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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-03
AEESsENGER,s NOTICE

LILO give notice that % the 18th day fJune, A.
D. 1855, warrant u Hankruptey was issued srainsf
the estate Of a1alzns J. Barker Of Frencnf irTf5sI
county Of SandUsky and State Of Ohio who has been
adjUdged bankrupt on his own petition; that the
payment of any debts and delivery of any propertv
belonging to such bankrupt, to him OF for his use
and the transfer Of any property by him is forbidden
rupt to prove their debts, and chose one or more as
sgnees of his estate Will be held at Court Of Bank
ruptey to be holden at NQTYalE, Huron county, u.
before Frank sawyer, kpqS 0n the 1lth day Of
HARRY THOMPSON,
Deputy Z. S, Marshal as Messenger.
j. /. Greene. Atty for Petitioner 30
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The LaIest sWindIe.

REJUvENATEDP PoTAToEs-For five or
six weeks past the markets have been
filed with new ~ potatoes, which to
see, in such large quantities so early in
the season, was rather an unusual sight,
and one which ELECTED many inquiries
from vegetable growers and consumers,
as to where they were grown In an
awer to such queries the vendor would
say aFrom the Bermudas. sir, from
the Bermudas; came through by ex-
press, sir; fine potatoes, sir; fine pota-
toes-haye some, sirl" Citizens bought
them, ate them, smacked their lips over
them, talked of the great benefits of
fast freight lines and express companies,
and commended the enterprise of the
impositor. 1t now turns that the fine
new potatoes from the, Bermudas, sir,
were nothing more or less than old fash
ioned neshannockS peachbloWs and
other varieties, of last year, dhested Of
the rough surface of their winter jackets
by means of some chemical wash, pre-
pared by some shrewd individual of
more scientific knowledge and ingenuity
than honesty. Asa great many Of the
rejuyenated esculents were disposed Of
at high prices, the originator of the plan
must have realized a ittle fortune by
means Of his ley and les Cineineati
i(Ib.ao,5;~71I- itf fa-r4 -ttti HaHF '-H7
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NEW YoRK, July 1.-The Pendleton men
are expected here tonight in great force.
Fears are entertained that the reception pro-
posed will give them too much Importance.
1t has been discovered that great many
Southerners will vote for Pendleton on the
third or fourth ballot.
The new Tammany Hall is finished and
will be thrown open to the public to-day.
1t is magnificent and roomy hall. Tonight
the Sachems will warm it with a grand
banquet. The seating capacity of the new
hall is 3, 900.
The first choice of New York will be Sey-
rour; second, Hendricks; the third, Ham
cock; the last, Pendleton. Mayor Hoffman S
name will not be presented, as he is needed
for the GOvernorship next Fall.
Betting on the Presidential question is al
ready in progress. Two to one are put up
that Chase will not be the nominee; the
same that Pendleton will be.
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NEW YORK, June Nothing is talked
fhere now but the Convention il is supposed
that Governor Seymour will preside. He is
supposed to be working for Chase, but the
Pendleton men aye very confident most of
the Southern delegates how here favor john
son first, but will all go for Pendleton in the
end, no doubt. Great preparations are being
made to receive the Pehdleton escort to-mor-
row evening.
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To PRESERVE CHgRRIEs.-Stone the
fruit, and to every pound of fruit, take
pound of sugar. Put the fruit in
your kettle in alternate layers with the
sugar, and boil and skim until they are
tender and the syrup is rich. Or you
may take twelve pounds of Morrilla
cherries and stone them, and dissolve
four pounds ofsugar with the juice from
the fruit; clarity it and put in the fruit
and boil slowly until they are cooked.
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l. THE UNITED STATES, for the Nurfber,
District Of Ohi0.-In the matter Of Calvin II
Thompson, BlnkTupt;~-In BankrupteY.-At Cleve-
land, in the said district on the 29d day Of June 4
ID 1868.
NORTHERN DISTRICT OF OHIO S.
Take notice that petition has been fled IN ysii7
Court by Calvin II. Thompson, Of Riley townsbir
elared BaRkrupt under the Act Of Co1oress III
March Sd, 1857, Tor discharge and a ceTtiaeafe
thereof, from all his debts and other claims Il,va
under said Act and that the ISth day OF Jnlv re-t
at 10 o'clock n, Is assigned for the hearing Of tbe
same, when and gheTe yQq mEy attend and show
esJse y any you have, Why the prayer Of the said
Petition should net be granted.
You viii also take notice that the secsad and
third meetings of Creditors, required By the s7th
and 2sth sections Of said Act VII be held bv o-der
Of said Court on the 18th day of July D is6s, at
10 o'clock 81, atNorTalk, in said district before
Frank SaWyeF, Esquire, Of the Registers Of said
Court, EARL BILL.
Clerk Of the District Court
To the Creditors Of said Bankrupt. 1921
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The Republican Convention of the
18th (Cleveland) District, yesterday,
nomiHsted W. H. UPsoE, Of Summit
county, for Congress, after an exciting
and protracted session.
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x AMoNe the 'conserEst.veP soldiers in
Ohio named as delegates to the Tam
nsy side-show, is General I. c. Hunt,
q Toledo, ,ehO has been dead sir months.
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NEw YoRK, June 3O.-The delegates to
the Democratic National Convention are
continually arriving. The hotel passages
are filed during the day and evening with
earnest discussers of the probable action ol
the Convention. The most prominent
names for the Presidency seem to be Han
cock and Chase, though the bulk of Pendle-
tons supporters are not yet here.
The preparationsf for the Soldiers and Sail
ors Convention are about to be completed.
They will undoubtedly favor the nomination
of Hancock, but will accept the nominee Of
the Democratic Convention.
Tammany Hall is about ready for occupa-
ton and is to be thrown open to the invited
guests on Thursday afternoon.
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"A considerable quantity of wool has
been brought to market since our last issue.
On Saturday we noticed between forty and
fifty loads on our streets. Mr.. L. WHITE,
has purhased within three days, ending
Tuesday noon, some 90, 600 pounds. Other
buyers have also been busy, and we believe
we have never before seen the wool trade so
active. The outside price is DO cents
ITffn Advertiser 100 gUC5
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satMrday,. .Aughist 8, 1ses.

