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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-15

Mss BAKER's ESTEETAuExEET.-W We
stated yesterday hat the entertainment 10 Be
given BY Miss n A Baker, At Ojd-Fellows'
Hall, was postponed 10 consequences Of the in
clemeney Of the weather. 1t has been decided
that it VIII certainly take place on Friday
evening at the BAH room Of the GsyOso House,
and we are certain that the room VIII be filed
70 o~veraowing on that occasion. Miss Baker
viii rseite her prize poem on The elmer Life, =
and the exercises win be varied BY music. exc
cuted BY herself and assisted BY her accom-
plishsd and interesting sister.
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THE NV MEMPHIS THEATER-Tle weather
kept thestsr-goers al home again last evening,
but the attendance was quite respectable, not
u-iihstanding the iutsrfsrsnce. Mr.. Sullivan
PLAYED the part OF q Saylock" to general sat
isfaeaon, and was well supported. The en-
tertainmsnt this evening will embrace the
great play OF Mlebeik, to be qualified BY the
inimitsbIe afterpiees Of Forty lHd Fifty, in
which Mr.. Griffith and Mrs. Coleman Pope
viii appear.
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Business Agtffs.


~ Go 10 Clark 4 Remington for ms rie-
iarsg R-sa,ozrrrh, plan or eelorse 10 on o ~sis1
osiora. .fgrftfYr AmbIoiEpea anf ever 9th-s
rtyBs. tasun b. &C. lc HeAemstr Cara 4 hem
i.r,as have ne inrsss ayisltin EFGs AZ sn ns
tacnniss ior soiss sol rofk
c Herr ean- aAiaiai A.ai@p saesa i''la
Lar YEaE-NoE is he time o leap fron
onit. 40 rH sipa. q ressi oiis 70 nrsekinresa
csaI on shics prslloes ( nftt uicls ffllalt thAs
e.; bsf saof ste min va ~ anio1s ~ t.rFe =
sun ths same. We have on ashd . oonlisni srlpir 81
ne ptre oil alec. ms srestestsisek o. coai OIL L@nr
ever trourhf to Mcnphis. Evy peroa NlshiHf %
-purstass ooalon o. Laps aln nni IL % neif iaisst
y ssu upon us before PURCHASING elsewhere. Our puers
iur Cal OHus - foii5sas
~ ne s,rrei. rcr gallon - ----f--T---
az barrel Dr.
ten slieni, per ar-,-vf--T II
ous .-.-~.w--1H
F.sssr.s are charged extra.
w.r.rrsnt or obs to BE- Pure, and o. ne nrst qaai-
ia, We -.rsutaIoar Lang Banners % Be- ne Bet 10
m.rtet We have us3 a lsrss variety q ~chinDeyf
rysts. ssassr, snuFis, etc % hznd Cash orders 80
i'''' ana ' sssfoss SEQ
a Nczfse stF&sl
,.u-s Mempais Tens.
81. H. Kamp & Co, mineral water nan
uf,-tursrs. On Poplar strssi, IN The rear q B~raaiaFfs
cd foundery. havs ne plsasure of aunsuneins % M
citi,sns o. Nsmphis nsf neT WI be prepared, ater
he frst Of fe6rr1ry. o. furnish usm elih ne above ar
tisis. y he FEST quality aa ua eharse aaf ~ toun-
tsius
See Ward & MeCIsHshd's advertise
nsai q Druss fiin.s, oh otsmeah ahssa sssas
u. ss desc
oUrar.-Have you seen that big Indian in
aso1bsr column, boiling Roots. BAHAs and LEAvEs,
fr ne CHEHoEEE REsADY2 ds2oAtEiJ
Cunrs run RHEUasTrsM.-No one need
suasr hereafter IRON mis- paiHfui dtd uIio'iss disesses
10 MISTER hgE severe he case. how badly crippled or q
how long Standing We are sgaRin receipt 2; q suppiy
q Dr.. Eorimore's e~elsbfated remedy, vhieh has al
ready cured mere Than tvenfy thoasond FsrsoHs, cum
prising cases o. sveV form % the esease vast numbers
Of these had not been abie 20 vslk, or use nsiF limbs,
some Ten, frezfy, Eul evsa nffy years, but are nov
restored tothe use or neiru limits ssd psrfseihsaith his
remedy aods rapid sale. suf is ordered - physieisns
i~rusrisis an3 The Afflicted eli lover the Union. Per sale
b. s MAEsIsLt z CO. Arsnis, Whoessls Drug
zists. ~
~ Leeehss for sale at Wm. c. Werner,
1upper and L-eeher. No. y Vain .trset above Narsst
no5-sms
Watches, clocks, IswsiTy, SILVER and plated
ware, fancy goods, ere. See advertisement OF
J. Wsrreh & Co, 293 Main street.
Hardware, Agricultural .lmplenents, Mil
Machinery. Read advertisement OF
ORGILL. BROS. & co.
Lands for sale-see Hopkins q Klrby's cara
N the first page
Refer to Strauss, Lehman 8 Co.'S column on
ouTth page.
See F. H. Clark & Co.'S eoiura-
In anetner column, see the advertisement Of
sEoReE PArTIsoS & Co, Booksellers and
tationsrs, 263 Main street, near Madison
treeb.
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Near ioo0 acres in the Mississippi bdttou, 500 vel.
opened, and IN a high state cuifIraron-u improved,
choice place. A No. Q p~iuutttion and vrry desirable
every way.
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TUsr EVCETFEp-A 20 Of Davis nsr Dism1a1 Hans;
y sso ne bag G1shen, western Reserve an Cincil-
nstl Eai Euuefi English Dairy. western Reserve and
Pine Apple Checae- CREWS g. DAVE.
fel2-Iw No. 90 Nararr street
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SAINT < HANSON,
ESTATE AGENTS
Commission Merchants,
NO. 2s1 MAIN STREET,
MEMPHIS. TENSEssEEs

