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sPORTINc-D0Gs, BIRDS, &C.

LII KINDS or FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
IA sae.-Medcines for diseases. Prepared Food for
mocking birds, at b. DovEYS Nos and6 Greene street,
of Canal.
NB.-Ladies attended to BY Mrs. Dovey.
LII BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINES
~ FRANCIS BUTLER, No. Peck slip. Buffers nfa-
lhle Mango Cure and Flea Exermnaor 75c Buffers new
work. ". Extra stock Dogs, Ferre!s.
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w. for sale hne stock OF and second hand Tables
a reasonable prices Tables cut down the standard sxe
Orders hv mat attended to-
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PERSONAL.

"A anonymous letters within month g. B. w. will
address Boar Union square Post oce stating where
interview may be had.
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IMPORTANT TO EUROPEAN TRAvELLERs.--
Travellers vs ting Eurole should provide ihemselves with
Harpera Handbook Nv W. Pembroke Ferdge price 81 80
This tho only complete gudobcok OF Europe aud ths East
published In the English Language which made enursy
new every year.
Harpers Phrase Book or Handbook OF Travel Talk, for
tho use Of travellers and schools, In English, German,
French and Italian, w. Pembroke Fctrdge price 81 90
HhkrBR = BROTHERS. uubshor,, For sale ~ ali bo"k-
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TEXAS LINE OF Galveston STEAMERS.
The Al steamer GEN. SEDGwICK. C1ptair Cldcrdale
viii leave pier y East river on Saturday, Jan. 80.
Through bills Of adng given 10 Houston a roads con-
signed 20 the Houston Direct Navigation Company.
Apply 10 q. IL MALLORY 4 Co,
Mall Iane.
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L,oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
THE CROMWELL LINE.
al O'Clock Y. NJ, as follows.--
uE0 WASHINGTON. .uagcr. Saturday, January 80
CyhIEs. Nelson. Saturday February
Freight taken for 81. Louis Mobile and galveston a.
through rates For passage first and second class or freight
u .. CROMWELL 4 CO.. % ws, street.
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CPECIAL NOTICE TO PASSENGERS STEAM
- ship CELIA win sail for London direct Tuesday,
January 49, at r. NJ. from pier No. North river.
ROWLAND ASPINWALL Agents.
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i(ylTY OF NEW YORK, DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
Bureau Of the Receiver OF Taxes, Court House. Park
81 Chambers streetPuc notice Is hereby given that a
personal taxes due be paid at the
Office of ANDREW SMITH, Esq, Attorney FOR the Coec
Personal Taxes IL street. aud that
She books relating such VIII be found At said Office
NO but the said the undersigned ruho
receipt for such except in
issued hereafter when the Marshal to whom the
same directed win have legal authority collect the
included therein, and all warrants heretofore issued
enforce the OF personal taxes hereby
Counfermanded. BERNARD SMYTII, Receiver
! Dated NEW York, Jan. 10, 1859.
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &c.
r burden; drsusht six feet Of waters lying 1T
The low landing Poughkeepse Inquire OF Captain CHAT
TERTON.
r,wo scHooNERs FOR sALR--wrLr. CARRY 900
and lw tons rcspectIvey sails and rigging almost
perfectly sounds ready for work. Can be foot OF k
ingon street.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

(yURTTN's LONG ISLAND DIRECTORY FOR 1sss-7a
~ CAUTION.The public Is hereby cautioned against un.
authorized agents seeking collect advertisements and
money advance this Directory Agents IRON this Office
invariably furnished with certificates signed d. Curtin,
which the public arc requested TO read carefully before
signing Advertisements subscriptions received op
- ~ " - u. CURTIN, Publisher.
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HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILROADS.
Trains for Albany and Troy, connecting with Northern
and Western trans New York via Hudson River Rail-
road Ihrtcth street and Tenth avenue, and 90 A. NJ and
$3.50, and II \. NJ, and Harlem Railroad, Twenty.
sixth street and Fourth avenue Mt 10 a. NJ and asp M
The r. N. train via Hudson River viii Sum
days.
