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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-11

CrIrivsrIoN % THr SrnawnErrY.
ManY persons arc deprived 90 the iaHar,
% plate OF good sira~herrie.. 1prcaa.e
th~y entertain the idea tlst ihr crop 4. a.
unocriain one. and difhcu.t 60 rar.e-and.
therriorr. SO not aftctupi b.. S1rh Is not
ibe case. The sirau5crry is a. easily PRO-
duced a. ibe potato. and wiih scarcely more
labor. The proccss Is simply fL.s.
Get good plants AM 80 tiern a. soon a.
the srouud j. In favorable condition IN he
spring which NAY BE- from the middle 90
the las, q April Even later than ihi. vii
answer. Have ihe soil iu such condition. a.,
would bring a good crop % corn. and ratb.
er mois'. fhan dry Set two rous q tlc
plants one foot apart. each ~av. ard tben
lease path TIRE feet vide. tthc close
o. The second or tairi year. iet co. runnsr,
hii ibis paia. and that ~iii make nea bed.
Wbcn you wi make path Of fhe original
bed In this way thc plants mss oc-spr
the sane P'eee % groaad for an indefinite
time
Keep thc weeds out aiuavs. Cut Of al
the runners until you ~i.h them Co cover
ihe path. keep che sal aolcraf,ly r.,b.
an eve the plants plenty o. uaier. AID
fair crop Nil never fail
Caters Seeding. lfovev'. Secdr-r.
kussel. Iuou.rbe dc GaHI. Whson. Al
banv Boston Pine. Esr'y V.-r.ria. and
bn- Fic~. ARE good varieties. select
those oest suited to yosr taste.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-11

Proper Tenperatnrs for Cunning
Fer fsw ~c,ks past tLe Farmers Club
h. devoted cou.Idrrsble time 20 the dr.
cussiou ofbui;er. making. AMI much diHer-
enoe Of opinion sas eiicised IN rvca-i 10
the proper teupetsiuIe for charming but
ter.
q has long been kno~n that 'bs charming
Of butter Is simply a mechanical operation.
working no chemical change In the consiii-
uent. Of the cr~srn. The butter exists in
The milk forming 4 p 20 . Il per cent Of
its weigh. bat each little globuir = inclos-
ed IN an exceedingly delicate membranc.
whieb prevents the several globul-s from
adherrng together. BY THE PROCESS u
eburning these m~n,branes arr Won ~
broken. thus allowing the several clobules
70 come together IN a single mas. Al
temPegfure 5elo~ about CO.. thi. WHOA
VII no, take place. while Al = fe~ degr,es
higher temPcratur~ the csscin 81 The unik
vii ninsle with the butter. giving The bet
ter whits color and The SAVIOR 81 cleese.
The best butter Is obtained "a ihe lowest
Temperature az which the butter vii cone.
and THIS j. sariousiy stated a. from IS 10
60 degrees The diHcrencc % opinion nav
rrsuit from difference IN the sarnpie. q
milk tired BY dIflrrcut Observers. o. il nav
be due 10 The fact that IN some eases The
Temperature vas observed before ibs sburn-
ing commenced. and tbcu tbe i-uperaiurc
Was raised several dcgrcrs ~ fhe churning
IL was stated IN a rrcsnt number % The
Mechanics' Magazine. that Mr. Reuuie
raiscd ihc ienprrafsrc q water. bv simply
charming IL. % tie boiling point Whiie
engaged iu experimenting 90 tie evolufi ion
Of heat b. the agitation 90 water. b. pct ten
pounds Of water info q chgrn which revols-
81 a. the rate o.. 232 revelation, pr niis.
Ute p; the tempera,ure % the water rose TO
thc boiling Point. znl an cgg Va boiled
bari in % in siK minutes
II ihr hrmcrs throa.hoat ths country
would buy thcrmouacfers o. ihc pu-pose.
and ~ouii aiwass have tbr cream 90 en- to
Sc degrees teaPeraiarc uLcn ih-y charu g..