naRvrrrraR attention paid 10 the sale Of city or
country p~rsnertv5 b1girg. rellus or hiring nesroes
-enrinr Or let.iag bauses; drawing deefs, trust deeds
mortgages, leases and tl El1-aot eAFeya
M ~ Gains. nesotistnz narcs. bolds, etc. ETC. We
have Coz sale r. great mluT town lots inp71Frl a- -
fwr~ruaL lsrHles several dst-cIass aua4lln Ft-
f.r--s sa~--sf asrE nnfcftm farms both ll leunea-
srf trrsngsa nrI also arua que bottom lands ~ Ais--
sin,I fr wfi-r We invite he nftsuuou ID pure
We are con1lent that We can -ll any one ~
purchase property Of any description.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-15

PEOPLES PASSENGER RAILEoAD--ThE con-
pany incorporated by the present legislature,
was regularly organizes yesterday b. the
election Of a president and five directors 70
serve the ensuing wear. We learn hat a rss0-
tuition was passed ~instrue-ng the president to
Uocsss al once 10 clos the contract wih he
city authorities for the construction q the
roads sPscihsji IN the ordinance recently passed.
CoDrFIcATIoS or TIE CRY O~EBISAScEs.
smith P. Bsnkhsad, ESQ, has been employed
by a COMMITTEES Of the city council, 50 author
lied, 10 codify the ordinances, and we learn
thai he viii enter upon bis duty without delay.
Mr.. BaHkhssd is qualified in the highest degree
for the task, and we doubt not viii produce
= work crsditsble to the city and himself.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-15

TIE Two CoSFIDEEoE MEN.-The two
men, William Wilson alias G%uli0Td, and
Frank Williams, an account Of whose arrest
for sWindliug Two e~ounlrymen out Of the sun
Of sixty dollars, We gave yesterday morning,
were brought before the recorder yesterday,
a. it was deemed impracties5le 70 attempts
criminal prosecution against. Williams was
sent to the ehai1-gang for a period Of fifty
three days on a charge Ct having committed a
misdsmsaBor, and Wilson was sent up for the
same length OF time as q vagrant.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-15

CAssELL's ILLUsTEArED BIsLE.-The pub
fishers, Csssell, Pe-ten & GaiPin, New YORK,
have forwarded rs the frs number Of the illus
trsted Bible they are nov publishing. The
illustrations are numerous and many Of them
are cuts Of considerable size. Beside historical
subjects, objects OF natural history mentioned
in the text are represented. The text is in
good clear print, and accompanied BY notes
and references. There will be about fifty
numbers, and the price is only fifteen cents a
number; they are issued every two weeks and
sent bV mail.
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NEW BOOKS!
RECETvED AT
& VADEN'S.