Sleeping attached to and II r. N. trains. !
Drawing cars attached to and II 80 A. n. and3u
- WILLIAM H. VANDERBILT, Vice President. i
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A GFR-MONEY RECEIVED FROM BREMEN.-CoME
IA personally. Balance account aud rely on tho honor OF
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IMPRESS LINE
" For Washington and Georgetown D. c., and Meran-
dria, Va,
Every Wednesday and Saturday.
The regular steamer VIRGINIA, Captain Drew, Il
loading pier Is East river will salt Wednesday,
uay s7 at NJ Freight taken lower than by any other
line.
For freight or passage apply to JAMES HAND,
liz Wall strcet corner of South.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE CoPART--
nership heretofore existing Cioster New Jesey IN.
der the OF Col:nons Dupny Is this day dissolved by
mutual the business of the n viii be continued by
Coignon Brother who all liabilities q The late
firm. N. COLLIGNON.
O. o. COl4IIGN0N
A. H. DUFUY.
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ID DEMovAL.-JosEPH A. MILLER hat MANUFAc-
iuer from <ss broadway 70 $50 Brooms street. corner
Of Crosby street
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nLp DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY-FOR
~ Norfolk. Cry Point and Richmond New and elegant
MARLE, SARATOGA and NIAGARA. The steamship
NIAGARA, for Norfolk City Point and Richmond, will be
despatched on Tuesday, January g. at p. H., from
North river foot o Beach connecting with tho
Souihside and Petersburg Railroads and Richmond and
Danvle and Virginia Central Railroads. taking freight and
granting through bills of lnding MI points South and
Southwest Bis of lading signed the pier For freight
having elegant sateroo odatior, apply
to L. McCREADy Present Isl Greenwich street, corner
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NATIONAL LINE.
IN The steamship FRANCE, Captain Grace will
leave SATURDAY., January 30 A. NJ from pier ~ North
river
Passage Liverpool Queenstown Cabin 300;
age, $40 currency steerage tickets from Liverpool
Queenstown, S37 currency
y, w, j.. HURST, Manager,
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS ny PACIFIC NAIL STEAM
~ ship comprnny,s steamship
Sailing on Monday, February !, IAN.
Freight received until 4 r. VI Saturday, January 2h
All the usual facilities afforded shippers In collections inland
y. BABY, Agent.
L'oR HAVANA, sIsAL AND VERA CRUZ.
II New York and Mexican Mail Sesmshp Line,
Sailing twenty days.
The fnc steamer CLEOPATRA, Captain q +. Philips VIII
leave pier Is Eas, river Friday, January ~ ~ lUA
Passage TO Havana ss currency aeI f,ssh. or passage
TINTED STATES NAIL TO HAVANA.
~ ATLANTIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
sailing regularly Thursday at o'clock r. NJ precisely.
EAGLE Captain N. r. Greene. via Nassau January %
MORRO CASTLE, Captain X. Adams. February
COLUMBIA Captain +. Van February ii
'0's'sA' = i Q. pWHEELEs Js., President,
No. Bowling Grecn.
I1oR KEY WEST, HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS.
semimonthly,
Carrying the United states MsT.
The Baltimore Havana Steamship Company, compris.
ing the following frst class steamships
LIBERTY 1.2S0 toms , Commander
CUBA, 1,lQQ tons, JIM. Dukehart, Commander
The steamship CUBA, having
for elegance comfort will leave from Browns wharf
BALTIMORE, Nd, on MONDAY, FEBRUARY I, al J
save nearly 900 miles OF travel and have the privilege
OF stopping nj Philadelphia or Baltimore without additional
charge.
y. u. nAsELL a CO, Agents,
~ and AZ Broadway. "a.
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INOR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA PORTS.
y New York ana Cnaflast6h Steaf1ship Companys h-B
class sidewheel steamship
CHARLESTON, Captain J. Barry,
North river.
