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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, FEBRUARY 2s, 1868
Snn rises. ..........6.30 Moon sets..... 80, 40
Sun sets...........6.30 High tide, p. NJ. 200
PORT OF RICHMOND. FEBRUARY %.

-
IS ARRIVED.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Bourne, New York
merchandise and passengers, w. @. Dunham
4 Co.
Steamer State of Maryland, Trayers, Balti-
more, merchandise and passen gers, Harveys u
Williams.
Schooner Lucy d, Higgins, Boston, n1er-
chandise, Crowell i Currie. zsa
Schooner Butterfly Mitchell, Baltimore, lurn-
Der to z. w. Pickreli.
'sn SAILED. Hs ~
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, L. q. Tatun
4. .s-"'>-" + ',--s MEMO RAsDA.
Schooners Il. A. Rogers for City Point and
D. A. Berry for Richmond, cleared from New
York on the Goth.
Schooner Hatty Coombs, from Rockland for
Richmond, put into Holmes Hole Oh the 18th,
p NJ.
Schooner Thomas a. Trudee, from New
York, arrived at City Point on the 2Oth.
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sourr,,rSc or ,rs ,r1sropy

| SOMETHING OF ITS HISTORY. s5S
THE KNICKERBOCKER IL ONE OF THE
TWO NORTHERN COMPANIES WHOSE PO-
LICIES IN THE SOUTH WERE KEPT IN
TACT DURING THE WAR, AND WHOSE
DIVIDENDS WERE CREDITED TO POLICY
HOLDERS AS THOUGH PREMIUMS WERE
PAID AND Is THE COMPANY THAT PAID
ALL LOSSES AFTER THE WAR THAT OC-
CURED DURING THE WAR, THUS PROV
ING ITS ISTSaRITY, THE HONORABLE
METHOD OF CONDUCTING ITs BUSINESS,
AND ITS INDISPUTABLE sOLyENCY.
The KNICKERBoCKER has paid to WIDOWS
and ORPHANS nearly 81, 200, coo. . .-.
It's surplus dividends have amounted to over
$3.50. Geo.
1t issued In 1855 new policies $3.50. ,-+aa haeE
1t issued in 1887 new policies 10, 24
1t issued In 1853 new policies 10, 722. ...
ITS ASSETS
In 1890 were, December 81 l........."..sI seo. .a'9
In 1867 were, December 81. ............ 8 OF s5s
In 1883 were, December 8l.,........... III, 500
The KNICKERBOCKER is mutual.
Issues every desirable form OF policy. ~
Ii allows travc! and residence, without extra
charge, IN the United States and Europe.
Di pcnscs with nearly all restriction on occupa-
lion.
is premiums are as low as s any company can
make them and DO u ilroughly safe business.
II Iavors policy-holders In payment ol pre-
miums.
Its QlEluCEuS alter lSo5 Will De dulual.
WILT TIE PRESS SAYS.
Ne,r York OtSCrrer: AN emincntly sound and
reliable corporation. The management arc from
our best business men, and are noted for integrity
and fair dealings
Mem York Commercial Advertiser: SHOWS first
class management and ability"
We might add other endorsements by The press,
but the above VIII suffice.
Applications respectfully solicited.
Agents wanted throughout the State.
THOMAS NJ. ALfRlEND & son,
General Agents.
Dr. q. r. MANSON, Medical Examiner.
RICHMOND. Va, February, 1859. fe 2o-cod2w
DOMESTIC INSURANCE.
| The INSURANCE AND SAVINGS COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA.
CHARTERED FEBRUARY 1865. :
0-'' = '''' We'll invested: Invested and secured.
Assets employed here for the general beneht.
Desirable fire and marine risks Invited.
Office No. 12l< Main street.
DAVID l. BURR, Secretary.
Is. &. WHERRY, DR., Assistant secretary.
n N. WALKER & CO.,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS.
Office lOl1 Main street. -...s-
first door east OF the postofice. under Messrs. +.
II. maury Il Co.
Buildings merchandise, furniture, and personal
property or all kinds. In the city or country In
rates In companies OF the highest standing.
Losses cquitaby adjusted and promptly paid
Marine and inland Insurance also effected at cur
rent rates. nom
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STENCIL TOoLsANDRLATEs.

