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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-04-08
Crescent City Gallery,
corner Main & Second SITS
u "a ID AILzHX.
GNNCEOoOA IL
e. c S NTH

SUCCESSOR TO
E. C. S NIT
Would respectfully inform the citizens Of I.val4s-
vile and vicinity th he has purcha ed the above
named Gallery, aud will continue to make pictures
in the usual excellent style Of said Gallery and at
prices cheap the cheapest
PICTURES IN SUPERIOR CASES % CENTS
PICTURES IN EVERY STYLE,
AAIBR0TYPES,
MELAINOTY PES, and
PHOTOGRAPHS.
Mr.. f. G.. Smith takes great pleasure in recon-
mending Mr.. J. A. Daley, of Cincinnati as his
Successor in the Crescent City Gallery. Mr.. s. as
sures his late friends and patrons that they may
place entire confidence in Mr.. Daley an ohliBing
gentleman and experienced artist. mar2l-6md
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ScrOfnla.

The most horrible cascs Of Scr0fula, In which
Face, Bones, and Limbs Of Tie victim had been
treyed upon by tho Unsuitable disease, are proved
by the undo niabe authority OF the sufferers them
selves, TO have been completely cured by these
purely Vegetable medicines, after Hilothars had been
found moro than Useless.
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NEW YoRE, April Git appears that tie
| only steamers chartered are the Atlantic
and Illinois. The former is fitting to carry
| 900 troops and provisions for so days. The
| Powhattan is probably detailed to convey
/ them to their destination. The corvette
Savannah will probably be put in charge of
workmen to day.
Two companies are reported to have left
Fort Hamilton last night.
The steamer Water Witch was to have
gone into commission at Philadelphia yes
terday.
Large quantities of army stores were
shipped from the pier last night on board
the Atlantic.
The City of Baltimore sailed to-day for
Liverpool, taking $4,000.
The steamer United Kingdom from Glas-
Cow on the 23d ult., arrived at Portland yes
terday evening. Her news is anticipated.
The Times Washington dispatch says DR..
Fisher of Farquhar county has been ap-
pointed Marshal of Eastern Virginia. The
same authority says that a dispatch has
been received from a responsible person in
Charleston, stating that Gen. Beauregard
had left for Morris Island. He is reported to
have said that Maj. Anderson had but
two alternatives-to evacUate Fort Sumter
in 48 hours or suffer bombardment.
The New dispatch also says the South
ern Commissioners express their belief that
a peaceful policy viii prevail, but if the
policy of the federal government is the en-
forcement of the federal laws, the seced-
ed states are ready to resist to the bitter
end.
The steam aloop-of war Pawnee received
orders to sail today for Norfolk.
SPECIAL TO THE HERALD.
NEW ORLEANS April 5.-More sensation
dispatches from Washington state that Pres
ident Davis has ordered Gen. Beauregard to
stop Major Anderson supplies, and TO cut
off all supplies and place Fort Sumter in a
state of seige. If such was the fact, we
would receive immediate intelligence from
Montgomery or Charleston. The Cabinet
at Montgomery believe 40 belligerent steps
will be resorted 10.
Advices from jamaica to the 23d ultim0,
state that Prince Alfred met a social recep-
ton at Barbados Preparations are max
ing to give him a magnificent ball at Ja-
maica.
SPECIAL TO THE HERALD.
CHARLESTON, April 6.
War is expected within "a hours Every
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MoFaff,s Tife PiIIsIII

Are composed Of Vegetable ingredients exclusively,
be ascertained by chemical tests Their
prominent qualities are those Of an active and
searching, though perfectly mild and agreeable de-
teigent aperient; Of a gentle suporiic, promoting
the fnsensble perspiTation Of pleasant diurefc,
invigorating tie kidneys and bladder; and Of a
delightful tonic cardiac, exciting appetite by the
demands of active digestion, and cheering the mind
with that grateful sense of renovated health which
of the most feIioitous feengs Of our nature.
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E-ns. &. gGtchsEOr's RGtr Dye.-- T'hfs
splendid Hair Dye has no equal-instantanoous in
efect-Beautiful Black or Natural Brownie
staining the skin injuring tho Hair-remedios
the absurd and i'll effect OF Bad Dyes, and invigo
rates the Hair for life. Mono are genuine unless
igned sew. A. Bachelor" Sold everyw gro.
CdAS. BATCHELOR,I 5pr1etor,
seut20 81 RarcIav-st. Neur York
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Mercurial Diseases.

