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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-11-15

Dos'1 BsllEys Ira wonderful story
is going tho rounds Of the press to the
effect that woman at Presumption, Illinois,
has presented her husband with six chill
dren at a birth. We don't object to this.
The soil Of Illinois is rich aud tho State is
q productive one. Here's what sticks US,
"the husband is perfectly delighted"
That's what We don't believe. Just think
Of that poor devil Of father jumping out
Of bed some cold night tho coming winter,
humping his toes against the chairs, his
nose against tho doors, or tumbl!ng over
careless rocking chair to hunt Godfrey's
Cordial or Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
for six yonng ones, all yelping At once
with the collie, and tell Us he is delighted
with the prospect. Six healthy, hungered
babies hewling sixteen hours out Of The
twenty-four and tho stern PARENT ode.
lighted" We don't believe any such
yarn, We don't. .=.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-11-15
AZ EERTISEMENTy,

f0a U34 lo' lHslt
THE E NJ o CIR A T
~ aa FOR 1869. 5&.i
In taking barge Of Tur Ds1ocs4r, !.
becomes us to lay before our reader. +,
summary Of the principles BY which y,
expect to be guided in conductiDgi..
As our friends aroaxare, .eare Dem.
oorat. and the papor will, 80 IA q. on,
ability permits, be advocate Of those pria.
ciples upon which We consider The pcrp..
tuity and welfare otSSoSaars COVE government.
depend. si.n ,ssst Hss5 AZ
q .s,saa nc s.,s;.7gss y.ss!sciv
3 In adyoeatingsour priciple,,y Vi .b,)l
,endesvior to do 90 in a mann tia. will ),
sreditablc alike to ourselves and the c.u,.
-
We represent. We shall Indulge in no
personalities, Dor abuse ny tss9 iseS belief
but believing tn soft words and hard
SjiI-tIfg. gE6Fpl,gl Esd galsfISE ~
arguments, tthatTtho cause for which labor
needs nothing but . clear, exposition 10
render i triumybas, We shall endeavor to
'toprescntthe great principles ii peuoe.
racy which underlie the foundations Of gu,
ipSGEsi9.l 5d3gld' az ~ ''5ey =
government, in such . amsnner COS sLall
carry conviction, to tie minds II IL .obe,
y! thinking ! men 1I' e 'h es country 4s5y
& We 's''' have policy ls'' ''I.''sc's.'
and We shall adhere to It ,hrough al
! ahl "a aciiNs:ys lie SKINS sR
the changes which the falslst may bring
Us. Believing sh.s tb ~ cause i D.nos.
raoy is the cause Of civil 'yo1eiDuules, '.
llli1 d 4br5iil 10 q ni;l
shall advocate sha! policy in the admins.
tras TO Of our National AFFAIR.". which shall
'ena 70 restore gu. our government to it
pristine purity4briog :bsot'to Is an .r.
l. o; MAX. G-tjIiJ fi1.GsIiLg eijf
Of good feeling between oil sections and
I
peoples, lessen burdens of.sthst laborius
H. e; p7f VIZ gea nHiri1s1sEiF
poor. and mako ''ko as again free united
and q happy people!A issi'oA 40
II al ..sn sIsl eT, s4esl, a2is
In our Slate Goyernnent,s xeshall Dc.
,nand q reduction 81 tie countless hoard
| .;p... tHi a1o17sbit1 9lsgei731g
q officers 81 who are are eating oa. tho sub.
stance II The peoples wise, statesman.
like policy in relation .o. immigration and
internal cessation s Of all
prosor;p;ve and cl.s. legislator. which
tend only to keep up'a feeling soil bitter
e.. and hatred between \. IS *, citizens and
an economical espsDdisuiiss Il ths public
funds.
BIZ gg;iais qI7,itafp adj
Our best energies shallbsdused for The
improvement and development n opr State
and County, aud ID speaking of16ur local
.I5A.1t, 1sbr5l7l [ u .yaA
affairs, We shall- do 70 independently and
,,,,,l Of s4aHpgI bts4 ~
Osoiddly. iHg 4qi55W aitt vii
we shall enae.vor. 10 ns L. fsho paper
~ ,.gtlgS 10 Ili ,.lfni ~! id
a welcome visitos to every household in
tie State! Each number 4 will contain
| 5 r.a'l 4niylt.a .tsdt esi,
matters Of interest to all cla ,ss pol
itician tho fatmer-ths merehan.---shs
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-11-15

