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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-08-14
Notice
PRICES OF TAILORING:

For cutting coat. 59cts.
For cutting pants 25cts.
For cutting vests .----- z5cts.
Cutting and making fine eassinere
Cutting and making Jeans pants. -. 1 u
VIII make suits from S 90 up to go 90.
All work done BY me warranted. Shop uF
stars over Z. 81. e. Knights store, rear th'
Court House.
Jsnuary "A, "a. T.A.BURRoUGHs.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-08-14

A clergyman being annoyed BY
some Of bis audience leaving The
church while he was speaking, took
for bis text, "Thou art weighed in
tho balance and found wanting. ~"
After q few sentences he said, "You
will please pass out as fast as you
are weighed"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-02-20

-Thaekeray tells Of an Irish woman begging
of him, who, when she saw him putting his hand
in his pocket, cried out, "Mey the blessings of
God follow you oil the days Of your life : but
when be pdlled out his suuf-box, Immediately
added-'.aud never overtime YOU ~
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-02-20

"A cocLucy tours; met with a Scotch lussie
going barefoot toward Glasgow. classic, 4"
said he, ~ should Ike 10 know if all the peo-
pie in this part go barefooted ?' Part of EN-
do, and the rest of em mind their own BUSH
ness was the reply.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-02-20

-'Dees the razor go easy q asked the barber
Of victim who was writhing under IA clumsy
instrument, whose chief recommendation was
strong handle. 'WelI, replied the poor fellow,
that depends upon what yOu call this operation
you are SHINING me, it goes tolerably easy ;
but if you are shaving ne it goes rather hard %
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-02-20

An Illinois youth is in trouble, and writes
as follows to an editor for advice Lately be-
coming acquainted lie says, 'with a young
girl attending school, l was smitten vi her,
and she appeared to regard me favorably. She
is very much Of a lady, although but C years
of age sent her n present OF handsomely
bound book Of poems costing 80, which he re-
Turned with note stating her father would not
let her keep il, for which she was very sorry
Don't you think it was an insult to return the
book without more OF an apology Hadn't /
better whip the old man if he don't apologize
for The insult p 1852
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-02-20

Perhaps there has never been more tho
rough-going ulilitarisn than Brindley. who,
when asked by committee Of the House of Con-
mons for what object rivers were created is said
TO have replied, ITO feed nayigaJle canals"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-02-20
W.T. AND ur1NrOR.

"A WEALTHY parVo0e lately gave the church
which he attends two tables Of stone, with the
ten commandments engraved upon them where
upon a member Of church remarked that his rea-
son for giving away the commandments VAS that
lie couldn keep them.
Not long since, at Sunday School, the teach
err after trying TO impress on the minds of a
class Of small boys the sin of Sabbath breaking,
asked, 'ls Sunday better than any other day %
when the smallest boy in the class answered,
''You bet your boots il is
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-02-20

Elsie Scott collected yong lady Of Detroit
Michigan, has brought suit against her lover for
breach OF promise She originally laid her dam
ages at fourteen dollars, but in consideration Of
the approach Of spring, has consented TO reduce
tue claim to six. Lawyers fees must be very
reasonable out there
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-02-20

w hen Andover Theological Seminary called
Moses Stuart from the pastorate at New Haven,
the loud cry of the church was, Gle cannot be
spared" DR.. Porter replied, VA man who can
lie spared we don't want"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-02-20

a gentleman, in search Of a man, to do some
work, met on bis way lady, not as young as
she oLce was, and asked her "Cau you tell me
where can End man .? mo cannot she
replied, for have teen looking these twenty
years for one myself
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-02-20
slept in an EDITORS bed last night,

When 10 editor Glanced to be nigh;
And thought as tumbled that EDITORS nest
How easily editors lie.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-02-20

"A husband finding piece broke out o. his
plate and another out Of his saucer pertineuuy
exclaimed to his wife, "Ny dear, it seems that
everything belonging 20 you is broken" "Well
zee, responded the wife, even you seem to be
a little cracked
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-02-20
NORTH RIVER
Wooden FACTORY.

