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apprentice Wanted

Wanted at this Office Immediately,
an apprentice to the Printing bust
ness. To steady, moral, industri-
Gus, respectable boy, good home
and pleasant situation viii be given.
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PUNISHMENT. - Jefferson county,
Texas, has no jail, in lieu of which
persons sentenced to confinement are
fastened, Mig bit and day, to a rock
in the public square by chain at
tached to the mike. If the prison
er's offence is light, or he has previ-
ously borne a good character, he is
allowed an umbrella to protect himself
from the sun and rain.
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70 COrreSp Ondents-
"The Vale" by Renbuh, will have
a place in our columns next week
Also, lines by %. ". W."

As a sample Of the GOODNESS Of
railroad conductors, the Harrisburg
Patriot and Union tells the following
tough story: Zone of them having
been discharged from bis trust ap-
Piled to be reinstated. you were
dismissed, said the superintendent,
austerely, for letting yonr train come
twice into collision. The very rea-
son. said the other, interrupting BIN
why I ask to be restored 'HoW
SOP why, sir, if I had any doubt
before as to whether two trains can
pass each other on the same track,
| | am now entirely satisfied; | have
tried It twice, sir aud it can't be
done, ard l am not likely to try il
again. lie regained his situation.
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The Lynn (Mass.) Reporter says:

The Lynn (Nass,) Reporter says:
"A man named George Fitzpatrick
died in this city, on Sunday eve
ming, of consumption. We are in
formed that for the last t0eay nine
days Of his existence, he 7artook Of
no food Of any description except
one or two Strawberries. This is one
Of the most extraordinary instances
of human endurance that has ever
com to our knowledge, and we are
assured the fact is precisely las We
have stated it. lie WAS so reduced
at tho time of his death that his leg
could be spanned in any part by the
thumb and fore finger"
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Cincinnati. os,io--
Flour dull and unchanged. Corn steady
60@S5 Whisky 2315c.
Marriagts.
MARRIED.

In this county, Tuesday, I'd inst, Mr.. WIN
ii. BEowN and Miss Frances J. MARTIN.
In this county. Tn esday I'd inst, Mr.. Jon:'
II. Cox and Miss ELIzABETH A. KING.
In this county. Wednesday, 5 inst, Mr. J.
E. RUNNELs and Miss MARY f REEFS.
In this county, Thursday, 4th inst. Mr.. A.
J. FITcH and Mss NANCY J. WEBSTER.
in this county, Sunday, 9TH inst, Mr. Jo-
sEPH d. HESTER ard Miss FRANCES A. STE
PHENsOS.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-08-11

The Great Planters Convention OF
the Southern States, fol- the promo
ton ofSouthern Agricuiture,will con-
vane at Nashville, Tenn, on the
10th of October next. the time Of
holding our State Fair.
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A pew in the meeting house in
Hadly, Mass, is advertised in the
Amherst Express as follows:
For SALE,-A pew in the meet
ing house of the first Parish IN Am
herst. The mar that owns it owns
the right Of a space just as vide and
just as long as The pew is, from the
bottom of the meeting house to
the top or roof, and he can 60 as
much higher as he can get, If a
man will buy my pew and sit in it
on Sundays, and repent md be a
good man, he will go to heaven if
God lets him go. Let a man start
from the right place, let him so right,
keep right, do right,ard he will go to
heaven at last, and my pew is as
good place to start from as any pew
in the meeting house. The bible
says: Have charity, love mercy,
walk humbly, deal justly, and thou
shalt be accepted. guess the bible
tells the Truth.
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InsOlyent Notice.

DURSUANT to an order of the Clerk Of
& the County Cont of Lincoln county,
Tenn, upon the suggestion of the administra-
tor Of the estate Of Nathan a. AshJy, dec, OF
the insolvency of said decedent's estate--nO-
tice Is hereby given to all persons having
claims against said estate to present them to
the Clerk of said Court, properly suthentica-
ted. on or before the Cd day OF January
EsG0, for pro rata distribution, or they viii
be forever debarred.
July 7, 1859. JOHN L. ASHBY. Adns'r.
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1t is stated that the young men
of Martinsville, Va, play euchre in
the graveyard of the town; and in
some instances they have been obser-
we'd to be engaged in animated games
of "seven up" across the mounds
of their brothers, sisters, OF parents.
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Well Posted

