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THE MUTUAL LIFE

Has been in successful operation for over 25
years. 1t is the OLDEST wholly Mutual Life
Insurance Company in the United States. The
ablest business men in the country are on its
Board Of Trustees. Every profession and depart
ment of business is represented. Twenty. five
years of unparalleled success has placed this
Company in advance of all others and put the
safety and success ofits mode Of doing business.
There must be a foremost Life Insurance Com
Pdny. There are leading Societies and men in
all departments Of life. There are leading banks
,ers, commercial houses aud manufacturers. The
position of THE MUTUAL Life Insurance Com
pany of New York, on the lst February, 1868,
speaks for ITSELF proving itself the most equita>
BILE Company in the world, Offering superior ad,
vantages in all the features of business combined
with uuequalled financial security. Its ''record"
is this-It excels all other companies in the
Largest Number Insured, 1884.
The largest amount insured mann. sl94, ,S2l $50 90
The largest amount assets, Febl, 1868 25Sl9Sl9 90
The largest annual income from prems ssj7, ,2s6 90
Tine largest annual income from interest I3l376I 90
The largest annual income from all
sources, " All CASH" lO,I73,O47 90
1T HAS PAID
The largest annual cash dividend. 1868 2517 l4 90
The largest total dividends
Cash value of all dividends, over. 1850, 900 90
Additions for divden1s ....... q, 600 900 90
IT SHOWS
The lowest rate of mortality 10 in>
come, -. 900 per cent
The smallest ratio of total outgo to
total income, only 22.76 per cent.
Receipts of the Pac;fcCoast Branch Office
for year ending August l, 1858, over
$e33, 900, being more than four times
that of any other Company.
The attention of business men is called to
the above statement of facts and figures, exbib-
itiug tie superior inducements and advantages
offered by This sterling old Company, THE
MUTUAL LIFE of New York.
For Agencies, Information, Applications, &C.,
Apply to
II. w. HEATH, .Jr.,
Agent for Oregon & the Territories,
B., OGice--cOr. Front and Stark Sts.,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
o. p. LACY, Local Agent,
ASSN WALLA WALLA, W. T.
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HOLIDAY GooDs-On Christmas day the hearts
of even the most chur!ish expand, and catching
the prevailing feeling, the good natured and the
crabid, the man who spends freely, and the man
who boards, all open their hearts and endeaYor
to make happy those who surround them. This
feeling generally manifests itself 10 the shape of
presents, suitable to the age, wants and tastes
Of the recipients. Anticipating the observance
of Christmas after this fashion, our storekeepers
have provided very full stocks of goods suited to
the holidays Among those who make particu-
larry fine display in this line we notice DIR. J. H.
Day, whose stock of fancy goods, including pho
tOgraph albums, ladies' work-boxes, dressings
cases, perfumery &C., is rarely equalled outside
oflarge cities. Gentlemen and ladies desiring
10 make really handsome presents, should call
and examine DE-. Days stock. In the same line,
DR.. F. W. Colmau makes a fine display of goods
suited to the holidays. In the line of dry goods,
Adams Brothers have very large stock, from
which any and all tastes can be suited. To a
wife, daughter, or sweetheart, no present is more
acceptable than a handsome dress. We know
'he ladies will thank US for giving toe gentlemen
the hint. Mr. Kohlhauf, corner of Main and
IAird streets, also has a large stock of ladies'
and gentlemen's dress goods, among which is
many articles suitable for presents. For Christ
mas cakes, pies, and fancy confectionery, every
cody will go to our friend Brechtels, where they
Will ind very fine stock of goods in his line,
all laid in expressly for the holidays. For toys,
nankee notions, fancy goods, &C., 60 to Mr.. j..
DSuer s. where you will 6nd an endless variety
y. ~ presents that will gladden. the hearts Of the
n'ue ones and children of larger growth. Res
-s@oer that Christmas comes but once year,
~ Su 50 be ready to make the most Of this season
VI JOY and festiyity.
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- THE
MUTUAL LRl INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF NEW YORK.
1912. INCORPORATED. .1s4a.
ASSETS, August l, 1868, s2s 900 600
CASH.
OF NEW YORK.
PURELY MUTUAL.