The average quality Of our batter ~ouli De
very mech Improved. and an immense
amount Of labor IN ehurning would b. .av-
ed. Thermouictcrs Eifhoat eases are most
suitable Tor measuring abe Gel. pcrstsre o.
huiis. a. thcy NAV b. easily cleaned after
Immcr,lon. >eieatifc An
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To BOYS svre IN a carpsnter's shon. One
dsisrmiued 10 make a thorou-A workman.
he other !" didnt eare- one rssd snd
studicd. snd coi books thar woad make
him understand the principie- Of his trade
lie speni bis evenings Al hone. reading f,
the other liked lun the bcst lie weni 81
Nth other BOYS 20 ave " good times %
% Come Dc voun ohcn ssy 20 III. shop
mate. o. leave y0ur GA books; 20 18th -
What's ere use Of al ihis reaiinsg- M
waste these golden mo@euts.~ ~as TIRE an
s~vr. d. ! shall lost What can never. new
cr nskc up."
Mhiie ihs boys vcrc stiil sppreniiccs an
ofrr Of 5000 appeared in the ne~spapers
ior the plan II Safe House. 70 be bsiit
IN one Of the Eastern Staies
The studious boy sa- the Advertisement.
and Determined 90 ~ Tor a. Aher oArcfal
study he drc~ bis plans. and sent then 20
fho oosnHi,tve. ! suppose b. did not rial
iy expect % gam The PriEe siin there -
nothing iike trying.
Ia ~as not long before a oom-iiiee OF
gentiemcn arrived a. abe ca-I,euter'. shop.
and asked q an Architect by the name u
-meutionine the boy T. name-Hved ibe-e.
' No. sAij the earPcnirr. - no architect
have goi an apprentice By that name.
- Lit SO hia'. 20 saia The committee.
The young man Va. called. and sure
crcuph Lis plan Lad bven accepted ard
thv 5000 were his.
The cuumiitee then sail ~ must pat %
The buildinr; ard THE employer "a. 50
proud Of his succcss. thsf b. viilngly gave
hin his time ard iet Lim 90.
This sto'iloas oarpenter boy became one
OF the trst srchitecis Of our country. lie
male iortune, and stands high IN The es-
teen 81 evvry BODY; ~hiie ~ fcno~ ap.
prentice car hardly sa-n b. his daily labor.
daily bread Tor himself and family.
Mho loses youth OF improvement. loses
ihe best hesioning ~bieh boy can nAks
b. hie
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The Singer Sewing Machines

nUR LITTER a FAMILY SEWING
- 'hiNt b isft rafatnE -oril-ui ar rsfars-
ttua A. ts trfrr1 iautf fhr tu-sf nrI rts.rr.t
sss s.esf tssufifai ef sii Fansi, ~,.i-r Msrk.-..
fei 1890 te fh- pahiir. Ne ai tsr Fsnas -
- hschtnr has - narF rerteI snfharres 90
itru'r'ng. Aia-iing FertrE. Trrk.rF Caftrfi ur
lsanrrags trs.'lug. 1.1i....a. rltrr trrrrrr A.
raf'arri' o. frrsf Vaftrfr rf saft N 49, -
81 kfats af eaath. ed 80 r. I kfaf. ~ tbr..f
hfra' frl rrrraf f-aIru-ru.lnfs raske 90 s.ls
- ..G NJ tfrr .resf rri 49, r.af r..sf N.rat
Hri ul.sf rtffata fa srrarr Eel 81 rnfss Il .rss.f
1 -.skrs CO. fr.rr'.r krN rfrrh sh.rh ii a. 80
silfea Anraa- A. aa- -s-- 81 49, IS .. '--.s-
ts cararlft. eta 49,. at giaerr, 80 ts 90 ths
.rfrrr isuff ~e~iar Msrhtae. cor Fauiis
-f-fa- MIDI 30 taishri .r rh ssfr snt -
IHlsfts afrlr.
ras fsit.sr Cs-e 81 the Ftsa,s NsrA.a-
l-ee 20 euualnr so uransh.u of M a..-f rsrfai
A.a'- u rfefrrrs 80 rrsrhrrr - hra uat in asr
si''rto.s sat sratsfanl.aI fshar o. .astsra fte
rofA- Biz srrse rf a. rssrs aaf ..l th~
fa''fsi ~e--'is. ars fn.shsi ia a. stu.rirsf 80
'atf.r'i a'a'-f Trssiilie. efr~fs st-fusf 80
ta tar sr.ast rasfis go sa.sft 1raa.fr.
u 30 a'raiaf-.r aFrr-s.Ie e. 90 90 fnrn.i, 81
ra'as ia orfsile-, % ss Eel siz- ot i.s rrsai ca
rrrr'r rr. lrarfr.