~ BELLEN0T, DIE sINKER AND
Ne BRAND CUTTER Lac MAIN srHEEI.1,,
The new patent branding iron. Tor mTNng ~
adapted to branding barrels or any otner srslcie
under the new law. :. ,.,s
hJe my Steai Dies Alpbabets, Seal Presses, Brass
And Eergnan Silver, Frames, Steel Rtngss Checks
Tags etc. Wholesale and retaiL DO x~nn
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MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
IVA COMPANY OF NEW YORR

=
ANNUAL INCOME. TAV, evVVvV
CASH ASSETS YEAR ENDING FEB
auhkY lss8 OYER. SZs; yoG, ~
NUMBER OF POLICIES ISSUED DUSIN6
THE YEAR, 10. eso.
NUMBER OF POLICIES IN FORCE FEbRU-
AIRY L 1883 S. 224.
THE MUTUAL LIFE
IS now by far thu WEALTHIEST COMPANY
IN THE WORLD. II 10 conducted on tne only
principle which time and experience has proved 70
Dc ultimately safe and trustworthy. its assets ate
not nyeeted In fancy stocks or personal securities
but IN bonds and mortgages on real estate, peins
hrst lien on came, and thus placed beyond tne
reach OF any contingency.
The com0any, being purely mutual. divides its
"hols proats annually among the assured ano
thls dividend be used in payment OF premiums
or n nucchase additional insurance, al the opt.on
Of the policy-holder.
No. 1914 Main street.
DR.. j. b. MCCAw, Medical Examiner. NH 10
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LAST CASH DIVIDEND FIFTY PER CENT.

STATEMENT:
'i'lH" III
7'r'lh ',osS's
S"h"H tHCp'At.' .....'.'''' go az
w. II. PnCKHAAl, President;
II. Y. GAEAGAE, Secretary;
l.. |GhDAM, &ctuery;
g. 4, FUDICthK, superintendent.
DjRECTONS:
General JOHN A. DIX;
y WuKENs, OF Wilkens Il CO.;
GEORGE z. HOPE, President Continental fire In
rurancC Company;
hon. JAMES HARPER, Of Harpcc Brothers;
joIS j. CRANE, President Bank OF Republic;
". NJ. VrnMlLYE, of VeImilyo & Co.. bankers
lion. GEORGE OPDYKs, cxMayor or New York
AARON ARNOLD, Of Arnold, Constable u Go.
and others. -
HUTZLER & BERNHEIM.
General Agents for Virginia, North Carolina, and
Tennessee.
DR.. j. q. CABELL. Medical Examiner. jas
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Applications for good fire and marine risks
collected.
Ofce 40. 1915, Main and Eleventh streets.
j. l.. kPPERSOE, President,
T.. G. BRENT Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-23

NEUTUAL BENEVOLENT LIFE ASSO-
vi CATION OF RICHMOND, VA.-OfFICE
~IINIEK OF MAIN AND TWELFTH STREETS-No.
,7tg-rhis company is now issuing policies OF
,-rTnl,cgship the most II aeTal plan of the day.
nor full particulars OF thc working or the 6sSo-
cation can At the Office for 4 pamphlet.
Membership fees, from Ten TO twenty-five dol
,ars-acyordiag 10 age. .---.r
smsnts made only IN case OF death. Per-
on from GCscvn 10 sixty years OF age received
I.ah male snd female.
j. A. BELVIN, President.
- y STAPKF, General Agent. fe g. 5m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-24
THE MONEY MARKET.
FRIDAY, April 23-P. N.