Superior accommodations for passengers
Through tickets and bills Of adrg issued Ia
nccon with the South Carolina Railroad TO all points South
anfSoulhwest and with steamers TO Florida poris.
Insurance by This line one half per cent.
HENRY X. MORGAN & CO., Agents, c6 broadway.
The MANHATTAN win follow and sail Saturday, Jan.
nary 20. <
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COASTyvISE STEAMSHtPS.
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP C0MPANYiS
III THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA AND CHINA.
Through rates. New York 10 San Francisco:
First Cabin,
Outside. Inside. Second Cabia Storage
$25 $ea5 a5O . SI5
OF the above line leave Pier No. ~ North river,
foot Of Canal street. at ~ o'clock noon,
-FOUR TIMES MONTH.
On Ist eth, 10th and 2ih,
except when those days fall Sunday the day previous
One hundred pounds baggage free TO each adult Medicns
February }, ARIZONA, Captain Maury connecting with
CONSTITUTION Captain Hudson.
Steamer leaving February cUnnccsa closely With steamer
CHINA, leaving San Francisco March 8 1o5s for China
and Japan.
For passage tickets AMI NIL further information apply At
the Copanys ticket once on the wharf, foot OF Canal street.
n. II. BABY. Agent.
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TOR CHARLESTON, s. c., THE FLORIDA PORTS
L and the South and Southwest-Reguar ne.-The fast
and reliable steamship SARAGOSSA, G. Ryder, com:
mander, will be despatched Thursday, January g. at
Il. n, from pier No. North river
Cabin passage reduced to $15.
Through bills OF lading all points South and Southwest.
Agents in Charleston Ravene Coz forward all goods free
of commission. ARTHUR LEARY, 73GNliam street.
The steamship MAGNOLIA win san ID the following
Thursday.
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DosT OFFICE NoTIcE.-THE NAILS FOR EUROPR
for the week ending January 90 win be despatched from
On Tuesday at u NJ closing the stations foows:A
and b. ii 40; and q, II 30 and E. II :l5 and O. 1854
A. NJ.
ON Wednesday At II ~ A. NJ closing at the stations fol-
Gals.
On Thursday at u NJ closing the stations ~ foows
and b. II 40; and o. lf:9u and T. II ID, aud q,
1850.
And on Saturday at A. NJ, closing Al the stations on Fri
day night lolows:A aud b, q: and o. 49, and Il,
eao; and q, 6:lo. JAMES KELLY, Postmaster.
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A PARTNER wANTED-IN A LUCRATIVE BUSINESS;
n estate equivalent to investment; of purchase
money remain on mortgage. Address, for interview
c. Il. H., Herald office.
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10 the Homeless and Enter
prfsEzag.
SALE WITHOUT RESERVE.

SALE WITHOUT RESERVE.
ENHE most beautiful suburban BUILDING SITE and
a TWELVE ACRE LOT OF GROUND, with comfort
able shanty, and enclosed with good and new picket
fence The ground has been highly manfred and is
now an excellent garden spot and with little care could
be made to pay its entire cost within the time that
would be given an Industrious and sober man. 1t is
surrounded by respectable and orderly citizens fact
the choicest of our population To be sold at auction
by P. H ROSSON Auctioneer gu
Monday, the Goth day of Dee ember. 1869.
in front of the Market House, in the city of Shreye
port, and without reserve. Titles fully guaranteed
Description--A certain tract of land containing
twelve acres more or less, described in act of sale from
Mrs N E. Land to George Williamson, passed before
l. H. Pitts, Notary Public, on the 18th November 1853
VIZ certain parcel of land in northeast quarter of
section township II, range A. in parish of Caddo,
beginning q chains 50 links south from northeast cor
ner OF said section l. range line between range Is
and "a, running south along said range line chains %
links, thence west l3 chains 90 Inks thence north
chains % Inks thence east Is chains 80 links to the
beginning, containing twelve three rods and sew
enteen poles.