] would respectfully inform my customers, mS
friendsand the public in general, that have
removed 70 the large and connections Ware
houses lately occupied BY Messrs. Gil6llan, Ebert
q Co., where will always be found The largest,
best selected, md in prices not cxcelled BY any
house In the State, Of IiiIJ rl bGrul
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-11-15

AN AWFUL TuaEAr.-A young man
belonging to Fort Scott recently went
down to the edge Of the Arkansas on bus.
mess. While down there, DO went to a
party, and, while at the party, danced Of
ten, and became very familiar with one Of
the settlers wives. Rackenssck stood il
as long as he could, but, finally, becom-
ing enraged. he went up to the blood
aud said !: "Look here, blistor, that is
my wife ysu are dancing with" "Wcll.
what Of isF' said tho blood. "Why,
this: you dance with her again, you speak
to her. you erea look at her again, and I
blow the top Of your head OFF, "Now,
look here,n said the blood cody, "do you
see that umbrella setting thar !" "Well.
'spose ! Do y "Well, you handle that
umbrella, you touch that umbrella. you
suen look It that umbrella and III ram
It down your throat, and III spread Il p
Rackensack "scooted." -.,-
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-11-15
EMBELLISHMENTS.
AND SUMNER GOODS.

GPRING AND SUMMER Goops.
+. NJ. Hal Z. q
Is now receiving a large addition to ish
STOCK OF GOODS,
and invites his former patrons and tho pub.
lic generally is call and examine hist
NEW SUPPLY,
consisting Of the usual variety of
DRY GO o D s.,
Also splendid stock Of
LADIES SHOES,
Misses and Childrcns Shoes,
A large lot of Mems aud Boys
BOOTS AND SHOES
A splendid lot Of Mems and Boys Hats,
VERY CHEAP.
Ladies' Hats,
READY-MADE CLOTHING; - =.
COFFEE, ID. a!7lsih ,str
SUGAR, ,snss-.'so'5' &c
NAILS, Va. V
DYE.STUFFs, 5!a
~ ''ia. QUEENSWARE,
q STONEWARE, and 80
95'6 SALT.
All kind. Of ..ai giG
LEATHER, .-. ..5r
COTTON YARNS,
And in fact everything generally found in
his line Of business, which will be sold
low for cash or produce in hand. .'a
EyAll kinds Of produce wanted in
exchange for Goods. ...I ;, q,
atAll the above goods can be purchased
cheaper at my establishment than at any
other Store il, West Virginia. Give me .
call before purchasing elsewhere: .,fl.
Es-Mr. Hale has also frst-class Boot
and Shoe Mandatory in connection with
biz. Store, to whioh!he would call the at
ton Of the public. 1,'
p' nov4tf @ T. M. HALE.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-11-15

A REpsEMESslpLE HABlr.-The cycling
Of women by women is one of tho most
offensive manifestations ofsuperciliousness
now to be met with in society. Few OBJ
servant port ons have failed to notice the
manner in which one. woman, who Is not
perfectly well-b,ed or perfectly kind
htarted, will cast her eyes over another
who she thinks is not in such coed society,
aud, above I'LL, not at tho time being in
80 costly dress as she herself is in. II
il dope everywhere, at parties, at church.
and1in the street. It's done by, women Of
oil conditions Of life. The very servant
girls learn it Of their mistr.sscs. II is
done in an instant. Who cannot recall
hundreds Of instances Of that sweep ofthe
eye which takes at glance the whole
woman and shut she has on, from top
knot TO shoe-tiel, It cannot DO new
fashion Of behavior; but the daily in
oreasing preteuoe Of people to superiority,
because they can afford to spend more
morcy on, their backs than others can,
! makes it at once more common and more
remarkable than 1t was ten or fifteen years
ago. If women only knew how unlovely,
how positively offensive they make them
selves BY cycling ether females, not only
to their silent victims, but to every gen.
erous-hcarted man who observes their
maneuyre, they would give up atriumph
ut once 50 mean and 70 cruel, which is
obtained at such q sacrifice on their part.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-11-15

