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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-11-14

At meeting Of the directors Of the
Rockport 4 Southwestern
railway company. held ~ the Cifizens'
National Bank, Yesterday. the resigna-
tions Of Nessrs- Moor and lockwood A.
directors were rendered and accepted;
also the resignation Of W. O. lockwood
- secretary and treasurer was also pre-
-ented and accepted Messrs- NJ HeE-
ming and T. n. Dunkerson we're elected
as directors to I'LL the vacancies created
by the Aforesaid designations Mr. Hen
ming was also elected secretary and treas
.urer Of the company. The nccessifafed
4sserce Of Hon Wm- Heilman this
winter in congress induced this gentle
man 10 tender his resignation - pre<i-
dent Of the company, and w. r. Nisbef,
ESQ., was unanimously chosen - NJ
HciIman's successor. Mr.. Tisbet there
upon rendered his resignation - vice
president and H. r.. BIount, ESQ., was
elected zs vice president ofthe company
The directors expressed regret that the
failure st the recent elections held IN
Skeltcn. Hough and Clay townships 20
vote aid 10 the Local Trade Railroad Co,
may delay. If not seriously embsrrsss the
directory In building the proposed con-
nection between the Local Trade and fhe
.C-. X & 5 w. railway--lEvsnsviIie
Courier
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ORIGINAL AND SELECTED.

ORIGINAL AND SELECTEB.
or what does elegance in prose COM
position mainly consist?
"Thc number Of facts pupil learns Is
by no means the measure Of his success
"Thc secret Of securing order il 10
secure interest. An idle child cannot
keep quiet"
ale that studies books alone will
know how things ought 70 be- lie that
studies men will know how things are !"
Education is better safeguard OF
liberty than standing army. If We
retrcnch the wages OF the schcolma<ter.
we must raise those Of the recruiting
The influence Of every act Of kind
ness springing from the heart, wanders
through time doing good. and 1t last
floats through the gates Of paradise 70
bless its giver there
And when the world shall link ycui
namc
With gracious lives and manners fine
The teacher shall assert his claim.
And proudly whisper, These were
mine
aIn conducting q school. keep prcmi
lncntly before your pupils the importance
OF thorough work; Of laying deep ans
broad the foundations OF true man
hood. combining 10th intelligence an'
virtue
keep the people posted upon ID
value OF intelligence over vice and ignor
ancc. Intelligent people are law-abiding
Ilproducc more than they consume the
enrich. and beautify, and build NJ, an
,lcirculaic money, aud create diversifie
industry, which gives employment |
people. Intelligence pays."
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Cured by Prayer and Amounting
With Oil.

BLooxrSGTox, Ind. Nov. 4.-There i
great excitement here, In religious circles
especially, over the repufed cure by
prayer. under the care Of Rev. j. W.
Webb, OF Miss Ella Nucklcs. who has
been confined 10 her bed for 30 weeks
In an interview with Miss Nuckles.
she related 10 your correspondent the
particulars Of her recovery. sscribing i
entirely 10 the influence OF prayer After
reading DR.. Cullis' work on faith. 4
pamphlet written by the wife Of Rev,
Kennedy, Of E!lettsville. this county
who claims to have been restored afteI
almost Q lifetime Of helplessness. and
frequent advice from Mr. Webb. she be
came Of the belief had fAith--that shs
could be cured. She had Mr. Webi
anoint her with the oil in accordance
with James v. Il-l5. in the name Of thu
Lord, accompanied by fervent prayer
and now asserts that God has completed,
cured her. She il going about the hous'
doing ordinary homework, and looks 4
be in good health
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For the Jasper Courier.
Transplanted.

