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ONCE. 10 CarondeIet Street
p#c. bor,, fyor, IN ~


This copagy continues to Issue Policies eganst Loss q
RTYERs the ctrreHt rates of premium. - -. -
The SUBSCRIPTION BOOZE to The CAPITAL STOCK
the Company still open it's office for those VINO desI
avail themselves Of advantages ofASH DlN1DENI5s
which the charter Of the Company confefs
TRUSTEES
JAMES HEWITT Of Hewitt Merton & Co.
JOS w. CARROLL, 4 Of Carroll, hoy & CO.
". A. JOB NsON, Of ". A. johnson %.
j. w BURBRIDaE, Of J. w. BurbTdge u Co.
j. / NOBLE OF Battle 4 Noble.
MOSES GREENWOOD, Of d. Greenwood 4 Son.
ALFRED HUNTINGTON, of Huntington - Bro.
j. G.. BROWN. ofCunnninRs, brosn q Co.
JOHN PHELPS, OF John Phelps Co.
, MARIHALLJ j. SMITH, OF Marshall j. Smith Il Co.
l. CAULFIELD, of Keep 4 CANNED.
JOHN CHAFfE 3D. Of John Chafe 4 Bro.
L. II. TERRY, of Lacey Terry Il Go.
j. D. BLAIR, OF J d. Blair 90.
7. A.sCOTT, Of U. M. Scott q Co
WIN BALL. -.... of'Wheelock, Finlay q Ball
ALE. H ISAACS0N, ofIsRacson, Seixas q Co.
P. s. WfLfZ of Pauche Witt.
RICH ARD MILLIREE, Of MflItksn q Brnger.
SAMUEL E. MOORE, of Sam Il. Moore u Co..
WIN II. HENNING ofWm. 81. Henning d 90.
u. MoNf IL VANCE, thyme, Vance q Co.
HUGH MEEOLL.
ROBERT PTTKTN.
w. B. TuLLIS.
MICHAEL MUsSoE, President.
HARMON D0ANE, Vice President
Ed. A. PALPRzY Secretary
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- Surely, steadily, Successfully, smolan-
Bucku curing every Of Kidney Disease
Rheumatism Gravel Urinary Disorders Weakness and Pains
the Back, Female Complaints and Troubles arising from
Gzcesses of any kind,
Come ye afflicted Try smolandersTake other Bucku!
sold by spohecsres. Price, ST. D. Barnes Co., New
Barnes Ward Co.. New orlesns Southern agents
5urlegh Rogers Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass gene
al AGENTS.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
CAUFIELD S. MARTY VS. HIS CREDITORS AND
the Creditors Of y j. Casey C6-Fourth District Cour
of New Orleans-NO 476.
NOTICE Is hereby given to the creditors
IN the nsovent and all other persons herein interested
show within ten days from the disqualification here
why the final and tableau filed by Henry Renshaw,
synd this shpnd not be approved and homOogated
and the funds his hands ditbusdn accordance there
with.
By order of the Court.
Clerks Office Sept 2sth 1866
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
CAuFIELDs MARTIN VS.. SEES CREANCIERs EFT LES
Creancess de r. J. Casey &'Cie.-Quareme Cour de Dis
trict de la Nouvelle- Orleans-No. l2476.
A VH@ est par lie present donne aux cream
n cers psovables lei toutes nersonnes inte
duant dix jours de la premiere
bieaton de ct1e avis pourquo lie compile finale tableau
eposees par Henry Rensh%w syndc dams are
epprouves ct homoluges fonds mains dis
tribuees contormement a la loi.
j, F. DICK. Depute GreHier.
Bureau du G1effer. lie % septembre 1855 -
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-OolRate'a Honey SOaP-ThiS celebrated
Toilet Soap such universal demand is made from tho
hocest Materials Is mild and emoent in its nature fra
ranty scented extremely action upon the
kin For by all druggists and fancy goods dealers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-08

r ,OSDON AND LANOAsHIRE
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Capital. ss,ooo.ooo ,n Gold.
Risks taken on all descriptions Of MERCHANDISE
HOUSEHOLD GOODS and BUILDINGS at Current Rates
By this Agency.
25 PER CENT. will be ALLOWED on all PREMIUMS
Losses psd Immediately after adjustment this Agency,
without reference to the Mother Office without discount
Board of Directors at New OrIeans=
J. G. ROBINSON, ESD, G. W. coByEs, ESD,
|. JAMES p FRERET, E-q,, j. F. SHREDDER. Esd,
R. G. MUsGRoyE, General Agent
| JOHN Z. HEATH, Secretary
| -oFFIcE-
90. ..CARoNDELET STREET ........e a
i Corner Perdido Street.
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Capital. ss,ooo.oeo sn Gold.
Board of Directors at New orleans

RFERCHANTs REUTUAG. INsURANCR
COMPANY.
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INSURANCE.
L7ACTORs, AND TRADERY
NEW Ms.