INIE undersigned, having purchased the Fac
a tory Property formerly owned by William
hammack, are now fully prepared to mauufae-
ture all grades OF WOOL into GOODS, viz
Ca$simers, Tireeas, !Hu9itety, Falicd Lin
scys, Bianicts, FIaaac1s, Liascy FIR
Drcssea, Sfoching- Nray, &C.,
and have always on hand such above named
goods TO exchange for Wool ard to sell for the
cash on reasonable terms.
We will manufacture Wool on tie halves. into
such goods az desired Also,
Carding, Full ng and Dyeing
done with nea,ness and despatch As we haze
been engaged in ibis business for IA number o {
years, We are confident OF giving general satis.
faction. We confidently appeal 20 a generous
public for liberal share of patronage
&sa-WOOL received in exchange for GOODS,
at the market price, or tie Cash paid for il il
desired
CiIAS. w. BOWMAN,
i. A. BOWMAN.
Hamp. CO., Feb. 10. 1871.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-02-20

why don you give Us little Greek and
Latin occasionally?' asked a country deacon of
new minister. "Why, do you understand
those languages ~ ono, but we pay for the
best and we ough, to have it,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-02-20

"A mechanic Of Auburn, Now York,
claims he has solved tie problem Of c.i.l
navigation. re hoe, of,or severed gears
ia5or and Of On outlay 81 3l2, 700, com
Pioted flying vessel, which be says, can
5ail 10 the oir az tho rate Of one hundred
miles per hour in any direction. The me-
chine has any quantity u cables, wing,
shafts and pulloys, end win be driven by
a fifty horse powe.-ongine
"A new theatre 10 London Is entirely
under ground, The top row Of lie gallery
being on a level with the street.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-02-20
Public Notice.
October 8, 1878.

A IL persons are notified not 90 hunt. range
~ feb, or trespass i1 any form upon our land.
10 the Counties a. Hardy and Hampshire-ss va
are aT'TWNed aai E.H strictly enforce the i1u
against aii such.
JAMES J.. STUMP,
WIN y STUMP,
JOHN ID. MfLLAR.
WILLIAM ~ TELLER,
JOHN EVANS, Of Peter.
MARTIN BRILL,
PHILIP RI SNARR,
JOSEPH BRILL,
WILLIAM II +. DOMAIN,
ERASMUS BEAN.
November Is, 1873.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-02-20

As EXECUTIVE JOKE. To those Of our readers
Who know cur present executive, Governor
Caldwell by sight no explanation is necessary,
but TO make the joke general, we will state that
bis Ezcoliency is Of Scotch-Irish descent. with
that peculiar shape. build and features Of coun.
tenance Of that much to be respected class Of our
iellow-ciizcns, viz q perpetual red face, sc.
"a few days ago his EsccIleucv was passing
down Fayette street, ca yop, Gom bis Office i'm
the capitol TO bis boarding hou1e, The Yaltoro
when he was rudely accosied by a drunken man
from the country, with "Hello, Mister, can you
tell me where can get q good trIus Of whisky
bis Eycelcucy, whose equilibrium was some
what disturbed by tha bold cTrontc-y Of the
c9untry-man, halted Short, ju. taking So asa
lance lhe true situation replied, % arm unable
10 ten you, Sir but suppose chat any -rag shop
10 the city can furnish you as gal a you
ought 10 have
"Wel replied the couary-m1r son need
% SO. aufy about 70. OLD c.l-e--ta5.ue from
your looks you are purity fond OF tas eu.er
yourself Rq1ligi Nrr5
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-02-20

