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The southern aegis. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1857-1862, 1861-10-26
VOL. V.-NO. AZ.

ldst, WHICH you nave all reaQ, ana
most of you approved * a. war that
has already paralyzed the trade,
commerce, manufactures and fnan-
ces of the country-has imposed an
onerous tax on property whose rev.
enues it has destroyed-that is bull
ding up at the rate of more than
million dollars day a public debt
that will be an incubus on the peo-
pie for ages, if not forever; that has
reduced the ordinary revenues OF
the country to one fourth the ordi-
nary expenditures; that will bank
rupt our State as it has annulled
the rights of her citizens and abol-
ished her sovereignty that has
covered the land with ruin, with
mourning and desolation.
What has it accomplished in its
half years duration but loss of life,
and treasure and National honor?
What can it effect but additional
evil.
The President has told us, that it
cannot settle the.issues that divided
the North and the South. His more
conservative adherents declare it is
not waged for conquest or subjuga-
ton, whilst the abolition wing of his
party frankly declares that it's mo-
tive and its inevitable consequence
is to emancipate the slave and des-
troy the South.
Whatever the opinion elsewhere,
six months ago, except a few isola-
ted Republicans the citizens of
Maryland almost to a man of every
party denounced the coercive policy
and a coercive war as fatal to the
continuance or the restoration Of
the Union, and none more earnestly
or persistently than the members
and the leaders of the Union party.
We adhere to that opinion still.
What reason have they found for
renouncing truth so indisputable ?
But we are asked, what good can
the Peace party do, if they control
the State. They cannot stop the
war.
We can and will at least refuse
to aid in dragging Maryland into
the slaughter-house.
We can and will refuse, at the
bidding of the Administration, to
impose a war-debt on her depleted
treasury, to tax her citizens, or to
draft them for the battle field.
We can and will refuse to &C
knowledge that the Constitution is
intermittent performing or ceas-
ing its functions at the will of the
Executive.
We can and will refuse to re-
nounce the rights of our citizens or
the sovereignty of the State, and
will not, by asserting to the exercise
of powers not conferred by the Con-
stitution, admit that it is not su-
preme in war as we'll as in peace.
Our opponents on the other hand
stand pledged to sustain the Gov
eminent in its fatal coercive poll
cy, in its most disastrous civil war,
in its invasions of the Constitution,
in its outrages on the rights of the CT
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DIR. WILLIAM L. MORSE,
DENTIST,
I Late Of BaLtimore CGY,

Late Of BALTIMORE Cay,J
TTAVING located himself near JARRETTS-
III WILLIE, HARTFORD CO., where he intends
devoting a portion of bis time to his profession,
viii be happy to wait upon those requiring bis
services in the treatment of all diseases arising
from decayed teeth, and in the various branches
of Operative and Mechanical Dentistry. Entire
satisfaction guaranteed, or no charge will be
"a =. .'.......- - decay
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CHURCHVILLE HOTEL.
.,'r saS 10

THE SUBSCRIBER, having taken this well
known establishment, long known as CHAM
MAS HOTEL, is prepared to accommodate his
friends and the public.
THE ACCOMMODATION STAGE
Running between Churchville and Perrymans-
vile leaves the Hotel daily at 81 o'clock A. NJ,
returning, leaves Perrymansvile at IL NJ, and
arrives at Churchville at 2 P. NJ.
u.s. On the last Saturday of each month, at Q
o'clock. P. NJ, a PUBLIC SALE will come of,
at which all kinds of Stock, Carriages, Wagons,
Farming Implements, &C., &C., will be offered.
fel2-y PHILIP DESWAN, proprietor.
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HERMAN STUMP, JR,
ARsgGMI9E All LAW
Office in Bel Air, under the Odd Fellows
..... . Hail.
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THE SOUTHERN EGIS
EVERY SATURDAY MORNING,
JOHN COX,
ONE DOLLAR PER .ayN.NU.h,
IN ADVANCE, OTHERWISE
One Dollar and Fifty Gents,
Will be charged.
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
One square, twelve lines or less,) three inser-
tions, $1.00. Each subsequent insertion rs cts.
One square three months $500; Six months
$780, Twelve months $500.
Business cards of six lines or less, SIS year.
No subscription taken for less than year.
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su Grlfans aallp Grsstfilt.
III Al tsss Go n III
tla lssps loiltg alaraft.