FRIDAY, April 23-P. NJ
Gold opened at 1884, sold at 1888, 1891, closing
1879; al33t Tho Assistant Treasurer paid sJo9oo' on
account OF interest The clearngs at the Gold Exchange
Bank were sos $4,000, and the balances siiiSf w.
The Assistant Treasurer another column publishes an
official notice that will open bids for Gold coin at noon
an Thursday next aud that like bids will be received on
Thursday OF each succeeding week until Otherwise OF
dered No Will be received Or less than SSOOo inc
Secretary does place limit on the amount that no
win sell on any given day, that tho Gold operators
will be unable combine, and take all tho god onered
and keep complete control OF the market This arrange
mont will allow merchants TO buy their gold ut the
market prices without the Intervention OF tho specu
Itors IL Is understood that the Currency balance mas
run down TO low point and that the Secretary Is FORCED
70 this method Of increasing 1t.
Government bonds continue firm with good demand
%, xport C2s sold ut l2 65s ISL new bonds i5Sll5h
rho advance brings few investment bonds Dut no
largo amounts are offered, and tho market has hrm
tone state bonds were steady. Tennessee per cont
sold at CA Georgia per cent 95 North Carolina per
cent Ga aGl; North Carolina new bonds, 64G virginia
new per cent eli Missouri per cent advanced per
cent selling nc So Louisiana Leyee per cent, H. ha'
ov bonds we're firm and sparngly offered Pacific Mail
was very active opening at 92 selling at 3i9S3 closing
oa, ao9I Western Union Telegraph sold at i2lGft'
prnress shares were higher United states SOFA ~
G7aCCE WellsaFargo, 33i asa; American horcnah's
Irnon t0ian Railway ssharcs continued exclted, put
show an Improvement in priceslfrom the lowest quota
lions New York Central continued the center OF inter
ot under heavy purchases by broker representing tho
rosont managers Of tho Company The opening trans
acons were made at lG6I with sales at lGSi 1917 1854
cosps at 1854 The stock subject to sharp fluctuations
ON the rnmors from Albany, and heavy short interest
has bee made based upon the suppostion that inc
dvidend will not be egalized during the present sesso
Trrdson sold at ll9e1sl Reading was higher, selling az
o.. 81 Paul shares more active under heavy pur
ohasas Tho Common advanced to 'St anu
tho Preferred TO ssh Fort wayne we
s,eadv at l326l32, Lake Shore anu
..';,.r sontbern were firm Rock Island sold at 1871
raj, 1g7. closing at 37i Illinois Central declined per
can't Delaware Lackawanna and Western sofa ~ ni0t'
Jersey Central Iil; Chicago and Alton 1856 nan
nhal and ST. Joseph, 49, Columbus chicago anu '"u
Central declined to 46i The tohe OF tho marhe' was
"- Nth the appearance OF q strong bear element
wS,ch was shown in tho active borrowing demand lUr
no leading shares The earnings OF the western roaos
do not eot the espectatQsa of ther managers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-24

In the center are two small folding doors, which,
on beng opened reveal small recess, with lesser
ated pavement and roof with side mirrors Inc inner
folding doors surrounded with drawers The scotSh
Queen brought this cabinet with her from France Oh er
return to Scotland II must be at least 300 years DID, pu
Is In wonderfully good preservation The second rehc
is purse, the work Of Queen Marys own hands, Deaut
fully wrought with crown sceper, and sword in gold
with the words God Save King James," The third is
piece OF unleayened bread to which no authentic his
tory is attached but additionally understood to have
been fragment Of what Queen Mary had used when par
topating IN the most solemn rite Of her religion. There
is also lock Of Marys hair, which Is OF light color
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-24