This property Just outside the corporate limits and
excelenty adapted to gardening or building purposes
The neighborhood is now being built up BY our best
citizens rapidly:
At the same time and place will sell lots No. l.
6, T. s, 9, 10, H. u, IS, A. H. &c. IT, 49, 49, 90
o. 81 49, 50, a. So, So and 81 in Block A. and lots
p ,, 5, 10, 12 5 H. IT, IS, H. IS and 10 in
Block B, subdivision ten lot No 3d. all situated in
the city of Shreveport as per map of record in Record
ers office il book 90 page I'll The residents sur
rounding this property of the best class of our citi
Zens and its location convenient to business and is
quiet and retired.
Nv hale
United States currency upon the spot and the balance
in twelve months with eight per cent interest from
day Of SALE and mortgage &c upon the property to Sc
the second and final payment Acts of sale to be
passed beoreC. ". Lewis Recorder and exoffico No
tary Public, and Internal Revenue stamps at the ex-
pense of the purchasers. P II. R0SSON
Rtu7
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A VALUABLE FARM At rUToRsH1p


Tutorship Of DANIEL W. GRAcE and KATE SHEPHERD
"a TATE OF LoUISIANA-Parish of orleans-In I'd
- District Court-No. SO, POI By virtue and in pur-
uanee of an order of the Honorable the Judge of the
OF Louisiana, of date 23d of September A. D. 1859 is
sued IN the matters of the above Tutorshin and to me
directed viii sell at public auction at the Court House
door IN the city Of Shreveport Caddo parish between
the hours II O'clock An. and o'clock PM on
Saturday. She 4th day of December, 1869,
the following described valuable plantation situated
~ gaedo parish near Spring Ridge, known the
" William Brack Place., and belonging to the said mi
nofs, Daniel W Grace and Kate Shepherd and partic
ularly described as follows
The west e of the southwest 4 of section No. 81,
to"nshp NO. Is, range No. Is; the southeast 4 of sec
tlon No 90 the east q of the southwest of section
~ the northwest of section 2S the west u of the
southwest of section No %; the 4 of the south
east of section No 49, all in township No. 15 range
NO 70 Also, the north end of the northeast Il of sec
ton No. 80 containing Ito acres also the east Is of
the southeast of section No a. containing 50 acres;
containing acres also the southeast 4 of the north
west of section No. q, containing 80 92-l00 acres;
also the west q of the northwest 4 of section No 81
containing 70 84100 acres also the soath 4 of the
northeast of section No. 81 and the west i of the
northwest 4 Of section No. %, containing 1898 acres
also that portion of the west % of the northwest of
section No. q, which lies north of Cypress BAYOU and
containing acres, all in township No. Is, range No
10, and containing in all about eleven hundred aad
sixty acres.
Terms of sale: one-third CASH, and the balance on
their notes secured by special mortgage on the prop
ery sod bearing interest at the rate Of eight per
per annum, until paid; the mortgage waving benefit
Of apprasement containing the clause covering attor
1eys fees up to 5 per cent. the amount sued on
should 1t become necessary to resort to judicial pro-
eedngs for the collection Of any of the so given
n payment. Costs of Internal Revenue stamps and
Sotarys fees making SALE at the expense of purchas-
RS. P. H. ROSSON,
Auctioneer.
The above plantation is about twenty miles from the
of thau al,,ahl ir+h
arish, large portion consisting of rich bottom land
n high state of cultivation, fresh and under good
ence. The improvements are excellent consisting of
new frame two-story dwelling, frame quarters, brick
ltchen, carriage house, double-log corn cribs
ew gin house and press and gin stand two good wells
Ho underground cisterns, affording abundant water
ne peach, apple, grape and fig orchards, Astounding
the finest fruit. Amy person desiring home, sur
FUNDED with every comfort and convenience should
OF neglect this rare opportunity of possessing this
he most delightful of plantations.
MS 5tW P. Fl. ROSSON Auctoneer
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Obituary.