Persons whose constitutions have become i'm
paired v the njudicogs use Of Mercury, viii fin,
these medicines perfect cur, as they never fail q
eradicate from the system an the effects Of mercu
rs, infinitely sooner than the most powerful Ire
i'm, Of ri
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NE0EET-A.E75
Life Pills M Phoenix Rittera

Cure nyspcp ia, by thoroughly cleansing thp first
and second Stomochs, and creating flow OF pure,
healthy bile, instead Of the stale and acdd kiEd
Flatulency, Loss Of Appetite, Heartburn, Head .
ache, Restlsssness, III Temper, Anxiety, Languor,
and Melancholy, which arc the general symptoms
Of Dyspepsia, viii vanish, natural conseI aence
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The Phnnix Bitters y!

So denominated from their astonishing power Of
creating new life and health 1t were, from the
very ashes of the most dilapidated constitutions
more strongly tonic and more Immediately in
MIGRATING than pills; containing the same choice
vegetable extracts the latter, in different mod
iication. Although really less cathartic than the
LIFE PrLLs, they nevertheless begin to cleanse the
alimgntary canal much sooner; generally Eliehtiy
operating wi thin three four hours, aud produc-
ing decided sense of relief TO the head and ston-
ach, and exhilerating the mind even in less time
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The Life Medicines

For Billions nud liver complaints, with their many
well-known attendants, bilious and sick headache
pain ANIL oppression aJtsr meals, gddaiess, dz-iness
heltJayl hoss Of 0PPf2Hc, are wIedeed % be
VASTLY superior 10 anything ever before offered to
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-04-08
WORM CANDY,

