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AND YOU NJ
AFFIRM IT'S TRUTH.
Viz. Tha,
PRCf. WOODS HAIR RESTcaa TIVE.

VIII preserve. iniaihb y. The growsh ans
eolrr ~ lie hhsr, Il n~' y tnD ~ W.. Inn =
~rrk. 10 any .msg,rasl- arr p rier'ls
.r.sfnv. he grsy, euvyrihe raid ~ s'h M
'nre'- own .rnnmsnf, thr hsir mhk- itmpr.
sol, md brams'ni,han INV c'i. and r-rserv-
the scalp Tree fr'sD AL tisea-s, 10 tssr gfrs
49, sg- = srr,,nss Jnfsrs. Attorneys.
y ,ein,s. Cls,gvmen. Pruis-~s,nsl d. o, snn
se,aie,ney sna I. dies ~ IN classes hii
"vsr The World. hrHr 'csiinn'y fhsr " g.
mi -sy 700 rnrh ~ rs hv.f. Read ~.
'oii-~irg, snd nudge H.
PROFESSOR s TIfALBEEG, PA NiSr.
saws. ~ 49, arrival 10 il.~ U. : s.lss h.
No. rspidls becoming gray. ,ns op AZ
pIsins " .nd'- Hair X slora,isr h.
Nj, rnnr rrruver.d ~ original h,e,
CHARLES CARDEW. IL Nassau 49,
New Yurs
says Inc Frey hsns On bis v Its'sheni were.
isnev = lev weeks frsak turned into sdvk
lLra~n. ~ ihe same ,lme beauty IN. snu
lihiskening The biir-
A.C RAYMOND, BATH. MAINE.
saws he IL now say years old. and bss
hair and whisk-r " we're d. gray
but By ,he use ~ swn b,siIes ~ Nesiu-
rniise The gray hrIrs have dissp pvarrd.
both on hi heasi md tsr., sud - more
soti sud glo-sy Than tpr twenty FIVE
,@,rs pr4yiouS His VIZ. a,the wye ~
fi,y-lwc. hrs nsean With 'he same e.
.ecf
FIsLrr JoHrsrF, Esl.. NEw OsLEays,
..ys ,hs, ~ lost hi- hair Nv he Yellow
Fever. in 1854. IL u-ed w ssod's VI ~ Re-
~,osa,,ye, aud biz hair u now hlck asd gIos-
~.
4. M. MpDLEroS, ArABAra-
saws the Restorative has one mpc y
cpod in his part % the country. ~
\ used il Tor baI4ncss, aud nov hs- nm
head " hsir
IN. 4. MORSE, LEBANON, KENT UcXY
says Ne has seen Wvec's III il -sofn'ivr
.sed IN hundreds ~ cases. aud never kns =
10, ~ snil IL accomplishing 81 y prcfs~ses n
do. H
a. J.ALDEN. III, LAIN SB0RO.Il.
Il says he had The rcad heai eight years
and VAS bald, but BIZ Tie libesa lnse ~
Woods Hair |, .-,vra,ise. be nuw hsr =
rich. rlos-v he'd ~ hair.
Hs sold bs Az Drnrgi -, aud ny o.
lWw.d s. c.. NJ IA. broadway. -. York
and III Market street. ~ L'u-, M'sNtri
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OFFICERS OF DUBOIS COUNTY.

rk-EAz;L n. EDNossr,x.
Audl'or JrRN NNmkssctR
Tr+n-rrtr- THFor ~ ; antrMAgs.
lsr.l 49, SNrpfx JtECEg.
S..rse- Ike lltRhAx
rorvnr- wv. ScurflrFinAs.
Sarp.y'r- l,fHJAMix n KEMP.
HAEvfv Eicn~Gs n.
= H. hsckwARMEiT, Commits Sioners.
MM a. GstfS
OFFICERS " nA:xERslcE TOWNSHIP.
J.~,itss- A. II. Al.xs,.ds', NJ kesis',
!. Rose.
T,u<'ee-- =. J. csumer
Constable Anthony Ecker'.
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We are prepared 10 give prompt at
teution to all kinds VI Job Or Book
printing. Any description u blanks
receipts. Till l,casls, store, stallion "r
j.rk hilk can b. forthcoming on the
slnrscst mUticc. in the m~t approved
A,ylr. anil .m reasonable terms.
