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Discussing Chase and Hancock as
Democratic candidates for Presiden,
and Vice-Prcsident, the New Yor6
Herald says: ,-.- ) al: .,.
'In the very sound Of this ticket oi
Chase and Hancock there is strength
Let the Democracy adopt it, and
they will have no defensive battle tc
fight in 1872 on dead issues; but they
will be free to take the offensive anC
to carry the war into the enemy't
camp. Chase or Hancock will hardly
do, but Chase and Hancock is splen
did ticket, even for the fight agains'
| General Grant"
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Washington News.
Pardon of Bowen-Judge Carpenter
Before the Ku-Klux Committee.

WASHINGTON Julu 4.-Ulysses S.
Grant, President of the United States,
to all whom it may concern-these
presents shall come greeting: Where
US, on the 18th day Of June, 1871, in
the Supreme Court of the District OF
Columbia, holding a criminal term,
one G. G. Bowen was convicted OF
bigamy, and sentenced to be impris.
oned for two years, and to pay SOU
fine; and whereas, it is represented
that he was Innocent Of any violation
uf the law; that he acted in good
faith, believing his former wife to be
dead, and it appears that he rendered
good service to.the cause of the Un-
ion during the rebellion and since its
termination, and has cndeavored to
lead an honest and upright life; and
for these reasons, eleven of the jurors
who found the verdict against him,
and many other citizens Of the high
est consideration and weight: urge his
pardon; and United States Attorney
Fisher would be gratifcd by the excr-
else Of Executive clemency. Now,
therefore, be it known that /, U. S
Grant, President Of the United States
Of America, in consideration Of the
premises, divers other good and sutii-
cicnt reasons me thereunto moving,
do hereby grant the said G. C. Bowen
a full and unconditional pardon. In
testimony whereof have hereunto
signed my name, and caused the seal
OF the United States to be. affixed.
Done at the city of Washington this
first day Of July, A. D. 1871, and Of
thcindependeuce Of the United States
the ninety-ffth. -.
u. S. GRANT.
Bowen has been released.
Judge r. B. Carpenter, Of Charles
ton, was five hours before the Ku
Klux Committee. There had been
Ku Klux outrages in varions parts Of
the State-not, however, originating
from hostility to the Federal Govern
ment, but the natural outbreak Of
men who had no redress throughout
the forms and administration Of the
law. The Government of the State
is defective in capacity in all it's de-
partments and venal ). it had increas
ed the debt Sll, 100000, without con-
structing mile of railroad, a foot OF
canal, or u school-house. When. q
candidate for Governor last year, he
visited every County in the State,
but never heard man utter word
against the Federal Government.
The opposition was to the corrupt
and mal-administl alton of the State
Government Members Of the Loyal
Leagpe committee outrages, such as
murders and burning gin-houses, be-
fore there were Ku KIuX organiza-
lions. The people submitted quietly
for two years, until they had no re-
dress through elections or forms of
law, The Ku.Klux was composed Of
men of high respectability, or orga-
nized for redress and protection.
Judge Carpenter, however, did not
endorse the organization. lie testi-
fled that the collection of ST., 100000,
levied this year, will bankrupt one
third of the State. The general con-
dition of affairs in the State is bad.
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Markets..
ABBEviLLE, July 13.-Cotton /