Died. October 18th, 1869, in the city of New Orleans
after lingering illness Mrs. FANNIE PERKINS SMITH
wife ofthe Hon. A. b. Levissee, of Shreveport, La
Thus by the translation of another of the Lords
hidden has the Church gained in heaven what ii
has lost on earth This excellent christian lady was
born in Jefferson county, Miss. on the thirteth OF
June, 1885; and left at the age of five years to
the care of a widowed mother, by whom she was
ponsly reared. The fruit of this christian training
was soon rnatured in her connection with the visible
Church, at the early age of twelve years. 1t is an
unusual record that in the brief life of thirty four
years, twenty-five should be spent in the open and
consistent service of the Redeemer In the year 1865
she was united in marriage with the Hon. A. b. Lewis
see, resident Of Shreveport, who survives, with
infant of only six months, to feel the loss of the faith
tul wife and devoted mother. Besides these, of her
immediate kindred there gathered beside her tomb
only brother, who has himself but Just drank the
cup OF widowed bereavement, and the venerable mo-
Their whom the last few years have rudey stripped of
nearly all the ties which bound her to life. Thus do
our Sorrows like joys, to in the cluster,
under the Christening hand of God, who will effectively
His children from the worlds embrace, that
they may have better inheritance in the kingdom
Of His glory hereafter.
But tits good to sink the sefshness of human grief
in holy sympathy with the blessedness of those who
depart to be with Christ and then to bring for
solace, the green and precious memory which is left
behind, and which abides as holy presence in the
soul forever.
Mrs Levissee possessed cheerful and happy tenn
per- that always spreads such beautiful sunlight
the earthly home. This, united with strong domestic
tastes, concentrated the happy circle within the
JOY Wnlc tne brght ana gay so often waste upon the
world without Sincere and affectonate in her dis
position she drew around her that outer circle of
fined friendship which, when daily formed is refec-
ton of the family. She was marked by that rare
honesty of character, which loves truth in the action
as well as in the word, and which abhors the nesse
and diplomacy continually reproduced in the conven
honaitles of society Even her faults, for she was
human, arose from the overlapping of some virtue
which criticism itself was constrained to approve even
when it censured to exageraton. Such character
is necessarily much withdrawn from the glare of public
observation, but leaves the impression of its own
cellence upon those whose love the intense
their knowledge of her the discriminating
She has gone to be with the angels who most cherish
most like themselves those who have given an en-
tire life to God, amidst the dawn of their youth
Since the above written, her little babe has
passed away from earth and is thus replaced in its
mothers arms in heaven.1
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-, ercial Intelligence.
corrH-WEsTERN OFFICE

rHWEsTERN OFFICE,
Shreveport, Nov. II, 1863. !
....... # the past week was not quite up tt
ms week last year The jobbing trad'
auv onlv passabe hing near what It should 10,
""' ~ hand. Large quantities of goods coulo
tn' ',T of on a credit, but merchants prefer
pe !.od- in the store rather than have them scat
over the country. We fear the credit system
liking hold on many who have the means 10 pay ~,
hat thew need The wagon trade was very gooo ntos'
of the week This trade is getting to- be coNSiuef-
able item to our merchants. The retail trade proper
was very fair The receipts of the staple LOT INC eeA
end;nc last NIGHT reached 1894 bales ABOUT nan u
which changed hands. The market ope"tu ,"''
"Wednesday weak at 2O@204c. IN currency 1or 10"
riadI;n, since which time the tendency has been up
wards Thursday, 2o14@2O14 Friday, 20I@2o3S;
SATURDAY, 2osI@21, and Monday, 20I@sl4c. Yes
tardav the receipts reached sol bales. The market
WAC stiff throughout the day We quote as follows for
low mddlng In currency, 2l@2172c, and IN specie,
le1<0169/c, A small lot Of mddling sold for TIC. in
specie As general thing our bankers keep well sup
piled with funds.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. ! 1869 ,.......... bales. Sc
Received yesterday .......,........... 5ol ~
1889
Shipped yesterday .......... ...........