INSURANCE COMPANY,
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STATE VI LOUISIANA,
TUFTS Il HOBART EFT AL VS.. THOMAS J. CASEY,
suing compel forced surrender from the defen dant T.
J Casey-Fouth District Court of New Oreans-No. T.,
NOTICE ~ hereby given to the creditors of
In the nsnven aud to all other herein interested
show within days from the first publication here
Of why The final account and abesu filed by Henry Rem.
syndic in this should mt be approved and HON
and the funds in his hands distributed iu accordance
Herewith. =
By order of the Court.
j. F. DICK, Deputy Clerk.
Clerks Office Sept. 29th, 1866.
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NAA EST TURPIR.
q ,,,,,,p,p - An k,pas Of FANCY oANDIEA.
sya s1A an enS Drops, JUJUBB PASTE and SUGAR
almonds by team o,n EYRE STREET.,
..,ye.p S. Louis and Can't. RsW ofl'AA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-08

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
TUFTS It HOBART EFT AL. VS.. THOMAS j. CASEY
action pour obger rtddton forc3es de lie dtendenr
I. j. CaseyQuatreme Cour de District de la Nouyeeor:
leans-No. 2,493.
IA cies insovabe t0utes autres interesses
durant dix oArs de la preNiere pubiea-
tion cetie pourquo lie compile final Rbeau
possess par Henry Renshaw syndic dams cette are,
se approuyee homougeeet les fOnds entire mains
distributes cunformement Ia 0i
Par ordle de Ia Cour
]. +. DICK, Depute Grefier
Bureau du Grefher, lie 90 septembre 1866.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-08
BAKERIES.

BAKERIES.
v oU1sIANA BAKERY. T--
BEALS s MILLER
to No Fulton and No. Ii New Levee between Common
and Graver streets
MARtaAAEE r-MARGARET HouHHEky.
SUCCESSOR TO z. DAoUIR & 90
BREAD and Crncker0 BnRer,
No. IS NEW LEvEE STREET NEW oRLEARR
between Poydras and Lafayette streeta
oRG $P 6R Bfsc1rT i SC '''''"" l1'
~. mMBsGN So &C.,
"A. 9. HERON, t CALpEA, ii. HiDDELLl
COMMERCIAL BAKERY,
Goa @@& and 500 Tchuupttougms sgreps,
REPoT. no . T0BoUPGTouhAs STREET.
New Orlesns
Alwsys Oh hnud ali kIodr OF LOAF BREAD Apt
CRACKERS.
8tsa9abaats, Ships Gnt Private Fainter supp1sa
progared at all times, an orders 5ns
CREAM BISCUIT. Picnic BISCUIT,
TATER % FRENGH Do
BoSTQ6, e., AVN, 7,u,, f5NgEB MITE,
- q. PAL&E8s as GO.,
led G. PALMER, Jos. wILHJ
.-1pporsrs of and Wholesale and Retail Ds,.lorO ln-.
Carpets, Mats. OIL Cloths. etc.,
No. lis aravlsr strsst New orIaAa,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-08

OFFICE 0F THE ATLANTIG INsUR1s7;
OANGE- 0NPANY OF NEW ORLEANS, no TT, ~
street. Camp and ST Charles streets
1866 This Company is prepared " tsks Tfsa
MARINE, RIVER AND INLAND ThANeFoN1A't'H'
w. ~ ~ EDWARD RIGEEy,. President
VIM P KELLOGG. Wee Presidents
Fl p JANVIER SeCretnry
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STATE OF LOUISIANA

Sworn to and subscribed before me 9Th day june 1866
PAUL W. GoLLEFs.
a..... f. Third Justice Of tho PeAEe~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28

The large 10 the amounts for 1865 owing 70 the sol
ders allotment fund 5000 600 collected during
that from the Ohio soldiers in the field and camp and
lies and friends at home while In 1906 the less than
ESQ 600 Of the state certainly excellent
condition The debt being rapidly reduced and tho
expenses the State Government being ourtAed oonse
oueny the tares arc becoming lighter which will be source
OF great satisfaction TO taxpayers
IL has often been asked tho reports Of thu daily receipts OF
grain ia New York a. published In the papers Of that o are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28
SUPERIOR CoURT-SPEc1AL TERH-Nov 27-Befors Jus
tice BARBOUR
DAMAGES CLAIMED FOR DEFAMATION oP CHARACTER.
lena Steiphardt art Chas FreidlandeT.