A tender vine grew by my side
And twined around my heart;
watched and loved my tender plant
And thought we we ne'er could part
Each day and night my vigil kept.
Nor from il e'er my memory slept.
hut killing frosts came DER my vine
And nipped the tender bud;
In spite Of love or tender care
II withered then and died:
No other flower can bloom 50 fair,
Or shed a radiance halt so rare.
From day to day ] look TO find
One other flower so sweetly grown;
But all my search Is but in vain,
My lovely flower Is gone;
And, oh my heart with grief is riven
NV sweetest flower now blooms IL
Heaven.
RosELLA's DAUGHTER.
IRELAND, Nov. 5th, 1875.
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The Magnet, published At Bedford.
Lawrence county, thus speaks on the
Congressional question:
Hon. Thomas X Cobb, Of vincrnnes,
Major Hosfetler's formidable competitor
for the nomination for Congress in this
Was in Bedford Thursday and
did not forget 10 grace the Magnet ONCE
with his presence In half hours cs'n-
ver<sfinn, We we're favorably imprc< u
with his ability lie hxs made good
Democratic record in Congress and fhaf
party can do NO better than tender him
the nomination again lie hsS many
friends and supporters N Lawrence
county. who. while they feel = pride in
having . Congressman from home resdi-
iy admit that Cobb i the sblest man of
the Two. aud feeling an interest in the
whole party. will lend their influence 10
securing his nomination and election
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Mr. EDITok :-Piease give me space in
the conlmns Of your paper in reply to
The following from the ireland Argus:
-Tom Dillon, the Greenbacker. Is the
champion coon-hunter Of this section. h
went out the other night and after taking
in one coon captured an animal which
be pronounced -zknnk-~ Tom might
have been mistaken. il might have been
the remains Of the Ohio Greenback
party y---lIreland Argus
Now. in regard TO being = Greenb2cker.
l will not attempt 70 deny. but y xouid
inform Mr.. Palmer that l glory in the
name and think | am honorable in do
ing 50. and A. to being the champion
would say that have not
been . coon hunting since have been .
resident Of Dubois county. neither have
I contemplated going. but suppose IL i
one OF Mr. Paimer's own make and -
about as near as he can come at the truth !:
and last but not least, We do xs-
know ledge that few nights ago, while
near the city Of Ireland, we captured an
animal which, judging from its Looks
and the odor emitted therefrom. We
pronounced q sskunk.- but after . very
close examination BY myself and others.
we found il 70 be the editor Of the Ire
land Argus
r. S--We are under many obligations
to Mr. Palmer for bringing our name
into notoriety in % great : paper - the
Argus
THos- H. DrLLoS. Ireland, Ind
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EDITOR COURIER: AS 7" oatan always
finds some work for idle hands to do IL
has occurred 10 me to write some items
from Ireland, which, by the way, has got
TO bo one Of the most enterprising little
towns I'm the county. Every one loves
Ireland. and the stranger Is very soon
impressed with the sociality and hospi-
talty ofthe people. Come IN town when
YOU may, you meet with warm recep-
ton. and plenty who are willing TO do
YOU honor. The town can boast Of sew
eral dry goods stores, and among the
best is the" Variety, kept by the Wilson
Bros. Their stock of goods Is always
complete, and the run Of custom SO
great that their clerks are kept busy
most of the time Net Is the jolly
salesman, and calls Pike Go. Bill Hays
n chum.' Ugh. But Net knows Bill
likes the good coffee he has 10 scll--when
he can't get anything strongcr--on such
occasions he IL Mr.. Hays, or "chum. =
Now, / heard a joke that this same Net
PLAYED on a fellow dentist that i cant
forbear telling; it is too good to be lost.
A foppy looking dentist came TO Ireland
sometime ago, and skipped into some
work that Net was looking forward "a
with degree Of expectation this rather
I" piqued Net, and 10 feel revenged he
thought he would play joke on the un-
Ismspccting dentist. The unfeeing Net
told him Of Mr.. Hays, in Pike county,
THAT had requested him to send good
dentist down to his house 10 make sci
OF teeth for his wife, and also an insur.
ance agent TO insure large barn he had
Just completed; accordingly the afore-
said dentist and Johnny Slater, the in
suranct man, went down to visit the
wife and barn. The rest Of the joke cai
be better thought Of than described
The ireland Argus contained the fol-
lowing lines in last weeks issue:
"Man wants but little here below,
lie Is not hard to please:
But every woman that YOU know,
Wants everything she Sees
| Now. wonder il that poor cdiio
knows that every time he energies from
his " sanctum sanciorum.' there are sew
lenteen good-looking widows peepins
from 80 many half closed blinds, read.
10 shoot him with one OF cupii's golden
tipped arrows? What slim chance 70
one widower in town Of seventeen
widows.
Mrs. Monroe has been putting ul
some very nice hair-work for ladies re
Gently. y,
Mrs. Madden has been in poor healtl
for good while but is now rapid in
proving.
Miss Lizzie Monroe has gone to Shoal
Ito work nj manfua- making.
The girls have all fallen desperately il
love with DR.. Kelso's clerk.
Newt Lennon, from near Whit
river, has sod his farm and Is going 4
move in our town. Welcome, MI
Lennon.
IOrlando Monrcc's hum:
Cream and peaches once week.
IN kiss my gal on the left hand cheek
Apples green aud apples dried,
III kiss her on the other side.
SMART ALEck.
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The Bloomington Courier. in referring
to the Republican pyramids now be-
ing built, SAYS:
We donate the following material;
Grant.
1lelknap'
Babcock!
Whisky Ring!
Returning Board.
Fraudulent President!

