s
1880 north of range five west, bounded as follows
commencing at the sectional line above Nashville
running west thence about onefourth Of mills
thence to a cuiyert on the railroad, thence to th
rfsss, tiiencs " .na place o. ssgtnniug, situare
in Lee county, State of Iowa, md iud gfneu
against you, the said A. B. McEiruy, for til
/ sum OF twenty-five hundred dollars, money due
and secured by said mortgage; and also asking th
sale Of the above described real estate TO pay sal
| amount, and for general and special relief, al
unless you appear and anaNsr thereto on or befor
the 1th day 81 sh&MasyheHt, that being the secon
N day IL che next term of said court, judgment wi
fbe rendered against you thereon.
III w. III. WoRTuINaT0N,
ri decTBd1m Sol ir tur Il. 81. Hatni itefa.
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z
sOsM @. Hodge, Henry Fox, r. Sheppard, w.
A. Holland. p. y Ssoddard, Geo. W. Martin,
44MNn4 Aru0uxs samuel II. stonameuts, j. q,
l1ey, Jphn Mpntgomery, John p. smith, Joseph
8. Tersey, Samuel Rnna p. w. Pence, e. A. Lock
Noed @. A. 66u6eld, Arnold Kendall q. r. b. John
seas Nm. 6ier, VIM. Hubbard, w. w. Prichard, @.
~ DNvis, Gideon Myers, II. n. Moore, John Dali
lsny, Csc. b. Felt, "A. ID. Chatterton, Honora Tep-
"a. Iohu Piksn, Henry Mason, J. r. Henry, g. G..
PnlQbArd. WAlton Bancroft, cnas. j. Fox, j. ".
lockwood, James Hsndrick, Truman Conklin, G.
6oodeid, A. q. Thome and johnson Davies: You
ana tach ~ yOu are hereby notified that there is
nov lie in the oice Of the Clerk Of tho District
Court In and for Lac County, Iowa, At keokuk, a
petition Ut Samuel B. Seoles, claiming Of Rufus
Wilsey the sum Of twenty seven hundred dollars
and interest, ~ money due on q promissory netc /;
aud Also claiming Of All Of you the foreclosure Of
moytsage executed by said Rufus Wilsey to secute
nd pr0miascry note. Said petition prays for a
sale ri To following tagged premises, In which
y0m hare or claim to have some Interest, to-wit I:
Ths 80. Of the NE. Ok sec. ~ township Us
HoFth. range west, in Lee county, Iowa. There
IS en ME In said case an amended petition,
3neN1nE mistake In the description Of the afore-
1naa land ~ said mortgage, and praying correc-
Hsn thereof By the Conrt.
Z NeWv unless you appear and answer said ps1 ition
- - before the second day Of the hext term Of
nM Distrirt Court, commencing on the hrst Mon
~ n February, 1860, Judgment will be rendered
and deseee Tor the sale Of the said real estate,
oeeerng - the prayer Of sid petition and All the
mteret Of each Of the defendants in said land viii
becUt cd and forever barred and foreclosed.
McCRAKY 4 BRUCE
,sst Solicitors for Petitioner.
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Mississippi Valley Nursery.
WESTERN GROWN TREES FoR
THE WEHTg

NTIT II several years
w experience the Pro-
prictor can now furnish
FRUIT TREES A N ID
SHRUBBERY, aeciima-
fed, and found to succeed
in the West.
Many OF these Trees
are Of extra size, and
have produced 6ne speci-
mensof fruit the past sea-
son. These interested are
invited to call and ex-
anime for themselves.
(Av,l 80 for Arrla paor
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Also.
A LARGE stock of uyeniiss for the Holidays,
a for sale by NJ. w. WE6ICOTT,
UNcI0d o1 Aa1n-st. Il.
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delcTNd1m
Legal Notice.

HTs0 Jas. Brown and franklin Keith: Sirs--You
j are hereby notified that there is now on fle IN
The ofce Of the Clerk Of tho District Court Of Lee
County, Iowa, at Keokuk, the petition and amend
ed petition Of James Hannah, claiming the fore
ciossrs OF certain mortgage executed and deiy-
cred BY you James Brown to one Jno.R RI. Allen,
up on the west half Of the southwest quarter of
section thirty-six, in township sixty-seven north
Of range seven west, In Lee county, State Of Iowa
and alleging that you Franklin Keith have or
claim to have an interest in said property mort
gagged; also asking judgment against said james
money due upon promssory note executed BY
You the order of said J.. H. Allen, and secured BY
said mortgage. And unless you appear and answer
thereto or before the 7th day OF Feb next, that
being the second day of the next term OF said
Court, Judgment viii be rendered against you
thereon. w. III. WoRTHINGT0N,
Solicitor for JAMES HANNAH.
Dec. 10 1880 ID I'm
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