HONEST industry has brought that man
to Tie scaaold, said A wag who saw car.
penter erecting the staging.
VS. ridicule others for their fears and
failures, and yet fear and fall like other
mcu ii like situations; for many q path
looks smooth enough ut at a distance, yet
Is rough enough when We have to travel
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-02-10
Bin for Regulation of Texas Cattle Trame
IN Illinois Ordered 90 . Third Readiu~ IN
eenate-Ies Provisaons. I8 f.I W ~

The Illinois Senate spent the entire day of the
4h, from ten n the morning until six in the even
ing. except short recess for dinner, In consid-
GRAFTON Of Senator Tinchers bill for the regulation
spent in committee of the whole, Mr.. Mum. Of
Cairo In the chair. Several amendments were
agreed upon after long and angry debating, and
the bill, as 1t was ordered 70 third reading, pro-
vides substantially as follows:
Section one prohibits any individual, or corpo-
ration, or association from bringing into the State
any Texas or Cherokee cattle, from the first day
of March to the first day ofOctober in each year.
under penalty Of heavy 5ns and long impfison-
proved by certificate Of q Competent court Of re-
cord TO have been domici,ed In some State not
further south than Illinois during the preceding
winter but even the right to bring into the State
any such cattle shall IN no case be defense for
any injury that may be sustained by any one by
reason OF the presence Of such cattle.
iTDe fourth section provides that all fines col.
lected under this act shall be paid into the county
treasury where the same shall be levied. and paid
a sns M ss s1s vSS have asss
then the money shall 60 20 the credit of the com
mon school fund. = .l s.- -
The fifth section makes sI persons, companies or
associations connected with the bringing in Of such
cattle liable, jointly and severaly. 10 persons who
may suffer loss BY reason of their presence. even
though such cattle may have been brought into
the State at any tirae within one year. le ~
IN cases OF suiu Tor damage the presence Of such
cattle, and the opinion Of witnesses that such cat
tie were the cause of such damage, shall be prima
facie evidence, and entitle the plaintiff to recover.
In the event Of cattle spreading any disease Il ID
made the duty OF courts or justices Of the peace,
upon the testimony Of any householder, to issue
warrant to any sheriff or constable, and impound
such cattle until after the lst day nf natahar fni
towing, ana chargo INC expense TO the owner, and
If he does not pay 1t promptly to sell the i'm
pounded cattle at auction TO satisfy the demand.
These are the most important provisions OF the
act, as il will most certainly pass the Senate and
very probably the House. fs rrls.I u
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-02-10
GALE OF SEIZED GOODS.
u. q. CUSTOM HOUSE.


U. a. CUSTOM HOUSE,
COLLECTORS OrTrcE, NEW ORLEANS, Jan 25, 1869.
In accordance with the provisions OF Section IL
Congress approved Juy s, 1866 the wing described
seized goods will be sold public auction Warehouse
l. Custom ouse Building Customhouse street
MONDAY. February 18th. 1859, ct ii o'clock A. N
Oct q, lS6S-No mark box Toys, boxes Necxties %
bundles Cigarette Paper boxes Cigarette Paper
Serva in violation Of Section "a Of March q i799
fOv 1861 No. 90 bale Coffee; o No. S Yer
mouth; No 20. cases Absynth; mark, demi>
johns Honey vessel unknown violation of Section 63
pee s. iS6S-A B. trunk Cigars and Cigarettes; on
board the Cuba; in violation Of Section g. Act Of March
Dec. lsssNo mark keg ssllopa Cordi.l; vessel un-
known; violation of Section 65 Act of March 1879
Dec l6, ls66-No mark. boxes Cigars; board the
Lavaca; in violation Of Section Act Of July Is 1886
Dec. l6. lS65-No mark. boxes 2OM Cigars: board
the Laysca; in violation Of Section g. Act Of March q
Dec. Is, lsss-M g. I ESQ CIGARS; on board
Bremen; In violation OF Section g. Act of March l7e
Dec. l9, lS68-No mark demijohns White Rum. dsmi
iohns Red Rum. % boxes Guava Jelly; on board the
Herman Cores In violation Of Section S. Act Of March
Dec a. 1sss-No m.rk. trunk rOOO Cigars: on board
the Rapidan In violation OF Section g. Act Of March
1889
E A. Kennedy in violation Of Section "A, Acs Of March
q l799, snd Section l. Act Of July IS 1866.
PERRY FULLvR, Collector
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-02-10
.v AUCJ1ON sAi-Es.
W. !. H00GSoN'S SALES.
CHOICE FAMILY RESIDENCE.
ON TIE CORNER or sre
MAGAZINE AND RICHARD AND FELICITY STREETS
LARGE CULTIVATED GROUNDS,
BY AUCTION.
m r1tE % aos
SUCCESSION OF j. l. WARNER.
..tr Second District Cout-No s2.4g2
AUCTION sAi-E-.

