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recently revolted, have submitted to
French rule again. Two sharp en-
gagements were had, with the rebels
on Sunday, May Sd, in both OF which
the French were successful.
In Female Disguise.
LONDON, May 6.-The Government
Is prosecuting two young men. They
arrested Berry, of a theater, for ap-
bearing in w0men'5 clothing. The
Government prosecutor stated that it
would he a matter Of inquiry whether
their object was not of a heinOus de-
scriptiOn. He would produce the pris
ouer's photograph in female costume
an the attitudes Of affection with men,
which would demonstrate the motive
of their conduct. The mems names,
though known, would not be pub
lished now, although the Government
will show no mercy to any persons
proved to be actually implicated. The
prisoners' resemblance to women is
very striking.
Red River Expedition Abandoned.
1t is stated that the expedition
recently organized to operate against
the cred river insurgents has been
abandoned, owing TO the recent re
cefpt of favorable news from that re-
giOn.
Debate or Point OF Order.
The House OF Commons was pro-
yoked 20 a long discussion last even
inc. on the point of order, it having
been stated that Whalley, member
from Peterborough, had published
certain comments on the proceedings.
No result was reached.
The CFrester Cup---BsttinH.
The betting on the Chester cup
closed at midnight yesterday, about
a follows: Pour to one against Sa-
binas: five TO one against Derby;
eight to one against Sunshine; twen-
tv7one TO one against Palmerston.
Or5er 10 be Maintained in Paris next Sun
day.
PARIS. Nav 6.-There was a confer
ence Yesterday at the Tuelleries, at
which Ollivar, CanrObert, Pietre,
la Bouef and Minister Of the Interior
were present. The design OF the con-
terence was TO agree upon precautions
necessary to be taken 10 preserve or
der on Sunday next, the day OF voting.
Meantime. the police and other local
sutbOrities. are making all prepara-
fions possible in furtherance OF the
same end. lie MdTSeiHdtSe, hOche-
forts Journal, was seized On account
Of political affairs. Arrests continue
u be made of persons suspected OF lni-
plicatiOn in the recent plots.
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Improvement and Extension of Business

We have to inform our reader that MIR.
B. A. Hollenberg, the well known dyer,
262 Second street, is about leaving Mem
phis for Europe, the principal cities of
which part of the world he will visit with
a view to availing himself of the latest
improvements in his business. The de-
mands of society upon European ladies
and gentlemen are so many as to call for
the practice of a sometimes stringent
economy. To this end the dyors art IL
called into requisition, and many
ere the turns and colOrings"
it effects for those who without
its aid would have to sink into nothing
ness before the glare and glitter of those
having more extensive bank account.
It is the practice of economy that Hollen-
berg, with his dyeing establishment, en-
courages. BY his aid your white ds
NAV be made to serve for many bs4ls,
narties. or visits to the theater; and your
silks and laees be made to last as heir
looms. He has been of inestlmable ad-
vantage to our maids and matrons, all
whom, while they will regret his depart
ure and hail his return with qualification,
will be happy to know that his absence
will ultimately be their gain. Bon
voyage, Hollenbergi Hasten back to US
and when Won come, be sure you are al
fdit in all the tricks of your trade.
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Our Entire Stock at Reduced Prices.