ABBEvtLLE, July 13.-Cotton Is
.@l7
NEW York, July 8. - Flour
steady. Wheat very firm. Corn q
shade better. Pork heavy, at 14s. Cot
ton strong-middling uplands zig; Or
leans 2l4-held higher; sales Z, 600 bales,
7P. M.-Cotton &c. better; sales 5000
bales-uplands III: Orleans zig. Flour
quiet and unchanged. Wheat dull
winter red and amber Western 1.4s@
l.522.. Corn firmer and in good shipp,
ing demand, at 729@72. Pork l4.S7@
1900. Gold l2s@l2. !" ..~ E
CHARLESTON, July 8. - Cotton
strong-middling 2l; sales 200 bales.
AUGUSTA, July S.-Cotton market
closed firm, at 19a for Liverpool mid
ding; sales 160 bales. .'...- a
LIVERPOOL, July s.-Noon. =. Cot
ton opened strong, but closed excited
uplands %; Orleans 94@9s; sales 10000
balcs. >".... -
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Rev. J. i. G1RARDEAU, DIV"
regret to hear that this distinguished
divine has rendered his resignation as
pastor Of the Glebe street church, of
this city, and that the matter is to
be laid before the Presbytery this eve
ming for their consideration. Mr..
Girardeau's talents arc of the highest
order. There is no man, probably
who wields larger influence in the
ministry. He has everywhere en-.
deared himself to the public heart by
the purity OF his life and by his lofty
Christian principles. We can only
hope that he will reconsider his de:
termination, and that his useful and
valuable services willlong be exerted
in the community where be was born
and where he is so much esteemed
Courier.
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The Washington correspondent Of
the Cincinnati Enquircp says it is esti-
mated that each Ku Klux witness
costs the country about two bundred
and fifty dollars and many Of them
much more, SO that the temptation to
visit the capital at the public cost is
sufficient for wandering carpet bag
gers, vicious negroes, or low scala
wags, who form the staple of those
called here on the Radical side from
the South. Over thirty thousand
dollars have thus far been expended.
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A LARGE YlELD.-Mr. D. Biemann
has placed on our table the finest Irish
potatoes Of the season. The yield
from the eighth of IN acre is ifty-six
bushels, equal to four hundred and
forty bushels to the acre! Friend
Biemann excels in many things-he
is a good Senator, "knows how to
keep a%otel." is now and has been
one Of the pillars Of our prosperous
town-and for raising potatoes has
no competitor this side Of Ireland
Keowee Courier.
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MARTINS HILLS.

THE subscriber having purchased
the WHEAT:M1LL of the above
mentioned Mills, takes pleasure in
announeing to the public that they
are now in thorough repair. New
Shutter, New Bolting Cloth and New
Burr Stones have been put up, which,
in the hands Of Mr. T.. CRAIG MILL
FORD, an experienced Miller, the
proprietor feels sure will give entire
satisfaction to the public. .s~
VIM. J. ROBERTSON.
July Z, 1S71-11, 3m
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ARRIVALS AT
The Marshall House
SINCE LAST FRIDAY.

Robt F N1cCaslan, Ninety Six; W T
Head, A B G Lindsay, Long Cane: J R
Tarrant, T r Riley, Greenwood; r Z
Hill, Benton w Jones, J c Willard, Alb
bcville; W. Crosswell, Ga; A Wright,
wife and 2 children, Washington, Ga;
George c Wetmore, Thos H NJ Vim,
N Y; Catlet Corley, L A searls, Dorn's
Mines; A w Clarkson, Due West.
JOHN A. MAYS,
..- ..... Proprietor.
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CONSIGNEES.

The following named persons have
freight in the Depot: .... L.
Jay & Bradley, J Miller & Co, J D
Necse, Mrs M Il OWN, A T Robertson
Lee & Wilson, NJ Winstock.
No goods delivered until freight is
paid.
r. p J. W. MARSHALL,
Agent.
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The following persons have packages
in the EG7,sess OftI1esa. si*as,< ( 49,
o johnson, DR. B ~Rhett, g " Cum
ningham, NJ G Thornton, J L Leslie
Joel Cunningham, + Miller, e Edwards,
Jas Frazier, CT Haskell, WA Black
W K Bradley, A B Kennedy, L P Cuff
fin.
C. v. HAMMOND,
Agent.
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For Sale

yTHE subscriber offers for sale a
GOOD MILK COW and
CALF-apply 10 him at his residence
in Mt. Carmel, or at the Printing
office. D. S. BENSON.
July z, 1871, 11-4t .>,.=a-
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Another large rattlesnake was killed
in Greenville last week, measuring
four feet six inches. Is. =
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There were 20 deaths in Charles
ton for the week ending on the 1st
instant-9 whites and 19 colored.
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szss-.;s.s - 100000 .r.t;5a u
!, - = s - ss1.-EE51 E1 III AZ
ksss THE SOUTH CAROLINA
LAND | AND IMMIGRATION AsS0e 0elAH0 ON.