THE PAN vhi5a LED = Protestant Lawyer to ths
i Chhoiic Church By Peter II. Burnett
ne Nisesuaaeous Works Of Sir Philip sidney, win a
life q ne uuth9r and Illustrative notes. BY Wn. Guny,
Esq- VOL, $40, coth.
Christian Believing and Living. serm-ns by p. ..
Huutinrt0n, ID, Professor o. ChristiHn Morals in HEr-
ward C lleEe
The white His; their Lsgenss, Landscape shd Poe
try. b Thomas Starr KIuE.
On the OriEin o. Species By means % Material selec-
tons %, the Preseryation ~ Favored Races 90 the
Struggle for Life. BY Charles Dsrvias NJ
The Americsn Almanac and Repository Of Useful
Kn5EledEe, f1r he yssr 1850.
A Pra-ieai Treatise on Grasses and Forage Plauts-
comprising thair ustural history. comparative ~nufrItve
valrc, methods of cHltiFsluE. cutting and curing. and
the mauaEement o. grass lluds. By ChaE l. Fini A. NJ
n. Young Gardeners Assistant. &c hres par -'an-
tainiuE catalogues % garden and n1Ter SEEDS, with
prac-ical directions uufer eaeh head for the cultivation
% culinary vegetables and flowers also, directions for
culdvaung fruit trees The Eape vine. etc, etc. By
Thomas HudEeman-
Fzrm Imulemeuus ant the principles q their en-
sfrucInu and Use an ma AIRY aud familiar treatise
o. mschanics. and on natural philosophy generally. a.
appiied % the ordinary U-ecicas Of agriculture. with
two hundred enEra-ed iEusratians- ny gaknJ J. Thumas.
The Cotton Planters Manuai-beiuE a complauua Of
facts from The hest authorities On he culture o. couon 8
its natural history, chemical analysis, rrsds aud con
SUMPTION sud embracing a hisiory q cotton and the cot
ton gin. By IA Turner.
Fur N'e By
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DR.. Jas. McCIintOck's Cold and
Cough Mixture

AMONG re ea saa eusA remedies" nat a5ol he
market his alone stands o. The oid basis o. true
medical science. d.. rCHntae nauA iu Ne fore
fuut u tHs rafsssi5a- He stakes bis rspu.ati0n 90
What b. arsn % ho "a - 3 ssnuine su-atIre Never
has ihk Prsparstisa nsiasd bis s1sna.y.
Prize IS eents- SOD -
sa5-im Il -- mtNsFrELD G
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School EKHrHITI0x.-We learn from a note
laid on our desk, that On Friday evening at
Odd Fellows Hall, CRY schools Nos. Z and 8,
will give an exhibition, the proceeds Of which
will be used to defrsy the expense Of books,
maps, etc. The occasion is sure 10 be an
aCresable one; al the exhibitions got up y
the excellent teachers Of cur public schools
have proved 50, and We expect 10 see a crowd
ed hall On Friday night.
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B5TASIoo MEDICAL CoLLEGE-Ts pres
ent session Of this Institution viii close to-
norrOw CThurday,) evening. The exercise
viii be held at TIE college hall, on Beal street,
commencing a. o'el0-ks and Uill consist in
delivering diplomas 20 the graduating class,
the annual address, etc. Prof. Wm. Hewitt viii
bs tn orator Of the evening The public are
invited
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Inrer frnm mrrirn.

WAEHIEoroS, Fs5rasTy IE-MHor PhslPs, OF ne
United States arms, la. 10 6 arrived iH As city ron
uoflhern Ms1iel. He reports thai . BOY % Eve hun
dred Eens suFP1sed % be ROBBERS bat osling themselves
Tarubsyans. WE'RE msrchiag fou Durango On Chihushua
he governor % Chihuahus hsa ssnt to b Ps~o for
United Safes rifles. Il Is iutmztsd that ne United
States Gov rnm- tsiI interfere ~ bebaif a Uhibaa-
hua. Presid-nt R1eaanB- D 5 he ErsI-t a der oonsie-
GRAFTON.
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DE KASE's PAEoRAHA.-Tbis interesting
painting viii Be On exhibition fcr three nights
and Saturday afternoon, Of this week. Every
n throughout the land has heard more OF
less Of the wonderful explorations Of be cole
brated adrenturer, DR.. kane, among he arctic
regions Of the grsst Horth, and noF an oppo--
tunity is offered 10 witness bis thrilling adyen-
lures painted in hfe-lke colons on canvas.
Night after nigbthas This exhibition attracted
fsI houses BE- the large cities, and we trust
our citizens may avail themselves Of the pres
snt occasion 70 visit the frigd zone.
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SILVER PLATED GOODS,
1LANIsHEp AND BRITANNIA RARF