Marseilles, good article at . cents per
yard.
Lace Collars 25 cents each.
Whalebone Oorsets rs cents each.
Lf9en=fringed- Towels 81 40 per dozen,
Fans, q large assortment, very cheap.
Jewelry from 25 cents per set upwards.
Hose, good article at 81 50 per dozen.
Ladies' hemmed Handkerchiefs 81 doz.
Switches and Hair Braids very cheap.
Kid Gloves, a good article, 95c pair.
Trimmings in this line re-
duced to a very low aguTe.
Collarettes, an elegant assortment,
cheap.
Ruffies, an elegant assortment, cheap.
Putting for waists reduced,
AID
every other article in stock reduced to
equally low figures. During the coming
week we will offer extraordinary induce
ments in eYery line of goods. Do not
fail TO call and get our prices before pur-
chasing elsewhere. We will satisfy you
that no house in the city can sell cheaper
goods.
T. w. JOHNSTON Il CO.,
347 Main street,
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LARGEST variety and prices lowest in
underwear at Wiggans & Thorn's, ZiS
Main street. F. Y. shirts ready made or
made to order-ht guaranteed.
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LACE SHAwLs-QreGt Inducements =
B. Lowenstein q Bros. have Just received
800 Lace Shawls, bought at the recent
great sale of Duden, Freres Il Co. This
is good news to those who are in want
of good Lace Shawls.
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READ Royster, Trezevant 4 Cos ad-
vertlsement of Planning Mil for sale at a
great bargain.
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LOOK out for the great remnant sale TO
come off some day this week. Watch tor
the announcement. Goods Will be soid
for half their valEe. Save your change,
ladies'.
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Observe Donoho, Joy & Co.'s advertise
ment of the Wiekersham property, en-
bracing Library and Post Ottice buildings,
New Memphis Theater, and other valuable
property for sale.
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A. Jusr remas cd 10 I95 Aain street,
Webster Block, one door south of WASH
iugton. Having nay expenses greatly re-
ducee. q can sell cheaper than any other
first class house in the city.
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PUMPS for bored geELs by Browne q
Browne. Al Madison street.
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B. A. HoLLENBERG's Memphis Steam
Deying and Cleaning Establishment, 26z
! Second street.
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FOR WHITE RIVFP

Mem phis, White and Little Rel yer "a -
Mail Tuesday Packet-FOr Helena. Fr.a-.
Point, DeValPs Bluff. Searcy. AugI.fa a-t
JacksOnpOrt; connecting az DeNllI's
with train TOR Little Rock and Hot -1-.1-a.
LEGAL TENDER-.------IOhu D. Elliott lT...--
This elegant and feet passenger r--
steamer viii leave as above
TUESDAY. 10th inst. al ) pm.
ELLIOTT & MILLER, Agents.
myS Promenade street. opp. Landing.
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GREAT bargains in Linen Lawns this
week at B. LoweC oein & Bros.
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A FINE assortment of Business Suits at
A. Just's. 1876 Main street, Webster Block.
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A FULL assortment of Boys Suits, new
styles and colors. at A. Just's, 1876 Main
street, Webster Block.
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FOREIGN SUMMARY.
The Alnsrians Submitted,

PARIS, May 6.-GeneraI Demem-
fers reports to the War Department
from 0ria that tribes Of Algeria, which
recently revolted, have submitted to
French rule again. Two sharp en-
gagements were had, with the rebels
on Sunday, May Sd, in both OF which
4 .--... mi
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HrTE & CoRwINE haYe removed their
Job Printing establishment to the AP-
PEAL Building, IA Unionstreet, and we are
now prepared to execute orders for Job
Printing on the shortest notice. The pa
irons of the APPEAL will bear this Ia
mind and act accordingly.
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ALI styles of Neckties at McBeth &
Co, IS 2S0 Main street.
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NEW Kid Gloves, Menken Bros.

CALL and price our goods. We are Of
fering extra bargains this week,
T. W. JOHNSON & co
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DAHLIA Dress Coats, something new, at
A. Just's, 1876 Main street, Webster Block,
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NEW ARRIVAL.

Boys Straw Hats, neat, at 70 cents.
Splendid assortment of Gents, Nadies',
Misses and Children's shoes, best quality,
at lowest figures.
Linen Lawns, 20 cents.
Dress Goods again redueedl
Soft finish Lonsdale Domestics, Ga, II
cents.
Kid Gloves, all Nos, rs cents pair.
& Lace Points and Parasols at one-hali
less than any other house in the city.
Everything sold in our house cheap.
vENDIG BROS. & CO.,
226 Main street.
CHRAPl CHEAP! CHEAP!!, Our entire
stock of fancy goods reduced.
T. W. JOHNSTON & co.
HARNESS. s.--Patronize home manufacture
Buy harness of P. J. Quigley, $50 Main.
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NEW Silks and Silk Peplins- just re
ceived at B. LOwenstein & Bros.
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OUR 75c CORSET CAN'T BE eEATi
CAMS NEW STORE, 2SS Main st

BARGAINS this week at
T. w. JOHNSTON q CO.'S.
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no. Gravel Roofing done by Ba-thOl-
OmeW & Allen, No. 5 West Court st1eet.
LACE Collarettes, Lace Points, Menken
Bros.
LACE Points 50. Menken Bros.
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BIRD's.EYE VIEW Of MEMPHIS.