Z d ssffis. No. 10 1slnp street
s''' " Egcniiiig May 5. Is


sss ssssY a,al 8a,pass mArket N Unchanged.
s M asSais ss haye for days past re-
S has been saa anu PAID
Eli Of some few thousands Of hass lawns
90 sssis be expected That there should be heavy
have general IN any at
ssSS IL taaFsr Some te preparing for
M ae tshp Twin be we'll for a ~ fclt
id MI bpsness s for this season, for siS
ss,cEisis tiiie least.
I'D ZANE II seng and si ding going into exsen-
&c III As regards Southern funds rs well
tht banks Of the city Of New York after he re-
Abraham eaaiscatag Southern funds
sid M cheeks III Southern banks hut NJ the same
sins div those checks wAieed that the gold
M e ts Forwarded South The monetary artieie of that
IiarE Rtlabtean paper the Philadelphia ledger says
Gfiasss papeFs rfging the suspension Of the
tsTii regards thu free Introduction Of
fYas ha sa Lied States This Is another evidence
Ut s Northern regard to the Southern
Bdt l4 vocation Of all Northern writer's is to
sasadsr lid knew anything about the
tai he would have said that Tho Southern tariff in
a6es M. NJ the 18th that there are no
pfespines mesns bread
"A this nature af every descr-
ninsttef The oses writers Of III Northern
ii&sing received tie higher quarters
esefy nerve, sng all the mach avean
credit ia They cannot surcsed, and they
vel close once and strike for Flemish BALANCE
g8t UP 900 NJ least for Lincoln,
seward espendIses The Morrill, tariff viii
80 bit i little VIZ towards This If
sces from Sd INST, say that is iupos-
neeeae amount q Raper ihreush
West very il fact the
Ee Fork fer the time being. Thgy
SsHEsai Ill pasS siA saensils coa vanienee
- day moved along with tho general
business vhiehas reduced nature. The counter
far York Il Pct discount But the
Fate3s 90 guide there sales and tEaasae
III sroai outside and ttsnces
ssss nlde osE paEa Some c tts banks were
hHsaag tight haarces 10 drag for IN sterling
ssfc soaaa transactions sG in the Of bills
agasnE Bg the banks in liquidation
debts Of maturing which facilitates the moving
cotton la lnarnt any loss sterling at %
usa cotton pioceads Of the hi be ordered
in ma legal Ut 4s2 This
may bs Iii Sac good business good to last
as toss Wilt sale By The end Of This month
nothing ia know
Sssasae We san1se from 90SE u.s.. sf$5
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Ibsr aaleL!IaarIte.
GRnscENr tltslcE, No 70 GAHP STREET, .
Thursday Morning NAV o 1851

Thursday Morning, siay b, 1851
sEile NW %-- Hs ssssn css- Departures Yes
xe2s Es~- HE Ca Isa--- Ina t---Isates
ce 1t,ssasss At . I. Lottis---c lippings from
ostf sExehasige Departures To-day, eics
wsahef yesterday was pleasantly warm with light
NsA heezs slowing nost ef the day business the
Thp else were-were
and The departures consisted Of W. Burton
r sonfofd fc Red river Empress for St. Louis.
g. Fiss steamer Louis DE- the river yeer-
day lid ansanler quarters.
companies Of ST. Lewis now eharge double
tssng rtals of ec 81 The rates with
\ she M8r tlRase inserted ID ne policies
Roberts Captain Roberts, arrived 1T ST.
the st foa yei5 Medicine reports the rise
time since Jeanette landed three
higher Ylow Medicine than any boat ever did
and eeala have gone through to the Red
hsiag eight feet the Portage She
III furs, and 4 large amount
es guam sud beef cattle
ghs u elabhis sullssino II the sttl inst. says:
ysstsIdss was clear md pleasaat ard business
NJ ta deeae being about i'd
ahs HI isuuz RspabIcan II dc 4it inst. says
The hls poiats rising again. III The twenty our
Is iest inches above low s tenn marx H.
is1alng fse,a ~ Rock Island
ainciAsi ssr Ata,ssl,srs ana hanE full
HUGO Il s as sSaqiG I'm
slisss.t river ms deeinad ahe JOB and ior
The fqafs from the rivers had fair produce
hants and bpausn they need
sat4 blpckadeat Cairo. Produces and other
those contrahanG war will
Hpnsplssaed he 5000 taopa landing.
NsRlsk FAnisa tpH Dos The fine passenger
sf9s h5sgs Pash Capt A. Grant r commander, and
tsenl yisa end tie Ceast :
Ha ennE ilset and elegant passenger
eANss n n commander, and No Geo
& NJ o'clock this evening Fort
tl ~ TON NEp elegant and t,onnidr
~ FAe9ss ~ ~ 1nsseai. Capt Wu Kitnbaif en,-
lsl4de ls1ses at p'qcrz thus evening for Red river
Afnss REp fayoite and aeet
tent il e. nosts. commander sn NJ HI
ei leaves Is oelsck evening for Ret riysr
Sssss Hos TINS GuAoAffA~@The Ssis1ues fasf I'M
seHa hoy Eant fysilas
M J90n II Hail. a ,eloet Hit
: sFepes tpg The 9paelita. $3.50 -
ag yosgs Or sfillT regular complete pas
lsayes y { O'Clock ths evening for tie Onachia,
laf Y elegant and very Rect
pseAs JsaN Ranes Capt VIM Underwood eol.
AEa s4f seS at clock ibis eyen.
sRR }ns 1saisstsS gatFr aAa sonisyiite.
staiincl and nom.
~ packet Gladiator. Cant John Klqefeer com.
sr1 IT. II 4 cesk leaves at iiis
+ sssntts fer ga Fad 81. I-cnjs. Z = ~
ZOE ST. imperial and o,nare;, ros
i n W tsal5s der. auI sr * S
t y asao9k his evening hi seanhis
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ReceInaA OF Esrotguce.