81 Al the hUaP0sss or 4 PUaeATM MEDICINE
FoR CosrrvESEss;
EoR THE CURE OF DYSPEPSIA;
For JAUHDIcR;
FoR THR Cure OF INDIGESTION;
FoR HEADACHE.
FoR THE CURE or DrsEyrERY;
FoR FouL STOMACH;
FoR THE CURE or ERyMPELAs;
F0R THE PuEs;
FoR THE CURE oP SCRoFULA,
FoR ALL SCRoYuLous COMPLAINTS;
FoR THE CURE or RHgrAArIsx.
FoR DISEASES or THE SKIN;
FoR THE CuHx or LIyER coHrLANT;
Pom 1m cua- or TErrsR. TuxoRs AND SALT
RHEUM;
FoR WORKS;
FoR THE CURE OF 0our;
FoR A DINNER PILL;
For THE CURE OF NEURALGIA;
FoR PURUrrNa THE BLOOD.
They are sugar-coated, 20 that the most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly, aud being purely
vegetable, no harm can arise from their use In any
quantity.
Priss - ssass ~ M; soxss for sloo.
Great numbers Of Clesgymsa, Physicians, States
men, and eminent perscnages, have lent their
names to certify the unpaxaKslsd usefulness Of these
remedies, but Cur specs here win not permit the
inssEtioa Of then. The Agents below named fur
are given; with also full descriptions Of the above
complaints, and ths trcatnent that should be fol-
lowed for thair cnre.
Do not b put Of BY unpnnoiplsd dsalsn with
other prepaxations thsy make more pr0Gt On.
Demand AYxRle, and take no others. The sick
want the best aid theme = Tor the and they should
have il. =
An our Remedies ere f0r sale b.
BARTLETT, KAYE q CO., Ksokuk.
j. ". RRRD d CO., Chicago,
BARNARD CO., st. Loais,
SURF, ECKSTEIN 4 CO., Cincinnati,
Wholesale Agsnts,
And Agents In every town in the United States
myl0dkvly
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hiAsSss and J0nrmafs for $780,
lIFor sale by M. w. WEsTCO IT.,
Dec30d " MAin-st.
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pr1ves. A Ii the best doctors use Il Who have be-
come acquainted with IL, and every Arst class drns
gist sells It..
Have been CureA by DR.. snfsh's
Electric OIL
+ N proof Of tho popularity of this great remedy,
We publish the orders of The best houses And
doctors In the United States, snch ~ Charles,
hsov, CO., 81 Louis weeks ! Potter, Bsetoas
DIR. lch Son, Providence, X L.; Morton Co,
Halifax, N. s.; Bacon yde Co.. St. Louis; O. O.
Woodman Co., New Orleans Wright 4 Co., Esu
Orleans Barnes d Park, New York; J. d. Park,
Cincinnati; vsn Lear, Britain Hardy, q. j.
Nj. II n. HoGm.n, Of Quincy, .ays /: 1.-THE pros
pct for the sale Of your Oil IL better tAan az
Pscssd. and Jon may therefore ssnd me sboat 80
"Mr. VIM. Msts, Fi.eks > Co., Douay Mortsn,
also ORDER and there 10 40 doubt that 1890 worth
viii be sold in this vicinity
From the largest Drug House in Boston.l
Electric OIL and 1t 10 spoken Of only with unqual-
insd praise. Good reports from every hottie.
WEEKS POTTER,
Wholesale Druggisss,
No. 154 Washington-st., Boston.
Patients hasecoms loo miles 20 be treated by
Dr.. Smith.
Q.ater.-From the Greatest New York Houss.I
$500 MORE.
NKw YeRK, June 1, 1883.
DR SIXTH Dear Sir--send rs gross small, 70
gross half and - gross dollar sire ELECTRIC OIL.
Very respectfully yours,
BARNRS h PARK, Broadway.
From the Largest Drug House in the VEST
sr. Ious, ApriI3.
DR. snIrH; Please ship ia 80 dos small sise, 50
dos medium siss 10 dos. large size EL1cTRIc
OIL, and draw as for the amount.
cHARLFss, BLOW CO.,
Wholesale Druggists.
TAe Mayer OF New York.
City and County Of New York, IS. DR.. GALUrA
b. SIXTH being duly sworn, deposes and says that
he started the Electric Oil, and invested all the
capital In the business that ohm Livingston Esq,
No. 40 West l4th St., New York, who cured Of
very painful illness by the Electric OIL, has shown
the deponent said Oil, which proves be the iden-
tical OH made by the deponont. and farther, that
every Important cure made the past three or four
years by Electric Oil, was made by nr. Smith OH.
GALurrA b. SIXTH, M. D., PhiIs.
Sworn to before me this 18th day Of April, 1850.
DAK'L u. TIsnAH, Mayor.
TO DENTISTSs--Da. SMITH 3 ELECTRIC OIL
ia valuable and Foothing remedy In the hands Of
Dentists. All should try II for the sake Of their
patrons. Many Dentists say they would mot BE-
without it, and believe none Who know j would
be. Be sure and get Genuine Electric Oil-Dr.
| Smiths.
Drs. Bennett Chaaee, perhaps The best Dentists
in the West, located next door to the late Joseph
hase tried your ELEcIKfE Oft in several neural
4 gfc Gases, also on innamed gums, and We think IL
possesses qualities superior TO any combination that
has come to our notice during Is years practiee."
bottle Of Dr. Smiths ELECTRIc OIL had MOI only
cured. In one day a carbance his nose, but ha1
instantly cured one Of hs patients OF severe Ns1-
/ rs1gia.
5,Ooo worth we're cold In St Joseph in months.
| DR.. SMITH may be consulted free.
/ S. b. vOWELL, Dr.J. KRADEN, ]. ii. HOOP
ER, OCOHNok BRO, Agents, Keokuk.
/ Aux23d&w
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KEOkUk FEMALE SEMINARY.
THE second term Of this Institution will COM
menoe On Monday, Nov. 14th, In the basement
Of the Chatham Square Church, Garner Of 1tA and
Morgan sts. These rooms have besn found dry and
cool and easy Of access.
The Teachers secussd 70 Instruct II their differ
ent depsrtmsntsof study are the following:
Rev. g. a. WILLIAMS, Principal;
Mrs. 8. n. WILLIAMS;
Mrs. =. h. CRAVEN;
Miss 4. COPELIN.
Mr.. o. G. ISBELL, teacher Of Vocal Music.
Prospectus OF the Institution Will be puhlisnsa,
and can be obtained application to the President
or Secretary Ut the Board Of Trustees, or T. the
Principal. WIN. THOMPSON, Prssidsnt.
n. SrRoNo, Secretary.
Nov.1 s6o-d
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won Tor itself such a renown for the cure OF
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint, that
1t Is entirely unnecessary for US to recount the
evidence Of its virtues. wherever 1t has been EN-
ployed. As il has long been in constant use
throughout this section, we need not do more than
assure the people It's quality is kept up TO the best
II ever has been, and that il may be relied ON to
do for their relief all il has ever been found TO do
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Origsmaf Notice.
70 Il. w. OsBricn, VIM. III. o. Brien Iarrv F.ltem,
LAWS Kessnthal, Morris Rindskopp, defend