AUcTfoNERR,

I AUcTroNERR,
Office. No. q Commercial Plscs.
e. sF oasslts s hseRos iseR n hsosSsss Il SIsss
in n5 ns Basement Rssnds sf the s. Charles HO.
Judge Of the Second District Court parish Of Orleans dated
THAT ELEsAsT FAMILY sssf6EScE sSaS o. the lat. J.
Richard and Felicity streets in the First District Of tbs ss
FHREE LARGE AND VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND
ss tse q FEET inches from. Mag
Ri hard 2s inches depth and front on Felicity
road and about o feet inches In width in the rear a. Der
January 20 ls6s. - '-''''''' ~' 1-''1
The Improvements these Lots consist Of an
ELEGANT Two-sroEr srvoooED ssrcx
DWELLING, "
with Two Story Rsa, Wing and Back Budngs all Of Brick
and contain wide ball. two large Psrors Dinng room Ii
bray China Closet Pantry and aoor
and and on the Soo S'a
cdIs dns rear sTidogs contain kitchen water
,sryant. rooms. water closet ste, %. second hcor
Thsrs e gas and sss futures h,Oughout the ceilings
Of the frst-class workmanship. - :
used as an ironing and drying room. Also
A rwo-sTosY BR1cK STABLE,
with wing containing carriage and bueg, house. stalls for
host ers and gsroeDer's rooms etc.
mentd contains large variety Of fruit orns-
mental shade trees shrubbs ,tc has large cistsrn hy
drants, etc. ..-.
House retired from the street and has a. ornamental
iron fence the entire 'front.' whos perfect order
family offered for hi. a. and sns
rare opportunity to frlass gsntlemans rest
dence
RS- TxRns AND CoSDrrroNs-Ons-third cash IN o. &
Treasury notes and the balance credit equal amounts
and two from Of In the Of the
purchaser divided into 70 suit the parties ne
per per date and special mortgage until
hnal payment the clause Of cent for attorney
case Of suit 70 be embraced IN the the
be kept fully sured by the the policy be
transferred to the holder Of the notes coupons until final
pay ment
ACT Of sale before Edward Barnett Notary Pubc at the
exnense OF the purchaser including the u S. stamps
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-02-10

good speed. The surfacsof the wheels ia COW
cred with wood to SeadeAy ySe sound. and the ma
The Bolivian government has Given out a con.
tract TO Robert r. Brown M the construction Of
railroad from Cobaxi to 2setese, ct an estimate
cost Of SIS 900 900 10 $780, e1e, 900. - 49,
Perm has agreed 70 proi5Ag the yasna Railway
to the Bolivian frontier. ssnsnce Tarrann Co.
passenger train opisAe Lsckswsnna and
Bloomsbury Rsilrosd raDssr the track at Beach
haven. on the Sd. Many S,ersons were injured,
v.rs, Sus no, tsia,y; n;n, Hon. oashs A. Grow was
The Peruvian lexpedi!ticp under charge of ex-
Admiral Tucker, formerly, Of the Confederate
navy, has demonstrated tsss 1.-THE Mearigils river Is
the source OF the AnszonsSnd not the Maconan.
Hickey, sharp'3 Co., ore Of the largest houses
of Philadelphia, has faileE The amount involved
s put down at about $500 sa0. A compromise with
their creditors is talked ofat seventynve cents on
The whole taxable property Of Wall street is
about 50 900, COO. Assessor Webster thinks that
pretty heavy business is doae BY the brokers' con-
siderng the small amount Of capital returned, and
revenue by assessing whe, is really the employed
capital of ''the street." .54 7t'h 90 =
The president has nonnsted David TAYLOR, of
Ohio, late paymaster ofSyolunteers. to be pay
master In the regular army, vice Pomeroy, de.
ceased, and Frank Bridginsn. late paymaster OF
volunteers. to be Psymasssr in the regular army.
Earnings Of the "vsudsrbin /" railroads last
year: New York Central. sl4, ,3Sl .302; Hudson
Essg I'd csnS sfR SI ssSaSf ssSi 1sss Tss
e9, ,l9l AT. esea I,IIs 7To'T ~
Snow has fallen to great depth in Canada, and
railroads are generally obstructed. :
The Hebrews of Madrid have received permis-
sion TO erect their first synagogue. Z l8'I1
Lord Clarendon is in Ill health, and will probably
retire from the British cabinet
P. Thompson, marshal of Covington, Ken
lucky. was shot on the 5th, BY man he had ar
Lexington pike early In the afternoon. Tho bali
took enect in the pit OF Er. Thompson's stomach
and III thought he can hardly survive. ID -
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-02-10
J. 3. WALTON q DesIONDE's SALES.
n SALE on ACCOUNT OF DE eARrURR
THE VERY DESIRABLE AND ELEGANT RESIDENCE
No. l6 KAMPART STREET, BE TWEEN
COMMON AND CANAL
BT j. II. WALTON a DEsLONDE.
J. B. WAErox, Auctioneer,