Sa Mt nine zeng es.
WE offer these LozcnSes without disguise to
W their composition. As their name imports,
they depend for their efficacy upon Santoniue alone
the lately discovered active principle Of the Eu-
rOpean or Levant Worm Seed.
All the merit which claim fJr our medicine
is the purity of the Santonine which it contains and
the careful manner in which il has been incorgo-
rated with and distributed through tho mass from
which the LOZenges have been formed.
To be sure Of these important points, ha o
them prepared at the Louisville Chemical Works,
where the SantOniDe Is first tested for its purity
and then combined in the Lozenge in such way az
to retain its properties and virtues unchanged.
To the Profession we presenta valuable and we'll
known medicine in convenient and attractive
form, of uniform and known strength-the dIrec-
tons indicating the dose of Santoniue according to
the u. S. p.
To the public offer a remedy for Worms, eff
Cacious, safe, and pleasant confectionery, at
moderate price
For sale by all reputable Druggists throughout
the South or West. WILSON, PETER & Co.,
dGW6n. Main St
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Equality, Newburgh: Madison New Orleans;
Silver Moon, On. Glendale, Memphis;
JoIn Gault, Nashville, Des Moines, St Louis;
gene, Louisville Charley Bowen, Cairo;
iz-tt1 Memphis Louisville, N D.
THE weather yesterday was cloudy
during the early part of the day. In She
evening ahout o'clock it commenced
raining and it continued to rain at intervals
during most of the plight. Business was
quite active during the day, many boats
being at the levee and freight moving live
Iy.
PIrrsBCRG, April 6th.-River feet 20
inches By the pier mark and at a stand
Weather clear.
ST, LoUIs, April G.--River rising again.
There was heavy rain last night-now
clear and mild
CINctNSATI, April G-River fallen four
inches. Now Il feet. Raining for the last
"a hours.
5000 The Dunbar is the coast packet to-
day for Paducah She departs at 2 O'Clock
Davis & Co, at the little wharf-boat are her
agents,
THE Matte Cook will leave for Bowl
ing Green this afternoon about 6 O'Clock.
She makes all the mail landings between
our city aud that point, and passengers will
find her very pleasant little craft. Capt
Vanmeter and Clerks Travisand Miller will
be found at their respective posts
--'''' Remember the little callope Eagle
is the mail boat to-day for Louisville She
leaves at II o clock precisely Capt DON
nelly will attend to the wishes of passeD-
gers and shippers, Mr.. Lusk will be found
at the desk,
..----The flood in the Wabash has made
White river so high from back water as to
prevent the passage of our little White river
packets under the Railroad bridge. The Gill
lnm and White are both at that point I'M
able to get through. One of them has
good cargo for this port. The other Is on
its way up white River. The draw Of the
Railroad bridge is so out of order as to be
useless.
THE Vincennes Gazette of Saturday
contains the following items;
The river at this point is very high, all
the adjacent lowlands being overlooked. 1t
was on n stand yesterday and was slightly
receding late last evening. On the Illinois
side fences have been swept away, and it is
feared that the growing wheat crop has sus-
tanned great injury. The river is falling
rapidly at Terre Haute.
The steamer Greenville will not run in
coanection with the Q. & N. R. R, as here
totore reported, owing to the failure of GER
tain parties to carry out the arrangement
Any good boat in the Wabash trade will
secure portion of the freight destined for
re-shipment.
The brisk little steamer Q. Lloyd was at
ourjwharf on Wednesday. 1t took up ten
tons of freight, shipped by w. R. McCord
for ports above.
AGRoUND.-The steamer O. Lloyd was
ashore in a cornfeld yesterday near Belle
Grade. In the evening the Atalanta, which
had just arrived here with full load, re-
turned to her assistance
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RIvER ITEMS
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.

STEAMBOAT REGISTER
ARRIVED.
ElIrIity. \. o. Madison, Cincinnati;
Silver Moon, Memphis; Glendale, Cincinnati;
john Gault, Lo1isvile; Des Moines, louisville;
Eugene, " I2etta.
Louisville, Louisville.
DEPARTED
Equality, Newburgh Madison, New Orleans;
Silver Moon, en-. Glendale Memphis;
JClm Gault, Nash vile, Des Moines St Louis;
+ rgeue, Louisville; Charley Bowen, Cairo;
IL tia Memphis Louisville. N. D.
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RANKABLE FUNDS.
State Bank Of Indiana. New York City Banks,
Indiana Free Banks lin Ohio Free Bu' ks liz
good credit, good credit,
State Bank of Ohio | New York State Banks,
Kentucky Banks, New England B"uks,
Philadelphia City Eks, Baltimore City Banks
UNCURRENT.
Illinois and Wi~consi n ..................5 dis
" . discrcdited -...........2'C 30 8
missouri ------. .-. -.--.-t
Ola Banks, Tennessee .-----.---.-.-.- .--.N
Tennessee Banks (unsrcu ed -- ---.---...2'lJ25 g
Iowa Is,nks-.-------.- -.------l -
virginia -...-----.'' -
teniisy wanna ..A 20
Lnlilsttflit. QAi4
Norm anu south carolina 40 .
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As remedy for this most distressing and obsti-
mate IDa'ady, the VEGETABLE LIFE MEDE-
CIHES deserve q distinct and emphatic recommen-
datiOn 1t is well-knOwn to hundreds In this CITY,
that the former proprietor Of those valuable med
icnes was d msef afflicted with this complaint for
upwards OF thirty five years. and that no tried in
win every remedy prescribed within the whole
compass Of the Mdtsrir Medica He, however, ct
length tried Tho medicine which il now offered TO
the public and lie was cured IN very short time,
after his recovery had been pronounced not only
improbable, but absolutely impossible, by any hui
I moi
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BILIOUS COMPLAINTS & A MODE
0F CIREI

re a wen regulated aud proportionate quantity
Of bile upon the stomach, is always requisite for
the proT1oion Of sound healtn-it stimulates d.
gestoa and keeps the intestinal canal free from all
distinctions. When there Is a deficiency Of bile
The boty is constantly costive. On the other hand
an over abundance of bile causes frequent nausea
in the stomach and oft0n promotes very severe at
tac!ls of disease, which sometimes end IN death.
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SPECIAL TO THE HERALD


