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lege, the representation of the State which dis
qualities, is to be proportionately diminished. To
force the Southern States to grant negro suffrage
is the object of the sections but its effect is far
greater than this. The words are whenever the
the right to vote is denied to any of the
male inhabitants of such State, being twenty,one
years of age, and citizens of the United
States, = the basis of representation
therein shall be reduced" etc. Thus if resi-
dence of two years or one year is required in any
State as a qualification for the right OF suffrage,
tbe representation of such State must be reduced
in the proportion which the number Of inhabitants
bepg citizens and having resided less than the re-
onirsd term in the State, bears to the whole num-
her. 1t would follow that either the States must
abolish this kind of qualification altogether, or
there must be continued revision of the repre-
sentative basis in each Of the States, which would
he not only inoonvenient, but impractioable. We
mention this point only in order to show the alb
surdities to which reckless and audacious party
may be driven, even in so grave a matter as the
amendment of the Constitution.
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mind, gives o few months or years, in wholly I'M
selfish way, and with downright honesty OF pur-
pose. to the work ofraising the young to his own
level well be nobler and better for the balance Of
his life. ..... .... ....
Before the war wealth was layshed on the edu'
cation of the young men of Louisiana. They
enjoyed the benefits of Harvard Yale, Virginia,
and the universities of Europe. Our many rich
men had good teachers at home, and our local
institutions of learning were well sustained. Edu-
cation was easy to get then and was not duly ap-
preciated But those who got it now know its
value In many cases it is all that the disasters Of
war have left, and they who have been so favored
by kind fortune and the affection of parents, ought
not now to forget their little brothers and sisters
who have no fortune except in the warm affection
and the devoted love of their grown relatives. 1t
is a question of pride and honor rich and i'm
perishabIe legacy has fallen to some of our young
people of both sexes. Dire misfortune has pre-
vented it from falling to those now children
Generosity, fraternal love, patriotism, honor
every motive which can influence young men Of
cultivated minds, correct principles and pure
instncts-prompt them to see to it that Southern
children shall be taught and well taught. lie
Justice be done to Southern children. You can
restore to them the wealth their fathers had ant
which you for season, enjoyed but you cal
impart to them the learning which you in the day
of your prosperity received sand you ought t
/ a. ~
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Tag WEATHER. The hotwsather in this latitude
has seorchea out the poetic frenzy Of our eonten1
porary chroniclerA Of the changes in the seasons
10 such an extent that we are constrained to look
tohyperhorean for rhymes upon the
subjeot we have appealed in vain to our cons
freres Of the Mobile press to relieve old Chaueer,
Epenser, Thomson, Young, the Lake Poets-in
fact every writer that ever referred in the remotest
degree to cloud and sunshine, wind and calm, hail
and snow. mackerel skies, moonlight nights, damp
and drought, green peas cantelopes, strawberries,
and all that sort of thing, and whose lines are re.
corded in books Of quotation and reference from
the tremendous pressure brought 70 bear upon
them by some Of our brethren Of the press In
the unusual and startling dearth ofssuehquota-
lions We are fain 10 fall back upon Northeastern
contemporary-th The Missouri Republioan-which
seems il some small degree to be sntten with the
divine afiatus
TbNnder Storm last Might yesterday was a
most suiIoeating day, with heavy, close, sulphur
Gus atmosphere, ana the Mercury standing at 90
degrees in the shade. Towards evening, heavy,
black clouds gathered round the horizon
ri e Rniisd in rassssSdhrk andsweling, Egt56r5s
Az proud to he the thundsrs dwelling,'
And, between and 10 o'clock, an unusually
severe thunder storm broke over the city, accom-
panied BY torrentpf rain, which had the pleasing
effect Of cooling the atmosphere and creating q
sweet, fresh breeze, almost as pleasant and re-
freshing as the kiss Of loving maiden--at least
so we heard sentimental individual say
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The Richmond WING Of the 9th states that the
other day some Yankee soldiers, seeing ID negro
fellow sitting on the dock wharf on James river,
with his feet hanging over the water, wantonly
struck him o stunning blow on the back of his
head, tumbling him into the water The negro
went, without struggle, to the bottom, whence
be was nshedup couple Of hours after by the
coroner A jury was inpanelled, but the boys
in blue objected to give their evidence before it,
because one Of its members was clothed in gray
cloth. The matter rests there.
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The recent excise law passed by the legislature
of New York, as applicable to liquor Licenses in
the principal cities Of the State, bringing into
the Inter large sum Of money Up to the 23d
1852 $50, and as there were many applications yet
to be made it is probable that the amount will
reach three quarters of a million, and perhaps
fully million dollars.
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Judge Underwood assumes to frank letters and
documents with the same assumption as if be
were Congressman. He clearly has no more
right to do than any individual in private life,
as Is perfectly well known to the postmaster at
Alexandria, through whose office most of the
judges franked matter passes. The Richmond Ex-
aniner earnestly calls upon the grand jury to look
into the subject, and indict both Judge and post.
master, offering to furnish the proof
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meeting held last Saturday evening" May 18TH at the
Hall of Louisiana Hose Company, and organised the FIRE
MEMS MONUMENTAL ASSOCIATION. Object: To
erect the memory the late JOHN F. CRU.
BIER the Confederate Dead OF the Fire Department and
those who lost their lives while performing duty as active
Fremen since September 10th, 1860
Vice Pres't-wm E. FITZGERALD, Pelican H. l. No. 1
secretary-Jos, H, DEGRANaE, jackson No, Is
Treasurer-Jss A BROWN, Louisiana Hose.
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ALREADY THERE. The Charleston Courier says
the streets Of that city were placardsd the other
day with the startling information ia large letters,
that Satan will soon appear in your midst,
Tie Courier thinks the plaoards behind the times
for, il Satan has not already been there and in
Columbia, he had better retire from his realm, and
make way for Sherman ahdhis bufnniefs.
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Crescent Steam Laundry,
l7s.............. CarOndelet Street
BETWEEN GTRoD AND JULIA