r
70 L. W. O'Brion, VIM. n. o. Brien Harry Falton..
LAWS Hossnthal, Morris Rindskopp, defend
oH ne hereby Apspeeti+eay notified that there
= now on le 10 the Clerk . Office of the District
Oo.rt0f Leo Coanty, Iowa, 1T keokuk, pettio1
g S1nes ~ Billings, claiming judgment on foso
clssxIs q = mortgage against said L. w. 4 WIN II.
Vse!!en Shove named, for the sum Of nine hundred
ne dollars with cen per cent interest
ftom the 18th day Of February, 1850 and . special
no 9enAral execution against L. w. 4 VIM. III.
V1siea, and - against al said defendants above
na9sd pFaying also for the foreclosure Of nort-
4egs given By aaid 'Erians 20 James M. Billinss
- ~ feet on d the rear ends of lots 10,
3! 80 - block o., Keokuk, Les Co., Iowa; the
~ q sid mortgnged premises to pay on said
~ - extta1uishment Of all equity Of redemp-
40 snsresn, tor costs and general relief.
ysn ana ssch At you ARE notified to appray
- e4sMer said petitisnDn the morning of the ID
~ "a 80 nsxt term Of said Court, to Be holden on
80 - Lenday Of February, 1860, OF judgment
- AeerSe Wall be had therein a. prayed Tor by de-
Ia9N. IL. SCOTT HOWELL,
y. -. ~ ioos-dIm 6olr for Petitioner.
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MILL GE1eE. And ses daily Oures
w some Of the most wretched cases Of RheumAr
tism Paralysis, Plies, de-, that were ever known.
Try It, too, on the gums Of tcsthing children,
lady's a adhered breast and see how quieting Il
prtves. A Ii the best doctors use 10 who have boz
come acquainted with it and every AYst class dmg-
gist sells It,.
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Origtnal Notice.