BPEClAL TO THE HERALD.
CHARLESTON, April 6.
War is expected within "a hours. Every
man is ordered on duty. The excitement is
intense.
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MoFatf's Lifa PiIlallI

In affections Of the heal, sick headache nervous
headache, these Pills nil be found 10 possess the most
Sallttary efficacy.
Moffat's Phoenix Bitters!!!
Hare been happily used for he Of Ferer and Ague
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Acute or InaamatOry rheumatism
Anthrosia Chronica, or
CHRONIC RHEUMATISM

These diseases, which are among the most pa ~
ful, and by ignorant treatment, the most inveter-
ate to which suffering humanity is liable, cured
speedily and permanently cured, by proper course
o the Life PIlls AMI Phoenix Bftters.
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AGRoUND-The steamer Q. Lloyd was
ashore in 4 cornfeld yesterday near Belle
Grade. In the evening the Atalanta, which
had just arrived here with full load, re-
turned to her assistance.
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..-...The weather yesterday was cloudy
during the early part of the day. In the
evening ahout 7 o'clock it commenced
raining, and it continued to rain at intervals
during most Of the nght Business was
quite active during the day, many boats
being at the levee and freight moving live
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BANK NOTE LIST

Corrected for the Journal daily by the say inSs
Bank, No. First street
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO tbs
INDIANA PUBLIC.

The public have been so often imposed on by I'M
princplcd men who hove advertised worthless
that it IS now extremely difficult t. introduce an
article Of real merit.
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UNION BANK LOUISIANA
u,x,,, - = -. New Orleans Jan 4 1891
SAi!ANC1 QHCF4A IMIID, PUBLISHED In COZ jl
ss=sggFEse MOST EXTENSIVE SOUTHERN
TVEFtPIAEo FORTE MANUrAcToRy -

w haABf Z CO. EeS l. B. and Euaw street. BaItJ
plaeed be INFORM their Southern friends they have
deEaa lor their Pianos They Hnsllesioneby tbe
anfoa5 ~ an Ihe latest are fully pna1
@ S NE years For sweetness and great Il tore
For the last twenty years their ~
country, ''o'' anu musical amateurs in the
In ne we aSen the first premiums all other
Last ye ~ states where they have teen exhibited
ast ye9f tfsg receIved First Premiums Mt
S i9r the best Southern made Piano and The otbqr @
% s'so eceiyed ut the Fair held December last , tina
1Go1 lapters Convention Macou IA ina ~ 1o
MUM, against all competition '"' VA" 'ne hghest RE-
At t supply Of the above Pianos may be found Mt opr
o1s1yCw. A. f. BLACKMAR L BROTHER,
II Camp street,
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SOUTHERN SHOE COMPANY.
AND ACT OF INCORPORATION
Southern Shoe Manufacturing Company
OF NEW ORLEANS,
STATE OF oUISIAFA,


