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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-01-25

AN OL1GARcHY.-The State Of
South Carolina contains 1867 plan
tations, containing A ,072,551 acres Of
improved and II, 145, O49 acres Of un
improved lands valued at 49,, 431 ,6S4;
averaging to each SAL acres.
The government is based on the Con-
stitution of 1890, and the amendments
added to it at various periods. The
right to vote requires a freehold Of fifty
acres in ordinary cases. The Legisla-
ture is elected annually. A Seastor
must be thirty years old, resident
citizen 5 years, and if resident III tho
district must own freehold worth
$500, if nonresident, worth FL 900.
Representative must have resided in
the State 3 years if resident in the
district, must own a freehold Of 500
acres and 10 negroes, or real estate
worth 9150 f; if nonresident must ovn
real estate worth $500. The Governor
is chosen by the Legislature, and must
have resided in the State 10 years, and
be possessed of settled estate, worth
91,5 500. The Lieutenant Governor is
chosen and must be qualified in like
manner.
The people do not vote directly fol
Governor or for President.
There is no middle class in South
Carolina. The population consists
Govt of the towns, which are few Of
planters and sort of peasantry.
The delegates to the Legislature ore
frequently elected by adozen voters, an(
the affair is not uncemmonly settled a
the dinner table.
Trade is considered as no, exactly
suitable to a gentleman. merchants
(retail are called "shopkeopers," a"t
are not upon social equality with :ht
plantcrs.-NorJ0M HSruM.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-01-25
SLOVENLY.

Miss Slippety Slop, in Eer lounging chair.
With face unwasssd, end uneonibed hair,
Floor spotted with grease, ana ss'inod W.,
ink,
The dishes still lying within the sink,
And back IN co. ner the idle broom,
eeryeg for one end Of a spiders loem
The cat in the cupboard --rsts in the meal,
4 basket of stockings out at tho heel
The beds yet unmade, the carpet uns wept !;
The doodle in the clothes basket has crep.
From chamber to Kitchen litter and dust
Fills eyes, nose and mouth, with awful
disgust;
The pigs squeal at the back door in drove;
With lazy hands folded, her feet on ths stove,
And house-work generally lying round loose,
Miss Slippety Slop is a sloven'y goose.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-01-25

MORE DETENTION OF TRAINS BY Snow
Tho train from the East, on Saturday, was
detained till about o'clock, in consequence
of the Iowa City train being delayed by
snow drifts.
S. Since the above was in type, we
have learned that an accident occurred to tire
train near Washington, Saturday, which came
near proving fatal to several persons. While
a number Of workmen were engaged with
the engine and baggage car in clearing the
track OF snow, the engine ran off the track,
breaking an axle and partially upsetting.-
VIM. Cole, engineer, Mr.. Smell, fireman, and
another man were hurt, hut not seriously.
The train which left here Saturday even
ing did not reach Washington I'll I o'clock
Sunday morning, in consequence OF OBJ
struction by snow.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-01-25

E We know OF several young
ladies WHO can read the following lines
with profit. They can play upon the
piano and sing most divinely. They
are locking for husbands, God pro
tect the poor fellows, arg agreeable,
attractive and handsome but So
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-01-25

dition we deem it unsafe for teams on &C
count of the narrowness of the road and
highth of banks. Therefore we would sug'
gest that the road be widened out SO as not
to be less than twenty feet on the surface
and substantial fence to be built on both
sides Of said road not less than four feet high.
ALI Of which we respectfully submit.
s. G.. HILL GEORGE METz
EDWARD STEWART P. 8. Cone
D. 8. BILRs ROBERT BAMFoRD
A. :. WnEs VIM 2. CHAPMAN
WILLIAM PATTERSON NJ. FARNswoRTH
ELIAS CRANE VIM S. LANE
ISAAC SLOAN JAMES II. FRANKLIN
SAMUEL STooKBR, Clerk.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-01-25

