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Middletown transcript., 1869-07-24
PATENT OFFICE.

INVENTORS who wish 10 take out letters Pat
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tors of the Scientific American, who have prose-
cuted claims before the Patent Office for more
than Twenty Years. Their American and Eu-
ropean Patent Agency is the most extensive in the
world. Charges less than any other reliable
Agency.
A. Pamphlet, containing full instructions to in
ventors, is sent gratis. Address
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June 26-3m 81 Park Row, New York.
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Containing 387 Acres
Saturday, July 3lst, 1869,

VIII be exposed to Public Sale to tho highes
bidder on
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VALUABLE FARM
ON CHESTER RIVER,
Az RLIC SALE.

TTNIIE undersigned, as Attorney for the heirs at
J. law Of Richard ENTRY, deceased, will offer
at Public Sale 10 the highest bidder, on
Saturday, July 3Ist, 1869,
At l2 O'Clock, NJ. at the Brick Hotel in Milling
ton, Kent county, Maryland the FARM in said
COUNTY, OF which the said Richard Embry died
sc'4ci The Farm is situated on Chester River,
ABOUT miles from MillingtOn, where the Queen
Anne and Kent Railroad, now nearly ready for
the cars, will have a Depot; about one-half mile
from Shading Reach Landing, and three miles
from the Steamboat Landing a. Crumpton. The
facilities for transportation of produce TO market
are therefore very great. This Farm contains
About 116 Acres,
Is divided into Five Fields, and is well Fenced
The soil is naturally good, and has had two
dressings of Lime. The improvements are
A Two-Story Frame Dwelling,
All necessary Outbuildings, in good condition,
A Peach Orchard of GOO Young Trees
In full bearing, and an APPLE ORCHARD.
TERMS OF SALE :-One-third cash or in six
ty days, and the balance in equal instalments in
twelve, twenty-four, and thrty-Six months from
the day of sale, with interest from the lst of Jan
uary next, to be secured by notes or bonds with
approved surities.
Rents of the present year reserved. Possession
given first Of January next.
GEORGE vICKERS.
N. B.-Mr. Wm. Rolph, who occupies the
premises, will take pleasure in showing the same
to persons wishing to purchase
Chestertown, July 3, lSG0-ts
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Containing 207 Acres Cleared Lane
More or Less,


AND 3G ACRES OF WOOD LAND,
Detached and well set in fine young Chestnut
Timber. This land is of the Finest Quality, and
equal 10 any in the neighborhood. 1t has been
well LINED, and otherwise Improved, in the last
few years. and is divided into Five Fields, all en-
closed with good Chestnut Fence. A good Stream
of Water runs through the farm. Convenient TO
Churches, Schools Post Office, Mills, &C. and not
far from Depot on the Railroad from Massey's
to Townsend.
The improvements are FINE LARGE BRICK
MANSION, in good order, with Cellar under
the entire building, Pump of Excellent Water
at the door, and all the necessary OUTBUlLD-
lNGS in good repair.
The Farm is well stocked with Fruit Trees and
is admirably adapted to the growth of Peaches as
well as all kinds of Grain.
TERMS OF SALE.-The terms of sale are
$4,000 on the day of SALE or within thirty days
$1,000 on the lst January, 1870; and the balance
in four equal annual instalments the purchaser
giving bond with approved security, bearing in
terest from the lst Of January, next
The purchaser will have the privilege of seed
ing wheat this Fall The tenant on the farm will
show the property to any one wishing to examine
it. This property is equal to any which has been
thrown into the market, and affords u fine chance
to any one wishing to secure valuable farm,
highly productive and conveniently located, and
is well worth the attention of capitalists.
SARAH A, BOYER,
Administrative ofSmon W Boyer, deceased.
Kent News, Transcript, Del Gazette and West
Chester Jefersonian, copy till sale and send bill
to advertiser, Head of Sassafras Md.
July lots
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LUMBER. LUMBER.