WASHING DONE UP IN THE BEST STYLE AND AT
THE SHORTEST NOTICE.
CLOTHES CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED WITH.
our EXTRA CHARGE.
ORDERS LEFT IN THE PosToFFIcE, Box so4, or at
the office of the Lsundry, will receive prompt attention
WASHING LISTS furnished at the Laundry.
A LIBERAL DISCOUNT will be made Steamboat
Hotel snd Restaurant Washing
NEW WORK DONE UP FOR MANUFACTURERS IN
NEW YORK STYLE. z.-- zf..s
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United ssates detective passed through Jersey
Viiy on Wednesday evening, having in his custody
> prisoner, whose alleged crime is not known, en-
seale seH Washington. The parties took the half
Pass severn y train, and after passing through
AsnWag' ae prisoner made desperate attempt to
escape, aga eaped from 10 train. The train was
s'oppea, saA he fugitive could not be found, and
1870 supposed he made good his escape. Thurs,
aay! hetalhg, however, his dead body was found
beside ne Railroad track, a short distance fron,
whera 10 made his tflast lean Is ,s.,.sr,-S
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Point clear Motel.


undersigned open Point Clear Hotel on or about
The 10th day of May next,
This establishment being reprinted and put in cont
plste repair and condition Gas and works are being
erected the grounds beautifully out and the house r
ushed entirely new with the materials and Che latest
improvements
Arrangements will be made for direct communication with
New Orleans and Mobile both by steamboat telegraph.
BILLIARD TABLES
Of the most pattern have ordered Pin
Allsa being built and every suitable the C
mate and place afforded man, woman and child. For
BATHING AND FISHING
Ana healhunass this celebrated watering place has uPS
or the continent and the undersigned intends to make Il
the most easant and comfortable in the world.
CHAS. E. sMEDES. Manager.
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fl Card.

The undersigned having closed his business connection with
the office the True Delta, and himself with that
Of the CRESE would respectfully ask from his friends
continuance of that liberal support which they have hitherto
extended towards him,
FRANK A. BARTLETT
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SrAErLne INCIDENT The Charleston News says
that one morning, not long since, a lady Of that
city went into her garden to Gull bouquet to wear
70 church. whilst plueking the bouquet She
noticed a haveraack hanging upon the garden
fence next the street. Tempted BY the spirit Of
curiosity which she inherits in common with her
sex, she took dewn the hayersaek and examined it.
Her CONSERVATION and horror may be imagined at
discovering inside the hayersack the dead body Of
eelored infant An inquest was held over the
body. bnt no revelations were obtained.
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ge eryeans aaiu gEeasent 9ttdng aela@ 9N 49, 1859.

