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TIMO. &. ALLYN, President.
GEO. N gOFT. Secretary.

GLF. ". eOtas secretary. e.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT.1
January 4. 1867.
HARTFoRD COUNTY. ~.
Personally appeared T. c. ALLYN. Presi-
dent, and GEO. NJ COLT, Secretary ofthe Hart
ford Fire lnsursnee Company. and made oath
thRt the foregoing statement by them sub
scribed, Il q true, fall and correct statement Of
the Affairs Of said Company, and exhibits, so far
az can be ascertained vt this date is actual
condition on the thirty first day Of December.
1866 Before me
b. W. c. SKILTON. Notary Public.
STATE OF TENNESSEE, }
COMPTRoLLER's OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, Jan. q, 1861.
i, 8. W Hatchett, Comptroller Of the Trea-
7ury, do hereby certify that the Hartford Fire
Insurance Company, located At Hartford, in the
State Of Connecticut has produced 90 me sat :
isfact0ry evidence that said Company has com
piled with all the requirements Of the laws Of
the State Of Tennessee imposed on Insurance
Companies. and l further certify that Farms
worth & Clark. Agents Of said Company. have
alsO complied with the requirements Of the laws
Of the State, MADE and provided in such cases (:
wherefore, said Hartford Fire Insurance Comply
has authority 90 take risks and transact the busi-
ness Of insurance in this State. at Nashville,
Tennessee.
This certiGcnte OF agency must be renewed
the lsl days of .lnly and January Of each year.
s. W. HATCHETT.
COMPTROLLER Of Tennessee
FAREESWORTH a CLARK, Agents.
jan23Iw No. Maxwell Block.
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A ettt a'A.fR HA1. IMPLEMENTS AN,D
"a Mechines ~ every variety. EnFines. SaU
Mitsai etfaahf Nneen 81 the south Corn miH
thresaaQg &athinea. Mowers. Reaper, Cotton
Hins sn4 refsqs ApFHr Mas a1a ErHRoratorr
esfding y llnea. iatrst ettiel u burrios. Uer
lsse. 80 Y ef1ns. ana AFeuts lqr fairbanss'
f.aefee. tle't heiicfs aud nfitls. and he be-t
eiafft 80 Washes Meehile - use.
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The Columbia Accommodation Train will run
on the above time permanently from year TO
year, except that Ia summer the tiEae Of depart
ure from Nashville win be SEQ p No. instead of
400 p. NJ.
For Through Tickets aud other Information
please apply at che ONCE Of the Nashville City
Transfer Company, Northeast corner Of Summer
and Church streets and az the Broad Street
Depot Nashville. tennessee.
,. y. VAN DYNE,
5angl General Superintendent
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TmsmsgisissFts in Derbyshire. England.
haue a,st sentences 1em Mace Joe Cos
ana lhire other les notorious pugilisis 10
: months imprisonHaeni With hsrl labor
far taking para In a pfise6ehL
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MISCELLANEOUS.

y T = = y = = y y = = = y
E7egeHh The greatest amount insured ia any
one risk g $40, 900 except in special cases
TeeJfh. The amount insnred In any ore city.
town OF village depends upon its size. and how
built
Thirteenth The amount insured in any one
block depends rs above.
Fourteenth. Certified copy Of the Charter Of the
Company a. filed heretofore.
Fifteenth. General Power Of Attorney for Agents
10 arrept service Of process previously hled.
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DR. 80. ATANLOVE

OFFERS HIS PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
' J 70 the citizens Of Nashville.
To OBSTETRICAL SURGERY, and the Dis
eases Of Women and Children, he viii give spe-
eial attentiaa. -
80 NORTH SUMNER STREET, few doors
~ Ssst ~ ~, 1sr- aue-lm
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he TABLE
Lynnwood Nursery for Sale.