Fanny lnrl 23-The ii53 cattle at Communpaw
eone 56 for the week Monday Included Trade was s tSe,
ooy about half stock selling Prices are ssae GOOD
IA steer, selling 3 and nothing To mention above 1 ossb al
hen ttle better feeling dead selling % qeIes 23
scarcely anV improvement In prize sales OF i've al H,rh
nir 10 good ILL., for AleLaader y
iah6e 1853 Alexander Casse bv Beael Al for W
!, cst; 81 D. Glett Co.. fat, 40 70 "a b j. Church.
shields BY O. w McMahan q cWt, at laite -. Orange
for Aeron Gas ewt ILL., steers az ~ s we're work ures
County "A cwt at 4lc Consy h Iss them ~ IA
III steers cwt aud W'
81 Ky. catls for J. " Norris selling " :" h.,,us
themselves ewt, at dlt4c huekers have been s.rs
sheep are not moving the sa during n as
With purchases lass ready %
smell and selling others al cost ny STATE m holding
Arrivals to-day care as s H. dc 20 90, S'G
salss are 4 Al Ohio she4rsd, o. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-24
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

SAFE DRPosT DEPARTMENT OF THE NATIONAL
PARK BAsK-For tho safe-kespng. and protection
from fire and burglars, of Securities of all kinds in
Guiding Bonds, Stocks, Mortgages, Wills, and Dia-
monds and valuable Jewelry of every description
An inspection Of the vault constructed by The Ma
tonal Park Bank in their new building will at once
convince all parties interested that the most perfec
attainable security has been reached and at an eI
tremely moderate annual cost to each individual do
positor Tho officers will take pleasure in showing
the yanlt on Application.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-24
And the following for Ro',-;o Dad bonds

Money worked easily AT per cent ubtii lnc ClOse Vi
bank hours when balances loaned at less than legal
rates. Commercial paper in good demand at 9@O per
cent prime. Currency continues to How MO the
banks from the Interior and 1t Is anticipated that the
abatement tomorrow will snow marked Improvement
IN the condition OF affairs.
Sterling Exchange was firm mt quotations; London
40 days 1881 9Osi; London sight, 1904 O9i; London
fnrime commercially, IO1i6Os Paris. long, 52l4 0520;
Paris short, 6lsi95l7i; Antwerp, 6233a322i; SWISS
52sla522t; Hamburg. S5lG3ji Amsterdam 4oia4oa;
Frankfort 4ObaOf; Bremen. Ts97ss; Berlin, 7o3G7l.
The transactions the Office Of the Assistant treasurer
we're: Receipts for Customs. $O2OOO Tor Cold Notes.
$4,000; total receipts. $93s76 81 total payments
sl,2735s3 "A; balance. kSs,S64l72 ~.
The following were the Customs receipts from April IL
10 April IT, inclusive: At Boston, s3s,3s AT Newly
sl3oso95 at Philadelphia slsO9T al Baltimore s"594
at san Francisco from March Is 10 March 40 inclusive,
slJii9I. Total, s3,i52,64a
Tho following is the movement IN dry goods Tor the
mast week: Entered for consumption, SlO iG5; with
drawals 1914. COS; warehoused. kIOI,07s
The Chicago ana Northwestern Railway earned In the
thrd week Of April:
1907. s2an7 10 loes. t21l'eo 70 Increase si2eS 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-24

as they do but slight increase over last year lhs o
however has effect upon the holders Oh railway P,r
o,y who antcinate largo Increase upon tho compile
ton OF the Pacific Road At last Board the market
was dun At the close prices were fraction lower CLOS
ing steady at quotations
The following were the closing quotations Oh Govern
IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-24
POLITICAL.