TNHE subscribers offer to the citizens Of Middle
l. town and surrounding country their thanks
for the very liberal patronage they have received
and embrace this medium in announcing 10 all
builders and contractors and those in want o
on the most liberal terms. We have reduced our
price, as the market has demanded, and we think
that they will compare with the city prices. Our.
stock is very large, embracing q full assortment,
of "
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A CARD.

noCTOR AUGUSTUS SCHUBERT, the Ho-
- mo,opathic Physician, has moved to Mid
dletown, and has taken his residence on Lake St.
Office opposite the Pennsular Machine Works,
lately occupied by DIR. Vandcrford, Dentist. Of
fee hours between and IL o'clock A. NJ. and 2
and 8 o'clock, P. NJ. At any other time he ina Y
be seen Mt his residence.
REFERENoEs Mrs. pr. nuvall, d tighter o
Chief Justice Booth, of Delaware Georgetown, d.
@. DR.. George W. Malin, Germantown, Pa Rev.
Mr.. Perinchief Germantown, Pa. Mrs. Balch,
New Castle, Del. and many others.
June 26-t sep. 6
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READ, READ, READ.

READ, READ, READ.
THE undersigned, thankful for past favors,
! calls the attention of the Farmers to the fol-
lowing. Intending to devote his whole atten-
ton to the
GRAIN BUSINESS,
viii pay, on order of Messrs William Lea &
Sons at Brandywins Mills, or Elihu Jefferson,
New Castle, Del. the highest price for all Grain
delivered on Del. R. r. or Del. waters, the par
ties themselves being responsible for the pay ment
for all grain bought on their account.
xviii fill all orders for RANBO' S and WHITES
LIME with promptness. Also, will pay particu-
lar attention to shipping grain for farmers on
their own account making prompt return of
sales and collecting the money for them.
Will fill all orders for the following Fertilizers
Moro Philips Super Phosphate,
RHODES SUPER-PHoSPHATE
BAUGHs' RAW BONE UPER-PHosPHATE,
ELLIS sUPER-PHOsPHATE,
PACIFIC & PERUVIAN GUANOS.
Also will furnish Clover apd Timothy Seed al
the shortest notice.
Can give the best references as to ability.
A: II. BRADLEY,
July 3-ly Middletown, Del
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A TRACT OF LAND,

A TRACT OF LAND,
T YING IN QUEEN ANNE's COUNTY,
k1 about five miles froin the tow n of Millington,
and about q miles from Suddlersvillc,
Containing 387 Acres,
viii be exposed to Public Sale to tho highest
bidder, on
Saturday, July 3lst, 1869,
At halfpast eleven o'clock, A. NJ. at the Brick
Hotel in Millington, Kent county, Maryland.
This land is divided by the public road into
two parcels of nearly equal quantities, and will
be sold as whole or in parcels to suit purcha-
scrs. About one-tourth of the land is arabic
with DWELLING and Out-Buildings The resi-
due is in
WOOD AND TIMBER.
The Railroad is within about two miles, and it
is supposed there will be IL station within that
distauce.
This property is occupied by ]. w. Hess and
Patrick Haley, as tenants, who will show it to
any who may call. 1t was formerly occupied by
Mr.. Samuel Lane, and lies on the main road from
Suddlersville TO Smyrna.
As the owner is determined to sell, those who
may wish TO purchse may obtain a good bargain
by attending the the sale.
THE TERMS OF SALE
Are as as follows ;-Onc-third cash. or in sixty
days; the balance in six, twelve and eighteen
months, payable in three equal instalments, and
10 he satisfactorily secured. Possession given
on the first day OF January next, when interest
will commence. GEORGE VlCKERS,
Agent and Attorney.
Chestertown, July 10, lsG9-tds
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BRAND-NEW
Cigar and Tobacco Store !!
IN MIDDLETOWN.