Lena Steinhardt agt Chas Freidlander.
This action is brought by the plaintiff against the
defendant for defamation Of character The plaintiff charges
tho defendant with having in July last upon several occasions
made reflections upon her good name and that he
20 persons that she bis mistress and that
had used medicines produce miscarriage The plaintiff
alleges that the defendant wrote letter 70 her mother accusing
her 1.-THE PLAINTIFF Of being prostitute that on account
OF that letter her engagement OF marriage 10 David
Schwartz broken Of For these and other damages she
claims t25 O0O
The defendant In his admits great things with
which is charged The before Justice Barbour
yesterday morning motion 70 strike out those portions Of
which supeuOus and irrelevant 70 the issue
The Court after hearing the argument Of counsel ordered
superfuous portions Of the 10 be stricken out
House plaintiff; Stallknecht and Hall for defendant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28
~NEwYoRR .OAnY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER e 1866

be relied correct We unable 10 this ques
ton but tho figures showing the shipments hence by the tows
three consecutive days differ widely from the receipts pub
lished in the HewYOrk papers for three consecutive days
allowing plenty Of time for the arrival the tows at York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28
ANNEXED is summary Of the exports Of British cotton
and wooden fabrics TO the United States during the first

Printed cloths The Providence Journal says, are dull
and sales light Manufacturers ask l2c for 6iK64 and
printers Offer HE. 6Ox64 offered at lllc with no
sales The following the sales: 1000 pieces 6OK6i
IIc early the week. on hand; 10000 do. 60K6i llic
early in the week, on hand Total, 1900 pieces.
The following statement of coal transported on the
elsware and HadsonCs ANAL for the week ending NoVem
hnr 1876.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-Nov. g7.-Befor'
Judge BETTs
CONDYMyAT

Returns of process made in the following
Gases agt lot Of human hair &C. Same a q bhds
concentrated Meado same a boxes plug tobacco marked
Oh G. R. and other goods various places; Same agt
cases OF cigars found Broadway No claimants ap
rearing the above articles motion Of Assistant United
States District Attorney B. K Phelps DEGREES entered
OOndemning the above articles by default
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28
The European Times observes;


ALBANY Argus.
The European Times observes;
Since Ithe red action in the rate interest except
first when ke,tback bills presented much bust
been done The rates generally stand the open
market where Is plentiful al 81 for good bills The
chat successive reductions In the dis
failed TO attract business it, the In the
general market being still lower Owing 10 the fresh dmnu
ton In the private securities combined with the
influx OF Government deposits the has been further
the important extent Of $751; 466 The amount
Of gold gained By the Bank on the import and export rsnsao
in the coin and bullion shown below is 925300l distinct
Hux OF coin from the Provinces indicated The from
the Bank Of England for the week ending Nov gives the
following results when compared with the previous week
Rest. ......--.... &b24 748 Increase 3ij. 1876
Other deposits. l66s7.l07 Decrease 70J,O4
On the other side OF the acoosnt:
Government securities Gl2,3 C59i Increase 4,579
Other securities I9osl.g1 Decrease s59dss
The OF notes circuation is 923 Z7G45 being
decrease OF 92 e5 and the stock Of bullion in both depart
Ia G7 l4 co., showing increase Of e253OOl when
compared with the preceding statement
Messrs. Satterthwaites circular says:
We have increased activity in the London market
American securities during the past week The impOrta
ton Of US 0s appears TO have been well taken both home
and continental demand and the closing for the next
Element 70070l shows advance OF nearly two per cent
The 1865 Of these bonds has recently been
troseed this market They identical with the 1902
issue excepting they three years The
earlier for the recent daes 80 that many holders for per
made the exchange The stock imported
however having been absorbed quotations have more nearly
Appropriated and than per cent difference
lists Illinois Central shares have been taken IN small lots and
improved from ia T Fries have not been much
inquired Coz they days and on the recent set
Element about L. share Of
lano and Great Western debenurs and consolidated bonds
have declined per cent on the week.
ANNEXED is a summary Of the exports Of British cotton
and wooden fabrics to the United States during the first
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28