A LII PROFITS DIVIDED TO POLICY HoL.
n DERS. Persons now iusuring in this old
and reliable Company will fully participate in
the Dividends of February lst, 1868. Dividends
may be used in redaetiOn of second payment, or
to increase the Policy. The method adopted by
this Company, the success of the institution,
the character of the men managing the business,
the promptness in paying losses, the mode of
declaring Dividends, should all be taken into
the account,
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SHOOTING MATCH.-A gentleman who was pre-
sent furnishes us full report of the shooting
match between Messrs. G. P. Winesett and C..
Schumacher, two of the best shots in the coun-
try. The match was for purse of Sl00; best
six shots out of eleven, string measure = dis
tance 200 yards. We give the measurement ia
ken from the centre of the target to the centre
Of the ball holes
, 1868-12-25

SrRUcK RocK.-The steamer Nez Perce Chief
on her trip down, in the early part of last week,
struck a rock, and remained high and dry for
several days. A rise in the water fually ena-
bled her to get off with no damage other than a
hole in her bottom.
, 1868-12-25

The LADIES FAIR, for the benefit of the Cath
olc Orphan Asylum, opened on Monday night,
and drew out large attendance. On Tuesday
night, the attendance was even larger, and on
both occasions great liberality was displayed.
The receipts Of the first night footed up within a
fraction Of S400, and each succeeding night has
shown handsome addition to the orphan fund.
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PERsoSAL.-H. A. Gehr, of Umatilla county,
paid Walla Walla hasty visit on Wednesday
last. Mr.. G. informs us that every thing in res
lation ito the new county seat is progressing sat,
isfactorily the surveys are completed and just
as soon as the lumber can be had work on the
court house will be commenced.
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PuBLIc SCHOOL DISTRICT No.

POBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 81.
HIHE DISTRICT school,, OF DISTRICT No. "a,
Wala Waa county, ". T., will be reopened on
MONDAY, the 10th of November 1868, in charge Of
the former teacher, B. +. CROSS, assisted by MISS
ADA SlCkLER. Owing to the public fund being
exhausted the following ates of tuition are thought
necessary, per quarter of twelve weeks;
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT-Seve dollars, in
advance.
INTERMEDIATE DEP EPARTaENT-Pupils nsing
the Third Reader Second Geography, Grammar, and
Practical Arithmetic nine dollars. in advance.
SENIOR EXPERIMENTATION using the Fifth
Reader, EoCutou, Grammar, History, and Book
Keeping, or Philosophy, Astronomy, Algebra, and
Geometry, three more to form class, Twelve
dollars, in advance.
Eg Legal Tenders taken at par. va
The School will be governed by Moral Suasion but
tie lucorrigible will Yield Compulsory Obedience.
7. REESE.
WIN. KOHLHAUFF, Directors.
GEORGE F.THOMAS,)
Mr.. CROSS is well known a successful Teacher
in this Territory during the past thirteen years. and
respectfully refers patrons to Col. Vim. Cock j. d.
Laman, l.. p. Berry, WIN. RedfOrd. Rev. Z. Eclls r.
Jacobs, and the Directors of the district
N. B. A limited number of pupils can obtain board
in private families. at Four Dollars per week wash
ing extra. 4S-lm
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S. H. McLAUGHLIS is requested to call at
this office and settle his subscription account.
All Others in arrears will understand that they
are invited TO call and settle.
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PUBLIe HALL.-It will be noticed that the old
q" Bank Exchange" has been converted into a
public hall, for which purpose it is well suited
, 1868-12-25