MORE BIG Hoes. There was perfect
avalanche of mammoth porkers on this mar
ket last Saturday. Among them was lot
of %, brought in by Jonathan Ady, which
averaged 34s pounds. They were only about
II months old.
Another lot of 28, raised by Marshall
Farnsworth, weighed l0,347 lbs. net, or an
average of 800 lbs. each and all less than
Is months old.
The above lots were delivered at the
packing house of Mr.. c. L. Palmer, to whom
we are indebted for the figures. Mr. T.
slaughtered hog on the LIST inst. which
weighed $50 Tbs. net. This was one OF 90
head of very fine hogs raised by Mr.. Hays
of Buffalo Prairie, III.
Mr.. j. N. Harker, of this county, also
delivered to Dunsmore & Chambers on Sat
urday, % hogs weighing so6+ lbs.' or ar
average Of 4l2 lbs. The smallest weighed
316 and the largest 81 lbs
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-01-25

LABeE Hocs-Wm. Fayerweather, living
about one mile from this city, sold to Weed,
Bridgman & Kent, last week, eight hogs,
(being all he had for market,) averaging
Az lbs, as follows 494--438-42S 400
403-3 92--369--363 total 1896. The
hogs were only about 10 months old. They
were of the McGee stock.
The same firm bought, few days ago,
from Elisha Negus, of Cedar county, ten
hogs, half 8 and half 9 months old, weigh
ing as follows 262--244--235 -235--22e
-224 - 219--2l7 - 2l3-2ll total 2269
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-01-25

[ AVE il store and to arrive, the following stock
L 4 OF Groceries, which We offer to the trade:
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-01-25

Council Proceedings.
Council CHAMBER, Jan. 10.
Council convened pursuant to adjournment. Mayor
and members all present with the exception of Aid.
Williams.
Minutes read and approved.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-12

All the corporate of this conpy shall be e1ercset
gaorun tic irSt oeTd eoqPoed Of George Koi4;
y i! Seoys J04n t2p9 a. 52 ana Tgn R b.
1lt the sG'sSoTs sa he dni eecs sn Of me nT N9h
eSscncs dis charter, election shan be held for
Grt Of Lsceoas, %I'2 a Se b o i s ' s S sc
ton Of the s:Gckioders each holder snail be emitted e
Sny T cjrc" 2 tame pteT5n tie aotion
rcc2i on ie ga! ii T, y s' a,in ttho
that purpose thereafter circumstances may permit
the re c P ~o sis Po%e 5 reeSSs and ?ScsP
G, a oe2 cont2ets ncc:asrv IN the management Of the
re ne o. fEe e ar Of niTeco Xxi appoin one
Of Il Isbe President pro d4rg the absence
or 5cEI1sS Of IKE re i5ent anu ~ ~ ~ " "
The Fsdep sha Be the Psr9n ENC on whom citation ha be
onhs Va On tine f G G R 81 le mon S Or nia eet
inFs wherever in hj5 opinion the Interests Company may
Be ced at the request any any Stock
holders of the Company. .,
Monday Of the months APRIL 6y october January,
eke full n a9a epoF T o s Tea on Tue F' Mon
The board Of directors shall elect Secretary Of
eGse e tne Of he poceeds Of meetings Of The
md of tie Stock holders and the sIe ali
~ ..,on s,cb s,ockno,5er shall, he entitled to one vote
for earb ehare Of SOCK owned by him. such shn
eSce oeen nav APPOINT oieT oehbier to rep
resent them at any meeting Stockholders the Com
md s,rh shall have the right
@ voe eo Stnciloder woul have been entitled TO had he
baen nrrsent himself 1t such meeting.
l H,r Of Directors shall fix the amount compensation
ly-o> rules ppl
MAJ deem necessary for tile Company and
wy ~ M tfn ny,s Of his Stntn aud Ihpr NAV alter
WI wand Tn ssE1e a. occasion nav require They shall
uy and slaves for the and
hoses Of liz Company to make contracts leases mortgages
~ hncaioy ana coporo,ises borrow money
as md huj or cause % be built steam vessels for
| tha CCT,narv
|
ARTICLE
r. ,o,.t Nv ro.;,,otio,, cf onv of tho Diractors
In the event o. ,Ie! " @ @ M -; H. X -
Inc vacancy nan % me- T. =! ti a., ,a gg H." r,,,a
alter Io'l'e Oh 70 'a y H. Iii f;i,f w, H.
ny "ct,!cF III '''s ~. v, W. Hooi ftr
bor'l OF y, 'li ' az P m ,,rrtart IN ri IN
vacancy occurs o.! re az " @ r i l Ia fIla
vacancy ii'!I! III .,!e Oh H. ,,,o ,rI ro
nH i1e footlu "" w. Il a., VIZ t - "a S, l,nlfnr ~, Ell
,ir T,t ~ ;m, If tie E6ord h, haye thc mower to an
| ~ pm ag ~ Sorai, IVA wy ,.;dei far ~ w ~ ~ " ~
F5' AS herein i''0''usu ofs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-12
TINTED SFAFE;&>sT AEgE&GCA-TliEaTA
y Of L.OGLsLANA. ParL-h Of OrcAna. CRY Of Nov Or.