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GsArss Nurcs- We publish mott
Ss If msyrisge<- deaths, DC. gratis
ami ~mid like to record al which~-
cur in The c"aniv- Ministers. ~ 9th
srs. who oiiiciaie on snch occaSi' ~,
will confer = favor by sending " no-
lice immediately
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Icing wc known throughout fampe and America. needs
no scminrsi.tiou here. They P1nay vgrtatle are
prsIurei with rrat exsetiess anil rngs-o@f No
b<tser Ca tic Pili te AMI fKsc Is Ct tsriux.
These medicines prepared w Dr.c ". Iask'cs 4
Co. P.adphi m AMI - Iouis, Mo. and ald ~
druggists and dssirrs in nss-ins~ everywhere The sig
hottie er tHn.
d. our ks~ry6ciys AisrIoe, rnipi,ista nnslalyyor
will hnf testimony AMI cN.mmenlaiury umces from all
parts el the eonntry rhsSc Ainars given away W
al cur neuts
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01The 0pposisiosisss. Union party.
Amesicsss. o whssevsv they msy Ne styled
d Ohio. were 10 convention a. C,lumbos.
o. Wednesday. They sppoinsed delegates
70 the BsIsimors 9 invention. srj sxpvessed
their 6ns pssssseDee fos Bell, % Tennessee,
tos NE Proficiency. end for Mclean. OF
Ohies = ~ second. Mr.. Crissenden was
vosed r.. bvs his srissds were few ssd a.
ssswsss. IL sosvsD,ion numbered sbous
- hesdss5
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CAsuslE. Wauen. County. O.,
March 3. 1858.
Ia Q. w. EoRacx - Dear siy :--fov The
brne A. ~ saG.ring humanity PERM, ne -
~ tn, lhsve fs-und ycvs ScsHdi.sv,sn
EIm,d Pssis~s snd BIooa rIls. ss'e rnre
M :,disrssDs end Liver Complaint. lhass
mfl>se5 kcss NJ shove ss-stioesj diseases
~ 6vs yesss M Nav. nIrJs great msry
ply sisisss. ~ ~ - .. ps'ps@s. rssad
vlssS ~ irissa To ~ yeT Bicsd Pn'ibief
and ssiIIs ssA Ill - wss hsire ~ Gin
sisnssi - ss~ ,me. saA ~sWs - nor RI
lie .pa pnsrhssed ..ns bottle u pmhes an.
one hs,x pt,y> 70 eussmepee w1b, ard bless
The day fssDd vs.s vslsshir me ds'nes. ~
Inn r'jyisS .~'l hvsIsh - prsse"'. snd
lee. eM.fds ~ thai ". cure J. permanent.
La cshess buy sssI ,ske ~hs, hey phase,
- fos -, give We shs Bss-t Pasiiirr end
PIls IN ~ ehsea5c jisrsses, which ssIss
IRON impsse hos<l " de,ssgemsn, 81 'bs
dieessive os1ans. take no sshss m~di-
sisvs. sd hsve scs ios The isss eigh'ssn
eoeshs. Meet truly, 4. y. DuBoIs.
rSee advertisement.
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AN OFFER.

Any psrrs.n send'ng rs five new
sns.scrib~rs, ard the money, viii re-
eivc copy of the Courier for one
year, y = present.
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BrWkaE 0F c0unTfRFaTs.

See ,hsi yon se' ~ oAarrs tiern.an BIZ.
,erS. prrrarej bv Dr. G. NJ .rarks,n- rplIa
dolphin, Prpn~. vsnin 40 'hf, ~ sigma
iure j. 81 The wrappcy o. cac beiis.s-
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NOTICE il hereby gvcn that he under
~ se-d hA- ben appointed Adnains'ra I
,or ~ The E.isie ~ C,nrsd / ~ VT -
Duhpis county. indiana, dec. ased. s5'id CO
tate il supposed 70 W s'.'vens
BRUNO BUETTNEI, Admr.