,TTHE undersigned takes this method to inform
l. his friends of Middletown and vicinity, that
he has opened n
CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE,
On Main Street, one door east of the National
Hotel, Middletown, Delaware, where Smokers
and Chewers can always be accommodated with
Cigars and Tobacco, of a superior quality, and
at very low prices.
re- Call in and try our selections.
Having procured first-class segar maker he
has begun the manufacturing of segars, and is
prepared to supply the trade at city prices.
JOHN T. HAYES,
June 5-6mo. Middletown, Del
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-21

The season Of the year has arrived
when everybody is supposed to be in the
easiest financial condition, and we call
upon our friends everywhere to lend US
hand toward increasing the circulation
of the TRIBUNE AS neither labor or ex-
pense has been spared in adapting the
TRIBUNE to the wants of the people, we
feel bold to claim generous support at
their hands. With little effort on the
part Of those who believe we deserve sue.
cess the circulation Of the TRIBUNE can
be largely increased within the next
three months. We rely upon every sub.
scribcr to say word for US on every
proper occasion.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-21

The lERGER CAsE.-ln y few DAYS it
is expected that the Supreme Court of
the United States will reach decision
in the lerger case Our readers will
remember the aggravating character Of
this case. In cold blood Il. NJ. Ierger
plunged knife into the heart of Col
Crane, an officer of the United States
army, Crane was acting as mayor Of
jackson, Miss, and had levied on some
Of lergers property for taxes. This in,
lurated lerger, who has had the repu-
laton of being one Of the DULLES OF Mis-.
sissippi for some years, and.the result was
Col Cranes assassination The civil
courts taking no cognzance whatever of
the murder Yerger was tried by null
tary commission, the findings of which
have been withheld from the public un-
til the decision Of the court concerning
the legality of the trial by commission is
rendered.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-21

THE State Journal is generally
very correct in its quotations, but in
making an extract from the TRIBUNE of
last week "mxes one or two of our
sentences sadly. 1t made US say, men
are secondary consideration and are sub.
seryient to principles instead of "mcn
are secondary considerations" &c, and
The party has, by this action, demon.
strated that it has dared to do the thing
that is right" instead of "The party
has, by this action, demonstrated that it
dareS to, DC.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-21
Our Candidate for Assembly.

The State Journal, on learning of the
nomination of MIR. Bliss for Member OF
Assembly in this District, thus COM
ments:
which trust will be ratified by the people Of
the district with large majority. br Bliss was the
editor Of the 1ribHne at Mineral Point for nearly
twenty-five years, from which position he retired a
few months ago. He has ever been true man
politically an.moraly and has work ed manfuHy for
the Advancement of the interests of his portion VI the
Statefor the cause Of morality and temperance and
has been consistent advocate of Republican princ-
Piles, We have known MIR. BLISS long and Intimately
and are sure that no man deserves from the people of
Iowa county, their cordial and united support to a
greater extent, than he does lie has never been an
office seeker, but a worker for the success of his
friends
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-21
o. G. smish for Justice Of the Peace,

EDirORs o. Tbs TRIBUNE
There being vacancy In the ONCE Of Justice Of the
Peace In the hrst Ward VI the city Of hineral Point
and II b too late 70 call convention to nominate
candidate for tha ONCE the City ommttes has call.
ed upon Capt. U. Z. Smith, and found he would &C.
cept the nomhatlon the commtte therefore take
pleasure In presenting his a candidate for that
ONCE and recommed him TO ths voters Of that precinct
asa man well qualified 70 prsfofn the duties Of the
office.
Dated Oct. 30, 1862
Nm. TREwARTHA, Chairman.
We most cordially endorse the above
action of the committee, and place Capt.
Smith name at the head of our columns.
lie is q young man eminently qualified,
and his situation as q young attorney
peculiarly fits him for the Office of Justice
Of the Peace, We understand that he
has fiji ed the position heretofore at Viz
roqda, in this state, and performed its
duties crcditably. Let every Republican
Of the LIST ward give him vote on the
I'd of November, and secure Justice
to that ward who will always be on hand
to attend to his business
r. i. Read is spoken Of as probably
the man to be supported by the Demo-
Gratis in opposition to Capt Smith.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-21

LAST Saturday Secretary Boutwell, sta.
ted in speech at Philadelphia that if we
were to pay Sl00,000,000 year, which
we can if the present system e taxation
shall be permitted to remain in force, the
public debt will be cStinsuishod in less
than fourteen years.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-21