VOU ARE POLITELY INVITED TO CALL
Il and examine the following
500 pairs Mems Shoes at 81 25, ecery
pair lcdFrdRfed;
400 pairs Mems Plow Shoes;
400 pairs lIcas Kip Shoes
500 pairs Mems CaT Shoes
500 pairs UeaS CaLf Boots;
500 pairs Mems Cutters;
500 pairs Lodics Cutters at 81 90;
500 pairs Ladies Slippers at so, 75c
and 81 90;
500 pairs A/anfs Slippers at 25c, all
colors
300 pairs Ladies Nerpor Ties;
500 pairs LddicS Croguc Slippers;
200 pairs Aisses Croquet SHIPPERS
500 Pairs ChHis Shoes, ali celoys ;
button, lace, heels and ,gjAout heels;
40 dozen hens Jiaa Panama Hafs, at
81 90
40 do.e, Mems tine CAUTION Stra,g Hats
at 81 90;
100 dozen liens .R,'aya .spo,mcr Ho,s,
a. 25c
so dozen Boys pressed S,rap. Hats at
! l5cj
an immense Stock of CAA2rcn'S .Stra,o
Hate, ye,y cheap.
4 rery large and elegant assortment OF
L"7ies and genGemets TRUNKS and
TRAVELLING BAGS. ssy- Remember,
EDWARDS IS he oniv man in Western
Norg1aad 'eho Keeps the cclcJrotcd PAL
ACE TRUNK ciM continuation lock =;
no key required.
HATS and CAPS Of he rcry latest
styles rrceiced daily franz tie best houses IN
Ne,7 Toyh city, Tio most durable and
JeauhtM fHiny BOOTS & SHOES mate
10 order promptly. Repairing done neat
/ ~ and oiUogs ready At NE time promised
Don't /1yget The place, at
EDWARDS GREAT STORE,
no. st BAIT. Sc,
CUMBERLAND, MD.
ET Sign Of the Liy Hat and big Rel
Boot
Cumberland Nd, Nay 2, 1873.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-02-20

Il never &c: trusted for a bar, said
pohdtbrift because I sh5ull .L-1 .c.l o..
though ! were in debt over head scl .ars
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-02-20

The last instance Of originality in mar
rioge commencement is the following No cards
no cakes no fuss"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-02-20

Tho only suspicious thing about e. q
uowcIy-elccicl Senator HARVEY, OF Kan
sac, is bis home nickname Of Oh Honesty
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-02-20
Timing Business.

'ENBE subscriber has opened Tinshop in Rom.
- ney, in the Mcdowell Store-house where he
is prepared to furnish, at the shortest notice,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-11

d. il,rs have very little. Tnev retailing
shoulders at 9i41Gc; 10 casks sold ~ &C y IL.
BACON-The market a. strong. with good de-
m inl for round lots, and a good job trade
SInuldar. gu ted at 10 lI1l0}c, clear RIB sid e
l3lMt3lc clear sides f3{0l34c and lac y IT,
lea ero obtaining the outside prices in their ID
trade. The principal sales embrace 265 casks, Of
which 10, = and IL casks shoulders at 10. c ., III
aud l. casks clear rib at bic, Is at IL &C. and A.
20 and % casks clear sides at BIC and ID at i3 c
| e D.. At the close kilograms from the West
were very strong.
BREAKFAST BACoN-Is scarce ard com
ma r. l5c 8.
HANS Choice sugar-c1red continues scarce.
and IN de nsnd at lftWl1tc u 10 for favorlte
Dranl- an 16Gl6ic for standard
lard Is called for bit the market IL bare.
Tinrce is qrotel ut the a aleed price of l5lW
iGe, Z II il b. lpt Of - ticrces refined sold
1T bic T. b.
" IiikY-Q iiet hut tirmar. Louisiana roctified
u IN tie | ut 81: Nestega Il nL.Gll % II gallon
\ LIT OF 70 bj,s l. ,a..1al rectied I'D at 81 T.
stGpl
COMM BULK Tie Market i blrc. II il
,r.r,I to arrive. at lie {. b,s'iel for m.xe'
WiEAF IN BULK A tow of l7.2i2 bushels
1ls arrvel It wi4 td pr ,i,u,ly, t. arrive.
- Irtte ter is. t. mt-'l : = bre, but i j,
WI Wi ~, T. arrive, at 81 y Y ba,acl fir M.
CORN m SACKS Tine supply il fat with
m ii rat Oman |. O. Sturdy. MT reported
ijln II ks sold Of uel l9D w,.ite mixed, IN
pnraps, at So, 30 10, ii dtIdees, at 80. ~
10y 80 s1c&s sold, Of whch POO &c low mixed at
S!sc, AMI li'y Hoy NIX Il ii Sc n bIshcl.
or Are III light supply AM fair demand
at firm prices. The gales comprise II IS sachs,
" winch Us at ~, 10 IN 80 choi;e at 73c,
200 anl 3ol ID at re y brshel.
BiAN--I il moderate supply and dull. 300
Hay supply is lisht and the demand Is
Unite l. No GALES of not. On SATURDAY. 100
pAl.s Ordinary DID at s2t u ton.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-11