M @
ge Academy Charleston 81
october 1871
grants to settle @ 1 selected BY
REFEFENCES An SOUTH Ianptau
B. Perry M fsonhan Hagood
ead Burt Hon. Geo. ATephom Governor Mannng
awarded to the seseyof Concerts to
October 1871 at the Academy Charleston 81
Lon which day the drawing commences s55SS sEss
100000 Season Tickets Of Admission, and Moe at IS each
Strictly Confauinz
All Of Musfa
VIII deposited WITH aipnaf Bank Of tbs Republic
1gss,1lz s5 100000 NIGHTS
asslaS ess sSid. n
in
valuable property in Charleston valued at
Sd Gift M 81
9S nacb % 09o
SITE each: 500
5O0 3iasSasL ach
l29 GlIs-Cash each
ezs 80 ! fES . a9 .saaS55
BUTLER, CHADWICK GARY g - g. h55ss 4ss.s,
Agents Carolina Land and
slssaGia .7i Bullet = @ sST
General sae esasss aafss ' Charleston, e
COMMISSIONERS SUPREME OF DRAWING II I sas
Wright b. H Fuledse Of South
Juhes 1871 7s - sS II s III ~ So IT'D 8 .s
~
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RUSTIC CURTAINS,

4 NEW Lot of RUSTIC CUR.
n TA1NS, just received, large
sizes. They are the most Economical,
Durable, Beautiful and Simple of Con.
struction. J. d. CHALMERS & CO.
juno 80, 1871 1O-tf
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onHsERs
a t9gss sass, NEalv = sesa. 1.ts., Z.
Wilt LES
| JUST RECEIVED! !

UsT ARRIVED, Nove1tie;s; i;;
eB in Milan, Neapo1itan,
Straw and ChipIIats and Bon
nets. Also, Ribbons, Flowers,
Laces, Rouches, &c. Prices
reasonable-frst class sGeods- -
the best taste employed; j and
everything sads GID for Cash, ,, at
the 60 .-cs1kr -: Y: Y
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The Woven Wire, Mattress: S;

rs the best Summer Bed Made, it
LII only requires "a thin covering to
make it the most perfect sleeping bed
in the world. Some Of the adyanta!!
gcs Of the bed: ,o.., =. .,...',.,,.a..J ~,
1st. It's ease and comfort. ~'5s
End. Its cleanliness. -, G''i i''' -.
: Sd. Its perfect noiselessness.
4th. 1t adapts itself to the Form OF
the Body. s;,;1 ,,s4..: .;.l-. =.
9Th. 1t never leaves this shape. -,
9Th. It.nevsragsa ont Of ORDER. " t.
9TH. It never needs a repair, and
I will last a lifetime, For sale3at
'J:D. CHALMERS & co.
june le, 1871, s-tf
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2
w ILL giye,striet attention sto;fhe
ESToRAGEeand SALE OF COTTON
and other PRODUCE on Commission.
And will make the usual ADXAN--
CEs of PROVISIONS &cs to Plan /
ters. eti.} q rsf,1s ii - I! = z &:,FSi 81
'Censignments,and Orders solicited. ).
F Office, No.l5, Mcintosh Street. or
Fposite Messrs. Jennings, Smith e Co. J
Augusta April II, 1871. 80 S, d:
Rfsrences, IN Edgefeld Gems. Bon
ham, Dunovantsand Butler. a
r References tnyA6beaHe Gen: Me-
|: Gowan, Hon. A. Burt, Judge. d. b.
Capt. Q. N;tBUTLERis Of Edge
lield, is associated with our Firm, and
will represent our House2in Edgefeid,
Abbevihe, and adjoining Counties.
Junes23, f1s7 l,79-3m TsTis1 q
/. - "a 70 s1GES8c.' -.ss&lst'lt ! :aE|ts.+s
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PARL0R SUITS.

1.-TWO Fine Parlor Snits at tho Fur
niture Store, will be sold very
low, by J. D. CHALMERS & CO..
June 81, 1871, 10-tf .
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09
Singular Statement Of Female THE +.