March Z 1SGO-3s-
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OF Al. espec ni'y young men. -''onis'
read The sdvsriss snent ~ she "ne~ Ma
,isns Dspesssry- O. Cincinnati, Oh", ~
suoshes csiumR.
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A T. ,he .tsnu,rv term 1860 ~ the Court
~ W Common Pleas 81 Dubuis county. the
cSiair ~ JDhr Cave drrc sed was declared
prohs bly inaoiven,. Creditors arc ,hrre'cre
motif fed Tia, The s.rr ~ili be ges 4 srcor-
dinclv LEROY CAVE. a lm'r.
r. bury % 1860 3ss
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The RAILWAY REP BLICAN say
that When SsAslvss Of lhc Unnrd SAT-
end o,hess u he bigbe.s staining scciesIs
end pnIisiesbsy, openly declare a'"Wocd's
hair ses'sssssver (sols " ~ sr.si ssnggls,s.
u I'll, and ssose than sI!n pre'enjs 10 b., ~s
cannot d otherwise shsp believe them.
We ~s shst The United States has mode
IN % preparation e6 sever d hundssd sea pinl
hnives 10 one Of The Indian tribes ss part D
- sossi,y. Asisis thus providing Tor remcv.
ing she .eapiIIsry subssanee." will y no
se well % order ssveul shesssnd packages
" Restorative 10 restore Vie beauty to u,
sensded poli, md not leave oakcdncs'
-whevs Tho hair Ought 10 evow!''
CAuros. ---Dewsss ~ worthless Units
lions. sssevsssl arc slsesdy IN The marker
called y different nance. Use none onIes'
The wcsds Professor Woods Hair II store
i've, Dcpos, 81. Loois. No. and New York
ere blown iH The bottle. Sold b. al drug
sisss sad psssss medicine desIers. Alsc b,
81 Fancy end Toilet Goods dealers. ia ,h,
United 6sssss ssd CsAsdss.
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Now - the Time!

rEvO gpi good bsrgsinr. Go q heavy Over
\ C,,'s. Lsnies Double ShaMl- ard uoor
win,.r Clpshing arr .aw sallirs ~ cps' ~
ne Ch.ap CA-h Sisrs. II rider " give place
iur S,rinr Sosk " .Gouds
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n Good nfrcls ~ New d leans Molats~s
IN Inst received md ~ enIe bv 'he hail
hsvreI a he CHEAP CASH STORE.
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E:sgray Notice.

TsysKEN ~ by he smhscribcr in Balm
hr,dgr Trsnshir, Dnbois conn'v, ~
Ian. e0h 1850. 3 e~,tnv h"g- abou yesr
lold two hl,rK aud one spotted, WITHOUT any
mark III. owner ~ ~sd hogs can have
~, came on proving pron~r'v md r,,inc
charges JOSEPH SliILER
Feb 3 1860
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News 10 TEE PUBLIC!

-rvIlE undersigned. having located IL Jas
a per sna opened stock oi Goods, con
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Dry Goods and Clothing,

Has aud Caps. Indies and Chidfrn's shue-
Grocerles. SC he therefore invites sil'h"s
.hp WISH ~ nvail Themselves N good bar
rains in The way ~ good smd chcsp gco"s
N rive him 4 call N ih..
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IiUliFR & FREEDMAN Jasper
H. q PickHARn 4. lIan'inrhnrg
WiNINGER a. MILBUliN, HaysvlIle.
! y GOuNANN IT. rd,nsnd.
Nu MAHIN. lrelsnd
WHITE & WOODFORD, Paali.
Dee I, lSo9-y
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-01-11
Fdgetteville, 1rk., Dec. 19. 1859.

SR-Your note of this date is before lAe, in which you say: '' l have just received a letter from friend, stating that in a recent conversation which he had with Mr. B. F. Hampstead, in the presence of several other persons, Mir. Hampstead asserted upon your authority that had belonged to the know nothing party" and requesting me to state whether 1 ever made such assertion to Mir. Hampstead or any other person, and also, whether you ever belonged to the know nothing organization.
 In response-I never at any time assert ed or intimated, either directly or indirect ly to MT. Hampstead or to any other per son that you belonged to the know nothing party.
 It is well known, in this community at least, that you never joined that organiza- tion, but from the first have been numbered among its most determined opponents.