| Nossop Iiban1. b lie ana Wilsol are hr Gle, ks
! The Lee gives bills la ling for all landings OF
/ Iazoo. laltahatcaie AMI Snni aver rivers an
Deer Creek, making close connections at Vlcks
! burg with first low-wat packets for thest
| streams.
| For JEFFERSON AND SHREvEPoET.-The Bas
| trop, the best low water packet in Southern
wa leaves for the above and all Ian ling- III
termedate at P. NJ. today. Capt Gus. Hodge
q veteran in the Red River trade. will be found
in command and Mr.. L. z. Dehousaye has charge
Of her oil &c.
FoR CfScINSATI.-The new and popular pas
senger steamer Cherrkee, Geo. Wolf master.
A. A. Byrrs, clerk, leaves to-day at ) 2. NJ. for
Louisville, Cincinnati way landings.
For RED RIvaa.-Tne " Unknown passenger
packet Carrie A. Thorn, VIM. Glllen muster,
Tom Reeder, clerk, leaves at O'Clock this even
Ing for Jefferson, Shrevep ut and way Ia liing-.
For REQ i;IyET = fhc llglt draught packet W. J.
y .han, Gc'. E. Wi.kenson m 's'rr, +. ". Ame~
clerk, leaves for shreveport Jctf.r-ol am inter
mediate Awnings, this dav At i. NJ.
STEAMERS r. EWING To L1AvE
The Bertha, Capt. Bf al. y III berth ready to
rec I'VE freight and leave us,t on W lnc-,li Y
ttp-mJrrow3 at 4. n. III. !. =. S,nitn il her
clerk
The Narg IA, Clp-. A. J. Ruiz, i, receiving To-
leave At ~ A NJ. tom prr"w Sle caves at THE
same h mr. every " dues lag an lSaturl ", e iin;
a. drsn thc toris.
Iue Glencoe l.lycs tt ) T. II. tom rrDw for
ST. Louis an way landings.
The Katie viii arrive w Il les lav m 3raiug ami
cave r-tnrn trip for the mouth OF Wlnt
River on Tnurs lav at } 7. VI.
The departures Yesterday were the Lizzie II ID
kn7 an Selma for Bavhu : ira.
Shreveport limos August 7:
We have no later news from be'os than that
brought by the Behan aud Tn IN three aud
half feet Fuckers br and something over
thirty inches Oh Coushatta bar. River filiin,
and bars washing out.
There thing in sight at the landing yes
terday after the de ,)arture of the Carrie rhorn
She got off about 8 oclo * A. NJ with 30 head
mixed cattle and bales cotton
The Royal George is Publishing mp. and will
turn her prov toward the Crescent City in the
early part Of next week.
The Bryarly liz due to-day, and will leave Sat
urday. Cattle scarce here now, but We as
sumo that she will be able to get load.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-11