CHRIsrMAs-In order that the printers may
take part in the festivities incident to Christmas
day, we put the STATESMAN to press on Thursday
evening
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MAJOR KIRBY, in making bis round with the
paper will not object to receiving Christmas
presents from the subscribers he has so faithfully
seryed
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CENsURE.- Censure, says an ingenious
author, is the tax man pays to the public
for being eminent. 1t is folly for eminent
men to think of escaping it, and weakness
to be affected with it. All the illustrious
persons of antiquity, and indeed of every age
in the world, have passed through this fiery
persecution There ia no defence against
reprOach but Obscurity; it is kind OF con-
comitant to greatness, as -satires and invec-
tives were an essential part of Roman
triumph.
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In pray er it is better to have heart with
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From the above figures it will be seen that
Mr., Schumacher won by IL Gle inches. Tne
friends OF Mr.. Wineset not being satisfied with
the result, it is thought that the match Will be
shot over again at an early day.
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THE GRAIN MARKEr-In Portland the best
brands Of -four are quoted at So so per bbl. The
market is quiet. Wheat, 65 "a 10 cents per
bushel. In San Francisco wheat is quoted at
81 S2l "a 81 IS per hundred. Flour, So 80 G9
s. 75 In New York, -four is quoted at Sl2 per
bbl. Wheat, 81 20 a. 81 % per bushel. There
is little demand for shipment abroad, and as
CONSEQUENCE the ma rk ct is dull.
, 1868-12-25

PREsESrs. MIR. II. Parker has a stock of
handsomely bound books, photograph albums,
&C., suitable for holiday presents.
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THE Manufacturing the last week we have
had several attempts at snow storm, but each
time a failure, and in lieu thereof deluge of
rain. At this writiug-Thursday afternoon-it
is making a desperate effort to snow, but the
chances are that 1t will melt away into rain. A
sleigh ride on Christmas day would have beer
delightful, but the clerk of the weather has or
dered differently.
Since the above was in type the snow has got
the best of it, and now there is every prospect
= Of excellent sleighing.
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PiGEoN SHOOTING. - A match for $50 aside
was shot on Saturday last, which on account Of
the well known skill of the contestants attracted
unusual attention. The parties were Messrs. w.
T. Aubery and John Justice on one side, and NJ.
Evans and J. Messenger opposed to them.
They sho. at 10 birds each, with the following
result: ~
J. Justice 0 l l o l
W. 7. Aubery, l
VI. A. Evans, l l l l /
J Messenger, l 0 0 l l
Evans aud Messenger killed l6 brds Aubery
and Jus stice, l3.
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CoMMENDABLE-Itis is not perhaps. gem
erally known that the Union Pacific Railroad
Company are and have all the while been
doing for their employees what few, if any,
corporation ever did before. They have es.
abiished at various points along the road
depots Of supplies from which their hands
are supplied at eastern prices. The company
also have established hospitals upon the most
extensive scale, with all the appendages and
improvements, employing the best medical
talent Of the country, where all the sick or
wounded in their employ are attended to and
supplied with nurses and everything Tor
their comfort, and all without any charge.
Such liberality as this is TOO rare in this
selfish world to be let pass without notice
Helena Herald if
, 1868-12-25

In pray er it is better to have heart with
out words, than words without heart.
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Ranche Ion. sale.

i Valley situated three miles from town, on the
Yellow Hawk Creek. On this Ranch there is 100
of improved land, comfortable Dwelling
House, Frame Grainery and Stables Also, 400 dif-
bearing the finest kind Of Fruit. Inquire Of
47-lm j. BAUER, Tobacco Store.
e. All parties knowing themselves indebted to
me will please come forward and settle, and save
costs JIM. ABADIE
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FROM CUBA.

Havana, Dec 1.-THE Didrio, which is
strongly in the Spanish interest, says that
within the jurisdiction of Santiago de Cuba,
this year, no crops will be gathered. The
insurrectionists carry of the coffee as fast as
it ripens and feed the sugar cane to their
horses. Steam transports from Spain, with
reinforcements, arrived to-day. The Span
iurds since their arrival, feel more confident
that the revolution will speedily terminate.
The Diario publishes accounts of misery
prevailing 10 Santiago de Cuba, which it
says is heart-rending. The Eastern depart
ment is ruined for years come.
, 1868-12-25
LATEST EASTERN NEWS.
Dates 70 December I7th.

lcoNPILED PRoN THE oREooSIAN.l
THE CUBAN RESURRECTION.
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COUNTER FOR SALE:

A HANDSOMELY FINISHED COUNTER, suit
a able for Store, Saloon, or any KIDD OF busi-
ess, tor sale cheap. Apply at this Office. sI-u
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THE MILITARY REUNION.