ST LoUIsPer steamer scks oats 10 Chism 3
smith s5is a Del ibis pork beans
cks bacon go sek potatoes Watts &eo ls5 do So scks
Agelaso &c s ii Kennedy Sco50 do " Nsveemb
@ ~ s eSs bsSop RET aa5 s BeFs aare SaS
| scks bran aaury d Hogg.
TIOUIS- steamer Alouzo Child bbs bacon 10 A II
May Scoi3 1856 Wool 4 Low lSS9 do MaaEy 4 Hogg
bbls snE Halliday Graham 49, % Woodruff Mention
eoo d. GonEsIse Kennstt25 Do 5eneso s6s Oh 70
W 10 sGss p Eth Bondo bSs
w
BEoedsl Hasnes s % hlis t9eaceo Given Watts eco
ST LoUIs-Per steamer cks 46s bbls bacon 1905
seeks woodruff son,on iSs Do 200 ses eats to Con
s esrTs caffa so 90 eks oats 10 bales LAY Waits
btls whisky $40 ses malt e ! 1sr s. S 6
sg s Ws s z ha ssSod % ss tS
bacon liz ST. Ssef bs pork bis on
70 81 81 Pe eii R osssy
do " voe ea 5 Sds 5baeso Robinson
do Anderson arper2 do Isler Walksr2 do do Wilson
bbls PORK Keep saneId SIS cheese Grief Byrnes SEQ
--sdndries 10 order-Totai 81 hh9s tobacco
steamer Ed Howardl5l hhis tobacco TO
Kirpsc d Jss Turne5 2s Do Wiser Yen Yeang-
" g nb bSs @ Stss
Smith geo DO 3 short &co Dc Fraser &eo- Dc bids
eSfer q Do go bales hay Given Watts Seo7 bids 70
10 bales cotton Ggeenwo9d6 Dc PHELPS Jones-sI6 nes
srsil dsrs5i hhds tobacco u bales cotton
y ARGYLEL ANDINe- PeE steamer Gen oGinan- Y bales
4s Gallagher DYES II Hamison5 HOLLOWAY Ions
dales Hewitt Norton scos Battle Noble &co Murdock
cunts Rotehford, Brown &eoa hhds tobacco Moore
BroBder2 DO Given Watts &co 10 hds bacon Goodrich Eco
Total Isl bales cotton. H4
Darss &sei Do II pasiIvs seo hhds sngay
kns & Eorwood-a.03 shells 65 bxs do Capt Gait.
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d a n 4 i u 1. q x e &.
JEFFERsoN CRY, Nay 3. 1851.

s37S EEFERa0N CITY, Hay ., 1861 p
s1ised yastssday ll5 Western Beeyes u ach Cows ga
ahd ilesal Cattle: Sold. 81 Western and s5 Texas
ogs. 40 Sheer 100 Veal eattle. Stock on SALE
2ss Texas Bseses, ~ Mch Cows 1870 Hogs
f aad s9 Fsal Castles We quote
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PHRLTG HOUSES.