Ard q ever description connected
vim beir business, a. ne store formerly oocuplsd b.
hnssrs- Ec1cubE A O., Ne as Main rtreeL and re-
Fpecful nf ne patronarr % TIE public
VA AuGu1TrS
De q PeiershurE "a.
CHARLE STEBETSH
q Eichmeud. Va.
B. X. LIZ
1rsr % RHrN~nrs
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We ind the following glowing, though lus'
tribute to one Of the isirest ef our ioWuswo.
men, N a recent number Of the Louisville
Jouru0L The beautiful poem isfrOm the New
York LeSea, bit he remarks which followers
bY " our yonng friend" Of the Jouru0li
I've lacked o. many . lovely isls
Incit New Euzauds stormy tunei
I've kuet o. Eumau's fuaiing grace
Beneath the uralee ald the lines
rre he1rs- ttraueh I'D cur uietfF asof
Her son i1uc, thrill upou he air,
And sometimes dared q haihe my band
Ami6 The brisht saves u her hsri
rre unrrred or 10 bali and bower
But suu ny heart and IRE SEEMED fiffAe
Cufn hey tuutfo E~iofious 1gucr
EsnesH he rniif q Lay Merrll.
In ITALY Z OF have strsyed
Were iorr and mir1 and heanfy thtnef
Eve iadtst un many q Geouiaa maldi
whose beauty um1st seemed dgarss
rrs dEelt beneath the shes Of So
Within the Old white sells e. adH
And listened 10 loves melting strsin
Hreathedo Ger the lutes % spanish LADIES'
buL a.. never. never fclt
~ WsnteruE hrartll morigl peril
TnI il ecsi-g knef
10 the ruuHs charms Of LAZY aeuiH.
met her On ne 5eyons dance.
Whers music's Ean and thriItlg strain
sEhned on he air, and even Eance
Fixed her sweet mag on ny buns
IsaW her move, In pride snd power,
ND Beauty bright hrviah ngdauEhieuss
A. graceful 81 her uauessff 11Eer
rp1n the hlue hke's heaTiuE usiFns
Amid her free and lovely tresses
she wure uutdiamund, pearl or heryl
But oftms heart via rapture hiesses
II niEht net s5uug Lly Merun.
- .EMm - Q
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TEE giszsa 7ss.sarsI sssasr EN r.
e. a1lVe rHL5 DAT, af12r- 60
frbfHm wnuure rn
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stared yesterday that the preliminary exami-
nation Of Thos. B. Mynatt, On he charge Of
killing James L. Webb. had been postponed
until 10 o'clock that morning. Tie board q
justices convened al that hour, and were On
the point OF proeesdin- with ths srsminsuon,
when il was officially announced that q true
bill Of Indictment Tor murder had been returned
against the accused by tie grand jury. Steps
were taken al once 20 insars an Immediate
examination Of Mynstt on 2 writ " habeas
corpus, and we were Informed that be would
m all probability have a hearing before Judre
MeKiernan IT an early hour this morning.
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Port List.
DEPARTURE5

ARRIVALS 1~EcfEkDAT-
Kate F-isbec....Vidkstg-E S1uth Bcnd-....Ark riv.
2 q Ryl1nd.--Whlte IIF- Ware..-.-.Forksd Deer
Eortheru Lights Louis Crescent City.-st. BoHis.
W. H.. hussel.-N- Orleans Flying COut---St. Lsuis.
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Alaattarg and SEnam at


NfaFrls f4n1 arf1AL oF1rEl
WEEKDAY. frtrusu q, feo
hssf 2 eaass' Iao~ nnv aafle e5u5fl
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SOuhrrn Lirht--N- orleans Kate Frisbee.. Vicksburg.
Nary Patterdn.---Whu r Crescent CIty-N. Orleans.
FyiuE Cl1ni.-..N Orleans Red WInE.-..Ark. river.
" Il. RusseI--..sL. L1uis.
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Tobacco Arencr.