The Nashville Banner, in a brief
article referring TO the Winchester
and Alabama Railroad, says it is to
ruu from Decberd to Tazewell, il
Lincoln county and winds Up bis
notice by quoting Our article at
length, and crediting it to the Taze-
well Journal |! Try again, Banner
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Next Monday

4lVAs MVII~"J
Persons who are soliciting sub
seriptions for the Railroad Dinner,
are requested to report, svithoutfa
to the proper authorities in this place.
meet Monday.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-08-11

4 LII Free and Accepted Masons are here
Ia by requested to take notice, that at a
stated communication of Jackson Lodge No.
68. held in their Hall, Fayetteville, Tenn.
July the 4lb, A. d. 1853, A. /. $3.50, SyEIi.
~. E0csllys ss!t. was unanimously expelled
from all the rights, Jsncfts and pr7rJegss Of
Free Masonry, for gross uUmasouic conduct
All papers in the South aud Southwest
friendly to Masonry, will confer a favor on
Masonry generally by inserting the above.
BY order Of jackson Lodge No. G8, Of
Free and Accepted Masons:
J. D. SCOTT, ". III.
II. C. WRIGHT, Sec'y.
August 2, l659-lm.
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Religious

Religious
A Sacramento Meeting, to in
clude next Sunday, is appointed to
be held at the Cumberland Presby-
terrain Church in this place.
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Nashville. TCDu-
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

RATES OF EXCHANGE.
Bank OF tennessee. ........... pan
Ohloh Dahk' .''--... Hc
IanteIS hahA 1900 1900 800. 90
MerChah's Dauk -. &c
Bank of the Union. do
ra9ef' baIN' $500 '''''''''''' Go
btnA % commerce 49, So. 90
Clty BANK .'.-....'..s .....-..... do
farmers. banK. .'.'..'''.' '''''.'.' 90
bahk OF IdfiS' .........'.' 49,. 40
Dahk OF chattanooga. .....'.-.'.. 90
Dahh OF America. .'.'''''... sue as
UltzeiS' Bank .'........... oOc dis
BncE,s RAM, 10
Diyar Rs,J 40
Commercial Por1, do
Fvcban-o Pail 90. A.,
Norfbern Rail ,,r
bern D,rI. o, ~,
ParL or Min, -
All OIJ Pail r, -, r.
NJ R,+I1s :. -. 90 -,
SILL CoroIi,, P,rrs ''-'' % a.. o..
NJ, OIL. 7, -, ~
nToIiIo Ri. = 1l--
Ko,,t,,ol,,, pa,,I-, AZ
Men; R,,r., pa
TI;rois Ra,I.. -c7o H. a.
North CaroI;no Ri, 80 "a, J;9
Viryinia R,rIs '''''>' US
Obio Site ri. "a ~
GoIJ 80, a q. ~
Part of cL,1i''.'.ii ie- pm
0snoo Ron,- ''''' 10 -
RarL # Don.i-;i. nv
Ra,i, of Co. - us
Ri, or C 80.
Ri, - % G.S
III. e - :,o' G.S
r. s I,'te,et'l, ~ US
80 y l.'5 ~
~. CO CO 1'lilN 80 ~ as
'.'''''''' ''''''' L 'iiN par
Breadstuffs aud Provisions--The principal
markets Of the country exhibit but little &C
tvity' ana the consequence is there Is no eX-
port ''emand upon the producing districts.--
fine at S4@4 80, the outside figures being re-
tail prices. The transactions in wheat con-
time mainly on millers' account, and with
dull market end no foreign demand, we quote
prime red and white at Sn@65c per bushel.-
so much in demand as before the late rains
There is very lille bacon in tbe country
and with limited demand mainly Tor home
consumn+ion the receints cortinne Tobt--
We quote shoulders at 7[m7l5c. hams 9I6a
Zoe, and clear sides 92{@lOc. from wagons.
,,,,, $50 LMoo, ~ "T,laLo' o 'ii9?e
T,'..o' 11SIiIn " go ,lii0 ''i' !"
G 'so q; W. =, ',t,i' c,a7, Gov
f,ir "a 100 ri 80 = ~ "
and - 80 ~ t'aio " oi.:e' -, ,,''
roI NJ. Ia Io ~ % t',os ~ II
aoehH az 1Ts-o i'SI sa.l0r III o@.elS'
- Ia IL IAN s. os'I HTOSo LIZ
~ ~ S,''g oi u.s. ic'r
p;a 1t@iz r5 "llo". &c ~ o. r., -
Wb;Sl ~ go ac. WIZ r;I,G 900 20 or
ool,on. Cognt 49, 'lI ~ EGl-Eo ID
inc ,' 70 cnoiit ait, % 4"'''" Oo - ''''''
NJ
cotton arms ne 1oIloWlnS arc the agen5s
qoo'atIo' $40 Ior I0tIoh arms 'O0 ana 9oo' &c
per 1o~' wv lVc' ooo' lIc' ana 7O0' It,
Now or,a.us In,
$500 N@a~
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Elk River Bridge