 Yours, J. M. TEBBETTS.
 To A. NJ. WILSON. ESQ.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-01-11
IOo POOtIWIiY,
 A CITIZEN.
~~~<>A~ Etg There are two ar threa poetrnocta

LS There are two or three postmasters in this State, for whoso especial benefit we publish the following section of the post office law:
 If any postmaster shall unlawfully detain in his office any letter, package, pamphlet, or newspaper, with the intent to prevent the arrival and delivery of the same to the person or persons to whom such letter, package, pamphlet, or news- paper may be addressed or directed, in the usual course of the Transportation of the mails along the route, he shall, on con- viction thereof, be fined in sum not ex- eeedlng live hundred dollars, and imprison- ed 1ora term not exceeding six months, and shall moreover be forever thereafter incapa- Die ot hol'ling the office of postmaster in the United States
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-01-11
Correspondence.
Dardaaelte, Ark., Jan. 5th, 1860. ,Drrop TpIrI DFNoCRAT-


 Dear Sir: Whilst 1 was on collecting tour for your paper in South Arkansas in November last, conversation sprung up between Maj. B. F. Hampstead and myself, in the presence of Maj. k. l.. Phillips, Dr. Daniel Griffin and J. M. Killgore, esq :, Ks to the probable result of the next demo- cratic convention for Congress in the north ern district; the question was put to me. who I thought was the most prominent man, replied, 1 believed Col A. NJ. Will son, of Fayetteville. Maj. H. replied that he would not do, for he (Wilson) at one time belonged to the know nothing party. to which l responded by giving it the Ee. Mai. Hampstead then stated that he sS not know it to be so himself, but that Col. J. NJ. Tebbetts, of Fayetteville, had told him so. You will perceive at once the object of this communication is to stop further false accusations as regards honest men. AsI was stranger, comparatively speaking, in Washington. Ark, the home of 4Naj. Hempstead, I deem it duty to myself, after what has occurred, to say, was fully jus tifed in saying what l did The follow ing letters from the parties implicated will relieve the community as to the honest man, which you will please publish in jus tice to all
 am respectfully yours,
 JOHN A. JACOWAY.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-01-11
For the Arkansas True Democrat. Look out for the Balloon.
Citizens of LiHZe Rock

To he Citizens of Little Rock
 Arkansas is the only State in the Union, that cannot boast of Gas Works. Little Rock has started the ball rolling, and the other cities will soon follow.
 In few days l will call upon my fellow citizens to help in a great national enter prise. l am building a monster Balloon 100 feet in height and 65 in diameter; it will be able to carry four persons. The plan IS entirely original-the gas used for the purpose of imitation to be manufactured of Arkansas materials.
 This Is the first balloon, and I will be the first erounaut who has ever made an ascension in this State My means are ono"ll, nearly all my capital is invested in this gigantic enterprise. In making this appeal to the public, I wish it to be under stood that whatever amount they will sub scribe will be placed in the hands of one of our most prominent citizens, and not to be paid until after the ascension. Trusting that the spirit of enterprise which Little Rock can proudly boast of will come for ward In this hour of need.''
 l remain respectfully,
 CITIZEN
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-01-11
Crary, Independence Co.,, Ark.,)
 January ?, 1860. {
EDITOR TRUE DEMOCRAT

EDITOR TRUE DEMOCRAT
 As the time is fast approaching when it , will be necessary for the voters of the north ern district of Arkansas to elect a member to Congress, in lieu of Hon. T. c. Hind man, our present representative; and as this appears to be momentous time with the south-a time in which none but the most able, experienced and energetic men shoulA be placed in the national counsel, and be- lieving as l do that the democracy of the district should have the most valuable ma terial in their minds eye when they are req dy to make their nomination, so as they may thereby be better prepared to make their selection-I, therefore, beg leave to suggest the name of Col. LEWIS WIL- LIAMs, of Lawrence county, who to the writer's own knowledge, is gentleman, thorough going democrat, an able and we'll posted politician. Were he elected to rep resent the northern district of Arkansas in Congress, he would doubtless do good work for the south and be credit to his constituency. And also taking into con- slderation the fact that there are strong fore bodings of a split in the democratic ranks, caused by the Hindman mass, and the al- most certainty (as we think of the rallying of the masses of the party around Col. Will Hams as their standard bearer in the next congressional canvass, we would urgan that he is emphatically the man for the oc- casion. And it is hoped that the democra- cy of this district will look welt to their in- terest ere they make a selection-the times demand that they should be cautious, and choose from their best material, the best talent combined with the most available qualifications, and if they do this we cer- tainly think that Col Lewis Williams will receive the nomination at the Dover con vention next May, without doubt.