| Cry OF New ORLEANS:
RE- IT KNOWN that this twenty,nfth day of january
one before EDWARD BARNETT a Notary Public in anc
aforesaid duly commissioned and sworn personally came "t
b% whose are subscribed who
IteS Of he State Of onisHns and more particularly of
for works OF public and y boz
tx es NJ Isl Of Snd acts approved the fourteenth day March
covenant and ard ud themse those whom they
for the objects and purnosc spuaions regGa
'ions and obligations following, to wit
$@E spa f ~ RHGSESGHG5 i
sued lis domc is ' at New AG osan IS % ~Sa Il
shall exist for twentyfv years from the dnte hereof shall
Directors may ord"n with break alter same
manufacture Shoes BY mashney Under tho patents
ce 50 me p e OF the 5%naD the dr.
Peps9n whom all citation of whatever kind and
Ths capital stock Of said Company is fixed one hundred
dollars each and sad capn fG m n b sns
to any sam not exceeding two hundred fifty thousand dol.
gomoase Is business sum Of ven thousand sand
psny shall be made rs follows. to-wit VI 'A'l '0"''
Even per cent cent in cash on subscribing.
wenty per per cent cent on on the the Of pr
Twenty per cent. on the LIST OF August thereafter
Twenty per cent on the LIST Of October heeafe in notes Of
9" any to pny the same within fifteen days after be-
eenrs6 ed S' S " vote any mTde thereon
ARrICLE lyrhe entire management cars and control Of
i've Direcors Each Of snd D a@ De foIted 70
times [ p4 in his own nHmS ard Tght least cn shares Of he
sSrs HS elected md IN case Of death resignation absence
sd"fG d' Of s9 s Ss
powered and are hereby expressly directed to purchase from
rights e interest Tor The stale Of ngsna 'y ,I5 9e III
which were by the United States Of Xn@r ia s:
R RssIe GSS h and \ F9nGS ard transferred
deeds assignments certificates and other instruments on record
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OFFICE OF THE LOUISIANA MUTUAL
~ INSURANCE COMPANY.

INV VELEANs, DECEMBER 81, 1850.
In accordance With the requirements Of Charter of tho
Louisiana Mutual Insurance Go On act OF the
Of the state Of Iousna No 76, approved March 18th 1880
public notice hereby EFeH that the following Certificates Of
Script for tho 1851 mud acrrus interest thereon remain
unclaimed in the Office Of the Company SAID Certificates
md interest which shn NOT be demanded by legal owner or
within thirty days Of this notice will bs cancelled and
"nnued md the amounts thereof credited contingent
account i'll the books ct the Company directed by its Charter
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slEERIEE2s SALES
sRcosp DIsrRlcT CouRT CITY OF NEW ORLEANS v, Mrs
of New Orleans. MARGUERITE ADELE HAY.

sEoosp DisrR!cr CouRr CITY OF NEW ORLEANS v. Mrs
~, ,ss,s,s ..s DELaSo i7,ss5 ADELE HAY
RF VIRTUE OF a writ of iicri fnrfns tn
me directed By the Honorable the Second District Court q
sell at public auction at the City Hotel Common street be-
tween tafnn and Magazine streets, WEDNESDAY
day Of April, 1851, IL O'Clock, NJ = " - ie io''
L FHREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situated zea
- the FIRST district OF this city in the square ounded nv
common GravieF New Levee and Tchoupoulas streets
and designated by the Nos l. and ave each ihe Foiov
ing dimensions VIZ: Lot No. forms the corner of Common
AID Streets and has Of "a feet on eonn
HnGs street Ike front of "A feet New street and
ep' ana front on Common of on the unner
n ne aqionng lot No 2 snd has depth of IS feet No
on the line next to lot No front of "A New Lssee
aud depth on tho ns next to lot aS feet Lot M
has mont of "a feet each Tcloupouas and New Ipye
Streets depth the lower line lot No feet and
on the upper line depth OF OS feet per sketch on M To
gether with al The buildings and improvements thereon
2. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in The Second
District OF this CITY, in tie square bounded by Rampant ST.
Philip ST. Claude and ursuns Streets measuring 80 feat
on Rampant street. by depth of $50 feet Together with ali
the buildings improvements thereon @ " '''
B. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the Second
trlct OF ms CITY, in the square bounded Rampant ST.
Philip St Claude and ursnines Streets measuring 30 feet front
buildings and improvements thereon. w " ~
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS=-Cash the spot.
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from the books of the Company.
A. BROTHER, President
JAMES H. WHEELER, Secretary.
STATE or LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans
Sworn TO and Subscribed before this 9Th day of January
1861 d. f. MJTCuErI
Second Justice of the Peace
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E. 7. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans,