Chicago, Dec. 1.-The Soldiers Reuuios
closed with grand banquet. The Chamber
Of Commerce ball was msgni6cently decorat-
ed, and was a scene of great enthusiasm and
enjoyment. Speeches were made by Gener-
ais SchOfeld,, Thomas, Slocum, Pope, Logan,
Terry, Oglesby and several others. The
next reunion will be held some time next
vear Mt Tndiananolis
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39busicians' Garns.

DR.. L. c. KINNEYS
NJ H ID IC AL OF FIC Il.
MAN STREET, NEXT DOOR To sGHwA.
lyI baehers' Store. 44.tf
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Memphis. Dec 1.-THE Ledger has a
report of fight between squad of citizens
aud thirty militia men near Augusta, Arkan
sas, yesterday, in which four militia men
were killed.
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MosrTIoN.... .............'.......Mo SlTros'
STATE OF LoUIsIANA-FoURTH DISTRICT COURT
OF NEW ORLEANS.
.MONITIoN,

To all whom these presents shall come. greeting:
made BY the he,if Of the Parish Orleans the property
described applied u the cier< OF this Oour
the deed OF sale recorded the eleventh
dny Of March, 1868 for on advertisement. Ia
conformity 70 an se Of he g.a5s o. as 81 ss al
tive IL mentions and mods Of proceeding"
theref know and all persons interested herein
are admon he'd in the Of the state or
Louisiana Fourth District Court OF New Orleans
any right title claim In and TO the property
hereinafter described in Of informally In
the order Judgment Of the Court under which NE
sale any iregulay He ssly the apprae-
time or manner OF SALE or Tor
any defect whatsoever to show csnse within thirty
5ax from the this monition r inserted In the pub c
~hy the made shoad not be- confirmed aud
hon oogad The dprpery sold oy the sheriff o. the
Psri,h aforesaid tire ninth Of March lSb, BY
virt' Of Of this Court rendered on the 18th Day OF
Net BubbeNo 2Ol0t OF the docket OF thus
Court-at which sal. Mich-e Wheeahan became the
chaser for the price Of $5z5 %.
Description Of property n given In the Judicial con-
certain square Of ground the Fourth District Of this
city designated by the No l06 bounded By Second Third
Do-Renos Broad and Mepome.e sreets raid square is
divided into 26 lots numbered from to % inc usve IS
plan BY Louis H. Pile late city surveyor dated Ap ~
city reference which said measures ne follows 70
wiz: $50 feet inches lines front on Third street so
inches and lii FROM Broad street. ~ fcet inches
and lines front Mspomene street, h5 feet inches and
lines Second street, and 254 feet and lines on
Doeenos street ogetber With al the rights privileges
hrcunto belonging or In any wise spper
tanning Being the acquired oy defendant. By
purch from Mis- G. McKea par Get befsre
khsrnon notary public in this city on the zsth June 1866
BY ereer Of Court Clerks omcs New v'ssno Ssrcn Is
Deputy Clerk
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NOR sALE-REAL EsTATE-sEvERAL BUN.
and Sugar Plantations located the bat
portions Of be Gotten and rgowing seeA Aiso kcs
Orange Orchards and large bodies Of valuable
property improved and unnpoved in the form Of Residences
building lots and favorable terms Peries
wish ng TO invest do well call and famine Proner
Mi Gard, Real Estate Aessts No. Oaxondslst
street New Orlesns 500 oIrtf
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cuNsrA8lt's SALES.

CIV. WRIGHT vs. RAY 4 BEsNARD-No. 1854
RY VIRTUE of an Alias Writ sr FserI
ID Fac by the Honorable Sixth Justice Of
The Pesce city Of New Orleans in the entitled
suit win proceed sell at Public Auction at the French
Market near Ferry Landing TIL URSD Az the i6h
day Of April, 1863 at Il o'clock H., One Side Dock and
Three FlsI Beats 4-tt teUtt
Seixed In the above suit
- TfsEs-Cash in u g. Treasury Votes
DANIEL WILSON.
Constable sixth Justice Court.
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G. De FtRtT's SALES.
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE TOWN OF xANDE-
fsssss VILE. PARISH OF ST. rAMxANY. 81 :