~ sohn Sfsnnus, John Hamilton, Jos. Kelley,
~. 6tannus, {defendants).
wv are hereby respectively notified that there
hnow On 1ls In the Clerk Once Of the District
Anurt ot A.ee Gsuntys Iowa, al Keokuk, petition
ekY43ss 4. Lee, claiming a judgment against
80 Ssnn Stannus aud John Hamilton above
nausas Tor the sum Of nine hundred thlrty-eigh
With interest at ten per cent. from the 25ih
~ q February, 1857, ON two promissory notes Of
dated Feb. 25, 1857, for S469 each and
= spspiel and general execution against John Stan.
1as And John Hamilton, and rs against all said de.
PENDANTS shove named, praying also for the fore.
sicsqrc Of = mortgage given BY said ohm stannui
- John Ha milton 10 james A. Lee upon the uu-
divided one third part Of fifteen acres ofland off Of
- east side Of the northwest Of the south west
quarter Of section twenty two, township 65 north
Mn&s = west, In Lee Co, Iowa. the sale Of sais
\ sEed promises 70 pay "a said debt, the ex.
anguashmtnt OF all equity OF redemption therein
foeccets and general relief.
koN, you and each of you are notified to appea,
80 answer said petition on the morning of the q
~ 81 the next Term of said Court, to BE holder
~ lhc ist Monday Of February, 1860, or iadgm en-
- 4ecFte will b had therein ~ prayed for by do
6M0t. III. SCOTT HOW ELL.
4 - ~, lb1S.dIm Sol'r for Petitioner.
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Legal NOTICE..

Dec. 2lst, 1889 dim
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TNPFERS A FULL STOCK or DRUGS, MEDI
00IHE6, PRRFUMERY, PAINTS, OILS
HlAASS 60, TO the trade, and at retail, 81 very
low prices for Cash. a*5 &a
July7. 't9-d
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-19


TIE GREAT AMERICo- RUSSIAN "RAILwAy FRAuDD
As we anticipated the very story that an
enormous Of versts had been discoy
cred in the official measurement OF the St. Petersburg
and Moscow Railway, whereby certain American con-
tractors had largely robbed the Russian Government
turns out to be canard. Its foundation was the &C.
(sx hundred and sixteen feet) ID the distance be-
tween couple Of yerstposts on the Peuterhof Rail-
way. It may be remembered that the American con-
tractors were accused, in newspaper article, or
enormously pundering the Gear, whose rage on the
detection Of the swindle reported to have been
awful alternating in its vehemence of suggested ven
geance between decapitaton the knout snd exile
| to Siberia We remember that most Of the leading
London newspapers took this report with avowed dis.
trust while the Partisan Journals eagerly insisted on
its entire truth with the nsinuaton that onya small
portion OF the Americans guilt had been detected.
f course they viii take no notice Of the contrac-
ton. Slanderers 49,, 'fa ast3e9
To one dear falsshood, hug Il TO The last
philadelphia Press.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-19