'gsts ~. ! 8. ~. ,, ~ y, 4
10 have 40 change TO n,tice in the Money
MARKET. To- Off ril3s continue OF fair extent a.
t,s's hAnks g. ii ID leratc the street. while tht
Also 81 o. u perciL paper arr vita lut qnotable
ys.-saiA,n. We tnttnne to quote selected paper
*1sh ~ without coiiat rals, at sG9 T. cent per
snfwrn, first ca-l,t 100 --, and Al at lIg
~ sud scc MI sr lie at 4 p cent per moath.
First CLASS brt gage continues to rule at 10 per
cent n Amnum, shle nothing ~ Reported in sec
rad grade.
'fa3 dsoisiol Of Jnl9o .wtiaS, thai tha Stat.
hay,ig iti.ei t. il}s a. i3t y rsule tie btlk.
- 5bay the prbgi-i IA 81 tn NliIo ii Cdrfuu:g
To-, IN riicA they Q bpaA b. furnish the a.
1a+syr ths n.n3 aDd resi- len e Of ths sos X
,DDdsra, be " ,ltd n,t i,sita mtn ltnl, t. tltt
a'eade enr,tea !. better eiln5 ,.Ig INV Il dtis
" q"sioaal b. TX s,larcs
1s;d 1peicd tt lt3t1GltO, against ltO at New
FORK. AID att5r a III ,,lcFatc bl,nes 81 IS II at
bd9.OlJJI, against 10 in thtt ntthct. the
;,ates snIn.n;d UP s2i, W. euJrtciag $2l1b at
tu3s, ADo ut 100, 5000 AT lp13, 5000, 5000
and sTkD At lJ54 ai1 SlOlJ atl0t.
.is aaNea OF Silver were -p,rCod. American
.aAsi d0i arc sJIli quoted at lJt 0i1j, all
Aeysean dollars at9' gold, Or le1 Currency.
uader the curse Of gold ut New ,ri, Sterling
s-lo k,r tAa., Tle only sale re, ,rteI was 5000
"a n,aar al 81.
Trsnos wtte materially lower, but no sales
we're reported
Az ~, cioD sterling bills were quoted at SO
ASST for bill of aling AMI Al cioar, and 5.35
.or bask. asd francs at AS for private, and -
Tor hank. 4-a
Tho cf,rIngs Of Domestic Exchange con
.lnGtd very light, and with limited demand
rHcsS wore unchanged. The 0 ly sales reported
4s.e el30OO com norcal at u cent premium,
,nd el0 900 do at 3d..
The sA.,ks continued to check on New York
a. y oeas premium, aud commercial sight is
sGl q0sted at {gj-i6.
Al 0lasses q securities are very dull
y, sssl,S Of Stocks wJre rep ,rteI
Nothing transplred in Bonds. City Gold Bear
ing ssvo.i Per Cents arc dull AMI lower, beng
quoted II 47i@tlS.
Uty Scrip Is without any apparent movement
cisy Appropriation ertiiicates and Metropolitan
Posioe Warrants arc stu quoted nominal at 47GI
", Aad Time Certificates Of 1873, at about AZ.
Bta&o Warrants arc at Il stand still and are quo
ssa nOnDA a. about 3U03I for large, 320133 for
m~,aum, AID ~ G135 for small
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! NEW YORK-Per steamship Western Metropolis
/, A SSortcs nj tse
| UTiLLA-Per schooner Jennie Woo,Is-Fruit to s
| Oteri
RUATAN ISL .ND--Per schooner Gertrude
| Howes-Fmt to DE Gfe.OiiO Sco
NEW YDRk-Per steamship Cortes Assorted
I mdse
LIVERPOOL~-Per steamship st Louis! cases
mdse & l. Fevre-~l do Mrs A RoCh .real-I do Lon
Pierre eco do 4 Carriere~-l do Debit | do VI
Maean+-7 do ID H"lnes-l do KatB & b. Il do d D
RngeTs-l io Clnsterman ia Vie a do Leievre Geo
do Heroert ACO~- l2 d" l. Grand--2} do l. b CANT
do Schmidt 4 Zeigler pa pkgs m lse Anderson s.
l33 do Pal ,cio ia do % machinery Seig i
krug 40 pkgs ito Lehman. Abraham Ntx-7 cases A
Terandon y pk.s mdse 2l55 bl- ti.s ! T BAieau
Oil Co.'s do Stautftr Macreaf ~ &co-l43 to do f
Hart &co-6 10 $ iiernsheim & Bro rat,- earthen
A W"fe-6 pkas do r II Burnet. jr. 16 pkgs
mise Chailevie. u do LIZ b lis iron Rice, Br Il
co-iO! pkgs m i>A III do sofia IS do earthenware $40
bills stout l59 boxes tinplate 1853 bills ties to or Ter
HAVANA-Per steamship Mar saret ~ hh Is SUI
gar l250 do to Chaifraix a. Agar--and sun
dries to order
UrILLA-Per schooner Jennie Woods 500 pinea
pples 1000 lunches lanangs 5000 plantains $500
ndt> 4 hb- lines 10 Oteri 6co
BONACA-Per sch ,omtr X Il Locke-[O9 punches
banan ?, 90 pantain- 5000 cocoanus ~ PIN pples
to u era lie
TUXPAN~~Per schooner Gertru lie Howes II OD
burches bananas 10 90 plantan 900 c,uoannts 20
bb> lines il dozen pin'api,lts Grego.i Nco
TUNPAN-Per schooner Laura lie i--2yD5 pieces
cedar II PIX ~ IN lse 10 NJ Payro
UTlLLA-''er schooner Lily of the Valley. l. tea
sugar Is Sks d. 100 bbs ito Thps La ton-.Jt0 plan
tains Is go cccoAnuts Mdoheca & 5 Oteri
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COMMERCIAL.
OEFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN.
Monday Evening, August l. 1874.
rsArrnE
COTTON.