q At one O'Clock in the afternoon of said day, the
following described lands and tenements, to-w1t;
Forty 4O acres Of land to be taken off nom the
west end of tr8et number one 5al in tho United
States reserve of two miles square, atthe foot of the
rapids of the SaTdusky river, being the west part
Of OUTLET number twenty-five 22 according to the
new numbering in the town of Fremont, excepting
thereiom six l6 acres ofthe east end thereof r "
Appraised at $500. 81 som H. EE3d -
=. ], L, GREENE, Jr.,
io' Master Commissioner, Sahdusky County, Ohio.
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NEW York, June 30.-About ten of the
Ohio delegates to the Democratic Oonven-
ton arrived tonight There are, however,
surprisingly few delegates yet in town, prob
ably about $50 of the $50 who will comprise
the Convention. SUme of the Southern
delegates here express themselves in favor
of Chase. All Western delegates here de-
clare strongly for Fendleton.
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A1AsTER .CoMMIssIoNRR,s
.saturday, August s, Ises,

NOR SALE.-A cheap. home in a
Il central location. House and lot on High St.
4 story house, contains five rooms, pantry and
closets. Well aud cstern; plenty Of fruit trees aud
good barn on the lot, ALL for sl2OO 500 to be paid
down, $500 in five annual payments. p rsor.fls1
F 4- CAMEIEID SEQ. p
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GREEN SPRINGS The ! subscri.
~ ber offers for sale eheapin the villge of Green
Springs, one tYo-story frame house, 26x30, with
three lots; and one l-story flame house 1Sx24 with
one lot. Apply.tor H ~ ED. FLAHiFF,
2-29pd Green SpTiegs, o.
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POAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby
H. given that petition has been presented to
the Commissioners of Sandusky County for the lay
ing cut of County road on the township line be-
tween Riley and Townsend townships, Sandusky
county, through land owned by NJ E. " Wilcox
and Gerard o, Ransom, non-residents, and dess
eTibed es sec Z, town 5, range II, .ri .4t
July 8, lsssr2I-2OPd ] E. PoNERoY,
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The Democrats of the Cincinnati Dis
triot have determined to drop General
Carey for Congress, and run Theodore
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Harvesting began in Pikeeounty, Ohio,
last veek. The yield Of wheat is expected
TO be large.
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The N. Y. Convention,