Our advertising patrons should
bear in mind that they have the privilege
of changing tn cir ads every three months
We are always happy TO make changes
to spit customers.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-21

lnE very latest styles of hats and
caps, in endless variety, and at Bottom
prices, may be found at the City Store.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-21

NEW SECRETARY OF WAR.-The Pres,
ident has appointed ldajor General VIM
W. Reknap, of Iowa, successor to the
lamented Gen. Rawins, as Secretary Of
War. Belknap served in the army
throughout the war, and commanded a
division of the 10Th army corps during
Shermans last two campaigns He is
80 years old, II lawyer by profession, and
gradual OF Princeton college, n. j.
In politics, General b. has generally
been classed as q war Democrat, and has
never been considered in full sympathy
with the Republicans, though be has
sometimes acted with that party. His
appointment, it is stated, was at the ear-
nest solicitation of General sherman.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-21

THESE CoFFN extensively used in various parts the country and every case give
"
their
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-21

.zg@ A full stock Of everything 4" The
Stationery Line
s-Iy1 AL Books not an Stock 'c'ly be
ordered for parties desiring them, and t'o.
ntshed at Publishers Prices.
.zzy" Also, Agent for TEMPLES
and " ESTY" Organs and Melodeons
Instruments sold on tine to responsible
parties.
.B" CAL at the Post Office and en-.
anime item.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-21
THE ELLINGEN PATENT
Self:Sealing, Air and Water Tight Wood Collins.
what
Collins anda WARRANTED to FULL money
will Sc
Attention is mvited to the tollow'ng

invd the oIowng Testimonials from Physicians Of this City,
To Ie
n earngu
nnd
same
adapted and a leases; hmayb e
time oano hr
yeinalll rhmai
lfaDNt
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-21

NOW OPEN.
OUR GREAT WESTERN
DOLLAR : HOUSE
t58 State St.. Chicago, iii.
BRANCH OF
S.C.THOMPSON g. Co.
1876 Federal St., Boston.
OUR GREAT WESTERN BRANCH HOUSE has
been established for the purpose OF giving onr agents
the advantage OF the largely reduced express charges
and that they may receive their goods in the shortest
possible time.
Persons ,cio hare ben acting as ag,uts for he DOL
LAR HOUSES Of he Est ,eia sare tim, ond money,
and ind Z 10 their ddrdata9, ~ other respects, to deal
directly vdh
cyR CHICAGO BRANCH.
The lun " ofour goods fully equal and our terms
to agents are not cNceed 10y any rppHsbtc house ia
AGENTS WANTED in every town and vii.
lagc in tho Western States.
Certificates, giving complete description OF
articles that will he sold for One Dollar each, will he
with crnssionl for 81, thirty with commissioners
sixty and cuinmisson) ior 81 ono hundred with CON-
n,sion) fr SO
Any person sending for club " twenty car nave, IS
commissions, OF tho following articles 10 yards OF
Shortug, lno Picture Photograph Album, IL quarter
Honey Comb Quilt Luy's Serge Button Boots, or your
choice II numerous other articles for above club NAM
ed on circular
For n Ciuh or Thirty, ono Of the following
articles ~ Narh Sheetine; pair Honey Comb Quilts
three articles from Exchange List, &c, Sc
For Club OF Sirty--Onc pair Of Manchester
Quilts ~ yards ~ shsctuc pair OF Wool Blankets;
Wehscrs National pctorial Dictionary with 1000
pages and Con euUu,lIgs articles from Exchange
hist &C.
For Club OF One TiGndrcd-Seysnty-d five
yarhs Shceting; 10 articles from Exchange List &c.
ssr Send Money In all cases by Registered Letter or
Posi- on, ce Money Order.
sssEND FOR CIRCULAR.-Vs
aS-we take pleasure IN referring those who hsvs
ne,or had dealing with Us, to the largest Express
COMPANY ia Tho United States-Thc American Ner-
chant, Union Express Company, % to 9S Washington
St Boston Mass and through them 10 their Agents
throughout the Country
S. C. THOMPSON & CO.,
15S State Street, Chicago. H., or
i3e Federal Street. Boston, Mass.
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Commercial cyntsIligente.
CRxscxEv OFFICE, No. "a Carr sfRxsf,
Mon dar Exenina Eah LIZ 1850