whole Carrere, or Carrier, family rs sometimes
the name is spelt, were remarkable fer eXtraor-
binary beauty in the female branches, and as
yeritable colosssues in regard to the male scions
that ancient family The mother of Mrs. Myra
Gaines was one of those celebrated beauties from
the Pascagoula or Biloxi stations. OF Dessales
no further record whilst De Noyaut, another
member of the superior council paid with his life
the forfeit of his high station as the sixth victim
shot upon the open public place before the mill.
tary quarters, on the fatal 2Sth September, 1863.
Thus we have given short synopsis of the fate
and later career of the members who composed
the first popular convention in the colony Of Lou
siana, at a time when the revolutionary move
ments in the North American British colonies was
beginning to assume a tangible form and shape
Isolated and cut of from all outward support the
Intellectual, though earnest attempt, made by the
Louisiana people, could meet with no other termi-
nation than that recorded in history. We may,
however, be induced to return to this stirring pc
riod in later numbers.
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The Richmond Times Of the 9,h saws The s,osn.,
Winchester, hence for New York via Havana. mn,
into Norfolk on the 5tb, short OF coal. Asts,
leaving the Balize the crew mutnied, and wera
qusIled with dficulty.
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BeyeFa Taylor ana GeoIge Bpker contemplate a
ran across the plains 70 California [Ex.
We hope they Viii wait until the aeather gets a
+ hfee ceoser before they commence running.
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II is said that Senator Summers health 3 saoh
as t. have excited painful Apprehension on the
part Of his friends for several weeks,
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7rT 7-rf.g
me YioksbuTg Herald says that there appears
70 be some controversy as to wbetber !, mas
Hampton or sherman who burned eolnmh;a 8 q
Would i not bewel to inqpiys whst a,rnsna !, aS y,
20 do with the burning between yiessh.s -
Meridian in 1868? aug
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Hesys's Brigade


p n GnCTATT0
- = : -
....
Of tha Brigade needing relief are requested to apply to any
Committee Hayss Brigade Relief Association
Cob D. b PENN lo6 Common
d. A WILSON, l5o GTaYier'
ny. l. wETzEL, 242 Tchonpitoulas.
BIT. wALsHE, III Canal
Lorts PEApos, 4s 81 Ann
..-.st WIZ NJ CIARB. Jaessor Railroad Dspo.. .
D. c HITCHCOCK, 1872 Gravier
5No ONT oSEI IL l .s Rousseau sga os,,--''D
initiation fee and monthly dues vet are rsauestet to m at
tbe o3ce of Mater / G; C.mnbe National Fzprags Com.
psuy conner perdido and caroadslet streets aud doso
str annaatians 10 ap Of The Fxespsys
til abnva +ba ,arbars o ave authorized IN, eratvs
,,,iI1 ryS,s,
q. T. HAYS President
-2S--s ---.z---s
.BiOElCe.
OFFICE BorE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS I
Certificates of Stock of this Company are now ready to be
New Orleans, June Is, 1866. Secretary
FPmfsg Rats Rats ss4s,
-......... .=....
..a,s T. -....t
DEATH ON RATS AND REACHES!
WILSON'S GhNolNL RAT AND ROACH DIES tSofEF,
to be the most safe and eec i've ago" ever used
a, there o ar. ' many spurious asos offered 1 s
3s BiepyIlle street. N, o.
gyO the ,atEicEe1.
me ons 'p'''u' '0' "OnosIns' 0'0O' "D'''' ''''
VAN ZANDT'S DETERGENT INJECTION.
s.w dave, ,s. IF This Maven falling Ramedv invarabIv
effects cure
is S ssq 0ipSi 'a''iH' nsso employ s' ~ 10 S ''
Sold wholesale and retail by all Druggists and by the pro.
p''s'0F T.w. WRIGHT.
So Bienylle street, N O.
Co., vn..r
r., omor =, .,.o,n.v ,....d n -. a. a.. .,snt. If Al.
Po.ontoo NJ. boo ortorad s,;t oairst syo.srs s1voN
PADERAs and R. GERTH for the Illegal sale of our cele
brated cHAR,ER OAK COOKING STOVES All other
s+. d,a,os so,,, ut. 4o i+bot or,bort, from No mil,
be prosecuted the full extent of the patent laws Of the
United States.
ME Dtso'' ~ va
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viii the person who took from our Office Won.
dFous Strange be SO kind as 20 return it when
through reading it'll Exchange.
IL will be wondrous strange if he does.
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A REyEL ALTON OF NAPoLEoN's CHARACTER IN
MS LIFE OF C.EsAR.-An able reviewer of Napo.
Icons Life Of Caesar, says:
The second volume closes, as 7 said with the
final decision of Julius Cesar to cross the Rubcon,
to strike the coup d etat, in the year of the city
7O5 B. c., 40 And what is curously noteworthy
now, is not the constant parallesms between the
ancient revolutionary act, and his revolutionary
blow of 1851 which the emperor indicates, sug-
gests, lays out and defines in the preceding pages
of the work but the prominence and unquestioned
Importance Of bearing on Cesar's final revolution
airy act, that be gives to Caesars dreams the night
before and to omens in the sky, The poor author.
ty of a poet and gossipping historian, Lucan and
Snetonius on such cloudy mystic matters, is graYey
cited in the foot notes, This will not surprise
those who have studied Napoeon's character this
strong touch Of mystiCsm-any more than the
almost admirable lack throughout this second, as
throughout the first volume, Of any proof Of a
moral sense on the part Of the author. Fatalism
almost admirably free Of cost
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COpartnerShip.