Colonel Horace Scott yesterday met
the executive committc Of the North
Vernon, Grcensburg and Rushvillc rail-
road at the Grand Hotel, in this city,
and after some consultation closed con-
tract with them TO build the road from
the north line OF Decatur county through
(;reensburg and Westport TO North Yer.
non, distance Of 81 miles, and the work
10 be finished by November Isf, 1880
II indianapolis Sentinel.
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Tfr1m thF SEn fFsNNh-<o -
II tell you what I'd like 70 sec. II said
ueii-known young aristccrx. ~ the
Palace Hotel yesterday: I'd iiketc Sc
Grant In for life. Senator's chosen for Iife-
and cons Of both Presidents and >ensfor~
10 sncceed- We needn't call il king
dom. bot then we'd have chance 20 get
4 few of our best families recognized ~
Europe The yonng msns father =
worth ! round million The xoung nan
meant " hat he said.
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Surprising ss Il may seem, the agricul-
tural products Of one year amounted %
nearly as much IN value as inS products
cf all our mines since lsi9- The est
mated yield OF the mines during twenty
seven years -1e49-lS75 Nv was $l.6l7.vcu
|oU0. In 1877 the total value Of the z-ri
cultural production OF leading staple
was 81. 5e4 OOOOu0.
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At CatskilI. IL . young man tskes his
girl 10 the opera house and i begins 70
rain Just - it lets out in order 70 save
hack-hire ne offers 10 ualk her home- 20
as-you-pleasr. for the champion l-'t ant
what they can Get II the gate and she
alwxys accepts
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When the dentists Of this ecunirF can
discover = way 10 pull teeth without
making : man wish be had been bcrn >
hen. lie will hare twice a much orlznt-
ne<s.-lFree Press
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Europe wants wheat and il compelled
10 come ID America for II, and pay ~
gold. John Sherman wants 10 hare i
understood that il i owing to resumr'
ton.
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When fighting Joe Hooker died. the
man who contributed - much - any
other to the success Of the Union armies,
there was no hntier in Washington
among the Republican sfalwsrts- But
when Zach Chambers death was an
nounced every possible thing was done
10 show the grief Of The stalwarts- such
is Republican patriotism --lIndianapoli'
Sentinel.
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aSee here. Jimmy said his better
angel to boon companion as they stood
st saloon counter. you've been hoist
ing IL in just as il you were = million
bnshel elevator. Taper of. now. take
something mild: try some soda water
for instance = So'a water.- said the
boon companion; ~so'a water = (hic-l
No. sir: its TOO strong--ico dangerous.
You don't catch me taking iuto nv
stomach an explosive % powerful that
they have TO bottle II in copper cylinders
Q foot thick. and il sometimes busts
corner drug shop up aad kills every
body on the block No; much Give sns
some Bourbon. Savannah Recorder
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This column. by Kindness 81 the proprietor ~ fhe pa
the property 81 the teachers o. Dubois county and
II Il be hoped that each teacher will manifest
terest In IL by occasionally offering any views whatever
of educational chnrscter that may further the
In our midst.
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lie who drinks and goes away
Will live 10 drink another dsy.
But he who drinks between the drinks
Right quickly in the gutter sinks
-tDrug Circular.
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The ccnfrssf has been lef fcr the COM
rietion 81 Inc SuIlivan and Swifx Gify
Narrow Gauge railroad Hr- " ~ eo,n- n-
pIeted hy Christmas The eonif,e'ss
are from Dayton Ohio
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RArEs ~ ADvEGr,sEIN0.
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Longer advertisements at the same rate
A fraction over even square or squares,
counted ~ a square. These ere the terms
sor transient advertisements; reasona-
ble deduction will be made TO regular
advertisers.
Notices Of appointment Of admins
traitors apd legal notices OF like character
to be >said In advance.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES.
Tor Township Officers, each $iu
For County 80 80
For District, Circuit, or State, o.oo
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The well-timed communication Of last
week from Patoka township. written by
Mr.. g. M. Houston. 10 followed this
week by another article from the same
township, by another writer Of merit
Both articles are worthy Of close consid-
Grafton aud are credit to the township
There are other townships that we have
weighed and they are found wanting,
though there are several gentlemen in
each OF these delinquent townships,
from whom we have been daily expect
ing articles of importance Perhaps we,
in imitation of the delinquent tax col
lector, shall appoint collector OF these
dilatory articles: or perhaps some youth
ful Potter, guiItless Of Returning board
fame, may institute an investigation OF
the same. But, seriously, gentlemen, LET
us hear from you soon.
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.usLlsmgD EVERY FRIDAY, AT SAsPkR'
DUBOIS COUNTY, INDIANA. ~
CLEMENT DOANE.