At the Charter election held in New-Rochelle,
Westcheser Co.. the Goth inst, the following ticket
was elected some village Improvement issue viz:
For President-Ward Wheeler; TrusteeS-Benlemln d.
10 Fevre, Albert Badeau, George Covers; Couector-
Jesse Colebrook; Treasurer, Thaddous Dayids "a.
The 81. Louis Republican makes an editorial
commentary npon the alleged fact that the Hon. George
H. Pendleton, IN connection with prominent Democrats
of NewYork had advised the people Of Virginia. Misss
spp and Texas to shave nothing to do with the ques
ton Of reconstruction proposed in the recent enact
OF Congress- The fact being OF course
the commentary falls to the ground. Mr. Pendeton has
rendered the States in question advice. He believes
they tho best judges OF their own situation ana
nothing would induce him to be in antagonism to hem
or to offer advice to influence their decision.
-.. columbus Enquirer.
Water G.. Overton having purchased a con-
trolling interest in The Louisville KyJ Democrat and
changed its name to The Louisville Erenn1 Express,
announces that It will support the policy OF tho
Democratic party all National issues and very I'M
necessarily adds that 1t will oppose negro suffrage and
that "it Will be for a white mans government and for
the old Constitution understood by our fathers ana
interpreted by the Democratic party" Mr. overon has
apparently not yet beard Of the amendments which nave
been made to the old Constitution since the settlement
Of the late "unpleasantness."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-24
MEArs-sALr. sMoKFD,6c.
POULTRY AND GAME
VEGETABLE
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Coal TIM sc sO9 Honey, shin, ib-a3o MIN. a. 49,
VA v 'aa' - -, toi,tS Beans dry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-24
THE MARKETS.


lCareiDl7 reD0fsea '9i In" FaIoAT April 23 1863.
AsHEs-Tbe moderately active spd STEADY sAie' "
at SO for Pots and 90 l2t 80 Is for Peas w...r.
BEESNAX-Ihere has been moderate demand s eDo"
and Southern At former prices; sales 200 ID at Bdfc -
unchanged; demand moderator SAFES ~ i've
4Oc a 81 81 for American Gray and White .oo,oasoo
RONRWe poe sales of Rio Gfsnde Shin at SJ3 on t
COTTONThs demand still light owing to tue absence OF
orders grades from ddlns up have become o
are shade snner the general offerings moderae sales OF @ oae
Of inch 73 we're pnHe III by spectators and @ " e
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-09

H. NrYlu ou "wednesday Che Jist
day Of March, at the residence OF the
brides parents. by ihe Kli. J. BGAtL,
Nn ALuNTO A WOMtCK. OF Mar.
shalt to Mas LOU PROCTOR Of
Bryan
We congratulate our young friend
upon bis good fortune, sad wish him
and his fair bride, n long hfe Of prosper
ity and happine5s May each day rs il
passes, be counterpart Of ihe lrst that
welcomes their union.
There's bliss beyond all he minstrel
has told
When two loving hearts arc joined in
one heavenly lie
With hearts never changing and hro2s
never cold
Love on through ~ DO. and love on
till they die
ii Trinity Church, Galveston, at "A
o clock On the evening Of the 3lst oil
By the Rev. sir. fAJoS, hr u. b.
JOHNSON and Miss IDA uitL.
daughter OF Hon W. T. lliil-ali 81
Galveston. No Cards
We wish cur young friend johnson
and his iair young ifideslshg ~, rrss
periiy and happiness GaiT Ne,rs.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-09

Ia xor T,,,,v W,,u p,xare
s;nnl. sn,rt nav l;,dle n aamo tbst
III, I'll corInme c;}v and small ailments
U "m ay nav cnj IN e,tai disorders
I nnsr;n, III }oc, in mind let No Grst
srn,.',',,,s ~ dol,;l;,y az norynrs proatrn-
Fan y. no., nromn;ly Win in,idorotinr
,rea,, NV ",0 o r1 rman@ tfe ysrS.
s 'TT'''' 80. If ,bo o@c ,ton5s IIo.tci.
,a 'r' -,o,nec s " RIO. saJ whsns,er .as
III - 'or,n T., i,neui.b ar tl.ro
'' o,,i ye,.o,, M .,,s,sci t,nt g,e animal
s,r '' c..seli.l m tLn .n.tenati.n
~ ,,,ie.o,,,, If .he bods an. im.,,r.
c'.'it ,',r'r'.c'i AK i,,ais,i,l. in,ig.
a,ag3 anI an.iserl;, .sbo.,a IA onee be
resor,cd 4, tnAiaesiisn n,Waya produ.
~. ,,o,tn... nj tbo hsd1y powers.
,,omotime@ x happens that uso appetite
demand. mpro ion4 than the stomach
csn digest though MOI more, perhaps,
thap r reauirei 20 keep 40 the full
strength al tho frame. The object an.
der such circumstances, s. 90 Increase
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-09
MARSHALL PRICE CURRENT.
orFmg Tfxxs lsfruAiieAs.
Marshall, April g, 1868.