I. ts fssf trra..rg 80 rsua'sr 60 rssntf, ss-i.r
af eer AaHaisrfafia. aasrh fres ar~ &C. r.srafsr
rrrrr IrI r.rarf.
r. His..t oa,-rs ore -sii -,rs.ll-l -i,h "a.
49,. tAfrat. esssss. s.i. a.. 81 The s.ss b-.t
Trshff.
49, g. Fs~ruttr
IUE ~tNeEk NANFFACrT RING go.
e. Bee. ~ar. Nrs "a.
nrstan uE,rr. - Wsrasrr -
n. "A. YOUNG. Ago.. st NoEesr
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htrnsn. ss-Ara rrurtaf Frrr.sfs hfff af rnr
Eel. uttarn nat Go ne Crarff oI psfrrt. on ths
ftirt farsfas Eel Nsr ~. Ice.
IN fhr r-rrtaa III O. e.. Anlrers. tsuaf..ltn n
~ teru- : tehh af N,rssf. arr farl. rrsYfrE
o. tcrase o. ewes cfrtsrs susasi cf rrtsas.ai
lr1Terts b. ~ rasrrhssr "a fsfu 81 az t-ushf
ai $40 sa1i
prirf-d. thai fh- ss,i rstrsea-r ris~ CO.,
49, a. sii r~rsaas fnrrr. sist a. caastag ccrF
1T thls arr-r FL. o. rshf,- BED fhrrf urrkssurtr.-
sirriF ia a. psfarI Dec a nru paper rrfnf-
81 ia rsrts ts ssff Cea-fs that fhev mas arfeaf
at a frehatr Cassst te - hrit fa F.rt. On 30 a.
fue-tsf ef NJ .~sf. at tra a.c.ark sn ths i-r~-
neoa. aal she- ssu-~ or 49, thes have. -hy ths
snn~ shnuif rof f- r. 'Inurt
o. ~. WOODBURY. Jutrs.
Auas eos -attrst-
Hosss. E.s .f.r.
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oNEN. Il nay D. very pleasant ttrr-
ior q man slose cattle have lo,i I0O or lUl
pounds oi fiesh thc pat ~ia,rr. Co cav ,i.t
= ibey are IN j1-t Eood ~ork.ns order.
Buf q cattle or borses are ru1.nirr d,sr.-
hcsh. ilcy are in jlst tlc worst coalition
ior beng Put o. hard work Tbrv u.a.i te
vel led nov a. Any rair. add thoroughly
groomed- GIVE a par of cattle arcrk of
corr meal daily uPou hay 90 corn stake.
COS lp and soaked to ID Lours. uah sg
the god bsy thy vii ear. Alov theui a
long booming wafer r.g-iariy three i.ae.
day see faai ilr yoke. 3D. not pinch or
gall theaa. AID r thcy do. or heir nr,ts
ere ,enirr. frst wash and then Jas or bind
folded r.o,hs ~et r.tb coli wstsr. spoa ,te
spots ior an hoar or Co. before work TIE
saue irca'uert ls good ~ gall. also.
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Nt--..' ''.'''is 49, a. -
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MHsr Dnors uut Yor Eusrs Tbi.
i' 10 hr'i 1asstion ior your deri.iss
Mhat earrf.es ri gram o- roots 10 to.-
.oi hrsf ffel to --.lae-s VIII r n,v
aes' tar goo fo ero~ corn. potatoes. ca.
Barley. beans. &r.s Tts ra- t... 81. A.
ciied ,y rriereu-s Oh goar pasi e4rr-e--.
arl ly ol.frtaslan Fl sour re.rla.-.. on
era'lors. D. BE- better r5 a1art te r-lt
slni of crops fo e. soI ratt.r fba. trr D.,
a-apt ile rod to tte crops LIS uiH psv
hest fo ra.sr pofsfocs or barley rather .tsn
corn ari beans or oa... 90 BE- for yoar aI.
vantage so 81 d1. arI rl-. rr-rr. SO aav
rafe a. noi confines io raise a certain crar
leaf a'ef scar supiy hecaase 500 hsr.
heen arcusfo1ei ta gree f. a-d uth.st
regard to thc rr1ff .f ttr operation. Care
sa.ali te eKerrisel. tovever. rot fe -sr.i.
vn'e more fhaa IA ueI I'll done. AID ~
Cd ,treui q hu.e ma1are arI l.--e
amount cf labor over great area a DE-
t.s srI iore b. shat rays Tis tslf 81
trying Oh r..f.rafe more lard fbar ue a-.