ze& RROGSLYN BEER GARDEN .stss
GRETNA lathe abov named place OF refresh SsTSA
AIment and pleasure has been fitted in No. STYLE
is day evening and Sundays for the
dalton Of visitors. The Fourth District Ferry from the foot Of
jackson regularly TO these Gardens Admission
Tickets Sundays, 10 cents.
10 SIN HENRY SCHUHMAKFR. Proprietor.
So JEFFEIsSDN LAKE EEOTEL--END OF
&EI tartoon RRHavtng leased this delightfully."- situated
NW House for term Of years take this of making
the public that it has been thoroughly renovated,
painted ernished and will be opened by the ah OF
April Thankful patrons for paSt fyos promise in
every possible TO meet their Wishes should please
them give us call. .
as u n AMI, PETERS. K CO.
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aEle atsIllGsllte.
+ ~ srksg oxEscEs No, II Camp Street,
4harsday Morning. May q, 1851.

AlIslly ISJI,
ElesRed xa4eertay.
s ss p1 9piSasiog Hasts
tttl, lei i.ssisgta, Hpdenne Iespafte
SS;;rlsi, t2s esspt Hunting Bro
FIX. n, - ~ p l1etlss I'D Eukcrsoa
a ~ " Z lsssslss; ~. EessslaassaasS FRsh
s2 sss s ssss $sSs 4s5s III ts2sAs, y Fash
E<tv@n Yesterday
IN s. TAsiraas q fil ain iii baiias: u
90 ~ 4 AsssSf Scarssl ST IS.
2{ 9a Hez tsIaz Apl 2ath. to ;oldetbn,g 8
dat, f6 :
I'M Ts.aes Bar to Irsster@-Isusin
Sk4Nsa9snssSes Il
GsEaat0ss KSisss Till ST Tidais
A3efGH 2iiG f5ssSeai! lti, m Uni
4tafsaf5sii it 81 stdtits
II f3ze1isl uls m Nafi4s IL
sssps "a ~ III s7sf 4fEsle fSrsas.
9ssssH ~ III 5elBi6.
2 esafs II iseSsH Sbfes
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Il AIDES, yWINE.............LA WINE.

sPEER'S WINE OF ELDER,
Celebrated
For Its wonderful and beneficial qualities GENTLE
sTIMULANT, TONIC, DIURET1C and sUDORIFTC which
testified to by Physicians and thousands of Ladies and Gentle
men in all parts Of Europe and America.
Asn Gentle Stirnulant and Tonic,
1t strengthens the Digestive Organs improving the Appetite
and Purifying the Blood
As a Biuretfc,
II imparts healthy action to the GLANDS, KIDNEYS and
URINARY RGANs-very beneficial in DROPsY, GoUT,
Eruptc and Rheumatic Affections
AS a sudoriGc,
upon the Skim opening the and expeng all Inn
pues by insensble perspaon thereby driving off Erupon
cleansing the surface giving and vgor the whole
system, and BLOOMING, SOFT aud HEALTHY condition
of the SKIN AND COMPLEXION.
The CHRippeVva Tribe OF Indians
Have long Blossom and Frut of the Elder Of
their most vauable remedies.
En Germany
The Berries dried and families for in case
Speer's WINE of Elder
Is pure from Juice Of cultivated Elder recommended BY
PHYSICIANS and CHEMISTS, possessing remarkable me
dcnal properties SUPERIOR any other Wines in common
use excellent article for all WEAK and DEBiLTATe
ED PERSONS, and the AGED and 1NFIRM, removing ALL
DISTRACTIONS, improving tie APPETITE and benehtttne
LADIES and CHILDREN.
Ladies' Wine,
Raceuse a will not utoxicate contains mixture Of
spirits and other liquors. admired for its RICH peculiar flavor
and nutritve properties imparng healthy tone to the soa
ach and Digestive Organs.
A glass full may be used with meals at
any time through the day, as desired.
We will only your ndulgencet make trial of this
Wine.
For sale In New Orleans by Z. J. HART CO., JOHN
WRIGHT CO.. JAMES SYME Canal street. and by all thu
principal Druggists throughout the United States.
zsrThe trade supplied at proprieor's prices.
ALFRED SPEER Proprietor,
my25 IykW 208 broadway, New York.
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y oyOHaAU,s gEsTsJTRANi51

eEa78 The Undersigned nroprietors of this known
.-ay NJ establishment, inform their friends and lie
general public that their ho1se has, during the
insrre Undergone the thorough renovation
lndrepair and has been earsy refrnished throughout
long has been Of the teeganty arranged
eonmodos in the country having Recommendations
shngs are the best quality and the Grder viii be supplied
with ell and the best vands which the market afford
up the and unnpproachabe style of cuisine
which th restaurant is noted. The choicest brands of
kept hand and large force OF experienced and attentive
waters will be In attendance to serve guests.
RHODES & MOULIN,
astre
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lur,pIier..rI,a.