Ma. Mary Miller. a well bred lady to al
appearances. who has been sentenced to
Sing Sing Prison for robbing q lady a: the
Westminster Hotel in New York, made the
following singular statement 20 IA inter
viewing reporter, after sentence lat been
PASSED upon her:
As far as am concerned. hardly know
Low feel. l hate and loathe dishonesty:
] tan never tell lie. The detectives adj
mi,tei to Mr.. Kelso that my word was
inG!Sputable. and yet have been guilty Of
theft. l nave never consorted with thieves:
| know nothing about their habits: yet |
feel mysterious inclination 10 rob and
steal whenever l have chance. | never
took anything from a friend. nor from a
poor person. don't know how 70 account
for it. l am not in necessity Though |
am not rich, Ihave wealthy relations in New
York and Brooklyn, and have always lived
very comfortably. | am not extravasant
Indeed, | never made dollar by my dis
honesty / feel that it would be wicked to
attempt to escape conviction On plea Of
kleptomania; yet don't understand it, and
don't know how to explain ii all
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09

,, Woodbridge Odin. Esq, of Exeter, New
Hampshire, has signifed his Willingness to
uonate $4,000 toward a fund for the endow-
ment OF an English professorship at Phillips
hS Exc Academy. From $4,000 to 50, OoO
object. In the event of its Accomplishment,
mr. Odln 1T is thought, will endow enc or
more English scholarships.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09

q" rn,.ca 81 A. rtE. Hughes, attorney Of +. 4.
Notion assS ute and upon suggesting 20 the court
that It 'as fled III this cont the foregoing pc ii.
ton !! il ordered th.. '"hH Bietr,. pransin Ma.
"aTtv Charles Louis St.CyE M;.. Madeleine Celina
buL!c, the state OF Louisiana. Thee G. Hunt St.
Leon liest"1 Bauk of New Orleans }. B Maihle.
d. T. Naca:-S, ;. i.vassec:, D. Segassir. W.
Stiitg AND al o:hev ;arti.s in Interest. do show
cause lion 'le fifteenth eay al Febru:ry.A A. D.
1871. a. e.v.n O'Clock A. ". FOX. This court, WHY
the -a3 petition sh"sd not b. g,.-ted, and said
property sod - prayed TO. and why IL. incum.
hI"nf'' recorded against ed property should net
he canC.l.G ava erased.
Ard Il isiurth.y c;I-,.a y 8. Ao;ic. OF This pet,.
ION .rd order be serve. uiDn ..i.i Join Bietrv
iran.lu Nacarty. thtsles LON. -. I'yr Mrs Made
elem. q. ma Nu'u.. he state ~ Louisiana Vheo.
Il. Hu!', -. Leon D.s..: E.n. O. Nv Orleans j.
4. Mai. u. \. N!cart. + :.va.-eI.r J. Segassis
and =. Ser aid q. o.: - ..o,. Gy serving A
ICpS ''"'t0; upon ti.p -...r gent o. ATTORNEY.
of ny p N"'tuN :.s gee ,L i.l!lng copy of said
ItI'l"h ana ORDER me. .'.s Il. :iic N.w Orleans
"er!"t'an, h'~si.?"s r..ut.'! il. y. w Orleans.
i"tl .i"Hr IN" as ''t 80. "a >. uIaIs At least
he dave t"tN:s IL" Ia. ~ a:.,l..
SlSNeu .an.aIy ~. ~.h
+. II. p.EELL: Judge.
CKAaLF. CIa'BoS"e Cork
eitrks Office, New o.is.Ds jAau,sry IL. 1871.
I'D s-aA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
yTA D:sTsICT COURT For gEs PARISH
Of ORLEANS,
FELIX :lEoSTE.L sV|. HIS CsEor-Oss-SO
2o9I.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 70 THE CRED
- itols o, FeI!X DumOntsil that he has this da .
Nee a petlI!on in the above Court, PRAYING for ),
respite OF SIX, twelve. eighteen and twentv-touT.
mouths ana that meeting Of said creditors wilp
Or heid before A Ducatel notary public of tlis
~ a. NJ for the purpose of taking into considera.
non the affairs of the petitioner and of granting
the respite prayed for, or TO refuse the same and
IN the meantime, all judicial proceedings against
hs person and property are ordered to be stayed
BY order of the Court
JAZZ Ell ~" WILLIAM WOELPER CIer
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09

TIE Eoa:.! II Directors lave II solved 20 pay ix
Per cen. ;.'Tes; "! 'he cI.saE.u. Certificates OF
Profits and ate! the Monday Of Fttrl!-
scv &.l; .,", t;!v per cen. the balance O the
sc:ipot The year 1858. payable o. and after the
.!..,! Monday :, March, 1871. aI.t they have fur
:i.I Re. AIRED u dividend Q: ten l-r cent On the
~: earned Participating. Premiums t"r the wear
.a..t. H.c,iubeT II, 1870, for wh:c: certificates
VII i..l..! On ard after she t".L:... day Ci
March !rAt.
THOMAS 500 President.
JOHN Il. GAINES, wee *. s!L,L:.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09