FLOUR AND MEAL-We have had p9Iau.ey gu ,bs
market for Western and State Foa. curing vac 49,, tmore
larger arrivals the material sccnliauoh ~ o an.v mar
especially Of the Medium gacsl and stringent mnsy NV
ket have induced tie 20 hold on and In the aosene
Eastern demand have had really very n.e m
ourJ Tor Trade and Family EIias and 70 effect sales %
much lower prices have been accepted shipping $1,000
declined and have been taken freely for export 70
and but for tAs decline and sudden fluctuations IN so 'n
business would have been mach larger the hS ma d
choice Spring Wheat Extras added TO the
preston Gur present stock ia estinFea I" $500
bhs ana IL daily increasing ana ING &Vspoo'
Ia now hall closo the year with good supply Ihe con
sumption q OhOOs Family Extras still continue SSr sSs
day The market opened very bm and oloaed 100 bet
tar ON hs low grades and more active but tho medium and
hes brAsda were Irregular the ioqurI ' oo@sa o's9aS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28

SUGARS-Althoagh The adyanee N gold has mslo
rather confident the market for Raw r
dull and in the absence Of business Is 70
rates with any degree accuracy We repeat ofc
hut thew Tust 30 looked apon entirely nominal Cooe
Tor 20 common Teanug al 81 aeo fair 70 good DO
SO0d Grocery iiei prime 70 sS SS M SS
Havana boxss Nos to Q a. sielote5 Noe 10 20
iOlaiito; NOs IL to Is at nisletci Hcs 10 70 "a
- bos,o Rico rc6niur grades at l0elOc. do 0rocsu
AZ ia sisso, Br.sil bars lO9l0tci Manila Co HerI
Isysas boxes No IL Va boad. aefic, sold TAs''o'a v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28

Total 53,5U ~ no JI,oOO IUIlHU IJJW
the figures reported the receipts ogran atHew York
used basis which TO estimate stock in It would
that the figures recently put forth giving the quantity
OF grain In sors might admit OF some additions
Albany Argus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28
THE cHlLIAN " ToRPEDo.METEoR CAST.

United states agt benjamin Nlcuna Alhchelhh
The defendant in this case IL will be remembered was
charged with completely In attempt 20 send ont torpedo
boats and also munitions Of by the Meteor 10 Chill from
this country during the between Chill and Spain thus
violating the neutrality laws The trial had been set down for
term bail had been given On motion of MI T. w
StOught counsel for Mr. McKenna the ordered 70
stand till and the indictment and babOnd ordered
over TO, the next term.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28

PETRoLEUM-The mOrket is moderately active and nfT.
..es OF 500 bills Crude at 202te in bols and G,ac
sr 40 10 w 31a3ic for p do do, 34s15c for s. w. 10
= w and SOC for do. free ....x c.yticrlsr-
= ~ Csyoina the stock OF Which rs Increasing We "a
- R.ngoon 3lqe1s-, gold, IN pond s..t~ns and
Aa ne very dali for al descriptions ~
We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28

FISH-The inquiry for Dry Cod has been only moderate
prices are lower and very the close Mackere
obbng demand and prices are steady Picked and
Smoked Herngs are dull without change note IN prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28

ne Court then adjourned to to-day at 10 a IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28
COURT CALESDARS-Tm DAY
SUPREME coURT-cRcUIT.

PlnT I-Adjournsd without day. PAHT lI-Hed BY MULLEN j.
Court opens al 10 O'Clock ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28

SpiTts lurpentinet American. " gal -
and close heavy at o. 4Jdt IS City In Fish OILS have
no change note business having been only modera
extent Lard and Red Oil ruled dull and prices are NOMINAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
PGHT and 1.-THE csisndan Of both bfsnehe. Of , Court
unehSnssS Thsrs t which viii probably occupy
thsb alancS Of the
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-02-09