The undersigned formed Copartuer5lp unde tile hm
Of +. O. ARRIERE co. and take pleasure announcing
to their friends that they will their store
stand of O. A Barere Bro No 1876 Canal street,
on MONDAY tae ttb June when they will offer splendid
stock ofg9ods Just opened at grsaty reduced prices
F. 6. BARR1ERE,
G. W. BABC0CK,
New Orleans June lst 1866.
p s.-M 7. LTvAUDAIs ortbe old firm of Giauel Iamf.
SON has charge our department. and will be pleased
to see his friends.
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Ease Eoavs Of Louisiana.

THE ACTS OF TEE LAST REGULAR AND EXTRA
SESSION OF THE STATE LEGISLATURE, are Just
Published in pamphlet form and cnn be had Of
aa BLOOMFIELD & STEEL,
log Camp street
THOs. L. WHITE,
lO6 Canal street
,ae... arsg JAS. A. GRESHAM,
% Camp street.
r W Z. GOLDTHWAITE,
s-.. .. GO Canal stteet
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BoUuIeEY Grey AssE.--We are desired BY Major
B. Il. Greene, ehiafengineer Louisiana eeves, list
division to say tat the work Of closing The late
Bouligny creYasse nothing was withhheBt by thel
Board of Leyee Commissioners, throug aiis seiliei-
ent ana energetic chairman, Hon. A. Nv. Walker,
which could conduee to The progress ana success
Of the work. ID which great interest was exhibited
on their part! ~
He desires, ALSO 20 accord to Mr.. Lewis, assist
ant engineer, If. Thos. Lee and Capt. Gardaersthe
highest commentator for their cordial co.opera7
ton, zeal and seffeiency.
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A COURTROOM soENE.-The correspondent of a
Northern journal, writing from Richmond, give
life-like description of the scene in court whilst
Judge Underwood was delivering his charge:
The sixteen jurors being all mpanelIed, the
Judge commenced to read, in a clear but trembling
voice his charge to them-and such a charge
Suffice it to say it was never equalled by anything
in the whole annals of American Jurisprudence
not even by the charge of the same judge at Nor
countenances of the assemblage, during the de-
livery Of this wonderfully written document, were
something worthy Of the pencil of Hogarth.
Every sign of mirth, from the half,increduous
smile to the fully appreciatiye broad grin, were
there visible. Learned lawyers sat listening with
lifted eyebrows and mouths agape with astonish-
ment; the wicked press gang punched each other
hialiously in the ribs as each successive pop-gun
came booming against the press; gentlemen sat
pleasantly staring at each other, evidently trying
to discover likeness between themselves ind the
savages of Benguela and Senagambia The whole
-intolerable, vulgar and insulting as it was
was far too rich to excite anger; the one peryad-
ing feeling was, incredibly and astonishment,
mingled with pity for the exhibitor The wicked
anmus of Jetlreys was completely lost sight OF
in the amusing bombast Of Buzfuz.
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Bought Simcc the ran en- Prices.