Succession Of Daniel C'raham-NO. "a, 3SS.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- OF Observation-Disclosures, Martin Sove has
pettioned the court for letters Of adrrinlstra-
ton ON the estate of the late Daniel
Graham, deceased, intestate: Notice is
hereby given to all whom it may concern to show
cause, within ten days, why the prayer Of the said
petitioner should not be granted.
BY order Of the Court
teSl3 ls n. o. TRACY, Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09

The above >. A.es!eNs - true Ali. il,s .,.>. u,
!iOsL She lsicA. W AZ COMPANY.
NASfAR AUCH rre.,.r..
LOUIS MATHIS, S.cr....y.
STATs % Lrr., .:. }
Far. sh OF tr ans.
li.y OF New Or.e.I-
S~crL 20 and s:tsc.ii., betose me- .I!s tw,..y-
seventh day o: Ja.4,."ry. 1871
CHARLES 4. MYERS
S.s:E Justice OF Ne Peace, Parish .: crt.:A
At Met:n. Of Ne Beard o: Dive ct.r. le'i on
the twenty third day OF January l81l Il
TO declare u dividend Of twenty five per .cE re
amour: "i e:ss! I,aiG H. 20 te created GA .-..,;
notes.
KASPAR AUCH PresiJ,u:.
JOHN HENDERSON. Wee rl,,!..l'.
LocI> MAfNI- Secretary.
At the annual election held the with irs'...
the following gentlemen were elected directors -.
tins company, TO serve daring the ensuing r'.I:
kaspar Atc!s, totn Henderson,
J. III. Keller. Robert ia. ksu!i,
L. L. Levy. Join Parcel.
~ Theismap Louis F:.t.se
Haspar AUch. j., John Henderson, j..
Henry ElleTmaG,., Robert y. Ma.s
Philip lrumIu Alfred Shaw.
Charles krmmtl, D.. H. burton
!. H. titrdinS Henry Rice.
August Bernard. Henry E.i.s.'. sr.,
Florence Phs.cr, Christian Hei.r,
J.F. kIA..z. W F.sl,
Lo.is Mathis.
And at y mee:n. Of the board he'd on hes.
tetntsi instant. S!spar AUch, Esq. .,,.ai!-
imouslS reelected President, JOHN. Heu.,: soI..
Esq, Vice-Pre. .leLt, and John Parcel. Ast..
Inspector.
jag I'm LOUIS MATHIS Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09

! IN 'c..:c!Eitv with The requirements Of 'L.:
'i:,te-. :he Association ;st.i.h :A~ following
! staten. -:
. Premiums received during their frs! is
! c.l year ending December 81. 1870
Er. Premiums ................ 1913 l73 90
Marine Premiums. ................. .o-i''e -
Ever Premiums. Observation-Disclosures. !N,S.6 q
Total. s.os,s Is
I, ~ uc.aru.d Premiums. Il lH 49, ~
Returned PI.n!:.Ins.. !o,0l8 -
4. bate. eo9. )"
Re.u.u.ances.......... !c.267 g. !il ,333S 80
Net earned premiums. 60 $50 -
F!;e losses. ................ 93,s'1 ~
Na-.i.' losses .............. IlSo'+ ~
T. TtT .0,ses. 3,oia ~
s2.3ssolI
Ex,.Ese .................... 1925 g
Profit and Gas. ~ ~
EeseTv.d :or uE"Gjusted
.Cs"s... 1900 10
5000 -
LESS .,:es .s:........... 23tns to 10 O. 50
": pros:............................s 2s3 "a 90
AsET>:
Cash. ~
Notes aad hl,s receivable. 1926 ~
Stock ard bonds. ...................... lo25o %
Premiums "a coarse cf co..,c;.rn...... sl,s2l 10
So 7.9 90
Stock $3.50" o.
The above statement Is :. t::.t ard ccrIrc: t1.;x-
scIil. :.c.p :he books OF the Association.
C.CAVAROC. Pres!1e.:.
d. LAEArX. SECRETARY.
STAFF o. LOUISIANA
Parish Of. Orleans. City OF New Orleans.
Swc!. 20 and subscribed l.. fore ne. tbs fourth
day o: .su,:ary .a:l.
G. LEGARDECg jR..
Notary Public
Al meeting Of The Board OF Directors. he'd on
the second day Of January, E7l, it resolved to
declare dividend OF fifty per cen: cash payable
or after the fifteenth ofFetrUary next by credits on
stock notes pro rata to the amour. OF earned pre-
uitlns pad 10y each stakeholder.
C.CAvAROC President.
e. BERNARD, ce-Presiderr.
G. LANAUX, Secretary.
Directors,
Charles Cavaroc. Pc Bernard.
Charles de Ruyter. s. Cambon,
A. ReIchard, e. Marinoni,
Leon Haas, Jr.. Arthur Poiney.
E.F. Motion. Ant. Lanata,
W.Agar, J.Eg,e. jas 1y
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09