Shipped previously l3,54I-~I0,o4I
Stock on hand 4,948
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PARTITION SALE.
The Most Select Upland Plantation
* "A abaES OF 100 MILES.
AND KNOWN AS THE
HAS fLotENoi, Jr., AND LUCIEN FL0URNOY

"-"'A' AH"eR-HS1. JFs, AND lttlEN fLDt kAUl
PLACE.
l N PARISH C0URT-State of Louisiana-Parish O
= Caddo-No. 545.-By virtue of writ of sale to m,
directed and bearing date October 49, 1862 from hi
honor David Creswe Parish Judge will sell bv auc
on in front of the Court House. in the city of Sbreve
port,
Thursday, the 25th day of November, 1869.
between the hours of II o'clock AM. and clock M
OF that day, the following described land to effect
partition, to. wit:
The northeast quarter and the east half of the moth
east quarter and the southwest quarter of section five
township sixteen of range fifteen west Also the
southeast quarter and the east half of the southwest
quarter OF section thlrty-two, and also south hall
OF section thlrtythree in township seventeen and
hfteen, containing i'll all nine hundred and sivtv.twc
acres more or less.
The terms of sale will be: Three fourths of the pur.
chase money in United States currency CASH unon the
spot ana the remaining onefourth on credit of twelve
hohtls the purchaser to give his note for the one
interest due at twelve months from dav of sale
anu bearing eight per cent per interest and Sc
cured by mortgage and vendors privilege on the prop
efty ABOVE described, mortgage waving benefit of ap
pralsement. ~
Description: About four hundred acres cleared land
and the remainder heavily timbered This land lies
convenient to the Shreveport and Texas railroad and
IS CONSIDERED by all familiar with its locality as being
the most productive upland plantation within radius
VI one hondTed miles 1t is now under good fence,
anu upon the premises gin stand, house and shed
with dwelling and all other out houses necessary TO
planter There were raised and gathered last wear
oales OF cotton to the hand averaging five hundred
pounds per bale on this place and the mere mention
VI he lact tnat Tor many years past the first bale of
cotton brought to the Shreveport market at the
ing OF the season was from this plantation will evil
dence the prolltcness of its soil There is never fail
ing well OF good water on the place, &c, &c.
Shreveport La, Oct. 90 1862 T6t
IaQdO Gazette
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Every desirable form of Policy issued for any amount
from $1,000 to S25 200 on Single life.
NEW AND ORIGINAL FEATURES INTRODUCED BY THIS COM
| PASY 1862
l. Annual dividends In 1870, all policies issued pre-
vlously thereto will be entitled dividend renew
al This admirable feature will relieve the insured from
the payment of the annually increasing interest th
loan notes.
g Dividends can be used to keep policies in force
to reduce future premiums
3. Endowment policies are payable in tive ten IF
teen, twenty, twenty-five thirty and thirty-fye years
from date OF insurance, and are non forfeiable fol-
amounts proportionate to the number of years they
have run.
All mutual policies including ordinary life endow
ment, are non-fo FORGETTING by the terms thereof.
This sound and stable company has permanently
established agency in our city under the management
OF Ro T. Buekner, who has issued policies upon the
nyes OF our citizens amounting to over TWELVE HUN
DRIED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
NEW ORLEANS DIRECTORS.
i! N. Marks, OF Fatjo, Marks l. Co.; w. H. C. King,
editor New Orleans Times; Albert Baldwin, of Slo-
comb, Baldwin Co.; 7. C. Walsh, of Irby Mcdaniel
Co.; Alfred H. 1saacson, of Isaacson Seixas l. Co.;
Joseph Simon, Merchant, S. Custom House street; T.
H. Converse, OF Converse & Duxberry, George Clark
Adjuster, 127 Graver street; George w Hynson, Mer
chant Camp street.
Persons wishing to insure in the above company can
apply to RO. r. BUCKNER Agent,
ohce.At Sale Murphy's, on the Levee Shreveport
n4 d&Wtt or to G. NJ. PEGUES