HARNESS. s.--Patronizeh home manufacture
Buy harness of P. J. Quigley, $50 Main.
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The largest invoice of printed linen
lawns ever received in Memphis, will be
opened on Monday morning at O'Clock,
at 4. SeesSe{ d Sons. We shall offer these
goods to the public at half their regular
value. The ind9cement in price, in con-
nection with the material, attraction in
style and quality, render these goods the
most desirable of anything in the Dress
Goods line that have bsen exhibited this
season. Ladies' in search of something
very choice and very cheap in handsome
linens, should go to Seesset's, Monday
morning.
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IN, An inmate Of the insane asylum Of
ONO, suggests that Halstead, of the
cincinnati Commercial, and Mclean,
oi The Enquirer, who have been talk
ing about fighting for two weeks past.
repair to that place, the grounds of
which are at their disposal, together
win the services of the inmates. and
mat they fight it out on that line
sn Mith two old condemned howitzers
niied with guano.
beauregard is still President OF the
SeM orieans, jackson and Great
northern Railroad, and is likely to
leInaln SO; lie is supported by the
supreme Court of Louisiana.
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SALE of Lace Points at Menken Bros.
PANTS, LINEN AND COTTONADE, VERY
CHEAP!
NEW CANS STORE, 2ss Main

PoNeEE PsrasOls, new style, Menken
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GAS ftting done promptly by Browne
4 Browne, No. IL Madison street.
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EMBROIDERED FRENCH CORSETS,
CHEAP!
GANs, NEw STORE, Is Main ..

NEW Marseilles in corded, fringed and
stripes, all colors. New Piques in Chintz
colors, the handsomest imported this sea-
son. New Percales in figures and stripes,
on Monday, May 9th, at
SEESSEL'S.
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LADIES, save your change for the great
remnant sale this week. Watch for the
announcement.
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FOR NEH
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER

Memphis and Arkansas River PacSs. gss.
paEy---Uaited States aai Lac.
For Helsna- Friar's Point, Mouth White
Pine Blud, Little Rock, sud usz-l-
connections for Hot Springs and E1-l sam.
Steamer Mary 3OycE.
K L Haynes master.
This elegant passenger steamer ~
viii leave as above -
MONDAY. 9Th inst. at pm.
For freight or passage apply on board lz Dr.
Company's once, No. 3 Madison -, stanton
Block
my8 WI. KENNEDAY. ssar
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-nK EnR IHE MlLLI0N.

~uK F0R THE MILLION.
NE A PRrVATE COUNSELOR 20
TX rEsE MARPr- those about
200 Hs,ss~eIs 25e. EId reveIa-
Marsailes quilts 81 So the .;,io ia,e-- e-,
Hemstitch h'dns I0c, w0re
Hsmstiteh h'dfs 25e, wortiaIn59a anas5l s5-
Corsets. real French. z5e. walton
Ribbed French corsets 81. wto 5s
Our make ladies', CATERS $. -
Our make chfIdr's shoes 81 8 T.
Lace shawis 81 50. worth $
Lace shswls IS, worth SO.
Lace shaEls 81, worth SIS.
French percales sc. worth SOC.
\solid eoIored percales sc, worth s.
White shirting linen 4oe. worth 75e.
White shirting linen 75c, worth 81
Boys cassimere suits ss 50, WORTH
HoopskiFts, 30 springs, sc. worth
We also have, tor the season,
White piqHss at only sc, worth Soc
White striped piques only SOC, wort
Also, the
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WANTED.-Two Milliners, at Mrs. NJ.
A. Roberts, 353 Main street. e
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STATIONERY of every description at Joe
LOcke's News Stand, 23GJz Main street.
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BOYS and Geats' Plaid Suits at A
Just's, 1876 Main street, Webster Block.
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Fifty dozen kid gloves of superior quail
ity, in beautiful colors. All shades at one
dollar pair, at Seessets!
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FOR ST. LOUIS.