 Respectfully, etc,
 SANGFROID.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-01-11
From Lawrence Countv.

MR. EDITOR; The writer takes pleasure in presenting te name of Col. w. K. Pat. terson, for thu favorable consideration of the democracyof the northern district, as a candidate t represent them in the next Congress, suRct of course to the dicision of the distrid convention next spring I have taken tf liberty to present the name of Col. Pattfon in this connection, with out any intei flew with him on the subject but he is thiflay the choice of Lawrence county by to-thirds of her voters. We look upon q Patterson as man pre-, ,emi. nently fttedfor the times, and the times for him. Ih Colonel is working man in the rank9f democracy, he is enterpris ing, pubic pirited' and progressive, and is every waylualified to meet this hidden monster, tli prince of political humbugs etc., his yfr tan allies on the stump or in any other amer they may doye to meet hlm. HIGH PRIVATE.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-01-11
Fayetteville, Ark., Dec. 19, 1859.
JOHN A. JAcowAY, ESQ,
 Ddrd0neVe. Ark. .
I am respectfully yours,
 JOHN A. JACOWAY.

Dardanelle, Ark.- | Dear Sir: Your letter of the 9th inst, informing me that in a conversation which you had short time since with My. B. F. Hampstead, that Mir. H. asserted upon the authority of Col. J. NJ. Tebbetts of this place, that 1 once belonged to the "know nothing party, and calling on me to state if such assertion be true.
 In reply to your inquiry, l have to say that the assertion is .talse and without foundation. It so happened that l enter tained decided opposition to :" Sam" from the commencement of his existence, and at no time was that opposition in any manner relaxed. Some very good men, 1 know, were prompted by curiosity or otherwise to see '' .Som," but l being of the hord shet faith in politics, happened to have no such curiosity, and those who assert the con trary render themselves ridiculous with those who know me best.
 On receiving your letter I wrote a note to Col. Tebbetts which elicited reply directly to the point. Enclosed you have the reply of Col. T.
 l am very sepectfully,
 A. NJ WILSON
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-01-11
>--%H.- ANoTH EDITOR GoNp M;l

ANoTH EDITOR GoNE.-Married at Dyersbp Tenn, on Monday morning. Dec. 12iS59, by Rev. John H. Garret MT. TotN. NEAL, late editor of the Dy- ersburgfecorder, and now editor of the Warret Ark. Sunbeam, to Miss MARY FANNIf fldest daughter of Dr. A. Benton. of Dfounty, late Senator in the Tennes- see leaature.-1renton Journal.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-01-11

Secretary Floyd will remain during the winter at the Soldiers home, near Washington, in deference to the advice of his physicians, who counsel him to avoid excitement as far as may be practicable.
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UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE AHSUITY and Tru.,
Cotton Presses.

Co.nar Of fch5uplsoulas and Robin stfeets.
Corner Of Tchoupitoala and Henderson alrests.
ST, Mary street between Periodic and PgydFaa
Conner Of St Thomas and Basin stfeets
Gorasr q rehoupioulas and Richard streets.
cotasr Of Tcbonptaulas aud Richqra streets.
Nv Ievee and Touia slreels,
Conner Leyes and Roaignec nttets,
core4r Aenu5ctailot,,pd nichaft -tseeEs.
-, 4t4r I4Ae ana Cloaet stf- T'n! i,ls:.st
eofpct len.laf79n aa4 New l.syes stseels.
cDrlrr New t.+gee and Roiigpac sreats
Conner t'ennl ana Rolettsonstrcsts.