ABB ia take care % popcrg is one Of fhe
Esea'est mistake. in our system ~ farm o..
erafious. lErrtanee.
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ONroED. ss.-Ats Cert of rruhtie hsif 81
Fsris. sHhis 49, g. a. Cessss 81 oSs.ri. 60
~ thrd fsestsv ai NJ. a n ICES.
ny prtHtsa el tthh e. uaIisai. Gaafi,an ef
~ h~nrf 'atli ot Canoe. e. i.lstar lIsar rrtf -
90 o. iicra-. ia srn ant ransfr rcaf estate b.
ipaging - $50 vsfa ts ~ aaaauaf 81 80 at sa
stssata grsu- oarr e. -aulr.
oreered. fhatfhe satf frtr.rn~r rivr go II ts
allpsrsens tufrrsstsi a cassirg cors eta ar-
drr to - ru Nshef srrks surrrssIs~if fr fhr
oxlefd ncusrraf. pl iafet a- farts. fhaf thrs
so appear ats l-rntstr taartia tt hrldatt'sr.s
o. sac Caunis. ea tt- thift russtas of NJ
srst. sft~n EEL ne ciark fu thsfersror= So
shaa rause. if 49, th~r ave. uhy fhs ssur
shouh nof % al.a~rf.
o.. ~. RODRUgN. Jafgs.
Auruscsps --sffrsi. = tlaHus. Rrgtsfrr.
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farmers department.


Al ~ aft- 80 - $1,000 reftsiuisx to ~. 80
elo--'s aukea = Eriher. $50 iuisuu-tsis cca-
uectec slth Agtscaltufe.-
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nfFosn. fs -- a. Crart ri Ffatafs h-.r sr Fsr.
pol. s.ftla sna 90 fh~ t.urfr fell Oat.r.. .a
~ p r--..f al AZ. q. 20. Ises.
NFtilltM "a. GODDARD. Ts..af.r 81 .L-
W ls-f a .I raI te-raar-at ri ~ ..f.... t..tt..f
-.'~ RI IrHr. M sa' faraf 'rrl assH 500. i.
rrr-ra'r- h.s o. cd 81 srra.af .f sIr.....-s
t..n . Iar rsra.r TT esd .er-s.rf o.. ...-.....
hterrrf lhaf a. ssr Tterrr.r ave ..
f Fr-rf 'nfrr-s-r' h4 raas.-r s CPS .f
Ia.s ar.-f fl. .- .sr-t tr.-. 80. .........
.a f.r ns.rt n.r..ra. .r.r.rf af Pace. ft.f
- aaf a..rrar afs fr.I..Ie C.a.ft FL. g. t-If .t
tarf .a s-.t tHurfr. ra ft- a. Ts-.fss I'll 81.
afh.f rr cha .r 40 I.rr....r .-.i .tf-
'r a...ae.
q. "a. W0OuETEN. J.ffs
'r .a..rsr H.nns T.......
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y 'ii' t .frs.rs cog rr. r.rar..rs srr
y t.r.a rt. Itaf .s a.- -.ra. b H.-.
Fl. Do 90 saf e..rt r.aa-r ass ss.
~ el artts ri - rs f-..r..r
liElN a.. uRwffN
Irgrturl. AarI q. l-es.
NNiIit H h~H.F lrr. ..ar r. A. q cd.
y t..ss be- 90 81 80 cd .-.-. -.
arr r..r .rsfaH I..s rr E..f ....
.aI.rl.r II .-.f.... ... .a lI s.r..... ....
rff ...s .I H.r .....r....rr
WASHINGTON lOrFI--
N.rarr. A.. H. r-Fa
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Dr. i-'i. better ras sc'l in Ro.tesrr.
Ncv lork ior 10 cents ~ pound.
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J " WOODBURY. Jslr-


'tFnEn. sf-Ata Caart .f rr.fars hrl .t
inr.f. eHnfr - Go ftr farrrs ..r ffr &C.,. ID.
ttr p iurr.st 20 49,. = %. les
a. - T-r.I.aa rf Frr-rs Hrrra 49, 81 S.
- a.t hr.-s a.t ar N.r-as o.. sa.f tar-.. 60.
crs-r- ffsr..g 90 ar a.s..lr.. ..r III r.- ..s.a.