VERA CRUZ Per sehr Star lS2 bags coffee Crarer SEQ
90 do t dc Fuentes &eo
TAMPA BAY Per sehr eliza Fisk bales cotton Il hide
i Fash--5T Ibis rnoiasses etc NJ DAVIS.
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.,.u@ GSAEEEN'S NEW RES
SssSS4gSssssfSSs Ia URANT, 81 Royal street. sstS
hsAsStsF JOHN EALPJN has the nlsasura AsSSssS.

Fs5 5gIfEg
aSsaEs JOHN GALPIN has the pleasure, stsSsssS2 NJ
stAspsEsaof informing his friends and the
public generally that he ready receive aud
them establishment, 81 Royal Street. door
of CusOmhonse street, occupying the entire mansiou
lately the residence of Alfred Hsnpen ESQ., affords most
,ensye accommodations Besides the large public dining
the ground floor where meals provided all hours
6ocock A. NJ until Il P NJ tile advertiser has large
of for private parties Families parties APP
pcaton above can be supplied with the best Of everything
the market Affords either ready for the table
the Market Thanking his friends for the liberal patronage
has always been extended to him. the undersigned
will be his endeavur give the fullest satisfGc-
don TO those who may favor him with their orders
d2 tfA2bW John GATpTN
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Mxports.

ship Charles Pepnel. sIecher ltavrc March sl to BeS
fer. Lowell Sca.
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eSefssrsss5gsa Loss OF TEETR-Dr. j. WEST
III st. Charles street, continued To supply the
Loss OF TEETH without wires springs
upon his new principle of self adhesion This
method has procured him universal appreciation and
ended benl he most ingenious system of applying ARTI
F1CL TEETH hitherto invented and in all restoring
perfect articulation and uaBticaon and perfect
h appearance defy detection by the closest Dr.
WeBs method of filing teeth with geld combines all the modern
improvements Those interested will End hege statements be
entirely and scrpulously correct DR.. W. his sincere
thanks the inhabitants Of New Orleans and vicinity for the
extensive practice they have favored him with for the last fifteen
Office AID residence ia st. Charles street. eecond doc
ao5tF
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Railroads.
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
Y CANTON. May 9, SOL IL bales cotton Henkte Geo
Stewart Il James-Total Is bales cotton.
PoNToHARFRAIN
MOBILE Per steamer oregon-sundries TO order.
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Iisle ri l| EIathfts
CRESCENT oFsiuE, No. 10 CAap STRExT,
Thursday Morning. M4v Q. 1851

tgsgsunvT 1C,sYiuE NO I'd 5CAap STREET !,
Thursday Morning. Nay ., IS6h
was general yesterday and the
A6 balsr nchansed psisss addling
t
sT ATEsaEfsz oF COTTON.
su hAad fss September bales IA 1877
~ sV8 SGT $50
,i66
ssaua ass rIsassd 8I,a5s
Ge0ss-.g w did not hear Or sale.
ATEsEHs Of TOBACCO.
sluk al hsra IL bids 1880
ss5 sLls5
si,6as
o50 sI9ls
llss cleared 1919
ASR afors ASSES. The market continues quiet
saA nSiiJng sns moment Will dome:
hbIs we're sold of which 1850 Super
~ S. a0s s. 4oand i75 Choice at 81 Is
Htis
sales Of Corn embraced SONS $500 sacks
qainE Cdo yellow Mixed 1t z5c 700 Yellew at @46 600
III 53ahd 100 White NJ 800 ~ husheI Of oats
changed hands comprising 2lCo 1t
M VI 81 sind s huhel. Bran a lot Of 100
saeAs were talsa a 9tc III 10l lbs.
sale Of any consequence.
The transactions Pork embraced about
hblss aciasig terms s2l n bill.
Bacon lid Of Sides Of backbone
lb "a 5afd mot hear IL sale any moment
British vessels on the berth for liverpool
ialae ips ia Cotton At SiGsld,
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!, To FAMILIEs-To FAMILIES.
st&M The CENTRAL HOUSE ~
MLESnIIL Mag