OFFICE COURIER BUILDING oS
Wrsr Slxrn STREET.
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Many teachers have two voices--the
natural voice and the teaching voice.
The teaching voice is always on high
key. Many teachers, when in the school
room. talk in loud tone of voice. They
not only talk loud themselves, but many
insist upon their scholars doing the same
thing. The writer has been at schools.
where the teacher was drilling class on
the first floor Of the building, and he and
the pupils could be distinctly heard on the
second floor. Aud when making short
addresses or speeches to the school. the
teacher could be distinctly heard at the
distance OF one square. If the teacher
talks loud the pupils are apt TO do the
same thing, and il Is generally true. that
q loud talking teacher has noisy school.
|" As Is the teacher, so is the school,
|" Loud teacher. loud school,, The
teacher that governs a school best is the
one that talks In a snbdned tone Of voice,
and makes hut little fuss about II. The
teachers voice should be Just loud
enough to be heard distinctly in every
part Of the room, when every thing i;
quiet and in good order. and no louder
And the pupils should be required 70
recite or speak just loud enough TO be
heard distinctly by the teacher. aud the
rest Of the class, and no loudcr. The
conversational tone Of voice is the one
that should be employed by both teacher
and pupil ia all ordinary rcciiations: III
reading. the sentiment of the piece viii
determine the character OF the tone.
4 IL il too often the case that loudness j.
mistaken for clearness Of enunciation
and distinctness OF pronunciation. Chill
dren should be required 10 speak dis.
tinctly, and 70 make all hear who are cx.
lpected to listen: but they should not b.
allowcd TO nAwL. II pupils are allowed
Ito use high KEY in speaking. they vii
|be inclined TO use ft Ia reading. and il
lsoon becomes monotonous 10 the ear ID
hear a person read a piece on a ke,
that is higher than The sentiment OF th'
lpiece requires. This loud, unnaiura
tone Of voice. % frequently assumed b,
teachers and pupils. Is running the read
ling OF fhundreds--yea. thousands, Of chill
dren. Hush. Keep quiet.
SARAH
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-02