.. rfrsfr .f arI arr h-sta.
hr.rrrf. Itaf Gao sal. Tet....-r r.s- ii.
hre t. II. Trrrrs .rlrrrs-.' ts rsr-.re 4. .-.s 90
iht- artrf fa tr .s.r. tarr~ -esss ..----..s.-
y 81 Go tsinr. De- rr.-.sf atF .sl. ~.
w. nsf aIrrar IA fr.t...r taart f. .- hrLI ID
faf.s .a sa,a t.aufr Cd ta- lt.t q urstsr I'll Nss
$50 at Co. a, fer rtsk .a 3D. l.rra..-. go 49,
eaas~. " sa' t-rr tarr, -hJ .t~ ssa.e .hasl 49,
D. grar.rf.
81 WoouET ~ T.fr.
'rHr -.rt-a ursf.. 4. :. Hrras. Ere.st.r
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oNFoEn. ss-A tsart % Probate 49, ~
Pare tn aal 80 ~ frsarr 90 o. Errf. 90 fhr
thir. fa~sits ef Ma. Z ~ lee.
m ~ r-sif'isa Al ~ Neil. Gssrfisr TT
" Chsrirs Z. ii-stir af u..rrr hrar- oi n II.
" besdtr tfrr ID Hsekt-i .ircrasr.i. nrsst.g o.
trra-e - - r-ai --isrr hel-ag.sg ta saff ssrd-
tas azasaat ri : 40 a. a. straatag-aas of-f
Ordered. Tai che ssif fst,fiou~r give a..f I'D.
o. ai Prreras iufrresfea. hf causrr rary of IA %
rfder fs - rutifshrd fhrss ~rrks surrs-irris fn
49, ostarl feunrrsf rftnrrt af Fafls. fhal thrs
raaF nrprar at frohaf~ Nasrt tr D. Bed f.
fffts. 60 the fhaff tsrsiay af Nsy a-st. af
tsa of ths clssk 81 ~ ff-uoaa. aa.i sh~~ caus~.
" 49, thrg have az tie sam- shouid 80 -
Ersrlrl.
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osFesb, ss-Ats Cert of Froiats. heff 81
fsrs. stihla snc iar th~ Caunfs sf orf.rl ai
fhr fhfrd iuesfHF ef Me-. 4. ~ l-es
~ p~tatfoa of 4. ,. Jark-ra. Gnsra,ar af -
VJacks.a cl al. ntnar h-trs oi Mart a q
Jsrksaa is.r el Nor~as t-crssst. r.ras,.r. 60 a.
oea-s to - sd caus~s r~ai r-sts h~ts-rtar ta
so ~arts, is ~ salaasf af $50 "a 60 sfrs..a-
g-oss 49, g. ~ -arrr.
nrter~t, Ihaf fh~ satf reiffaar~r eve ua-
tfcrio Ell rcrss1s ia-rrrstrf. hs raus.rr rrrt e
be or.--f O. h. lrish 81 ftrsr kssurressfse-
u f' tae oniort neauorrst o. nfr. af Pace. that
lars 49, arprar at frohaf~ a. cd to 30 heLf af
farts on satt touaft en- fhr thtrf Tursfas ri
" arNf- af tra af tar rlrck ta 10 t.fsr..aa
ani 49, csas~. Of eos t1ss have, hy ttrsans
shoala uol Do Ersnirt.
Ew WOODBURY. .Jsafe
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s.HnnnS R.r..-..

osfsrl. ~ atsurt ei Fr.ib-te hsit 81 Pa
o. 80 &C. thr grarfr ~ Oxf.rd. o. 80 thtrI
Trrsist al NJ q N. ISss.
IN rrfffffa afCharrs Nurfrr. f;r1sr 1faa 81 r W.
" n .. fnss "a als- aiasr hetrs 81 &c., "A
frss. atr af ftsetHr~r .lrrrasrf. rrattug c. o..
cea-r to --i aal caaFrs r..si est.tr ra sNrhanrr
g. afher rrai estate
ordsr-t, That thr .stt r~tr ionrr gise ustscs
o. aN I-fsoas iatrrrrtrd ht ranstr a r.rt 81 90
efI-r ia e. aa,sssh~t shrrc scrks srrrrssfTrIs sa
~ % etri p-ua..rrsf .uatrr -.ri.r-S o. sar.
81 ra satl t'ouais. thaf fhrr .as arrrar o. Pro
hais Cs.sfs to 10 led at Pare 80 ihirt rac.-
azs 81 NJ nrsf. I'll 60 o.rtHtk q ne larrr-..a.