HISS been constructed to supply great the citizens of
New Orleans Persons desiring thousands OF es
for the Of enduring the priyaons Of h0os
and Northern watering esEunns can nd in Magnolia quiet
healthy home with all the comforts of frstcass Hotel
Pure freestone water good bathing high altitude and MIC
suresque country With besnul drives among the adTan-
ssgas offered.
This place be reached IN less than our and half hours
by the New Oreans Jackson and Great Northern Railroad and
doing business IN the city leave after
at night and return before business the next day.
mvf} If GEO. H CLARKE Proprietor
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Leaves on sATIRDAY. M,y y. a, 8 2. N.


S7a9Y n q. S. Mail Packet Grand Duke-Fur JEFF
I1'erson, Shreveport, Grand Bayou CoushattR, Camp
ssgte Grand Ecore, Maurice Montgomery Co
tile, Ale&anra Normans, GoEton's arbns and all inter
mediate landings Red rveThe entirely light draught
running passenger packet Gra nd Duke 8p.
peate, master will leave above. For freight passage
apply on board.
VTRGINIUS G. DENTEEL,
my6 Advertising Agent.
Grand Shreveport with the
Flen. Jefferson and nll Intermediate bindings.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish Of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
remembered that the ninth day of May 1860 before
me- undersigned Justice Of the Peace in and he city
aforesaid personally appeared Henry Peychaud President and
Louis Barnett Secretary Of the Hope insurance Company
New Orleans who, being duly according to aw do de-
pose that the foregoing accounts just and true and
correct transcript from the books OF said company.
H. PEYCHAUn President,
LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this ninth day OF May
1861 ARTHUR SAUClER,
Third Justice the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
Board Directors have this day declared cash dividend
thirty per the capital paid in Of this Company out Of
earning of the year ending the 3Oh April 1850
able accora with Artcle Twelfth OF the Charter OF said
Company, towit:
Ten per cent on III cunt paid In, payable on demand
stockholders their a representatives and after tn
10th instant balance be credited nsalment
the unpaid stock notes.
Fl. PEYCHAUD, President.
s. PLASSAN. Vice President.
LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary.
-DIRECTo
s. Plassan, A. Laforest, 2. Malochee,
G. H. Kerrion, Thos. N. Blake, 3. Nautre,
P. Oueyrouze \. Moreno, II. Peychaud.
myII
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BRAZOS GO.

To sail on SUNDAY, May Il, 1861, at O'Clock A. NJ
-E-4SE%. NEW ORLEANS AND BRALOS SAN
&N!EE1S T1AGO U. s. Mail Line For Brazos Santiago wa
Tndanola and LavacaThe superior iron steamship
Arizona R. N Smith, commander. will sail above carry
ing the u mails For freight PASSAGE having elegant
Communications apply on board,
I. G. HARRIS, Manager 81 Camp st.
The Arizona will receive freight Friday the 10Th inst
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KEY WEST AND FLORIDA PORTS

To sail SUNDAY, May s, at s A. ~
zSzn NEW ORLEANS AND FLORIDA
M AEs U. s. Mail Lne-For Key West and Apalachicoa
St Marks Cedar Keys, Tampa Bay-The
peor coppeed and fastened steamship Suyvanee.
S. Crowell commander will sail carrying IT,
mails For freight PASSAGE having superior ac
Communications for passengers. apply board or to
I. G. HARRIS, Manager, 81 Camp st.
Freight to Apaachcola, St Marks and Tampa Bay subject
gherage at steamers but at the risk Of the
signees
N B.-Freight bills TO Florida ports paid funds
current in New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-09

ssaaa yesterday and the
1000 Hnchanged prices Middng
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To sail SUNDAY, May L. at A, NJ
cEr4a GALVESTON AND 8IATAGORDA BAY
@ iE5 New Orleans and Texas United States Mail Line
The superior coppeed ard copper-fastened steam
ship ChaS. Morgan, John Y. IHweSs, commander, will
sail sboye, carrying the United States mails, und landing
freight the wharf LEvaca the Is
For freight passage having superior
tons, apply on board or to
myT I. G. HARRIS. Manager, 81 Camp street.