Bought Snlcc the FGH en- Prices.
CLOTHING AT LOW RATES.
READY MADE AND MADE TO ORDER.
TUE MATERIAL OF THE BEST MANUFACTURE.
FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS,
SUITED TO EvERYBoDY's PURSE,
Made to Order with PromptItude
DREYFUs, BROTHERS * co.
Nos. g, and Camp street, Corner Canal
THEY HAVING BOUGHT THEIR STOCK SINCE TIE
FALL IN PRICES.
connection with the Clothing department they keep con-
gtantly on hand LARGE and SELECT ASSORTMENT Of
Trunks Valises, Carpet Bags, Umbrellas, ETC.,
All of which will be sold at the Low RATES as the
Clothing and Furnishing Goods
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Ths material of the BOOK AND JOB ESTABLISHMENT
ENTIRELY NEW having just been received from most
Celebrated Foundre comprises all the Modern Improve
nonts
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I'll Card.

MEssRs EDoRsr regret the temporary suspension my
agency in your delightful city have concluded post
its further prosecut until the fall trade revive Mean
while, however, Mr. W @. BLACK trm of w A Violet
Co.. No. 1888 Gavr street, has kindly consented to represent
the interests Of the Endowment subscription LIST
has also prominent business gentlemen
who have undertaken generous public spirit promote
this noble cause.
Respectfully, etc,
n ID wATTON
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yMntsOn blanche.
tn Ehe KpaEbEEc

20 UTE B@WDEsGs
Knowing that my brand Of CIGARsEI Cinto de Orion
has been counteeed by certain Of Cigars New
Orleans this method Of making known dealers and
consumers that MY Aren't and Importer of this brand in
that city is Sen d JOSE DOMINGO, "A Canal street
Havana, Feb TO- 1865, JAIME C0DINA.
have just received per steamers Winchester and Liberty
from Havana, fresh lots Of the aboge-named CIGARS
JOSE DOMINGO, "A Canal street.
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EVERY STYLE AND VARIETY

BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
sUCH as
LAWYERS BRIEFS.
PAMPHLETS,
BILLS LADTNG,
BILL HEADS,
BANK CHECKS
PRoMIssoRY NOTES,
CIRCULARS,
BILLS OF FARE,
BALL TICKETS
DRUGGISTS LABELS
DRAY RECEIPTS,
BLANKS
CARDS,
STEAMBOAT BILLS,
HAND BILLS,
PROGRAMMES,
And Every Other Description of dob Printing.
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Business the public respectfully informed that
the CRESCENT possession of superior facilities for
the and expeditions execution the reasonable
terms of
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FlTeMteag'S

MONUMENTAL ASSOCIATION
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FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE Is. 1866.
GEEErrT smIra's LprrRa TO oHIEF JUsTIoE

GKRR1rT SM1TH's LETTER TO CHIEF JUSTICE
CHAsE.-we publish in full to-day this remarkable
letter remarkable when we consider the source
from which it comes. The letter has created much
comment throughout the country, and has been
extensively published in the North and West. The
writer is known as having been an original aboli-
ZIONIST and there has been no modification Of his
opinions ON the subject Of slavery on many
other points which he discusses, in connection
with the late war. and especially the trial of Mr.
Davis, his views are eminently conservative and
sound The arguments he makes are such as Mr.
Chief Justice would find it difficult to answer
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RELIEF ASS OCLATI On
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New PUBLICATIONS National Fourth Reader.
a. s. Barnes Co., New York. AreEised edition
Of this work has been laid before u.s. We are
glad to see, as in this case thatsome Of the North
EN- publishers are adopting style of publications
less sectional in their tone than has formerly been
the rule, and are conforming their SCHOOLGIRLS to
the existing state Of the country. The style Of
instruction nculcated in this reader is excellent,
and we notice amongst the examples Of eloquence
on its pages, extracts from speeches or writings
both Of Southern and Northern men. Matters Of
purey sectional character have been carefully
eliminated. and the publishers have evidently
sought to make this, what its name imports, Ma
tional Fourth Reader.
We have received from Bleloek q Co., 1870 Canal
street, two novels In one volume The 0rphans
and Caleb Field.ns Both are BY Mrs. 0lphant,
who has written many popular works Of f1ctien.
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LvOn,s Insect .EOaUder..

FOR ExTERMTNATIEG RoAGHEs ANTS and YER
MIN and preserving Furs and Clothing from moths This
original and genuine is signed LYON All others mi
tations Take no other I'eect Powder but E. LYONS.
Sold by all druggists aud by
BARNES, WARD-& CO., Agents,
street,
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Crescent

.. . Camp street, New orleans La.
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sBOgRce.
OFFICE HoPE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS, |
No 81 Camp street.
Certificates Of Stock this Company ready to BIT
delivered to the Stockholders their legal representatives
LOUIS PARNETT,
New Orleans, June Is, 1866. Secretary