HANING ben1 solicited By q uluher % rua h~et w..
II Enia manEiaeturers cf Tdha-p 20 rru fhrl- s-,,.--.
brancs re have made arrangements 70 keep Z suprlv al
ne mea enoies brenes o. N~ANURACTuREB a1f
x uoBACC0, FOR Ule un enumfri., n..f--
osn be SUPPLIED On te most favorable terms.
hUIRs sIEBBINs a PULLEY
tela-fm rs Main street
TEnqursT 0zy.l
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Memphis and .frkaYtsas Rirp
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.

coupaasfof ne fsH1u ar naE md s,egaH' PASSENGER
.armaT-
AkD HHG.-..a..----...G p SMITH, Maater.
soLM hdNu.-r-.r--s..--- L.MArNEgs
LAlA MALFOa .rr-+-.-W d
Aleaha---r--s hAAlE FaftaAADs .
Nhhh alarF Bat lasa-1F wtaref uerua-
\ nenHr u Ie nrluaa rnf Lule H.ct
.Alifl States aaH frafr bod ulr rereursr
leave r. u raaa-7. Tnara1rs &C safmcsgu 81
ilat F-us auuf1-lg Al Pine dlln sll Easea fr
frlra pa cauirr arf e. Ilue Maa Wln mall
lcaia fr Farlwen Fsu Drrru e1I Port Eulths "a
VIA utclef o. udt frruu lrf so1rl A1uuaa1-
R1r par-au 1rpFio
T0nND. ADAMS PrcpTfs'r.
Or LaEsy HAEMsTaD. AgrnL
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1900 asres 90 he Arkansas river. forty milrs below
Pine BiuE-threr OF four hundred acrrs d-idenea four
years. Memphis property taken o. The amount % So
900 10 part pay fcr his tract
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9##ruml Mattfrs.
sss5SE 5.IT ~ ef5i5FI

WEpSEsnsf. Tctraau ioiisso
ueo4rsz-Ehe ssslns 10 ne nartsi grsisFisz ~
ta5i-t 3 fair usniasr = 1siei vrFs 80. - ~ lively
M unnnsr 10 wAi-h paitn arrives dsy snrr DAY IN 20
un1satiE ssrsn. vasu ne weather via permit Of
1arliaE. dsnrrus e~nIeTpr.ss and dsstryJa. oouaI-nr in
pfIl-s rhc sales rsFe- shaiss rsHc "a ~ - a at
IA "a Shtes 90 81 SIC 3 staNe. uaisAc,
is - sss i5s stB Tstese.s sfsfpAc y stoke. ~.
aasEe "a si 10 sss At ioss n 81 ioAs rs Al iohe
II ess IS s,leas Is stiis Is Auss IA Il ane
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1870 acres in Washiugt1n c11ng. Mss; $50 opened,
with fair improvements. SIS per acre, one-third cash,
balance one and two years.
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9Th Kemp Co, mineral water mar

e. ]. H. Kemp & Co, mineral water nan
nfsstursrs. On Poplar street, IL The rear q BraaioFas
"a f~ouniery. havs fs plstsure o. aunsuneins % ne
citissns Of Msmphis naf neT WI be prepared, 4ier
ne frsi Of fe6ruary. @ furnish usn efh ne above ar
sea. - he test Quality ui 1o chaBe I'D ~ ioun-
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Hardware, Agricultural Implements, Min
Machinery. Read advertisement Of
ORGILL. BROS. & co.
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~ See Ward & MeCfsHsndis advertise
nsni q Druss fain.s, ON oasniesh ahssa SECS
des0
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pr. hi


H0srErrEl g. SIXTH,
MsnrfactuHera cod Frarrfafrr.
8-dfuaalw No 81 waller auf Es Frauf street..
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Watches, clocks, Jswsiry, sITsr and plated
ware, fancy goods, ste. See advertisement Of
A. WIN & CO. 2q3 Man street.
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s3as acres In Bolivar county. Missisippi-3o0 opened
some years ago, hovever uoEn NJ With ehne, &c. SO
per acre-cheap eno1gh.
AZ 90 near CO... HarrI.I. u CentraI ANN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-26
TIIIRD ANNUAL. STATEMENT