VtHIs rs BEAUTTFrL AND PROF.
L TABLE piece % Property. eth q pleaa
ent rasidenee. ont hose, h0t-house. large
numbers % eKcelient fruit, Ornamental and
eveFgresn trees. ready for market IL i situated
Tires Miies ron hashyilsr. On TIE hdisboro
Pike and y efierei AZ low Gguyea such 81 nay
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a gmhfaces ~ Ecres % gfpaad q Watch
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- ANoEEsoE. JOHNSON 4 sHTTH.
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ooLp aua silver 6sh are the fayoriie peis
IN Partisan household. Ias year o0000
francs worth we've seld IN Pnls.
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Louisville References.-J. II. Lindenberger,
Cashier Merchants Bank OF Kentucky Geo. A.
Lewis, President First Nashville Bank; Col: L.
surance Company; Jos. T. Tompkins, Wholesale
Merchant; Neweomb, Buchanan q Co. Whole
sale Merchants; r. @. Dun & Co., Proprietors
Nashville References.-Thomas B. Sample,
Cashier Traders Bank Of Tennessee; A. q. San
ford, President First National Bank; j. G. Nc
Crory, Cashier First National Bank; Adams, Glib
son & Co., Wholesale Merchants; Hon. Fl. II.
Harrison, United States District Attorney; S.
Watson, President Bank of Tennessee; Wing,
Tobey & Co.. Bankers; Col. E. p. Ferry, United
States Tax Commissioner; N. E. Alloway, Esq
1 ldec19-3n
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TN PURSUANCE OF DEGREES OF THE
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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-05-01

A Walk WITH LOUIS. NAroLEoN-THE
SICK Man OF FRANCE. The Paris cores
pondept Of the Chicago Republican says
| had, | will not say the pleasure, but. the
Opportunity Of accompanying the emperor
Yesterday, in the walk which he was taking
on foot, leaning upon Gen., Fleury,s arm I
| mean that | walked Intentionally along
the same path. I observed him-ssa cat
may look at a king"-with the utmost att
tention. My conclusion is that he is as
low as any man can be to keep alive. His
thighs have so little strength in them that
lit is as much as he can do to put one foot
after the other, and he is obliged to draw
his feet rather than walk, thus making a
sortof circle with his foot every time he
brings it forward. His shoulders are COM
pletely hollow, and he looks like the letter
s. His complexion is of a lsaden hue like
that of persons who are in the last period
of liver complaint. The dull and CLASSY eye
is the same as ever. There was not
shout, not bow. 1t seemed as though he
was present at his own funeral while still
alive. The empire and the emperor are
decidedly both on their astlegs. ntG ID. /,
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/, New York Advertiser
Know Thy Destiny

[rMADAAlE E, F. THORNTON, the great r,
IL English Astrologist, Clairvoyant and
Psyehometrician, who has astonishedi tile
scientific classes Of the. Old ,World, has no "
located herself at Hudson, N. Y. Madame
Thornton possesses smell wonderful powers
oftsecond sight, as to enable her to, impart
knowledge Of the greatest Importance to
the single or married Of either sex. While
in astato of trance, she delineates the very
features of the, person you are. to marry.
and by the aid of an instrument Of intense
power, known as tie Psychomotrore, Iguar.
ssntces to prodhceo o life-likespicture Of the
future husband or wife of theapplicant, to-
sg,ether with date Of marriage, position in
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that tue picture is what itilpnrports to- be-.
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-, New York Advertisements.
g e ASTROLOGY. lg
The World As.tonish lee
+ b12 At the Wonderful Revelations ]
Madeby the Great Astrologist,
Madam e +. A. PERRIGO

u
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those who, from doleful events, ,catastro'
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the heavens at the time of birth she dedu
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1t costs you but triae, and you may never
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all correspondence returned or destroyed.
References Of the highest order furnished
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Address Madame III. A. PERRlGO,
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New York Advertisements. /
Wonderful but True. u