,r,,,,,,.n esRss fretopp9 md Orange streets
TYLER PRESS, ==
LEyEE STEAM coTTGN fKEss,
Ieveest street, between st. Ferdinand and Moniegl
streets Third Danlct.
iggse street, oppoie Post l&8 Third District.
INDEPENDENT,
COTTON PRESS,
Third District
PELICAN PRESS.
Corner Of st, Nory's and Tehoupitoulas street.
En1tth District
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-17

sTlfI az IUtI-INNll Z
Parish of Orleans, CITY of New Orleans
Re it mbcfed thar the 25h July ls before tae
the Undersigned Justice OF the Peare in and for the city
aforesaid personally appeared THOMAS A. ADAMS Ptcsi.
dent Of the Crescent Mutual insurance Company Of New Or
leans who being duly according law does deroge
that the foregoing and ruc aud correct
transcript iron The books Of the Company.
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President
Sworn TO and subscribed before me the alh July 1861
u. s. MITCHELL, 2dJ F.,
rhe Board of Trustees pay interest Of SIN
PER CENT in cash ali the outstanding certificates OF Prof
It's 10 the holders thereof terlegA Representatives on
after the SECOND MONDAY in August pFoximo.
Also to declare dividend Of THIRTY PER CENT ~ Pei
cent? the Net Earned Premiums the Company for the
ending the Both June, 1850 fer which certificates viii be
Issued and after the first day Of October next
And resolved further that AFTER roserving Milton Of
Dollars Of Profits all the Outstanding certificates Of tn
Issue Of the 1857 be redeemed aud the sCOSD
MONDAY IN AUGUST pr5slmointsfsat thereon 10 cease
froz Sinh June ult.
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''a44l44'- 4--'- 80 .7-filzl
INSURANCE.
INSURANCE.
CHARTER OF THE LOUISIANA STATE
~ MUTUAL INSURANCE. COMPANY.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.

Be remembeygd that Thin twenty ay Of the
month o July IL he 4 oar Lord Que thofnnd 5lsht hnn
4,atIea Tho egt s't '''SN VI
Before me- Edward Barnett Notary public duly commits
stoned sworn for the Parish oil orleNus, STATE Of Louisiana,
and N the presence of The witnesses hereinafter named and un
Personally came and arRese the parties Who's names are
The provisions of the laws of the State Of Louisiana relative 10
the organization Of in this State they had cove
bind themselves and those whom they represent 70 establish an
the obligations stibalations a regulations following lewit
4 M s;, n a aS c0mps s be gsassa an
" iSsGR shsi il s %s
exist for aud during the tn end and term Of twenty i've
from the date hereof unless sooner determined provided in
seal shall used by the oses Of the Company having for
device the of Of the State Of louisiana
inSssplon hs ,,ms 81 rs Company n Ia
officer upon shalt citations notices other
legal process in matters wherein the Company be inter
aRrlE sEgoSPThe objects and purposes The Company
Firste make Insurance Dwelling honses Stores md
other Buildings oushsd En- pitlre Merchandise and other
make Insurance Vessels Steamboats, Frctgbts
Profits Bunk Notes d Exchange oihe sviensss q
debt 9otlomy and interests and generally All and
every Insurance appertanng 10 or connected with a or n
upon which it shall have made Insurance.
AnrleEE TuapThe and respective interests The
All which said parties shall on The o'euation Of he Com
n hSf j hs and Ss s pr Sf si
October Sal which receipt shall given by the Pres
of the Company acknowledging to have received the same
premium vanee 1li such shall subject
| all the contingencies Of capital.
All premiums for insurance made by those parties
paid in conformity with the rules and regulations hp
pany ana lie amount Of such premiums when paid shall lie
endorsed The Of the insured until the hal have
\ been paid in fall,
No subscriber OF such shall in any evont liable for
losses of the Company any larger sum ihau The Amount bR
| may ic due on such note or notes
case maturity the given aforesaid
there shall remain any balance due thereon after the endorse
en Of p!rnu, paid ara lhg wfs o. me Gompsny sha
notes Shall have right such balance
! for another year,
All the aforesaid notes shall contain stipulation that shonld
wants Company the drawer drawers
pay in good filth ut maturity the amount thar shall appear 10
be due S or their note waving and every plea OF want
| az yalue OF consideration for The same
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