I'D sar~ cFusr. 81 49, as hase. 80 the
saur shea.l uof D. grnuisf
= n. WpOnRf Ply J~Fe~
4 Ir-c r.----.--.--- J = m-E... ILL.,
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= '''''|
ofFasr. sf-ft a Cs1rt 81 Fr..fst- h-Lf Ii
farls. -.fh.n f1f 90 fte C.rrfr RI nnf-rf. o-
- - la-stsr oi NJ. 4. o. i-ss
w 'nrs-I. l..arrs ar.r.r.nfrH f. 81 "a cd ~.
Il ~ 81 fh- rrai rsf1rr "a afa..- T-r-h.rf h--
RI t~fnrl drr~asr. fa trr -ries II .ltf f-.r. a.
aaF.ar rr'araet 30 sarra-f f. ttern r.ar..f-.f
'e,a 'tr fr.t.a.e afl fer-rhrr sI.t r--.r f...-.
IIrrrs.n.
~ 49, ordered. thaf go. hrfrs give nrfir~ o.
aII r~reaas fnfrrr-rrt ~ raasinr i r.r, .f IL !.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF ORLEANS, CITY OF NV ORLEANS. )
sworn to and subscribed BetoFe me- this 2Uh day of March,
1860 EDMOND MEIJNTER
Third Justice OF the Peace the Parish OF Cr!eaus
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The Board Of Trustees have resolved to declare Sp dyt
dend OF thryGye per the net earned participating
premiums for the Guiding 18th February ~ which
certificates will DO issued after le ID day of July
The scrip Certificates Issued for the year $50 will re-
deemed also six per interest ON all outstanding Certa
Gates Of Scrip will be paid the Monday Of May
1866 to the holders thereof their legal representatives
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. CAR2IEEE Vice President.
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The above statement is just and correct transcript
fr IN the books Of the Company
CHARLES BRIGGS President
J. P. ROUx Secretary
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prepared annual policies well trsyelers'
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It is amusing to witness the envious contortious
OF some people who die thousand deaths from
malice and chagrin, before the last dread day
when they are summoned TO mingIe with their
mother earth. Although we have not noticed in
our paper the generous social kindness bestowed
upon us BY few partial friends in New Orleans,
we have discovered in two or three instances, a
snarlng disposition to bring us and our private
affairs unpleasantly before the public It is not at
all unprecedented that a gentleman should receive
substantial evidence of the appreciation OF friends
will be much surprised to learn that it has been
sought to convert their kindness into injury, A
few gangrened specimens of human nature have
endeavored to Barnumi2e us. They insinuate that
these courtesies received by us; aud which were
made known through other mediums than our own
paper, were actually advertising speculations
without substantial reality. We can afford to scorn
and laugh at these destinations.
jackson Nississippian.
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CELEBRATION BY THE MOBILE CADETs.-The
surviving members of this gallant company cele
brated the anniversary of their march to join the
army of Virginia, which took place four years ago
last Monday, in reunion dinner at Denechaud's.
Among the invited guests were Admiral Semmes
and the members, of the Mobile press. The Regis
ter says:
Our Mobile readers will remember that the Ca
diets sent two full companies to the field, one to
the army of Virginia and the other to that of Ten
nessee. They were composed of the flower of our
Mobile youth, and few companies in the war car
ried with it SO large share of the sympathes and
anXietes of the domestic circle and of acquaint
ances and friends. The list of the dead and the
mutilated limbs of so many of the survivors. attest
how well these young soldiers performed their
parts and how nobly they answered with their
vaor and blood to the expectations Of their friends.
After enumerating the toasts given, ETC., the
Register concludes:
The regular toasts over, the flow Of talk and wit
and personal toasts 'grew fast and furious.r
Their noble old chief, Gen. Lee, was not forgotten
nor their brigade commander, the gallant Cullen
Battle nor yet their first colonel of the Third
Tenant Lomax, who fell in their first fight at
Seven Pines, At half-past eleven we regretfully
took our leave of the brave boys, who seemed
10th to break up the reunion of comrades and to
give over the teeming memories of the eyentful
years in which they lived and marched and suf
tered and bivouaCked and fought together We
may add that there was not word dropped within
our hearing that could be tortured into disloyalty
to the government of the United States, The
Cadets anniversary will be held as green spot in
the memories OF those who participated in it.
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