NIFFE!D Sft'!t'fEiEEtsF y " tt&iSf.-Il EHTAFE
~ of I'ouIolA->N' hf'HN VI ''''"''' '9 u NJ" VI
Ie It remetlhere9 th' '4s my, G,9e me, WiiEK
irix and urlaIffrd am, in r.c. oil The Wit
Hr1't7 WI ~. -, ~ ar w WYNN. nj - N ,,,o. -
fetH,hai'y T','Ie ''H Htl,"i ~ i' '''5, vi
Nptrit ~ '1'o '''t' ""N VIZ" ' s ~ ''V d" ''7 i'0
thtie9l- 49,. J., 4., - . ... A.,
+'Ha NJ w.! r , II $500 ~
HoTtHt'hH o. we o. w G.' d , "a, ~ ~ ~! -!
H'e ,le,ieIh : an. ti,nr.' t,h, ~ Irl -I H. f
H." nri hos fy hon rrrpspnc have agreed AID do by
.rnne NJ NAV hprrIer he Joined md nfsociptcd Win
a IN rrr and create CORPORATION under said act 10 Ic
.tyirj Tc Nrchair,' aud AvricumR Fair Association Ct
ia ote OF olisiall md 10 that agreed end
do hy re presents agree and enter 1i
rIss n ,ssocintfon and ulpcruent;
,rr,r,r rrver
rba orOta mama md lille Of the s7acNtinD Snail he
'tTIIE MECH ANTGE' AND AGRICULTURAL FAIR As.
ciiv af Nav Orleaas
ARTICLE
rt ohoct and es, Of the Association IN to nronnte and
In iii Tho yar,us dcnartEnnis n borir,
FOSTER "a ~ T., g. r ~ @ p i
lure ir'luais ,r-"ra,. i
I,ya,orr,ant oF tlc NarIaIjc
'tefdeiI,nE ne e a. al ,,If.. ia ri, ny
ATS iio'e , r. H., nag ~ ,.yaf irfS'. ~
of rnral economy the encouragement Of
ledge upon such ubeCtH by Offering inducements and premiums
therefor.
ARTICLE THIRD.
rb prasdrn of the Association shall be tho proDer officer
r,ron yhnm citation or other pruccss Shall he served.
ARTICLE roURrH
~ s.oek of The Association 5ed nj tho sum
Ir3~I an, rty thousand dollars rrrrrsrulF ed Y sI
for as follows, to-wit:
Twenty cent IN ctSi On ,,e my o. may Ie
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TNSUR ANCE,
CHARTER OF THE LnUlSIANA SKATE
u MlJTIrAL INSURANCE. COMPANY.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, CITY OF NEW ORLEANS