DEuxIENE CouR DE DIsrRIcrl LA WILLIE DE LA MILE
- dela oRLEAN Ms VS.. Dame MA r.
NouYelte-orleans. GuERITE ADELE HAY.
I'm yERTU dun writ de fieri f5,cies "a
"a moi ADDRESSES Honorable Deuxeme Cour de District
de Ia Nonvelle Orleans, dams fane cdcss lie poc6de
raj lie MERCREDI, 10 davr 1851 midi H9te d. In (iIS
rue de Ia Commune entire les du Camp DIES Mgans
REHABILITATION de- - ~ 7N' =
l. TR0IS TERR4tINS sues dams lie Premier District ,.A
de cete VILE dams ilet horne par les In Commune @
Gravier de Ia Rouvee LeTse ct Tchoupiouas deSig M
mes par les nos ct CT ayant chacn les dimensions
anes savoir Lie No fsrne lange des Commune
ttTchoupiouas, "a peds de face rue Tchnuppula Ia
meme FACADE de "A peds ds Novee ct me
profondenr facade Ia de Ia Commune IS pieds
Ia igne supeeure limitrophe No. pro
tondeur So pieds LIE No facade dc "a pes sur
Ia Tchoupoula profondeu do SO pieds sur la gre
uicphe No !, facade de "a peds sur rue de la
Nonvee eyee ct proiondeu Ia igne imitropbe au
No de 90 pieds lie No facade de q pieds cacune
des Tchoupitouas Ia Sovee ev6e ue pofondeur
lgne nerisure linirophe No % pes sur la
ligDe supeeure profondrr de l03 pe1s sivan cron
Ensemble les basses amtlioralons oui sy
trouven -
UN TERRAIN Stus dams e Deuxieme District de- ce,te
VILE dams Filet borne par los Rempars St. Pbnne
st C]audec des uTsnnes 50 ets fac la rue les
Remparts protondeur de $50 peds Ensemble sycc
toutes les hatsseB ct am6loraons qui sly troavent
D. UN TERRAIN siue dams e Denxieme District de cntts
willie dsns t borne les des Remparts st Philippe
81 Claude ct des ursune 80 peds de la rue
Claude $50 peds de proondeur Ensemble ayec tones
les basses ct authorizations qui sly trouyent ~
SRisis dams laffaire ci-dessus
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment &c Pa6iuii-st
F. T. PARKER,
my al III Sheriff de la Paroisse d,OrIenDs
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.. BROTHER, President.

recte des livrcg dc IA comPagnie.
A. BROTHER, President.
JAMES Fl. WHzsEIEK, S6cr6tHrr.
=, ETAT DE la EanuIsIAFE,
PaTosFe d Orleans willie do la N'lIc. Orleans I
SoscFt sour aertna par deYGnt moi lie jour Anyier
1851. ~ r M1TcuRrI -
jay dOt Juge de PalS de la Se,nuje four.
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Personally came and appeared before nue.
Justice Of the Pence in and the parish and eli o,ras,d
Charles Briggs. President and H. P Jarier Secretary WIN
being auy sworn doth irpooe say that the above IL
and correct transcript from the boos Louisiana
INSURANCE Company.
II. p. JAyyIER, Secretary. 10y Hn''
severaly subscribed and this 81, dav of rapro
1861, bsfore me, n, r. MTTCaETJ
Second Justice Of the Peace
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LEGAL NOTTcEs

bF,hACE OF THO HOHIE MUTUAL fN-
- sURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS, January {, 1861
IN accordance with tho Charter of this Company an act
OF the Legislature Of Louisiana mo 6 approved 18th March
1889 public notice Is hereby given following Certa
Gates of Profits tissue of 1856 interest thereon re-
main unpaid in this Company If claimed by the leeni
within thirty days the first publication of
th notice. tho same will be cancelled md ed the
amounts thereof credited the contingent account on tho hooa
of the Company, directed by It's charter.