Memphis and ST. Louis U. S. Mail Ina
For OsceOla, Madrid. Hickman. Belmont slI
Cairo, Connecting a. Belmont with l.-
Iron Mountain R. P. az Cairo With
Illinois Central Railroad, anu
boats up the Ohio River.
MARY E. FORSYTH -Luker, I1l---
This splendid passenger steamer IL
viii leave as above - -
THIS DAY, sth inst, at pm.
Freight received at the St Louis Wha-f1os
W E DILL. Am
my8 FLEM. CALVERT SuU-
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FOR VICKsBURG

United States Mail Line for Nieks1urz-E
Helena, Napoleon and VicEs1G-R.
RUB1COS Blake. Eussl--
This elegant passenger packet Il - p
viii leave as above -ss
MONDAY, 9Th inst, at pm.
Freight received at the St. Louis wlarl11et.
W. +. DILL. Agent
mye FLEG. CALN E5,E SlC-t
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BARGAINSl B BsRGAINsl BARGAINSl

LLAMA Lace Points d'Qrient s., Men
ken Rros.
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LACE Shawls, Lace Collars, Lace Hand
kercbiefs, Lace Berthas, Lace Collarettes,
and beautiful assortment of real Nslen-
eiennes and Point Applique by the yard,
at A. SEESSEL & SONS.
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ST. LOUIS HOME JOURNAL at Joe
LOcke's, 2S6l1 Main street.
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A. Jusr removed to 1876 Main street,
Webster Bleck, one door south of Wash
ington. Having my expenses greatly re-
duced, we eau sell cheaper than any other
tirst-elass house in the city.
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NEW Lace Collarettes cheap, at Men.
ken Bros.
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The finest display of sash ribbon ever
seen in Memphis at Seesseps on Monday.
Plain satin ribbon in high colOrs. Plain
silk ditto. Plaid satin, Blaid silk, Roman
These ribbons should be seen by every
lady in this community.
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VALENcIENNE Lace Points, Laceg' "
make Collarettes, at Menken Bros. rs:
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B. A. HoLLENBERG's Memphis Steam
Dyeing and Cleaning Establishment, 262
Second street.
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NEW novelties in Lace Goods this week
at b. Loweustein Il Bros.
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TO tneH new arrival OF Va
Staple and Fancy
DryCoods
Which they will offer THIS WEEK at
Greatly Reduced Prices
Wishing to offer some Extra Induce
ments to Strangers, WewiH sell
Union Linen Lawn at 20 cents,
worth Is cents.
All Linen Lawn at Is cents, Werth
IS cents.
All Linen Lawn, finer, at IS cents,
worth IS cents.
Fine Iaceeet Lawn at 20 cents,
s5 worth 80 cents.
Fine 6renadins at 40 cents, worth
so nts.
Fine Bingham Lawn at IS cents.
worth 40 cents,
And many other articles in pro-
portion.
% All those wishing to purchase
nice Goods at LOW PRICES should
not fail to give US a call.
B.LOwenstein & Bros.
242 & 244 MAIN ST.
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THE --LATEST NEWS may always bsshad
at Joe Locke's News Stand, 1904 Main
street,
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RoATs LEAvINa THIs Day.
IN PORT.

RIVERS, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
GAS WORKS, May Z, 1870.
The river fell ~ inches in the past "A
hours. Below high water mark of 1867, 8
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GENUINE CHEvIoT SUITS at A. Just's,
1876 Main street. Webster Block.
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DIR. Fisher, of California conducted re-
services yesterday morning when
tie conference met. The names of MEM
bers who have reached the city since yes
terday were announced.
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The whole body of distinguished d.
vines and lsymen attended the eelebra-
tiOn at Elmwood, and on their way to the
CITY in the afternoon were eloquent in
praises of the magnificent Grafton pro
nouneed by General Bate.
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In Female Disguise.
Red Rlygr Eypeditlou Abandoned.