The receipts NJ cotton during tho pas
week, have been fair, The market opens
cd brisk on Monday, at from X. to 'sf.
On Tuesdsy the advises were epiaysr-
able, and tho market closed jail at Isl
for strict styles Continued upfayora,
Bile, news caused a further decline, md
buyers to hold off Ca Monday even.
ing, the prices ranged ut from l.l Ioi sl
The hide market was eeilse, receipts
light, with an active demand, at from
IA to II cents for dry His, and l2l to
Is for sahci.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-09
CITATION.


Ham SOS torSrY. :,
10 ne Saer \ or aay Constable 4
said county tcttfHg.
VOL are h. ea euu maadel "a am
/ mou, BY Publishing this NsS9on IN
tho Marshall ncpuhliosn, a nswtpapss
Published IN Harrison county, four sue
cessivc weeks, Elizabeth J Ward and
her husband AndroN Ward, who reside
in the State Of Arkansas to be and mp
pear at the May Term ei the County
Court Of the said county Of Harrison, tc
be held on the last Monday, the 3lsl
day Of May, A. u. 1909, then end there
10 answer the petition of Mary A. T.
Ward, Administrative Of the Estate d
benjamin Ward deceased for partition
and distribution of the property Of said
estate, between the heirs and distribu
tees Of the said estate aud show cause
why said partition and distribution
should not be made as prayed for.
Herein fail notand make return astls
law directs.
Given under my hand aud seal Of oilicc
at the Guy Of Marshall this the ioth
day Of March, A. d ls6g =
Il, Blackwell Clerk nia
by A, q Glars, Dep. Clerk
April >, 1859. 1t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-09