CRxscREv OFFICE. No. "a Carr sfRxsf,
Mon day Evening. Feb. Is 1863 !
CoTroE-With very discoursging advices at
hand from Liverpool and New York this morning
the market exhibited increased languor aud mac
tivity throughout the day. The demand has been
at no time better than nominal, and as the offering
supplies had been still further reduced sales
reached only 800 bales, at previous rates for all
descriptions except good ordinary, which latter
fell of fully lc. D b., will be seen by the
nexed quotations, which, although merely nomi.
nal, nevertheless afford a fair Indication Of the
present tendency of the market, viz: Ordinary Is
G28c., good ordinary 27G274c., low middling 27f
@27lc., middling 2sa@2Slc., and strict middling
nominal.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock hand September !. 1858. ............ $3.50
Received since SATURDAY. zg
Received previously e5ofDi
ss0OG
Exported to-dey.. s,olz
Exported previousy.. ......s..sSoVo
shipped to Mobile. per Mobile Price
Shipped up the Nj ssssippl vsr........ Ass 4s6oso
Stock hand and shipboard. OF
Exports to-day were divided as follows, viz ;
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six Der cent interest all outstanding Scrip VII be paid
ths legal holders thereof on second Monday Of May
CHAR BRIGGS, PRESIDENT
Ar. OkRRnRs, Vice President.
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Aew Orleans Real estate @arket

CREsckSr oFyIcx % Camp Street.
7i Hl . New Orleans, Feb, IL. ls69 J
The most noticeable fact brought to our atten.
ton yesterday was the slight advance In rents,
caused, II Is supposed, BY the recent influx OF
quite large number of Cuban exiles. Still, the
rates are much lower for good houses than they
were last fall, and it Ia not impossible that they
may still 60 down to alower rate before the spring
sndkummerare over, because landlords who do no,
rent by the year are very likely to have their
houses left on their hands at this season. the occu
pants seizipg the opportunity to 60 across the
lake or abroad. .sl1 N.'
There were no transfers of Real Estate re.
norfa6-
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TEE TEKrH's sALvArIos.-The interior bark Of
the soap tree Of Chill Is admitted by botanists to
possess cleansing and preservative qualities un-
shared By any other known substance. Its native
name. gfillay, is from qsiuidn, TO make clean.
This matchless antiseptic IL main constituent Of
the famous preparation for the teeth known as
Sozodont, which has long since taken the lead Of
every other article Of its class throughout the
Western hemisphere,
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Warins 5ntsIlissate.
Cnscxrr OvYrcs, No. Is CAxP STREET,
Tuesday, February 10. lS69.

CREScKEr OYYfcB, No. IS CANT STREET,
Tuesday, February 10. lSd9. :
Cleared Yesterday.
Ship Arzlla (Br), Ellis, for Liverpool, 0w
III Meeker, Knox &co
Bark salus (Br), Ross, for Liverpool, ss-4
Wheeler. shepperd &co
Bark Maria ny. Rallo, for Barcelona, 1900
Goldenbow q Kelley
Brig Timotheo No (Sp), Call, for Barcelona.
p Cusachs
Schr A NJ Chadwick, Coan, for Providence, RI,
Thorndrke Il Norton
schr W Hills, Burgess, for New York, -
G A Fosdick &co
Schr Charlotte, Pepper. for Pensacola. Master
Steamer Mile Able, Kennett, for st Louis, Master
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New York prices for the celebrated Grover
Baker sewing machines, and no charge forfreight.
Machine warranted for Eve years. Only machine
ct for families. 1s2 Canal street.
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Cattle Market.

CIrr or JKrrxRsos, February Is, 1869
Arrived yesterday -4S5 Texas Beeves, 70
Calves and Yesrlings. 10 Hogs, l43 Sheep and 20
Mich Cows. Sold-650 Texas Beeves, 400 Hogs,
322 Sheep and 10 Mich Cows. Stock on sale-l207
Texas Beeves, 3ss Calves and Yearlings 1851 Hogs,
765 Sheep and so Mich Cows. We quote:
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Arrfvsd Yesterday.