Nothing was done last Monday
hythe County Court, with reference
TO the Elk River Bridge. ltrequires
iweniy-seven JOstices in order to lie.
galize action on The subiect,and only
eighteen we're present. TWAS order
ed that all the justices of tie Peace
in Lincoln county be summoned by
the Sheriff to attend at a County
Court to be holden at the court. house
in Fayetteville, on next Monday,
the 18th inst, to confirm or change
the location OF the Bridge across
Elk river near Fayetteville, and 20 let
out the same, to be erected on such
a plan as the Court may then adopt.
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Stone Shop !!

B7HE undersigned has opened GssssssS5s
I shop in Petersburg, and is PEE ~ i
pared to execute all kinds Of @ork $50 :
In his line, whether for buildings or
grave-yards, in unsatisfactory manner, X
and on terms cheaper than can be &
had in any other town. Orders respectfully
solicited and promptly filled
May Sims. VIII PEACH.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-08-11

Most kinds of roots and bark are
now used as medicines, except the
cube root and the bark OF dog,
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Rain

1tOSE
During the past ten days, this
section Of country has teen blessed
With an abundance of rain. md, as
a consequence, vegetation of every
kind seems to have taken a new
lease of life, and now presents a
more thriving, healthy appearance,
than it has at any time during the
present season. Many of our friends
inform US that the corn has improved
to an extent that they did not deem
possible, and uow the prospects, rot
near as gloomy as it was Que month
ago.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-08-11

The weight Of 3 million Of dollars
in gold has been ascertained to be
4478 pounds 2 ozs troy weight.
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New YerT6. N. V

New YerEx. N. V
Cotton quiet. sales 500 bales Flour yer!
dull, sales $500 bbls. Corn dull sales 81.
0o0 bushels. Mess Pork, sales 400 bbls a
Sl4871ac. Lard firm at l012 Gle. Coffee
steady.
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To All Free aad accepted Easons.

t. EZEpll5I0ZQ
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! fayetteville Observer

free of Postage in Lincoln County
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THURSDAY. AUGUST IL. 1859.
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PHILADELPHIA Schr Wheeler. % B Ora
ham .Peet, Simms &co. Creevy 4 Farwell O & B
Saulers. "A Whiting. .Pothier Il Fauchaux. IT
] Gauche. d H Fowler. j Duncan j Oliver &
co. s Barrett. F Bauer N o l. JR r Co. "A HILL.
Q Poole. e Hart eco. ID Jenkins. Bunnell 4
Bailief. 3 Russia. 8 Rawlns. j W McCracken
L Ewing &co. Clark, Mosby &co. C NJ Harvey AGO
g Kennedy &co. G Morrison. % o Woodman
/. .E Wheelock eco. Anderson 4 Blessing. Miller,
Burthe eco. b Gourdain. H Goldman. j Wright &
CO.. A Dryer 6co H slocomb &co. j Baquie
Shark, Stauffer &co. McCutchon, Howell eco. A
G Meyers. .Denman eco. Massey, Hustin &co. M J
Corwan. F F Folger &co. Priestley 3 Bein. .Rous-
set q Genin. 8 Runkel "A Jacquet. .Avet Bros. j
North, Dnthill &co. G W Szer eco. C G Gaines.
Magee & Kneass ID G Wilson. j Burnside &co. G
N Bailey &co. Hall, Kemp &co. Cooper l. Neibert.
Henderson Peale. H Hanse. j E Adams &co
Turnell &co F Malard eco. j Wright eco. and
order.
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterday.