BIZ j. II. WALTON d DEsLONDE,
n J. B. WALTON, Auctioneer,
Ofice. Csrondeet street.
CATURDAY, March q, 1890, mt Ie O'Clock
- NJ. at the ST. CHARLES AUCTION ExCHAs0E, VIII
be sold .H
LOT OF GROUND situate on Rampant street. in the
square bounded BY Rampant, Basin Canal and Common
streets measuring 81 feet Ii inches lines front on Ram
part street. by depth Of 27 feet 10 inches between
para lei lines running through 70 Bes street.
The improvements consi.t Of well constructed ee-
gsntly finished TWo-sTORY AND ATTIC BRlCK REsI-
pEsGE containing large psrlos and dining below ana
six bedrooms the upper floor The provided with
all the Iequisites ef elegance comfort and
Parties wishing to visit and examine the with view
to purchase can do 50 BY applying 70 the suctoueers
~ IERhs AND CoNpIT1ONs-One- fourth In United
States Treasury notes. the remainder credit
and three from the day sale In pur
chaser payable 70 his own order and BY him ndosed
beang at the Of eight per
secured by special mortgage and vendors privilege
property until final payment the mortgage embrace
penal clause Of i've per cent fees in Of suit
recover payment Of Of the notes The dings
kept insured the satisfaction Of vendor until the payment
Of the last note The purchaser will be required the
payment Of & one per cent special State tax IN is
decided legal and constitutional Possession will be
on the first July lS until which time will be paid
to the purchaser
Of sale before A. kszuresu notary public at the ex
peDse Of the purchaser including United States
stamps
NoTE.-The furniture including carpets mirrors chande
Bers. bracelets, ETC. will be sold in May next.
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-02-10
sHERIFF's SALES.


FREDERICK sHONEKAS vs. MARIA SMITH, CMARIA
McArdle widow of the late Ersstus smthl-Fourth Dis
trict Court the Parish Of Orlesns-No. q ,9S9
ID Sale directed By the Honorable the Fourth Distc
Court the parish Of Orleans In the above entitled
win proceed TO sell az public auction at the Merchants
and Auctioneer' Exchange boysl street. between Canal
and Customhoue IL the Second District of ihs city
on MONDAY February Is, 1888, at II O'Clock the fol-
lowing described properly to-vt
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon and the rights etc.
heeunto belonging situate in the Fourth District Of this
city square bounded by Jackson Pytanis Sc Charles
date Hayades and Josephine streets aud designated BY the
Number Two q plan drawn BY W. Thornton Thompson,
survey or the twenty Of june lSi5 and deposited
In the Office OF the Sheriff Of the parish Of Jefferson Said
lot designated BY the number plan drawn By O.
A. Hedn late civil engineer the thirteenth day Of June
lsS and annexed 70 act passed before Stuart u LIE E
notary public In this city the twenty third OF june
1913; and the In American measure thirty
one eleven inches and Eve lines front PrytAnis street.
By hundred and feet inch and lines
depth, between parallel lines
said property acquired by the defendant since the de-
cease Of husband, by purchase from Joserh G. Ellis
Der the act James Beedove
late notary public In his city the twenyhird day
November, 1851
Re}xed In the shove suit
NJ fxRns-CAsh on the spot
jsl9 Eel IS Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-02-10
c. E. GIRARDEY q co. s SALES.
VALUABLE PLANTATIONS AT AUCTION.
THE WHITEHALL PLANTATION