MADAhIE REMINGTo NJ the world-re-
lv1 1iowned lAstrologist and Soin1ambu-
Iistic Clairvoyant, willie iii, a, claiFFoyant
state, deIineates Che very features Of the
person you are to marry and by the aid of
iin Instrument Of Intense power, known as
the Psychomotrope, guarantees to produce.
a perfect and life like picture of tile future
husband or wife ofthe applicant, with date
Of marriage, occupation, leading traits Of
character, &c. This is no imposition, as
testimonials without number can ASSERT
BY stating place Of birth, age, disposition,
color ofeyes and hair. and enclosing fifty
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Y lssY- Address in confidence, Madame GER
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ENOR restoring hair upon bald heads
II (from whatever cause itmay hayefal-
len out) and forcing a. growth Of hair upon
the face, it has no equal twill force the
beard to grow. upon the smoothest face in
from Eve to eight weeks, or hair upon BALD
heads in from two to three MONTHS "A few
ignorant practitioners have asserted that
there is nothing that VIII force or hasten
the growth Of The hair or beard. Their as
sertions are false, as thousands of diving
witnesses, (from their own experience) can
bear witness But many viii say, how are.
We to distinguish tie genuine from the
1T certainly is difficult; as nine
tenths OF the different Preparations .adyers
tised for the hair and beard are entirely
worthless, and you may have already
thrown away large, amounts in their puru
chase. To such we would say, try the Re-
parator Capilli; it viii cost you nothing
unless it fully comes nip to our representa-
tons. # your Druggist does not keep it,
send us one dollar and we viii forward ito
postpaid, together with q receipt for the
moneys which will be returned you on APP
plication, provided entire satisfaction is
not given. Address, ''St3 sls15Sl ts.ss,
~ Nv l.. CLARK g. Co, Chemists,
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Z
q MEETING OF CoLoRED MsN AT NApoIE-
loSvILLE.-We are indebted to Mr.iW. w,
4 Pugh, Esq, ofilAssumption parish, for
an account ofa mass meeting of colored
! voters held On Saturday evening, the 18th
inst, at Napoleonville, in that parish
2 The meeting was called by Lieut. ELLIS,
E agent of the freedmens bureau at that
.aplace, auIan whose moderate course and
whose unavailable courtesy has made for
him many friends in that community Its
object was to disseminate among the COLOR
3 cd population information with re
1 gard to their position and status under
the new regime which has made them
voters. Some three hundred and fifty Of
2 them were present, and upon the meeting
being called to order. Lieut.. Ellis was
made chairman, aud two men of color
appointed secretaries. ST }sait8d na
~ After sensible address by the presi-
ding officer Messrs. Carver and Leblanc
both citizens of Assumption spoke to the
assemblage, urging moderate conservative
views, and advising the colored men to-
stand by those whom they had known SO
long. Mr.. Carver's remarks were particu.
larry interesting, introducing among other
hits, the assurance that hereafter it would
J no longer be necessary for, each colored
man to pay q dollar for casting vote. .
The meeting concluded with an address
to the freedmen made by one Of their own
number, named Brooks, who delivered
sneecli which Mr. Punh Informs ~, ,yoa
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EXCELSIOR ..s<s EXCELSIOR!
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skin soft, smooth and natufal.t This IS the
only article used by the French, and is the
only real etfeetual depilatory in existence
Price IS ccntsper package, sent postpaid,
to any address, on receipt of IN order, by
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g ONE-SIpED BUSINESS. We have it upon
authority which cannot. be doubted that
inone of the registry Offices Of this city a
prominent member Of the National ,Repnb-
fican Clubs permitted to remain inside the
inelosure with the Offices, aud that ,simi-
lar favor was asked for one of the National
Reconstruction Committee was Indignantly
refused. Calm, quiet, and thinking citizens
cannot fail in !, arriving at the conclusion
that this is wrong and some people will
even go so far as to doubt the honesty and
fairness of such a course. !. This charge
comes from the Fourth District. I'm. Q.
Times. a. i, t.. a..s.,, :, d .n.-5l 49,.
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1, BEHIND THE Observation-Disclosures in
Maryland was called to the door one bitter
cold night in January, by young man who
asked him to perform the marriage service.
Certainly" said the minister, Fwhen do
you requiremy servicesa" immediately, :
was the reply. fsBut where is the bride Z"
inquired the astonished pastor. ',Why,n
said the groom, 4sSal was so bashful she hid
behindsthe -Yoodpile TIL ] had asked yon
to tie the knot. Come out, SAL Being
thus admonished, the blushing bride came
forth from her place Of coneealment fol-
lowed her afianeed into the parsonage, and
the loving pair were soon made happy y
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FOR, T,RASEl OR RHNT.s d