Tho New York Caisea say that those
who grumblo at paying four ounh for daily
aud ten couts Tor weekly papers here,
would do wcll 10 uotco What Edropeah
papers cost. The Ioudon Times costs $40 a
year. Tho li5raieg Cbroaicb, Ddiiy Ners,
GbJc "a. .od and Post charge tl,e same
rate The London EeeaiHg Mil ia pub
iishol tlfee limrs week at S2j year.
Thc London semi.wcrll cs. Sl2. The French
ddly papers, large ones, are about the same
price MS the London prints. Those about
tho size of ours cost S20 and S2b year.
The ucrman papers cost from S22 to SJG a
ycarl The cost oi paper and composition,
aid indeed everything connected with the
make up.uf a paper, is much less ~ Europe
tban ip this conniry, 81 that the American
journals arc even plmnpcr tbln would ap.
pear from the disparity Of prices.
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CortIsicotc of AuthorItv.

ITO expire on the 3lst day Of January, 1867
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR or STATE,l
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
CoLUMBus, Quo, January 20. 1861
WHEREAS, The HOME INSURANCE C0MPA-
NY located at New Haven in the State of Con
nccticut, has flied in this Office sworn statement
Of its condition, requiredby the first section Of
the act q To regulate Insurance Companies not in
cOrpoTaed by the State of Ohio" passed April $,
1856, aud amended February ., 1864 and, where
as, said Company has furnished the undersigned
satisfactory evidence that it is possessed Of at least
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS Of ac-
tual capital invested in Stocks, or Bonds, or in
Mortgages Of Real Estate, wOrth double the amount
for which the same is mortgaged and whereas,
said Company has filed in this oilice written in
strument under its corporate seal. signed by the
President and Secretary thereof, anthorizng any
agent or agents OF said Company in this State to
acknowledge service of process, for aud in behalf
of said Company according to the terms Of said
law;
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the FIRST section
Of the aforesaid act, |, JAMES IL. GOODMAN, Au-
ditor of State for Ohio, do hereby certify that said
HONE INSURANCE COMPANY OF New llAvEN, is au-
thorized to transact the business Of Fire and Ma
rinc Insurance in this State, until the 3lst day
January, in the year one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-sevcn.
SEAL In witness whereof, have hcreunto sub
scribcd my name and caused the seal o
STAMP. my office to be affixed the day and yeaI
above written. JAS. H. GOODMAN,
Auditor of State.
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Arson mud Murder in Fulton County.-A
Murderer and his Victim Burned TO
Death. I. ..tI..

Arson mud Murder in Fulton County 4
Murderer and his Victim Burned 10
Death. r.. I.. ...tI...
4 correspondent Of the Tuludo Comme,
riui gives The particulars of a terrible crime
committed ON Thursday morning OF last
week, in Royal,on Township, Fulton County
ono Chester Richardson, being the unfortu-
nate victim lIc went to the barn before
daylight ON that morning, as was his habit,
for the purpose OF feeding tho cattle, and il,
shurt time thereafter the barn was dis.
covered to bo on fire. Tho flames made
rapid progress, and tho building was soon
consumed, involving loss Of $4,000. Egh.
teen head of horses and cattle weio burned
to death The correspondent further says
Upon examination the remains of Mr..
Richardson wcro found and identified by
his knife, tobacco box aud false teeth aud
some twenty feet from him we're found the
homes ot another person aud military but
tons, SLOWING the clothing that was worn
by ono of tho murdcrers, and also near Mr..
Ricl arilson was found tho pitchfork The
suppositon ia, from tho circumstances at.
tending the case, that there wcro three as.
saSsins concealed in the barn who made an
attack upon Mr., Richardson Tor thapurpose
OF robbine him of q large sum Of money
it was supposed ho carried about Ills per.
500, und that hc made a desperate effort to
dctunl himself with tho pitchfork, and il
the allray succeeded in killing Que OF his
assailauis and thut tho other assassius, ia
order to conceal their LRody work, fired the
barn. II is thought improbable that the
! barn coull have been set on fro by the
lamp, as it was candle in u globo lamp
and in the COW stablN, where the means OF
firing the premises by accident were not
considered likely. No clue has as yet becu
formed as to the perpetrators Of this crime
LArER,-from lator nunbor of the
Commercial, wo learn that the verdict OF
the Inquest attributes tho fire 10. accident
uncouncctcd with any crime, Much dis
satisfaction has been oooasioucd 10y such d
dccision inasmuch as thore are several in
cidents connected with the catastrophe
that arc involved in mystery,