BY @. DE FERRET,
AucTIoEKKR- ONCE and saiesoons. Sc Bienvls street.
CATURDAY. April ! Q, 1893. NJ ~ O'Clock
q \. q sps Merchants and Auesionssrs Exchsnzs'
: a1 SQUARE % GROUND ssslsnss.a ~ tn. No. IS
bounded BY Florde Montgomery and Athsln stesss and
z zSoTHER SQUARE OF GROUND situated IN the
town Of Mapceye PARISH Of st. rAnmsny dssigastsd BY
the 70 g. and bounded BY Montgomery Where and Athan
sf Tw so' LOS OF ssoUsD se.snsssd BY the Nos.
sses So feet mont on asssoa avenue thence unans up
the Grand cus,s 2 fronting thereon s1a .nssce a.
ginning tosetter wi all the rights, ways servsudes priv
ss-TrEss-cssb IN U. 3. Treasury Notes. a. s.r
acts Of ssle With Irerpk Revenue Stamps sstsehed
p.r.~ ------- : : :
SUCCESSION OF WIDOW BAzILE JAILLor. OR
Nsi g taiors JAILLAU-NO. sa2lo. aa4 st'ss'r,e
n Bx q. DE FERRET.
s1s1t aHf ofce-No. So Bsnvins street.
TUESDAY. ApriI es. 1905, et ~ O'clock
Al the M.Ichs1ts and Auc, nssrs Exchange Reys,
order from the Honorable Judge q the Second ps st
described real belonging said sacsss ion WIN Be
BY Lpass sss and Seventh sRe mss
Washington seventh streets measuring 50
Together with old house srscssd thereon
nT-TKRns-s;ash In u s Treasury notes
Act OF sale with Internal Revenus Stamps attached
before Doriocourt ts pubic. at pn chsssrs expsnss
SUCCESSION OF JAMES GRoGAN-No. so,zsa
BY Q. DE FERIET.
Aucr1oHxEB
oncs and salesrooms-s6 Bieuvills street
sl-UEsDAY,- a pril IS. .ls0s, at ~ o'clock
w., the Merchants and Aucttoneors Exchange
Reya sfroe Canal and Customhouse strests by
virtue the Honorable the Judge Of tbs se
cond Di trie Orleans dated March Is 1858 the
following described real etae belonging TO said Succession
| "A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. in the First District
q this city in the square bounded by Gsquet P.myrA
Rockebave DrRenois streets, desigustsd by No.
per plan deposited in the Office OF ~ Peters notar,
public. Said lot measuring n fest inches from oss
quet los lest 10 inches and lines in depth between
parallel lines
| ~ TERxs-Cash In u. & frsezury Notes i
Act sale with u Internal revenue axt>ched
before ceas strgez notary public, ~ the expense OF III
su-chs-er
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alas STATE OF LOUISIANA aeseT4
/, s..,of EucUrvx DrPARrxxSr.(
New Orleans, March 81, 1858 !
VHHFREAs application hos been made 60
w BY Mark Waltont cancel his official bond
sor IN and for the parish Of Orleans to-wIt:
bond the 9th Of Nov mber 1851 tor the sum OF
FIVE Hundred Dollars $780,, with Sarah A. Walton A. So
Notics hereby given 70 all peons Interested said
bono 10 writing q once n TIE Sscrstary Of
Sste within ninety aer the last pnbcatoo hereof why
the said bond should not be cancelled and annuliea
Given hand AID seal Of the Hfae OF the shove
date the Independence Of the United States the nins
= (eirneD JOSHUA BAKER.
Governor Of Louisiana
J. h HARDr. Secretary Of State
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
tft7i DkrAKrrxkxr Exrcurr,
TTENDU que Mark W.lson f~lt~ uno
n application cancelefuent De bond oniel
noe pour p-ruisse dOriesbs savor
lin nd date le de Ia de Cnq
cen psstres $50 sarah Walton. secaritee
Avis donne tsute-
ressees falrc connaitre ec bureau du
taire dEfa les vnedix jours qui suivront
publication de av les rasons esqusos
es dit bonds serat pas csncene ct annuie.
DrnRe signature Of syec sceau - rttat e 10
date menonns ct qnars vsns dousisms Annes De Fin
csime) JOSHUA BAKER
Gouyerneur dsia LcuAsfane
j. III HIRpy. Eecretslrs d'Etak
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1r l LUIS SItRN d bRUS. SAltS. a.o1l
OR RESERVE. t
$50 CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND BRoaANs
THESE GOODS ARE FRESH AND DESIRABLE. HAv-
ING JUST ARRIVED BY LATE STEAMERS d.
RECT FROM THE MANUFACTURERS AND CON-
PRIsNe IN ALL ONE OF fHE FINEST AND
MOST COMPLETE ASSIGNMENTS EVER oFFERnD
IN THIS xARKEr-THE WHOLE so BE SOLD
WITHOUT LIMIT OR RESERVE.
BY LOUIs sTERN = bros.
aif M n. srrRs. Auctionssr
MIDDAY. Apsn nth, 1T 10 o'clock a. ~ :,
precisely at their sae-roons Sc Camp street. without
''''' ~ - $50 eases 3 Ors, SHOES aud BRoGASs,
comprising assortment suitable tor Men, Ladies' Boys
Youfhr.snd Childven.
- TERns-At sale. u iItN rtf
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0rIoans n. la(1Q