ST. CHARLES HOTEL. Hugh r Lucas NJ vmsou, La
y Olmsted Miss. ...J r Williams, Fl Maddox, W r
WATERMAN, .JShn Grssstt, ENGLAND Ram, Mex
Jr Agee and lady, Isaac Thompson, Leavens. A1a.
John Ward Tenn. Robert Cross, II Green Green.
Hustled, Nj Taylor, Potter La: w Hese,,, NY..Jo
Ashworth, AIT Ashworth, Nixon and lady. w..
JAS Smith, Miss ID Murdoch and lady Judge
Hstw II Il whestens Ala. Z Kelly, v Gartley,
Ross, Wife and daughter. Miss Ralsry,
Cofeid, Miss Burke and lady, Smith, Y..E Law
renee La. =. IT Wheeler, Y.
CITY HOTEL. Taylor, Ala L franklin Tex e.
Wy Caller, Ala g Sheardin. Ga. A Edwards Ala
...A Cotton, KY. &c Bearmood, Ala u Chvers,
Ca; A Harper, Ark John Kelsey W Kelsey, Texas
Myers, Miss r + Urquhsr Ga. ..F witter, Miss
E Baldwin, Hartwell, H Wheiston, Ala. ~ King
and lady Newman, Ark. H Youpgblood, Miss. ID
B!ackman and lady capers and lady Miss Black
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LEGAL NOTICES.


s,oosp s ps1sss sucoEssIoS OF DOMINIQUE
ss me herein
aS ss as within days %
.rao, q this should approved
and the funds distributed In accordance Herewith
]. L. KELLY. Deputy Clerk.
cogS De pE 29sS1
sss p.r s Sosns
a. . ss1s d.
.'i Sc. ss:
rePartis ia cor sonfo s au dit compile
a2s mys Ill. KELLY. Dsputa arefher.
Of New Orleans; GUsTE JAHAN-No l5,4ss
H. Court S Letters c9aaahp % hs
of the late Rene Augaste Jahan deceased intesate-
within ten days why the prayer Of The said petitioner
BY order Of the Court.
]. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
Dc "a Nonyee Orleans. a6sTE
ans psos /. eoas ess sassa
s la succession do feu Rene Auguse ahan deee
snns peu
qusles i ne se5ai. pas fa droit la dite petition.
a29 mss J. L. KELLY. Depnte GrsfHer.
SECOND pIsrR1cr CouRrs SUCCESSION OF REGINA.
13,523
NOTICE Is hereby given to the creditors of
~ this Estate and all other herein interested
show within days from the present notification,
they have why the account presented by the
Teamentay Executrix of this should be homolo
gated and approved and the funds distributed in accordance
Herewith.
By order of the Court.
j. l.. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
de la Nouvelle Orleans. No 1883
Wis est par lie present dOnne aux cream.
IA ssdte que
la presente publication les raisons esqaees
presente par lie Executrce success
lon point approuva homoogue fonds entire
mains repartis commencement dit compile.
Par nrdre de la Cour.
5 @ my4 ]. L. KELLY, Deoute Grsffsr
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lsh itaus Bali. 6rts.tnt,
rRIDAY MORNING. APRlI. Sc, 1853.
lstsl snlsIIigts!lt.,

5sssss I'm - - ~ ~ y 80
Isl ulat ultlll4kyskk
- 4. s,;,,cne 81 a.v vesteraav "a
a r. = x +. 80 -, 80 - - $500.
~ 2 sl - y Vs. nssu ssA'1o, suy
- - 10y appeared 20 oe Undecided
~ ~ ~ nv ~ Ell Several flight and momentAry
1lsI1IS SI1 /: 81 nofhine more. The tempers.
81 ~ = - hvtns things psrspired freely.
Ell - fsA1xMsEaGcR W gave wrong color.
Ell 33a=4 ~ W go 1872. u - $3.50. - ~. =
~ ~ X sa. st q sss ..leSs =. -
iii - Nj = saoce ~ ~. = Siiversteln, who
ss - Wih pgeysnting Nm, Hyman from leav.
: - ~ Njtk hin. We stated that athe woman
isssS I. mi ..,. 49,. .,.h $500. .
"a u q 80 49, wi.n Aauas', Dut Wsned so
M With Silvcrstein, whom she liked bet
Il ~ ailyantein's interference was not that Of q
+ e /. ~ f<th.r,c NM t,,st - ,.,.... -.
~ aaek measures Is any near relative wonld in
&ssslv matter Of similar c;rcpr,st6rcas
- n .sssa1ess
y AANs name unknown, but supposed to be .
9 1nSoe hduxylineh ouse runner committed suicde on
evsninr II, nv, n. river 4 the
S S Srx e ~ ,,.. 80 - -. y,
$780, AsnoeSalle atfeet Inird uisttacI 10 oroer W
II - ertc a. achieving bis desperate purpose, be
~ Il With stone ii each hand. His hat was
80 /. =. ~ srg.a IA w ons honse
IA s W - : ~ 4 -
sa = EMA1E STAINING AFFAIR." and veEy serious
81 81 r3soe on Wednesday night q the residence
N - - s. ~, ,,,,,r -,N.S~, 49,
y ID IA ~ ~ W ne'.ua1 p.1seu y. : Auae
- ~ Aenp@ q IN. CasnaEne husseil, innicnng
S1caa1 Mffek u beli0ye2 to be mortal,
t3 5Is u6urv ~ thu aff.ir in that the two
a., ,;..s h, 81. -, s, ha,... La,
~ y. ~ AVON = ~ sao aAa'e nouse WIN
y ~ snas aDous three weeks ago Mrs.
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VICKS BURG JACKETS.
90 *4SSt$ fA ft fISs = lA' -