ss fuser pri e., recurring i fur her advance i,
tnr iaOtatl0ns for Low MiddlIng and slight
ysrissl',n in Strict Ordinary, >trct Low Mvddhng
and MsddEng We give also the Exchange figures
md f,jl1prt ~ below:
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

- IiRDING : OCCUPANTS WANTED FOR
ID two large AMI airy Rooms second and third
Ii OILS, We'll furnished and opening upon vide.
covered veran lahs, on the shady side of the
street. Alsj for several very cool and pleasant
apartments of sm .ller size. Terms moderate
References can be exchanged through Glass Box
1884, Post o ii .e, or on Application to NJ 429
Car ,ndelet street. am lmSuTuFr
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-11
INsUR ANCE.

| COUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF MEMPHIS, TENN.
THOS A. NELSON, President,
A.NOODRUFF, Vice President.
BEN. MAY, Secretary.
Assets Nearly $4,000, O00.
Whole number Of policies in force over 5000.
Surplus TO- Policy holders 100000 Income in
Reasons for insuring in the Southern Life In
surance ompany:
l. Its security, its ratio Of assets to liabilities
being nearly 500 for every 500 it owes, it's sol
v-ncy being unsurpassed by any company doing
business IN the United States
3. It's being sound southern Company, there
is no danger of its withdrawal from the country.
3. Its rates are as low as absolute security will
allow, and have not been increased, while it's m,l-
tuli feature returns in equitable dividends the
surplus to the assured.
4. It is purely Southern corporation; it's Di-
rectory embraces the names of many of the ablest
hnanciers, and most successful business men .f
the South, and retains all its accumulations at
home, to improve and enhance your property.
5. The iberslity to its policy holders are not
onlv promised but practised.
New Orleans Branch, No. 48 Carondelet street,
cIrner of Union.
Refers by permission to
Archbishop Perche, VIM. Henry,
Bel Il ienge, X. L. Buck or j Bro
Nelson, Lampbier Co., James Wood,
&. w. Sentell, Chas T. Nash
VIM Ministers, Capt J. j. BIZ own,
Jack Wharton, Mechanics and Trad rs Bank
JOHN F. BUTTS Genera Agent
J. A. WARNER, superintendent of Agencies.
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Leaves every SATURDAY, at 5 Pm
EAc Aa shin II