Afrtvo0 eetoroaxs
Steamship Morgan. Talbot. from Galveston and
Indisnoa. TO c Whitney &co-lst district
Steamship Mary M Roberts, Smith, from Indanola
TO master-lst district Is
Steamship Cuba. Dukebart,l from Baltimore LIST
inst. via Havana, to Wtherspoon, Halsey &co
I'd district
Bark Granton, Grundell, from Liverpool Dec 18th,
TO master-Point
Bark Eva Flske, Emery, from New York, to
master--Point
schI Ocean Pearl, -. from Newport, Wales,
TO master-Point
rowBoArs.
Towbost Rochester. Germsin. from the Passes
towed down and to sea 18th inst. ship Lemly
Rich, brig Bartholomew, and schr Marriage
brought up ship Ocean Pearl
Title @ Jewett, Follstt, from the Passes-towed
down and to sea l4th inst. barks Buena Ven-
turs and Caroline. brig Jane Goodyear and
schr Il Whipple-brought up bsrks Eva
Fiske and Granton eet
STEAMBOATS,.
Mississippi, Green, from st Louis
Mary Houston. Durham, from Louisville
Silver Spray Patterson, from Cincinnati
J g BlackfoIi, Pickett. from Washington
Lafourche. Heno, from Bayou Sara IN
New Era, Dugas, from Tbibodaux
Nina SHINES, Greathouse, from Bayou Sara
Rose Franks, Dalferes. from Lockport
J NJ Sharp, Aucoin. from Lockport
Lightwood, Scott, from Bayou Bartholomew
.
Crescent, Evridge, from Lower Coast
Alice, Muncey, from Amite River-N Basin
O Castro, -, from GainesviIle--N Basin
ARRIVALS AT THs NEW BASIN. 11k
Schr Ellen Briggs. from Fish River
Schr Wave, from Bon Secour
Schr Margaret E, from Psscagoula
Scbr Alnirs, from Jordan River
Schr La Belle, from Tchefuncte
schr Concordia, from Bay ST Louis
schr Kate, from Blind River
Schr Martha E, from Tickfsw
Schr Condor, from Tickfaw
echr Eagle, from Lake Maurepas
schr Bonnie, from Lake Maurepss
Schr Kate Fallon. from Blind River
schr Victoria, from Amise River
Schr Annette, from Pearl River
Schr Bette Stevenson, from Pascsgoula
Schf Eunice, from Pearl River
Schr Little Bili, from Biloxi
Schr Liberty, from Bon Secour
Schr Amelia, from Tchefuncte
Barge Pearl Rivers, from Pearl River
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MUTUAL AID AND BENEVOLENT
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Louisiana.
DIRECTORS:
I'M LAPEYRE, ". g. MOUNT.
JOHN DAVIDSON. L b PoTHIER.
H. ZUBERBIER, VIM MccULLoCH.
In. Marks, @. CAvARoC,
EFF SCHMIDT. WIN. CREEvY,
W. COOPER TH0s K FINLAY,
vs. PIKE ANTHONY sAMBOLA,
DAVID McCoARD, PATRICK IRWIN,
oAULFIELD, JNo. o. sISNorT,
GERARD sTIrH, w.O NICHOLS,
oFFIcBRs:
JNo DAVIDSON, President;
WIS PIKE Vice President;
Rw. YOUNG, Secretary;
L. A, FoURNIER, treasure
w. O. NICHOLS. n. D., Physician.
ALEXANDER HART, Medical Examiner.
n. o. FoLGER. Agent
omcs No lB Carondslss street. DsvidsOn's Row
WILLIAA Q. COOKIES
INSURANCE AGENCY,
co.,. ..-.....~.Csnp streee..... ............so
REPRESENTING Own 81, 500 900 CASH CAPITAL.
FIRE, RIVER ssd MARINE RISKS written :. Gsnsn.
R.sss An Loss Literally Adjusted and Promptly Paid o.