THE HOME PLACE,
Both Fronting the Mississippi River. In the Parish Of
COncOrdis State Of Louisiana
In the matter Of ZEBULON YoRKE and ELIAS J..
HOOVER, individually and copartnsrs. Bankrupts-
No. 6S-Drct Court Of the United States for the Dis
trict Of Louisiana, sitting in Bankruptcy.
BIZ Q. Il. GIRARDEY d co.,
AUcuoNxKRs-OfHce. IL Exchange Place.
TUESDAY, Feb. 16, 1850, at II O'Clock
Il NJ, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange,
Royal street. between Canal and CusOmhouse
the city Of New Orleans by virtne Of order from the
Honorable H. Dure Judge Of the District Court Of the
United for the District Of Louisiana dated lth Jan
1869 will be sold at public auction in the above entitled
matter, ,he {, lie wing described property, towit
l. TIE WHlTEHALL PLANTATION, situated In the
shove BY lands of Mrs Gather and below by lands Msr
riI, and in the BY lands Of A. Y. Davis
so a. the title 20 which is in dispute as n provided
in the 18th section Of the bsnkrupt act. n
order Of court OF one undivided half OF The W6ehs estate
10 forke Co. expiring on the lst day Of January 1870
2 THE HOME PLACE, situated in the parish Of Con-
River about 2O acres and above
by lands John A Miller and below by the plantation
By Miller and In the rear BY lands OF the United States
sale subject lease Of assignee made by order
Of court to Ober Atwser Co.. Of New Orleans expiring
The decree ordering the above described property
directs that the b freed from all Membranes
the Court and conveying only such title in him
ofCourt. =
cts Of sale stamps attached q.
the expense Of purchasers before M eenon NotayPub
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-02-10

EOR aALE-REAL EsTAfE-sEvKRAL HUE.
dred Cotton Sugar Rantations loonted n II be
portions Of he cotton and s1gn!owhg - Ase 1ies
timber anla Also large varsty Of City and suburbas
Property Improved and unmprovsd h the orn Of rsdsno
sores building lots squares favorable srma Partis
wishing 70 invest v do ws 10 oa md sxAmine fep
tea niilG D Gard RsA EstAts AoantA Ha = oaron6ala
strook ugv Oraona.
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-02-10

Buy the only sewing machine at for family use,
the Grover q Baker. Warranted for Eve yssrs.
Quilter, braider and hemmer given with each ma
chine at ls2 Canal street.
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-02-10

MAGNOLIA WArKR.-Superior to the best i'm
ported German Cologne and sold ct half the price.
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-02-10
PlAClDE J. SPEARS SALES.

PlAClDE J. SPEARS SALES.
SUCCESSION OF VICTOR RoUxAaE
SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF xEw ORLEANS
a No. a.os
cARRoLLroN RAILROAD STOCK, oPELoUsAs AND
Great Western Railroad New Orleans jackson and Great
Northern Railroad. and Levee Steam Press Company,
New Orleans Mutual Insurance Scrip etc.
BIZ PLACIDE j. SPEAR.
AucuosEKR-SslesroOms. Sc Bienville street.
i O'Clock, at the ST. CHARLES iUoTIoN EXCHANGE'
in the s. Charles Hotel ROunda St. Charles street be-
order the Hon Louis Duyignesud Judge
Of the Second Dist let Court Of New Orleans dated January
~ ls6s the following sTOGs etc belonging to the above
$3.50 SCRIr New Orleans Mutual Insurance Com
gsny per certificate no. 700 Of said Company dated May
sEvENTr-sEvEN SHARES of the Capital Stock of the
Lev hSee ssssm Uo..on 5rs % Womeany per certihcste No.
VS al o. he ew Orleans and
@ said Be Ssns 20 & hr: %
seven dollars AZ and dc any I. cents s each x
Company dated October H lisa Said cerhcsts being in
the Dr. Eawsrd hsrn and held in pledge BY the
THREE SHARES # the capital stock Of the New orls.n,
SsessDn sn9 SIses nons ss @ road Company ss per
TWO SHARES Of the capital stock Of the New Orleans
opelousss and Great Western Railroad Company
1862
ss-TrRss-cash.