BANKERS AND BROKERS'.
OUIsIANA SAVINGS BANK AND SAFE
~ Deposit co PANl,
81 ..,........ Camp street 51
CAPITAL $500 O,s
L. J. PALMER. President.
JAMES JAJASjN, Vice President,
DIRECTORS.
Ed: CONERi, FREDERICK WING,
}. II. KELLER, W. II. THOMAS,
DAVID WALLACE, JAMES JACKSON,
E. c. PALMER.
Its capital gives security to deposits.
Deposits of Fifty Cents and upwards received,
and SIX PER CENT. IN rERESr allowed
ylo I'm JOHN =. WALTON. Cashier
VHE FKEEDMEN's SAVINGS AND TRUST
COMPANY.
A Savings Bank, Chartered by the United States
March, 1865.
NEW ORLEANS BRANCH,
1872 Canal street. Corner Of Dryndes.
Bank Hours from A. NJ to 3P NJ
Open Saturday Night to receive Deposits from 6 to
o'clock.
Interest Allowed on Deposits.
G. D. STURTEvANT, Cashier
apo 6m HENRY RACA> AS4is' C,sh;er
NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
1855 Canal street.
TRUSTEES.
Or. W. Newton Mercer
G T. Generes, David Urquhart.
George Jonas John g. Gaines
Thomas A. Adams Carl E"hn
Fhos. Allen Clarke, Christian Schneider
Chas. j. Leeds, Samuel .Tanison
Interest allowed on Deposits
+. GENERES President
SAM ZONES f'ashar. a"I= a.
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STEAMBOATS,.
Upper MISSISSIPPI.

81. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS AND NER
CHANTS SOUTHERN PACKET LIVE
H. GIVING THROUGH TICKETS TO
Aa.-1S Boston, New York, Philadelphia. Ralt
more, Washington CITY, Buffalo Pits
burg Cleveland Cincinnati Louisville and
EXCURSION TICKETS To ST. PATTI.
FOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO. MEMPHIS AND THE
BENDS.
VIII leave as below AZ O'Clock. PM,
GLENCOE.
Thos. S Caihoon, captain: E,l. D. Miller. oIerA
WEDNESDAY, August IL
CITY OF QUINCY,
". L. Walker. rant,in; r r Peniato, .la-k
SATURDAY. August IS.
issu'ng. ~ usual Fhrmgh ellis of La,ng in con.
necou with the railroads to all the principal poin "a
North aud West.
j. b. WOODS & co. General Agents,
mFt I2t tir,ver street.
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VICK>HURt;.
For WICK SBU g.
UNITED STATES \IL PACKET
Leaves every TUESDAY at p NJ
FOR VICkSBURG, NArCHEZ
Davis Ben an all interme late Land
III ss-Ihe passenger steamer
RObt. L. Lee,
WIN Campbell, III .ster .Jno H. M,sSop clerk
VIII ieive a. ah'v carrying Unitel States mail
connecting at We Sshirg with Puisot Line for all
Pr mt on NJ" river; als,. witt connecting no Alta
Tor : aver Dser Creek an rllsh ,tch,e riyers
Fox ire-nt or passage apply on bnsr,i or t.
JOIN JANNEY
llITE Il CARLIN TohmIpitouIas at
G. e. WAYNE
SiNNOrr & ADAMS
an? II Commercial Piaoe