Below we give number ofreports rumors
and speculations concerning the action Of
the Democrats Convention which meets in
New York next Saturday.
WASHINGTON, June 27-There has bsen for
several days large number of arrivals of
prominent Democrats from various sections
of country to consult over the coming Demo-
cratic nomination for President. Southern
delegates who have arrived mostly favor a
military nomination. A majority appear TO
be for Hancock, and some for Frank Blair.
Pennsylvania is reported fave rble for mil
itsry nomination, and is for Hancock as the
real choice, although it is expected compli
mentary vote will be given to General Pack
er. -----
The West comes very slrorg for Pendleton
except in Indiana and Missouri. The latter
State is expected 10 go for Blair, while Indi-
ana is divided between Pendleton, Hancock
and Hendricks. 9- IN
The Northwest is represented as emphatic
against Chase, and boldly threatens to boltif
he be nominated. The New York politicians
here assert that they will shape the nominal
tion.
They are osten,ibly for Chase, but their
real man is said to be Hendricks. The im-
preston prevails among those best informed
that johnson will get oDly the complimentary
votes Of few Southern States. i
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-03

The wool clip. of this county is coming
in very rapidly. The farmers are evidently
afraid to hold their wool for fear of decline
in prices. We do not think prices will vary
much in the next three or four months. One
firm bought oven G,A00 1bsson the streets
last Saturday. The prices range about the
same as last weekr-35 to 42 cents.--Hdn-
cock Courier. :fl-r a. - =rf.'or
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Neirhhnrhnna Nawa

The eleventh annual meeting of the
Firelands Historical Society held in Nor
walk on Wednesday last, was largely attend
ed and q very interesting one.
4Ths post Office st CLYDE was robbed of
SO in sPmps and pennies one night last
week
The latest candidate for Congress in
districts W. B. Sloane of Pt Clinton.
Bully for Sloane!
-McKim d Bros. of Bellevue bought a
white oak tree On Thursday, on the border
of Seneca apd Crawford counties, measuring
eight feet 69 the stump and -four. feet two
inches at the top. 1t yielded 4,274 slaves,
,260 pieces of heading and -I2O- rails from
the top cut.
The Bellevue Gazette gays the seven
teen-year locusts are swarming in the woods
near that place making noise not frequent
ly heard.
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M Ti3F Z DIsFRIcT COTfBT ~

deputy Z, 5, MarshaI as Messenger,
], L, Greene, Atty for Petitioner. 1917
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ment they to select an umpire, and to be paid for
on such terms as shall be hereafter agreed on.
Z. The road to be built, equipped and maintained
during the entire lease as first class roadin every
respect.
s. At the close of said lease, the said road, de-
pots stations, rolling stock, ETC., from Berwick's
Bay to the Texas line. shall be valued by experts,
one TO be appointed by each Of the parties hereto
and in the event of disagreement the two to Sc
lect an umpire, whose decision shall be iusl. The
value thereof thus ascertained shall be subscribed
as stock in the present company, il being well un-
derstood that all costs of maintenance, as well
expense of operating the road, shall be at the ex
elusive charge of the lessee.
8. The contract with Charles Morgan for rum
ming line OF steamers to Texas extending to 1871,
to be carried out by the lessee in every respect
10. The present road to Berwick's Bay. includ-
ing depots, machine shops, rolling stock, bridges,
etc., TO be turned to the lessee after iuven-
tory and appraisment and the said property, or
property of like character and value and like con-
ditfon and good order. to be returned to the com.
pany at the expiration Of said lease.
ii. The lessee, TO insure the faithful perform
ance of this contract, to furnish security to the
satisfaction Of the board Of directors.
H. The said lessees shall contribute and pay
each year the sum of $4,000, payable quarterly to
keep up and maintain the organization of the rail-
load company during the existence of this lease.
ID. The said lessees obligate themselves to do
no act which may operate forfeiture of the char.
ter, and shall hold the said N. o., o. and G. w. R..
r. Co. harmless against any and ali acts of theirs.
Sealed proposals will be received at the office
of the company in New Orleans, No. So Canal
street, until the first day of September next at IL
O'Clock NJ, the company reserying the right of re.
jecting any or all bids.
For particular information apply to
c. P. LEvERICH,
President Bank of New York
JOSEPH C. BUTLER.
President Lafayette Bank. Cincinnati, ohia
CHAS. PARSONS,
Cashier State Savings Association, st Louis, No.
GEO. sTURGIS,
President Mort western Ma ional Bank, Chicago III.
Or to the undersigned, A b SEGER President
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EACTs i hessr. n. Klefer 4 Housnds-, No. Is
street. manufacturers Of the NaskOn Bitters:
Hou oy the Government for manufacturing the Mslskos
eno found in the Ingredients employed compound
Vel TO excite and In good order digestive
oganh nave prescribed said Bittsrs times and In
nsd occasion 70 ascertain their beneficial
eneeL remain gentleman. respectfully your ost
oeeolent servanh A: hEROIER, NJ D. 1873 Canal street
have examined the pstest you hold for the Of
Msakon Btters and End nothing in the Ingredients thereof
steo 70 act mJurousy upon the human system unless
sor norcn@s Quantities Indeed, nothing bu 10
Your hsakon Btters, which 4 have examined do mot
oontn any ingredients injurious 20 health and NAV B. recon-
Yours. ~ SCu ypS ~ n
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MEDICAL.