Be y remembered that on hfs ,cn ysovenh Of tho
Of July, in The year Of l Thousand eight hun
bred an sixty Hld Of Independence Of to United STATE" o.
Before me- aws I'anet NotHry Pnlc o W eGpm,
and in presence g. thu witnesses hereinafter "
hesto cSed d"rrTra @ TiS maSs A Of
hs OF %m3 the the SHi9 of eiye to
nnei and agreed and do by these covenant and
Insurance Company for the o;ec and purposes and Under
the obligations 8Dulaos and regulations following, owit
ARTICLE FlsrThe said Company shall be established and
X * @ m TSAM IT, M Hps
raons on or about the t% day Of Sepember lsGD and st
from the date hereof unless sooner determined as provided in
ci n be used by tho officers of he Company having for
eyre the Of Of the Snie of Louisiana, and for al
RE Pidet or ecrcry Of he company shall he the proper
officer upon whom shall be served al citations notice. or other
s s5" process III H'''.. wherein '' '''"' ' o' '"''
ARTICLE sncosprhe objects and purposes Of the Company
FirstIio mike insurance Dwelling houses Stores and
property ogniih loss or damage by fire.
roGtS Bank Notes, Bills Of E%cu.o, and other e'le'yes Of
bo'tomy and rc.omdrna interests and se"eIHy all and
every TO Oh connected with Marine or In
The anp. mag cause ityco rensrred against any ri,k
upon which it shall have u,"le Insurance.
parties to this nc; are declared in ro Of so SD
pany for business furnish their notes we'll approved for th@
of their arb,Cpiion and mate payable on te M q
dent Of lie tonpnny mcinowlcdging have received same
az for premiums N ady,"e; IND such "oss stall he SUBJECT 10
AT rrem,tns for insr@Icc by these parties be
endorsed the notes Of The insured until the same shall aYe
No sncc of suck shnl, any event, be liable for
And in c.se at the maturity OF the given aforesaid
shall remain any balance due thereon nttt the endorse
men Of premiums paid ana ohG %Hm,S OF Inc Iotg S h
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-12

SSREAG EoEAAA
CLUsKEY's POLITICAL TEXT BOOK.
Encyclopedias,
BvM W CI.USEhY, Washington, D. Q,
Itcontains, among other things,
Tho verons Party Platforms.
The Kvrges Legislation of Congress-.
Governors Geary, Stanton and Walkers inaugural Ad
Senators Green Douglas Come Nessrs Stephens
an The mnierl portion Of the Kansas Nebraska Ri
TSe remicn Wonteonery Sc ~ and English Bis The
votes on each House Indeed ciSen,Sl
SPPsFs5n"s to the same 'R'o"S '''|' ''''
TIe bred Scott Case
The Constitution of United States.
Weshnson's E 595f veil 40 Address,
Virginia and kentucky Resolutions Of i39S an" w. Public
Lands and able documents against it, with l history Oh ne
President Pecss Of the INDECENT Insane Land Bill
history Railroad Grants by Congress- Win tAe voice
Prsdcnt Picrcos Message vetog the River and H"Fb01
Tie School Land Bin and votes thereon.
The Clayton BGlyyer Treaty. -, c,-
Fxtr0cts Speeches tor md GsSfn SiTGry and Ahor
Mr, Toombs' Boston Lecture on Slavery ,on,onco
S Sss TePn 1 and Williams Letters Bargain and
n NJ: ca na1TS Port Hi Address uo...or
The Maysviie Road Veto
4 history of Party Conventions. - ~, po,i.;os
Power Of the supreme Court tna s.uo s,,n,ect
Nv h W.T. ad M Mn9ES FsR3 a4V @saH
Organization, and Hon. A. H. stu"FPs Letters S'sn0d ao
0f Eenneh Raynsrs Speech Philadelphia in November 1874
ShA hstoTy Of viii he the var0ns Tgrts
F[yg5 o. ' Albany yscc and Gale Letters.
History Of tho >Isxasn Of Texas ~, 10,
Opinion public ca the power oil o'9i ' he'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-12

LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City Of New OrleaIs.>
Be it remembered, this Sh day of October 1850 before
me- subscriber of the Peace in and Tor the CITY
aforesaid personally appeared TUYES President and D. '"
HINCKS Secretary Orleans Mutual Insurance
of New Orleans who being duly according 10
law depose eny the accounts just and
true transcript from the books of said Company
], TUYES, President.
j. W. HINCKs, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed me- day B. 1860
ARTHUR SAUCIER,
Third Justice the Peace the Parish Of Orleans
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ZUU shNTs9 q BIUU each. 81 EU "
Making totaA capita of twenty hosand dollars TO be
dv led into hundred shares Of hundred dollars zach,
wh amount ts been paid up in ful: It is di5tncy Under
and agccGt7 StockhoHGr SHALL be held liable re-
sponse the ts OF the Company il any
futhc than i: amount Of his stock shall he he b
anT further alI shall a2y in6rmRly, in organizing
any other circuance have the effect of exposing the
holder Liability beyond the aHount Of his stock sail
any info 7naiy Gea in the organization Of tho Company
nullify tic charter.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-12

reefs DIS lfTres de la compagnt.
4. BRO7EER, President.
JA%1:1 Il. WHEELER, Stcreta=e.
Err ~. IA LOUISIANA,
Parosse d ORLEANS VILE de ia %l'eOrtau7,
Sousc7t par deynnt moi lie a1ne jour d7 imVer
1851. D. +. MlItlltl'H
in- 9nt JUICE de Pafx d. il Sc .onGc Cour.
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eas-s,,,as.ss5e E.sISS esi" TEGTFA-Dr. J. WEsT
sfs ~ St. Charles street. continues to supply the
LOSS Of TEETH without wires springs,
%lI - upon his principle of self adj eson Ibis
method has procured him universal nppobaon md reSe
Eenled Us bengl he Ingenious 1yse OF supplying hhil
FICIAI TEETH hitherto invented and in AL cases restoring
nerect articulation and ascaon, and perfect and natural
r. appearance defy detection by the closest observer b
VESTS melhod OF filling teeth with geld combines ali the modern
Those Interested will And these statements to tie
entirely scrupuiouF correct Dr. W returns ms shcee
nnls to The inhabitants Now Orleas and vicinity for the
extensive prsctco they have favored him with for the last hteen
rnar5 Office and residence liz ST. Charles arae second DC
EL S,o ,r ,ret+s Strcr. ae5H
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from the books Of the Ctsapany ,u,,r,r r.,.
JAMES II. WHEELER Secretary.
STATE LOuIsIA.=4.
Parish Of Orleans, City Of Nv Oricans,}
and Subscribed beo!e this Hh day Of Jai1ary
1861. y. F. MITCHELL
Sec3a1 Justice Of the Pc1ce.
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UNION BANK OF LOUISIASA,
New ''rIcNNs JNN 5. 1861. :
BALANCES UNCLAIMED, PUBLISHED IN CON
ID i0niiy with OF the Legislature, approved lth March

E1ESNFR ACADEMY, PARISH JEFFO PERSON
VICTOR SCHELIIIA, PRINCIPAL.
Tho 81 x Semi Annual Session Of this Institution will
,nnrs an FRIDAY March l. For prospectus address The
I,inai,ai ar Knnnar Parish Of Jefferson. nj In
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The pnrPss for which this corporahn :s been tced to
Orleans ard Fad River, convey prDd the walk Of aad
Pivar with greater s"ey aHd facility, t7 cnpenEG from
End the City RI View Orleans and gcney all fG that
may Offer Gzo passengers, the United t mall cc, IN
go1d and safe Stcsboas bn navated Otc s9i5a II and
l:ei and also afford the 1i:ies rsaents
ami citizens ot? rters where the Board II Directors 2
Company may dcs1 Il advisable send az Of the boat3 In
ch this Company shall hereafter be Interested and !o
al the purposes be5nsing and Incidental 10 tie navgaol
aud their E.tiIrariea.
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IlySURANGE.