i, r. - UNITED STATES TKI- ~
LGAntsskaS WEEKLY MAIL LINE lhAatE
t o V1CkS b u RIG. 5amas3s9SssSS&&z
TUESDAY, at O'Clock P. NJ,
The magnificent u g. Mall packet Grand Duke, Capt.
s. Appegate will leave for Donadsonve Paquemne
Rouge, Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red River Landing Fort
Adams Natchez, Waterproof Rodney St. Joseph Grand
Gulf, Warrenton and Yicksburg, EVERY TUESDAY, at
O'Clock p NJ
The Grand Duke stvcksburg the steamer Roe
buck and will take freight for all landings Yazoo river
Rs high as Greenwood
THURSDAY, at O'Clock P M
The magnificent q. s. Mail packet Vicitsburg, Capt
Capt. j. NJ. White, will leave for Donadsonvlle Plaque
Landing Fort Adams Natchez Waterproof Rodney ST.
eph, Grand Cult Warrenton, vcksburg Millikens Bend
Lake Providence, Stacks Landing, Skipwh Landing Pil
chers Point Ashton Grand Lake Washington Carolina Land
ing and Point Worthngton EVERY THURSDAY, at
O'Clock r. NJ. =
The vICKsBURG yicksburg with she
steamer DEWDROP and will take freight landings on
the Yazoo river as high as Greenwood.
SATURDAY, at 5 o'clock PM,
The magnificent y. S. Mail packet Natchez, Capt
Baton Rouge, Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red River Landing
Fort Adams, Natchez Waterproof Rodney Joseph Grand
Cult, Warrenton and yicksburg EVERY SATURDAY, at
o'clock P. NJ
the DEWDRoP, freight for all landings
on the Yazoo river as high up Greenwood.
The mentioned splendid passenger packets
their regular days. without fail hour appointed Al
business entrusted to their will be promptly faithfully
attended to.
These boats will not be responsible for any
containing jewery other vsluRbes
bills Of ladng TAKEN specifying the and value
the freight paid nor for vauables deposited with clark
by the passengers, or contained in their baggage
Forfreght or passage apply on board, or to
CARROLL, HOLMES o..
jel1 tt Union Row. Sc GsroGdeets u.
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Sbipping yutsIligslrts.