MEDICAL.
VINO TAKES THE MONEY!
H WLCoTr says he viii pay $1,000 to any person VINO
VIII produe remedy that will instantly remove, and
~ Ieaa snd permanently pain in the Head Teeth
temples, Neck Shoulders, Breast Back, Heart Lungs
ooes hips, Abdomen, Legs Ankles, Feet Toes internal
SAteina acute or chronic Old Ulcers, Fresh Wounds
rnghus Oancersin fact, all pain, from any cause Rheu
Ate neurAgc from mosquito bite 20 most intense
Labor fsns-as quick as Pain Paint reduce inf
ssrspldy nehl permanently pam in
phcstion whether applied the infant the most
ieeole or aged person. and IL harmless Pain Paint
Applied Free at no. 81 Carondelet street.
., JOHN GRAVES,
Sole Agent for New Orleans and State Of Louisiana
Country Dealers and Druggists supplied
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CwEET SPRINGS
MONROE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA,
VIII be opened for the reception OF visitors 10Th
as heretofore will be kept strictly hrstcass hotel Pas,
sengrs from the South will take the and Virginia
Railroad 10 Bonsaks Station where rstclsss coaches will
be in readiness TO convey them TO the Springs
Board three dollars day.
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= q. PALAER - Co.,
q o. PALMER JOSEPH WILD. L. 8 ooxl
Importers and wholesale and Retain Dealers IN
Carpets. Mats. on Cloths. Kse.. ma,
Hasa y md u Damp street, Hsv orissaA Ia
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A BOOK FOR THE UNreKrUNArE

J. BALDWIN DUFFs REArrSr ox pprv.rr nru
1879 Inposeney Loss o. Power DEBILITY With
~ 70 Msrrsge should be BY al
hmpslns MARRIAGE sent oy mail rsceip. Of Is cens b.
J. b. DUFF GRIFFTF
New Orleans Medical Institute.
Where oil private diseases sre successfully ;resssd
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fne vi PAINTINGS Framed Engravings, Silver Ware, Pho
ograph Albums and large OF Fine Gold Jew
elry, IN ali valued at 81 600 90.
Chance TO Draw Of the above Prizes by purch
Sealed Ticket for Is cents Tickets describing Prize
sealed in Envelopes and thoroughly mixed On pt Of
Is cent? Sealed Ticket will be drawn without oe aud
delivered at office neil address, The
payment Of One Dollar Prizes viii be Immediately sent 10
any address as requested by express or retarn nail
You will know what your Prize before Won nav for L.
Any Prize may beexchanged for another Of the value
NO BLANKS.
Our patrons can depend on fair dealing
bEFkRENCEs-We select the following from the
many who have lately drawn Valuable Prizes kindly per
mitted us TO publish them:
8 T. Wilkins, Buffalo, n. y, $1,000; Miss Annie Monroe
chicago, IN, Piano, valued at $3.50 Robert Jackson Du-
bcque. Iowa, Gold Watch $3.50; Pal lip Nc arthy
vi lie, KY. Diamond Cluster Ring 500, K. A. Patterson
New Bedford, Mass Silver Tea Sl75 Miss Emma Wal
worth, Milwaukee, WIS, Piano, $500; Rev. I. W. Pitt
Cleveland, Ohio Melodeon, Sl25
We publsh no names without permission.
OPINIONS OF THE PREss
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and deserve their success Weekly Tribune Feb 1853
I'VE have examined their system them to be
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Last wesk friend Of drew a $500 prize which was
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Send for circular giving references and favor
able notices from the Liberal Inducements
Satisfaction guaranteed Every package OF Sealed Enve
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l73 Broadway New York.
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Ed VOCATIONAL.
TTNIvERsITY HIGH SCHOOL
AT GOSHEN DEPOT. VIRGINIA CENTRAL R. r.,
RocKBRDGE COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