STATE or LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans city Of New Orleans,
Be remembered that this 18th day of December 1885,
before me- subscriber Justice Of the Peace In and fer the
city aforesaid personally appeared omer Gsiard President
and A. Schebe Secretary Of the Gzens Mutual Insurance
Company Orleans who beng duly according to
law dPpose and say that the above accounts Just and
true and transcript from the books of said Company
o. GAfTbAED, President.
5M"" ..="" A. sGIREIBER, Secretary
Sworn TO subscribed before this day, December
IA, 1859 ARiiiUE sAUGiEk, -,
The Board have resolved six cent In
tere on the outstanding Certificates Of Profits for the 1881
1853 on the second MONDAY in February next.
Board have declared dividend Of Ten
Per Cent on The net earned Premiums OF Company the
yesr ending November 80 1859 for which Certificates will bs
issued on and after second MONDAY in February next
-TRusTEEB-
Geo. w West, R. T. Hunt, .....
A. White, w. Musson,
Douglas West. Martin Gordon Jr.,
D. Janison, Eima AHgnsin,
49, Ar Mitenberger, GeaBire Olivier,
. ], Lesy, -. a. Bonn,
The Company eoatnueo insure against the pes Of The
loss and damage by Gre at the current OF
premiums. -
Nss- Office No. Carondeet dig
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish OF Orleans City Of New Orleans
Be that the ninth day of May 1885, before
me- undersigned Justice of the Peace in and he city
personally appeared Henry Peychaud President and
Barnett Secretary of the Hope Insurance Company
New Orleans who, being duly according to law do de-
pose say that foregoing just and true and
correct transcript from the books of said company
H. PEYCHAUn. President
LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary.
Sworn To and subscribed before May
1860. ARTHUR SAUCER,
Third Justice of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans.
The Directors have this day declared cash dividend
of thirty per the capital paid in of this Company of
the net earnings year ending the Both April 1850 pay
able accordance with Article Twelfth of the Charter of said
Company, fo.wit:
per the amount paid in payable on demand
the stockholders legal representatives and after til
goth instant credited nstallment
H. PEYCHAUD, President.
s. PEASSAN Vice President.
LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary.
-pIREcroRs.-
S. Plassan A. Laforest P. Maochee,
c. II. Kernion, Thos. N Blake, b Raure,
p. Queyrouze +. Moreno H. Peyehaud.
myj
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aNszas@sssse LOSS OF TEETH-DE. j. WEST
liz st. Charles street, continues to supply the
LOSS OF TEETH without wires springs
l111I upon his new principle OF self adhesion. This
method has him universal appreciation and Is
msnded heng he most ingenious system of supplying ARr
FICIAL TEETH hitherto invented, and in all restoring
perfect articulation and msaon and perfect MRd natural
in appearance defy detection by the closest observer Dr.
Vests Of filling teeth with gold combines all tine modern
Those interested will nd these statements be
entirely serupulousy Dr. W. returns his sincere
hanks the inhabitants of New Orleans and vicinity for the
extensive practice they have favored him with for the last fifteen
years Office and residence 2 St Charles street. second doc
from Lafayette Square. asst
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NOTICES or ELECTION.

NOTICE OF ELECTION.
III GfnEsS. POrsuant 10 n Writ of Election bear
ESa& Ing date the Seventeenth day of 0eto
- So, y34aAe - bsr, eighteen hundred and sixty,
pFfss-@sNp CS60l 10 me directed by his Excel
4ncy THOMAS O. MOORE. Governor OF the State OF lons
ana qualified Of the Fifth Ward Of the city OF New
Orleans Fifth Representative District hereby notified ha
day October eighteen hundred ard sixty uSAO for one Re.
preventative General Assembly Of this State, TO Ill the
Vacancy caused by the death Of the Hon James H. lRmothe
The Polls will be opened in eAch Election Precinct ~ SAID
Ward from OF eight () O'Clock A. NJ oour O o'clock
the said day for the of receiving the votes oil
qualified cf said Ward under the upernendenca Of
the Commissioners and Clerks 10 be appointed by the authorities
designated by law,
The Election 10 be conducted ipcate returns to DO
made 10 the undersigned returning officer according TO law
Sheriffs Office, October 49, 1850. - - -
Wis D'ELECTION.--En vertu dun writ
N detection date u dxpt doctohre mil hnit cent soSnnte
GoaVerneu de Eat de la Louisiana les eecenrs qualities du
Cinquee District Reprtenat de Ia vile de Ia NpnFeeor
leans par notifies qu'ne election aura lieu Lu N
le VBgt doCtohre mil huit cent s1i1e ect
de Repreeuant pAssembe itnerae de Get Etat,
pour em Ia yacance oecasonnde deces de Hon James
Il. lIHmo he. -.,.. al. $500. -
Les polls ouverts dams ehaque ACCOMPLISHMENT detection
du dit District depths heufes A. Nj lusquh heues M v
dit ee de recegoir les bulletins des elcceur quaes
District IL iance dies comnissues ct greiers
qu seron desgnes par lautoritc constitute.
elecon condu les seront enyoyes en- tp
cata sosgn charge de les ransmetre commencement
Ia loi.
% ID Il. T. PARKER. sheriff.