lie - A' 'N'''- i'-'''N't' '"'' fN
foregoing to be true copy of the orgnaexan
ID my current register.
In faith whereof grant these presents under my
IL. and the impress fny seal of Office New Oreans
aioreEHid this 9th day Of July, 1860.
ED"ARD BARNETT, Notary Public.
The undersigned, Recorder Of Mortgages for the Parh OF
OTies CCc that the foregoing Charter has been this day
recorded in Society Book No. 4, Folio Al.
New Orleans, 18th July, 1860.
fy3I nuG Is 2jN JOHN HOLMES Recorder.
RFFlCEG OF THE SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE
Y COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS.
vnrnTH ANNUAL sTATEMENT
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STATE LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans. City of New Orle ms.
BE 1t remembered shat this 10Th day Of March, 1860, be
fore the subscriber Jutirc Of the Peace in md for the
city aforesaid personally appeared Charles Briggs President
aud H. p Janvle Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance
Company New Orleans who being duly according
law do cpoe and say that the above accounts just and
true correct transcript the booa Of The Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
II. P. JANVIE2, Secretary
and subscribed before this 2h day of March
1860. D. +. MITCHELL.
Second Justice Of the Peace for the Parish OF Orleans
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NYWENG,..........DTE AdCS...........DYElNG
JBCNTEMPS. DYER AND sGOURER,
No. SO Bourbon street,
Vas tbo bopcr to inform public that he has Inst a8aEed
I SDasg6 of the Dyeilg Es0SiehleRt No 70 RoyG! street,
md That he will continue heretofore with the caretal atEe
ton for which he 10 celebrated ,--.,-
The manner in which he last twelve years be has salts
sA be numerous customers OF his establishment on BouIbah
arae Ia guarantee those VIVA may honor him With then
-
ITALIAN MARBLE. OF VARIOUS DIMENSIONS
- BA2EIIJ CO.,
gelSN o. common a"es'
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JEr object for which ms corporation has hae formed ia
r1Gfin Steamboats, or the transportation for compensation
zcners, rei.ts tie Ened States mails e., from New
Oens Shreveport Jefferson, and above the Res River Raft
aud a,f intermediate landings.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Pa it remembered the ninth day May, icj) before
Inc Justice Of the Peace in and he city
personally appeared Henry PeychAnA Sent |
I3Hs I.arHe Secretary of the Hope Insurance Company
New Orleans. who duy according Is law do de-
nose AVID inst E and
f,rr,ct from books of SAID company.
II. PEYCHAUn. President,
LOUIS BARNETT Secretary.
Sworn to and before this nnth day of May,
1860. ARTHUR StttiEk
Third Justice OF the Peace for the Parish of Orleans.
The Board Directors this day decared cash dividend
Of Unity Der cent capital paid in Of this Company o.
the net earning year ending the Seth April, 1861
able in acCOrd Sh Article IWelth OF the ShhFte OF Saln
Company. tO-wt:
Ton Il, cunt pad IN, pnyable on demand
stockholders THEN "nl representatives on and after III
2N instant the balance be credited inStament
the uupud stock notes. -,
II. PEYCIIAUD. President
S. PTlASSAN Vice President
LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary.
ECT0RS.-
s. Plassan, 4. lntNrest. + Malochee,
G. II. Kernion Thos N Blake, IS San're.
| P Oueyrolze F. Moreno, II. PeychAud.
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The Board Of Trustees have resolved pay Six per
on outstanding certificates of profits
Monday May next and redeem and that
date Scrip Of the year 1853 they have rer
cared scrip dividend Of Thirty Three and One Third per
the premiums Of the year ending eUAn2 1860
which certificates will first day Of
June, 1860.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. CARRIERE. Vice President:
H..
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PUpT rYoYraro
EDWARDS RES 4
TAURANT eh3#5 "
No. Is Union street,
between 81 Charles and Carondcst Streets New eans La

IT, pnhc and the r9nd Of the undersigned are here
It the above establishment
tilted ~. ernher ~ '''' ''e" oleh SiDce the L. ~
~ hos c9nnodions and vel, venlaed and tho Jocs.
,;o a convenient to business and one Of the rscst
an III me oe and faini1ies NAV he had AZ r
, and fnnfIa5 Iii b. 'H9Pii.d N tls shortest notice
Nnes ~ n .-CtFpSo II SUFFERS for Ralls and Snf-ees
ESQ " " o.J III ~ en1'nJed in the principal Res
aarsn Of Ills M ee2 &9Es b;I sn?%isdEs Of ths
fflsine which he il condfe1f M ntpc nun osn5fy those
Who my the establishment Nth oer f5F Fggi.1rD