1t is stated that the expedition
recently organized to operate against
the cred river insurgents has been
abandoned, owing TO the recent re
ceipt of favorable news from that re-
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LINEN and Jean Drawers at McBeth &
Co. Is $50 Main street.
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The House OF Commons was pro-
yoked 10 a long discussion last even
ing. on the point of order, it having
been stated that Whalley, a member
from Peterborough, had published
certain comments on the proceedings.
~ III 49,. rnaGhan
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Sworn to and subscribed Before me- this 18th day Of
January 1860. WI. cAsrELL;iNotary Public
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CoNvERsIoNs.-The Church Herald states that
Several members of the Anglican Communion
have, in consequence of the recent decisloI1el
the Privy Council in the observation-disclosures,
sought refuge in the Roman CHURCH, but that
the Roman clergy are in no hurry to receive
them, and in several cases have refused to 40
SO until the candidates shall have had sum-
Gent time to, consider~the steps they wish TO
take. The Herald prefaces this paragraph
with the words we know from which 1t is
to be presumed that there was good authority
for the assertions made. Taking this for
granted, we can only add the tribute of our
respectful appreciation in regard to the pru-
dent and discreet caurse attributeu to our
clergy in the referred TO. We observed
that an idea was put forward some weeks ago
Of conversion to the Catholic ChurSh en mGsse
by the corporate reunion of whole parishes or
districts. 1t appears to us, with due Difference
to others, that nothing could be more mis-
chievods than the reception into the Catholic
Church, especially ut the present day, of per-
who do not approach her in the full spirit
of Submission to her infallible guidance. Many
AnglcansEhold large number of Catholic
truths Batt would be IN the highest degree
mischievous to the Church, and injurious to
them, to receive into Catholic communion per-
sons who have not mastered the fundamental
principle upon which loyalty aud fidelity to
the Church depend. The small group of the
" Roman disobedience" is standing warning,
which is seldom forgotten.-Iablet.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL
INST RANCE MPAN
Corner of Canal and Camp streets.
TENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT. .
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
4 IGHTEENTH ANNUAL, srATEMENT-
HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE I PANY
f,Nsx orleans. 4

In conformity with the requirements of their charter
the Company publish the following statement for the
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PERSEVERANCE SASH, BLIND AND doom
STEAM FAcToR1-The proprietor Of this fartory Mr.
George Purves, well known 70 this community not only
Tor s public spirit and energy but for the exence
all articles which he Using bus
the best materials ard what is ven seasoned giving
his personal aupefgon to ali the details OF his busness
prompt In 6ng al orders and faithful In their
tionuniperl eatisfactign Is given to all who dc bust
Dcs1 with 1Ir. prices, too, beyond COM
pAtitiant MIL be by inspecting partial list OF
arielea With 6gures annexed which win be found In
anothcr column.
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MECHANICS AND TRADERS INSURANCE CO.
No. IA Carondelet Street,
NEW ORLEANS LA,
solicits Fire. Marine and River Risks Lowest Rates
CHAs. ENGsrFELp, LLOYD T. COLEMAN
Secretary. President.
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The abcveis just true and correct transcript from
the books of the Company
ALE AIoULToN, President.
A w HUNTER Secretary.
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OFFICE OF THE LoUIsIAN STATE MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.

New Orleans, January T. 1870
accordance with the requirements of its charter
and the of the Legislature of louisiana the L0uls
State Mutual insurance Company of New orleans
makes the following statement OF Scrip Tor the year
1866 and interest due thereon uneced for, of three
standing. That remaining unclaimed thirty days
from this date sballremain forfeited to this company
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans
Sworn to and subscribed beffe me Ethis 18th day
January, a. D. 1870.
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The Board of Trustees, at needing held this 18th
day january 1870 unanimously adopted the follow.
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SEW ORLEANS, SUNDAY. JANUARY 80, 1870.
s. Vinesnrg colIeRe-Its Comforts and Its Pastimes
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Never trust u man who assents to every thing
or who falls in with your views.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
pIEDAioNT AND ARLINGTON
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Home Office, Richmond, Virginia.

Capital Assets and Investments zoo, 900
Policies Issued in Little Over Two Years 1900