4: alu.s:.nc Of Ii. Boa! OF Directors be! cn
he tw.t;!. L.v arv, !G.i /; "as resolved ="
Dc. is1e IL. following I, aead or ti!. IL: earned
participating: i'rerEEs :oi :hc gear enc ilS "a Le
;lir;, first December, !S", Tor which certificates
W.. D.. issue! On ard s;ter lie k4cVIL NCiGAN &!
March Nex:, W.:
For:v.five p.r ts,: on FIRE Premiums.
TN.Aty hce per cen; on Marine !cei'.li.uA
f;!tv-:ive per cent H.v.! PIE Ans.
II was also resolved 20 Iay FIX per ceE: ::tUs:
on all o.tst..ndn. certificates OF scrip the ",..ic.
Of the issue al 1860 and twenty ive per cent OF le
issue 1851 Z cash, :hc legal holders II. reef, Gu
AID after :tr second Monday OF Mach uex:.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09

Tie Board OF Trustees &: meeting he'd tilis
eighteenth day OF January, 1871. unanimously
adopted the following resolutions:
Resolved, That SIX per cent .L.eres. or all ou..
standih. certificates Of profits be paid 20 the legal
holders of the same, and after the thirteenth
day OF February next; and further that a Scrip
Dividend Of TWENTY-FIVE per Ger. be declared
On the net earned participating premiums for the
year ending December 81 1870, for which certif-
Gates will be delivered on and after the fifteenth
Gay Of March next.
ALFRED MOULTON, President
WILLIAM N. PERKINS, Vice President
A. " HUNTER, Secretary. Jazz I'm
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STATE ~ Lot i.sA. f.E.sE y ORLEANS. /
C.tN OF Sew rrsaHs.
S""r. 20 and Subscribed before E.c :iis twenty.
frs; day =, Ia:!a.,x E.l.
ANDREW HERO. "a.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH ~
ORLEANS,
j. II. CAGE w. WILLIAM II. Ec.EES-No. 2a.:

I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON rHH FIRST DAY
Il -! cb."rN, 1874. Judgment va. rendered IN hi.
court in TIE follow ~ entitled ,ui, ~ NM wo.,
and ii.lres following. % VIZ:
J. III. Gage vs.. william. II. Holmes
"n motion OF Hays ! New 10Y Ila. III p.o
dNcin: due proof Vi paintiii-s demand. j. y. OF
.ie'cd. adjudged and Gecreed that tho letau.
he!e!n entered January Is, i67l DC row confirmed
ant t!at plaintiff recover OF q. .eHaLt William
H. Hoime.. u Judgment Gecreeing u separation Of
lropert " between plaintiff and Ler husband Vie
sad defendant and tina. plaintiff have .Ne manage
.nent o; her estate. 1t is;ut.eE ordered ii 1t de-
.eEdsur pay costs.
Rendered February I ISL
Signed February 6 1871.
PAUL Z. THEAgD. Jud:e.
IN testimony whereof have hereuntc Sc: nv
hand ana affixed the seal of tho said court at the
city q: New Orleans tbs seventh day of Feb
ruarv, in the year of our Lord one Thousand eight
hundred and sevent and the ninet fifth wear
Of the independence of tie United States.
fec l6 Is FRANK WALL, Deputy Clerk,
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