6rArx or LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DxrkRrxKEr, I
New Orleans March L., l668
vUHEREA8 application has been made Co
w me 10 the Official bond OF John M4skew, de-
ceased Of the first Justices Court In and for
the Psrh.o Orleans. wit bond dated Nay 9th. 1866,
for the sum $4,000 i've Thousand dollars signed By
John Msskev principal and Patrick Hapn aud y. q.
BY the said John Maskew Of hs dutiss
stable, s'oresad,
Notice hereby given persons Interested In the said
bond 70 show cause In writing At the ONCE 81 Secretary OF
State within ninety days af-r the last publication hereof
Why the said bond should be cancelled and anned
Given under hand Seal Of the OF the above
second JOSHUA BAKER
BY The Governor:
so - ,. II HkzDY, Secretary Of State so
EfA1 On LA LoUrsrArx, DxPxRrrxKxf pn L'kxncurT,(
Nouvelle- Orleans le 10 Mars 1885.
TTEUDU, su'une application ma etc
n f.te nour canceement du bend ncs dc John Mas
e dSrsde cons da Premier c0ur de Justice
dss - ncur Ia psroisse dOeanx, SAVIOR: Un bon date
Ii d. maj 1866 pour IL de SoU cling mile pias-
tres Eienf par John Maskew principal o. fatdck
Halpip Fl C. Davey securities les conditions "a
ali bon pour paccompssemeat hdee dss dsyofs du
az ~ ps s present donnes tous ceux dams
IA ate Obligation de ecrt al bureau du
sscreaire Etaf pendant guate singdix jous spres 10
derner de avis les r2isons ns1eeles IL
aid ben ne serat par csncens ct annulle-
Depne sons ma signature ct 10 Dc rEtat IL date
susde Undergraduates - Efa9s u qeatre
douxieme JOSHUA BAkkk
Per V 0ouyeneur: II N.
j. H HARDY. sscrstairs d'Ets1
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DrssoLUTIex..-..-.....''.DIAsoLUTIeS

Bv mutual consent the frus Of Dickmann I'm Co., Of
this city W K. Hi Strange Co. Memphs Tennessss,
dissolved the lsh inst By shs vffh1rswa Of r.
Strange 6. .1It ~. a...i
The business viii be continued By The rsuaiulng partner
under the style Of DickmsBn m 10 this city, and W. X
Bill Co, Memphis. Tennesssa tnsy sssunas III the lie
bles ard alone AUTHORISED 70 the nrm n.pss IN
settIsmsnta O. DICKM Ann,
" HILL.
stFr 81 Up. SrRANGk
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Nkv oRLxArs March Il 1858 :,
In rsng from the copaxnershp 9TH the sbsve mention
hrms respectfully solicit ny s-da 70 extend e snsm snsn
patronage and bus1esz. J. r sfkAHo6