Nl nNlllha ialr Hf ore ttiln. Tor
ile THrFote of rnh'nc funds 90 20.
paiR Goo Marshall Cemetery, have
ttd ihl matter under confederation
.and would respectfully make the
0liowing report
Roire3, LIST. That this Tribe shall
bold Fair on tho ID aud lih sleep
VI the Flower Moon, G. s. y. 37s,
The proceeds Of which shall be ox.
pooded in repairing our eiy Gem.
eiory.
kcsolroi 2nd. That the following
ladies' be requested TO assist Ia .aid
Fair aud that they have o meeting to
arrange their different committees
to uke charge Of the various Do
parumeots
Misiresses NJ. j. Hall, j. r. Naenn.
dell, ". Littlejohn, q. IIcndrick. B.
!. Simpson, J. b. Tullis, q d. Ad-
kins, J T. Wi'hcrspoon, W. II. Po-
land, 4. Il Morphis, NJ. G Marshall,
duo. T. Pierce, n, s. Allen, b. c.
tanlav 4 ~ (..t;. a Il ri
TLos nrow,r;..e III; -'U, ~
NJ Jobns,on = III. i'u'", s w.
Taylor j. b. Lancaster, J + Riggs,
A. Franks, j. +. Williams, W. Sled
mag, W. NJ. Jones, G.. l.. Hin, Jas.
Turner A. fvers, j. II. Van Hook,
Mary Key, G. b. King, J U. Fraley,
u. Mckay, T. A. Elsin, II. Kuighi,
". A. Wherry, j. II. johnson, A.
i. Smith, p. II. Bruce. NJ Dolby,
T. a. Blanch, VIM. Salmon, Ice
Sanders, Howell Lewis, G., W. l..
Dawson. $. j. Richardson, A. e,
Martin, l.. Golden, Mary Alexander,
j. A. Harris, WIN. Umdenstoek, Ab.
crnathy, NJ. d. Ector, W. II. poae,
a. Sears, Z. W Slater, 5. X. Perry,
II. Perry, II. i. Carter, j. II, Cham.
bcrs, G. A. Frazer, Jno. T. Mts, Il,
7. Gregg, j. A. Boon, i. 5, Bass,
Roe Womack, D. j. Womack, W.
W. Hartsill, d. s. Jennings, Allen
Carr, n. S. Allen, Lou. Clough, j. Il.
Williamson, II. ). Bcall, 8. D. Rainoy,
!. q. Thorn, IN. o. j. Taylor, j. i.
Badgers, I. G. Twyman, Il. Il. Gregg,
" a. n r. =, an :,
w ay 'r - ~ -ra'I ", W. ~
Ne""e'y, ~ yon"son' ~ "; houen'
~ ". N.'"' y, D. A'Psco"o'
~ - =. -. - So,."'an' : a.
nc,r, '" y" ruso, r. "ooa, W.
~wvs'"'. ~ aug MISSES
"A'y io."E' ."'y ","., uss 'ohn
~ A."e A.'.'' ,uu All o'ne's VINO
''', y" ,"','.s' ~ '"e 'n'crP,ise'
":D'ee"' 90. ns' committee on
so''.'""s eo"'''o"''o"'' "nose uu'y
" s"'' po ~ "No e'e', o"uo''or 70
'nuuy' '"' e'''NonS o' ""tsnpii an"
1' harrison co"uy 20 ''t't Dp'' az
'''s w nVn'9 ~. '-e is'i' an" 10
"a'o '"e iu,' l.''. '' an''
- s''.' '''''l''s' y '''',, H.
'' ''''N 100 ''' ''''
w ,,i u ID ,r
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Peter Wolf +. Z. Scott, y. G. Curtis.
ID &. liawley, +. X. Taylor II. A.
Watson, Geo, Colt j. Wellington,
W II. Pope, VIM. Muhouscn, G G.
Lpickeu, ". Curlin, J. ". Young, j.
$50 ','' W. -'"s'' anu -
p.,a,re,, Ar Tint - ,,,,ni,,.e
GA receiving contributions, whose
daty 1t shall be to receive all articles
contributed or loaned and shall mark
or lsbcl every article with tho donors
name, and have the same at the Hall
when called for by the comuitlee Of
Conference /; this committee to con.
sist Of the following Brothers w.
W. Heartfelt, A. Hartrnuft and NJ.
VI McPhail
Psofrei. 5ih That Committee
or Conference whose dutv il shall
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Stockholders NOfiCe.


0Yficr SOUTHERN PscifIo X H. Co, |
MARSHALL. Texas, March -, 1869
In pursuance of Article II, Of the
Act OF Incorporation OF the Southern
Pacific Rail Road Company, organized
under, and By virtue Of the laws Of the
state Of Louisiana, on the ~ DAY NJ
May, 1859 notice Is hereby ehcN that
n general moeiing, Of the stock holdcss
Of said company will be- convened AZ
this Office. 0u ihe 1d dag Of May, 1909,
for the purpose Of altering and amend
ing the aet 0i incorporation, Of SAID
COMPANY d alterations and amend
ments requiring the assent Of the hold.
ers Of throo.lOurth. OF the Stock Of said
company.
R. b. HALL, President
Apri dH. st
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AG4iil utstf'tti" NOTICE.
THH undersigned, having been this
day appointed, Adminislrator ne boz
bis NON, ofiho Estate ofGeoree G. Gregg,
deceased b. 100 Honorable County
Court Of Harrison county, Ut The March
Torn thereof, this is to notify all per-
sons holding claims against said doccas.
ed 10 present them within the tmo pre-.
scribod by law, and those indebted will
pleaso come forward and make settle.
lnent, if not, suit will be instituted at
the next terra Of the Court, March 3lst,
1861