T1HE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
u. situated u, the Parish of Catahoula,
about tweaty-twc miles from Alexandria,
On the premises are two, good Stores
ready 4 for occlpation, one Bar Room, one
good Billiard Table, and everything need
Ifuf for keeping q public house. Also a
lar large portion Of, the Furniture, enough for
two large families ,.,..,,s ~. -. 4
:, For particulars apply on the premises.
feb 20-tf. = "a M. A. WARD.
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A Rich Incidental convention OIL
North Carolina @loyalists " and colored
people recently met IN Raleigh. During
the proceedings, rich incident occurred.
II seems that the clerk of the convention
had inserted the term g colored on his
roll, opposite the names Of the colored
members. On. the ron being called at the
session referred to, Mr. Col. Rev, James
Sinclair, better known as the lighting
parson," arose, and moved that the term
eYo9ored be expunged, as not respectful to
the colored delegation. James I'll. Harris
al Intelligent and respected colored man,
drose. and said he did not see any good
reason for the proposition. The record
vas literally true. God had made them
!! cESoIIored men, and he was not ashamed Of
any thing that God had done, lie was not
ashamed Of bis color, and he hoped the
gentleman from Robson was not ashdmed
g g rs! The Fighting parson eaved in.
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" A. maniac, known as "Crazy
Bess," confined in heasylnm at Racine,
Wisconsin, has just presented the cor.
poration with present in the form of
a bouncing pair of twins.s@ Bess1is a
clone woman" has been confined in
the asylum for several years, and the
.strangest part Of the whole affair is that
sfBetsyp was never So surprised about,
anything in her whole life. Z ! e
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81. SPIcY,-T There was a knot of sea esp
tains in a store at Honolulu, the keep
Ter of which had just bought a barrel of
sgblack pepper. Old Capt. Of Sa-
elem, came in, and seeing the pepper,
took up a handful oft. IS 800
s, ..ss "What do you buy such stuff as that
+ tf,s J" said he to the storekeeper; 9it's
i i, Z Peas!"i replied the storekeeper /;
'there isn't q pea IN it'll il'a5 i
Taking up a handful as he spoke, he
appealed to the company. They all
looked at it, and plunged their hands
into the barrel, aud bit a kernel or so,
and then gave it as their universal
opinion, that there wasn't a pea in it. g
II tell you there is" said the, old
captain, again scoping up a handful !;
"and I'll bet a dollar ON it.r E, 49,, ?
The old Boston argument all sover
I. the world. They took him up. ~
~ "Well," said he, aspell that point
ing to the word ''P e-p peri painted
on the side, Of the barrel, eff it isn't
half p's, then I'm no judge, that's all"
The bet was paid. 49,, I
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! Dissolution Of Copartnership.a

A. F-LEWIs having purchased the en-
Ne tire interest Of W. G. Harris in and
to the landed estate Saw, Mills, etc, etc,
purchased by Harris s. Lewis apf w.
Waters on the 3lst Of October, 1885, will
continue the lumber business on, his own
account, Ali agencies close this day. Or,
ders for lumber and all transactions must
be with me alone. ,,s,s= s. C.. f. LEWIS. =
!. Feb. 10Th, 1s66-3m 80 .L.....fE n
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BEAUTY!
Auburn Golden, EIalen and Saken Carls,

TDRODUCED by the use of Prof. DEB,
II REUX' FRISER LIE CHENEUX.a One
application warranted to- curl the most
straight and stubborn haig'ofeither sex I'M
to wavy .ringlets, or heavy massive c,lrls.
Has been used by the fashiona bles Of Paris
and london, with the most gratifying re-
suits, Does 40 Injury to the hair, Price
by mail, sealed and postpaid ST. Descrip-
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GER, SHUTS q Co. Chemists, No. 2s5
River ST., Troy,'N u, Sole agents forthe
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