~ SEQ the back OF this page th - for
rAnaneial, CesnmcrctaI and River News
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3sss ess Friday Morning, April ~ 1859
Cleared Yesterday.
6teamship Suwanee, Folger, for Key West via the
Florida Ports. Payne
- Harqastte, watts for Liverpool Jones Eco &co
aen skiR Sirius, Pope, for Bremen
snip Bsmburg, Ward, for Havre. - :. -,
M Sch Union, Sanchez, for Tabasco,
3 '' Bw Huntington
steamship Texas, Wilson, from Indianola and Gal
weston 18th inst, to G B Payne. LIST dist.
Slip BAY State, Crowell, 20 days from Boston, to
master point.
\ Strip Harrisburg, Wiswell, % days from Boston, to
VIM Dewey point.
epen1h Ship Julia Juba "a days from Barcelona, to
PUG 4 Avandano. Sd dist AZ.
Hex Big Esperanza, Basso, from Tnspan, to Cam
efden point.
phia TO Greevy & Farwell. list dist.
Gehr Emeline Mclean, Bucklins 20 days from Book
{ hand, Ne, to Creevy Farwel. point.
Arrivals NJ the Caronteelet Canal.
Bchr Mary, from Bay st Louis.
Gchr Narquez, from Shells Bank.
Hchr Lagrange, from Bayou Lacombe.
Echr Shamrock, from Bayou Lacombe.
3 Echr Livingston, from Pearl River.
Schr Melissa, from Bayou Lacombe.
6chr Lodi, from Bay St Louis.
6chr Jeanne Creole, from Bonfouca.
Echr Frutiere, from Bonfouca. E
Echr Barbe Selby, from Bay st Louis
sEchr Maria Sosthine, from Bonfouca.
Echr Perle, from Bayou Lacombe.
6chr Rapide, from Bayou Lacombe
rs rs Steamboats,.
Aline, Neal, from Opelousas.
d Jr, Barranco, from Bayou Sara.
Baltic, Meekin, from Louisville.
Gov Powell, Greig, from st Martinsyille.
Era No 8, Compere, from Red River.
Bayou Belle, Ney, from Opelousas.
Cuba, Hiern, from Mobile.
d Heine, Muggah, from Attakapas.
Matches, Leathers, from Vicksburg
w II Morrison, Boiinger, from st Louis.
Golden Age, Heno, from Fort Adams.
B w McRae, Tobin, from Trenton.
Iowboat G Vanderbilt, Lambert from the passes. :.
went down light brought up ship Harrisburg
TOwboat Defiance, Williams, from the passes towed
down and to sea on the Oath inst, ships Arno
and Liberty, sehr Brilliante. brought up ship
julia.
Towboat Mary Kingsland, Phillips, from the passes
towed down and to sea on the I'D inst, ships
Ellen Clark, Tempest and Genoa .bro't up
ship Bay State and brig Esperanza
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tSECoND ANNUAL STATEMENT

GECOND ANNUAL STATEMENT
~ THE.
CITIZENS MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
ThssOllowng statement the affairs of this Company is
published in conformity with the requirements of their Char
ter, viz:
Of sss received for the year ending
Amount Of unteminated risks on Both November -
lS57.. 81 90
November, 1858. AL SO
Premiums on Fire Risks; slso 4os Is
Do Rivsr Ri.sa 900. &c &c ano az n n
---s2e5, 45l 60
Less Premiums on, on Risks not terminated - ~. -,
on Nov ~, Observation-Disclosures. 60 1856 90
- s6s,l42 SO
Net earned Premiums for the year ending Both Ne -,
Losses paid during same period viz
On Ere aisk ls. s45 9 ,s g
On Ri1sl Ris sias.. i iaSs Is
Rsinsurances expenses interest or sub.
scrption note, etc.,. IS, I'll Oh
slas 4as y
- 1870 IS
Net earned profit for the year ending Both
November 1885,. ....... sl39.Os7 %
The Company has the following assets viz
sillsrecevabe at short date for premiums s5O407 %
Bills receivable, being balance due subscription
;.:E
10 nss. hs DUE
Invested IN city bonds ;,...... 1856 66
o sssB 90 81 h mutual s g
Total amount 1854 800 10
STATE LOUISIANA,
n. :. Parish of Orleans, City Of New oreans,S
ms asc q hs parish
sat e. e e%s s aas s
% pa OF New s being duly
and the o ss Are aust
pany.
= s4Hs
Third Justice Of thsp asea
The Board of Trustees have resolved pay an interest
per cent upon the scrip issued by Company
1887 holders thereof their legal representatives
and after the second Monday of February next.
The Board of Trustees have also declared dividend of
sixty cent 6 the net earned premiums of the Com,
pany year ending November 3d. 1853 which
will be issued and after the 9Th of February 1852
Company continue insure against the perils
and loss and damage hrs
| Of premiums.
orrIcr-No. Carondeletsrest.
6 aE SoA1 v. NRsf r' Viss'Pts.lss.
| A. soHREsra, Secretary.
| DIREoroRs:
ys s1 IS. A. White. Nj Nas sa,,
| Douglas West, Martin Gordon, Jr.,
D; Jamis o.. snma A nin;s1
| J. Leisy, Dque Bonigny,
AS s3 NJ m ss4.
| 5trest. New Orleans. je241y
WHITFIELD,N n. b., sIEAMBo4T AGaNT, FOR
w wardpg Commission Merchant, No. Frnt street.
IS ns.cash Advances on oonsignmsnts. ysly
Parrish Ragsss L. f. F9 n#S New Cleans
R2MSahz 4 EN- ssAsSs
| New Orleans $40 "