CURIOUS RAILROAD INCIDENT -A Pickpocket
Robbed-The Cincinnati Times relates the following
incident, said to have occurred on the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad few days ago: F-5
Mr.. John Lindawood, of Cadiz, Henry county,
Indiana was passenger of the train, and through
passengers very apt to do, dropped into snooze
soon after dark. He occupied seat near the rear.
After snoozng awhile jolt Of the cars awakened
him. and looking up, he saw just above his shoulder,
the head of the passenger occupying the seat just be-
hind him, and at the same time he observed that pas
senger slip his pocketbook from his breastpocket,
and instantly arise and make for the door. Mr.. Lin
dawood endeavored to catch the dishonest hand, but
failed yet just as the thief reached the door he
caught of the skirts of his coat The thief pulled
hard, and SO did Mr.. Lindawood and off came the
skirt. The thief was just outside the door, when Mr..
L. caught the other skirt of the coat, and off came.
The cars were then under full Roadway
| The drowsy passengers in the cars just began to
understand the nature Of the difficulty between the
two parties, when the thief parted with his entire
coattail. Several of them ran to the assistance Of
Mr.. Lindawood but too late The thief preferred to
risk broken neck to the State Prison. and eaped of
the cars while they were under way. Whether he
| was killed. hurt, or escaped uninjnred, we did moi
learn but it is said he must have went down fteeI
or twenty feet before he reached bottom.
/ The pochet-book which be stole from Mr.. Linda
wood and kept contained $6l. Another one contain
ing 5000 he failed to reach. Mr.. Lindawood re
GREETING his loss, when the conductor proposed al
examination of the thef's coattail. This was done
and to the surprise and qualification OF the passen
gers, two elegant gold watches were found in tn
pockets. 1t was unanimously voted that to stea
from thief is no crime, and the conductor passe
the watches over to Mr.. Lindawood to repay him 70
his loss There is danger OF the ever calm
for them. The time-pieces are valuable ones, an
Mr.. Lndawood made full 800 by being robbed tina
time. w
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-19

PR1Esrs AND PROFESSORS IN BRLaIun.--A student
OF the University Of Client, named Dufranne, young
Of great ability, having lately refused on bis
priest the clerical journals Of Belgium and the Uni
uerse Of Paris are loud 10 the depreciation Of ch
act and still Of the conduct OF the professors
ana staa . o. sns 10 sae
delivered over the Young mans tomb, praising him
for his virtues and Abilities well a. for refusing to
see any Of the Catholic clergy in his last moments,
the Bien Public Of Client stgmatisea the conduct of
the persons present as scandalous proclamation Of
the burying ground'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-19

HORRIBLE DEATH.-About haEpast two O'Clock
on Saturday afternoon, tragical affair happened on
board the steamboat Delaware, Of Aderslice line OF
New York steamers, at the first wharf below Spruce
street, Philadelphia. An Irishman, supposed to %
Of age, had secreted himself among the machinery
for the purpose of getting passage to New York
without paying When the hour of starting arrived,
the machinery was put in motion, and the unfortu.
nate man was almost literally crushed to pieces. His
back was broken, his skull fractured, and bis jaw
md cheek-bones broken and crushed in q dreadful
manner. He died In few minutes after being dis
covered, and never spoke after be was injured.
philadelphia Inquirer, 10th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-19

NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN FIsH.-Dr. Gesner, of
Brooklyn in his recent address before the American
Geographical Society, says
The fish of the North differed very much in appear
ance from those Of the South as all the Southern and
tropical fish were highly colored, like the colors of
the flying dolphin. They seemed to be analogous to
the birds Of the South whilst all our Northern fish
are Of dark color, and yet their flesh is more solid
and healthy. 4s9gff s9 oh Ne
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-19

SUICIDE OF ONE OF THE HUTCHINSON FAM1LY.-A
dispatch Of the 12th, from Boston, Gays
The death of Jadson j. Hutchinson, one OF the
members of the well-known Hutchinson family, and
which was announced by telegraph from Lynn, last
evening was caused by suicide the deceased having
put an end to his life by hanging. The occurrence
was certainly most painful one; the more as NO
cause whatever can be assigned for the rash act.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-19
STATE OF LOU IBIAEA,

STATE OF LOUIBTANA,
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans
Be remembered that this 10th March 1853 before the
eubscber Justice OF the Peace in and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H. r
War Secretary of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance of
New Orleans who being duly according to law, do de-
pose and that the above accounts ut aud rne and
correct transcript from the books Of said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS Prasiden
II. p. JAEVIER, Secretary.
4. d. 1858. G. NJ. BRADFORD,
Second Justice Of the Pesce for the Parh of Orleans
The Board of have resolved Of six
per the outstanding certificates Of profits.
after the second Monday in May and to redee
ana aen na ase .he b sseq e 'ne a oso IF Nv
hundred Thousand dollars and they have further declared
earned Of the ending February 2 1885, for
which certificates will issued and after the first day Of
Jnne, 1858. CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. CARRIERE Vice President
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-19

ABoLIsHISG THE FRAMING PRfvILEaB-Mf.I yer-
son introduced bill in the Senate to abolish the
ranking privilege This bill proposes to abolish the
franking privilege to members Of Congress after the
present session, and in lieu thereof each member is
entitled to receive annually one hundred and fifty
dollars in postoce stamps to be delivered It the be-
ginning Of each annual session. e4s