Il. n B. WOOD. Principal; A. j. WOOD and THOS A.
HOPE, Associate PRINCIPALS.
Third Observation-Disclosures 10 1865 to June Is 1859
Ancient and Modern Languages Mathem cs Civil En-
cheering English Branches Elements of Natural Moral
Science and History
Boys and Young Men thoroughly prepared the Univer
sty OF Virginia Washington College business pursuits
Cordially recommended by the Professors the Univer-
sity Of Virginia and Washington College and number
Of patrons in different States
Terms for the Session Board Tuition Fuel Wash
ing and ghsS2SO In rency halt entrance; balance
LIST February
P. O.-Goshen Bridge Roekbridge county. Va
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

oFFIoE, n7 NORTH THIRD STREET, 81. LOUIS NO
WIN solicit Patents and prosecute Patent su old
jectsd claims Expecting reap profits from SUCH We
obtain patents FIRST application for barely what ns
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bled 70 shape claims 70 avoid Infringement An bust
ness attended 70 promptly; sdvioe free In all casaa
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GREAT DISTRIBUTION
METROPOLITAN GIFT COMPANY.
Cash Gifts to the Amount OF se5o.0OO.
EVERY TICKET DRAWS PRIZE
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OUIsIANA EQUITABLE
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital. 1000.
OFFICE, l42 CANAL STREET, NEW oRLEANs.
John Pemberton, VS. Pike. Edward Rlgney,
E. A. Tyler }. W Stone, Schmidt
c. H. SlOcomb, A. Thompson, Alexasder Marks,
F. Debondlo, Philip Meyer, u r. dira dey,
George A Fosdick, Edward Barnett Marshall J. Smith
JOSEPH ELLISON. President, w. PIKE, Vice President
r. NJ DEAEE General Agent, W. p. HARPER, Secretary.
Dr. b H. Moss Dr. Sam1 Chopin, DR.. LeMonier
Dr. Henry Smith, DIR. J. II. Lewis, Dr.. W. q. Nichols.
@. A. Breaux Attorney.
ALL KINDS OF LIFE RISKS TAKEF-Ordinary Life
and nnual Endowment Ten Annual Endowment and Five
Annual Endowment Single Payment; Participating and
Non Participating issued By this Company low any
other Company.
ALL PAYMENTS NoN-FORFEITABLE.
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MRS. @. III. CALDWELL,
TEACHER OF ALL BRANCHES
Of
A Thorough English Education, Moderu
Languages and Music,
Vocal and Instrumental
DRAWING,
LANDSCAPE AND PoRTRAITURB
Strangers Hotel,
No. l2s Charities Street, New Orleans
REFERENCEs.
Rev. DR. Leacock New Orleans, La Prof 8 e. Dixon
Charleston, s. c.; Hon. Trssimond Landry, louisiana;
Hon Judge Simon, New Orleans; Prof. 4. L, Caldwell
Transylvanis University.
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from the books Of the Company
OHAs. BRIGGS. Presdsnl
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans,
Sworn 70 and subscribed before me- day Of March
1855. PAUL ". CoLLENs,
Third Justice Of the Peace
Six per interest all outstanding Scrip be paid
the legal holders thereof the second Monday May
CHAs BRIGGS Prssideni
AFT. CARRIxRK, Vice President
TRUSTEES:
ChArlss BrierA A. 4 Montgomery
Ant Osrriere, A. Lecourt
SEQ. A. Fosdick Frank wilhsmA
Brugier Thomas Byrna
Chss. Latte John fhornhil,
John g. MsunseI- ". A. violett.
p. Anderson, Hugh Macdonald,
Alfred Kesny. VIM N. Pinckard
A Frerichs, John 8 Wallis
Geo W. Dunbar George Foster,
X. r. stockmsyer Andrew Stevark
Geo. ". Hynson 4 8. rothief
Arch'd Montgomery, John Nixon, Jr.,
HenryS. vese R. PiAszio
T. Marquese James Caller,
Cha wsshsAz, Rudolph sieg.
VI p Given
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NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY,
once, Corner Of Camp aud anal streets.
EIGHTH YEAR.
Premiums received during the year ending Decem-
her 3lst, Al
Losses, Taxes, Expenses, Reinsurance. etc, paid
during same period $le4O7S 81
Assets the 3lst December .s565sl ss
NEW ORLEANS January IL, 1853
The Board Of Directors have resolved declare scrip
Of THIRTY PER CENT the earned partic-
pstng premiums for the ending December 81 1867 and
have further resolved pay Six Per Cent interest
standing certificates of Scrip and after the second Mon
day of March. 1868. J. TUYEs, President.
J. W. HINcKs, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
Geo. Urquhartl I. b. Blanchard Jr, Chs LATTE.
A. Rochereau, VIM Stevens, J. NJ Laoeyre
@. w. Babcoek, J. A. White, A. Schneider,
Jno Gauehe, W. +. Williams, J. Tuyes.