molasses Richard Millik ep-sundries 10 orderTotal
40 bbds sugar bbls sugar bbls molassss
LOWER COA5T-Per steamer Isabel--s hhds OF
sugar to J ID Hill &co-~63 bbls molasses b Johnson
81 do Jehn Dymond--3o w q Coyle &oo--i0l bbis Of
rics n Roder-I25 do A Socola-35 Zuherbisr a. BE.
ban.-is Russell a. Hail-25 bales moss I crates cab
baqe n Cazentre aundries tn order-Total hbds su-
gar u bbls molasses 27l bbs rice
COVINGTON-Per steamer Csmelia-s bales cot
ton to g Wsmsisy &oo-iO sacks rough rice and
bills aeed rice X Kent &co-- sundries 70 order-Io
tai bales cotton
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Emms Irvine
Sundriss to order
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Pensacola -Per sohr w A Watson-i5,00 600 feet OF
lumber to II Buddig
Biloxi Per sohr Jos Edwards 900 feet lumber
to order
BiIoxi-Per schr M Montross-35 OF 0 feet lumber
TO order $500
Jordan River-Per scbr Dan u Castle-fe3 bbls OF
rosin III bbls turpentine to order .
Bayou Iaeombe-Per schr Louisiana State-23eoo
bricks TO order
Biloxi-Per schr Rosaviller-l00O bbls charcoal to
master
Ichefunota River-Per schr Flower-lOOO bbls OF
charcoal to master
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Receipts at the Old Basin

Pascagoula-Par schr J McCaarey-22, COO feet of
lumber TO III Buddg
Pasoagoula-Per schr Cora Smyzer-, coo feet Of
lumber to order
Pascagouia-Per schr Sarah-70,0o0 feet lumber to
order
Horn Isand-Per schr Geo Pandey-4CO bbs sand
to order
Pascagoua-Per sohr Appa'acbee-i2O0 bbls char
coal g. master
Blind Riyer-Per sohr Tres Hermanas-35 cords Of
wood to master
Tchefunota River-Per schr Chas Perry-2o cord
wood to maRtar
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LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL SOUTHERN 9. 8. LINE,

SAlkA& The steamship
EXPLORER.
Williamson, Commander.
will sail on or about March II. 1879. from
wharf foot of Esplanade street.
VIII receive cotton and sign through bills
lading for the Continent between Havre.
Cronstadt.
These steamships. being OF light draft, viii
cross the bar of the Mississippi at all times
without detention.
For freight apply to
DECAN i CO..
de2O1y l89 Gravier street.
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CHICAGO ST LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
nAIInnAn

March f-esg bales cotton to ordsr-2ss do tn Biok
ham A. Moors--iO7 Walden. Hawk a. Robers-H
Allen West g. Bush-ds Allen Nugent &co-66 do
O Thomas &oe-60 Richardson & May-60 Gum
bell, Chaife Hamilton d Powel-25 TO Hyman
Liebtsnstein-24 Il A Gleason--22 j l. Harris Zoo
u Keiifer H. Gardner--Is q w SsDtell aco-i5 Moy.
or wsis &oo-i5 Lehman. Abraham koo-l2 Brit
ton a. MaysoD-l2 ii a. Il Beer-13 Jno L Hardie 6oo
IL r l. Airey &oo-g do Payne Kennedy &oo-s 10
Felix Walkers Gordin &cn--8 ii d NewmaD-6
Stewart Bros &eo-5 Jno Phelps &oo-5 q Crom
well-4 + Carver-t q L Walmsiev &oo-3 to II II
Wilson &oo-3 j w White-3 Moore Coleman
Howcott &co-l car cotton seed u Cotton Seed AS.
socation bales cork Cartiere & Sons boxes eggs
Miller g. Meyer bales domestic j L Riohsrdson-
1870 sacks peas Carter, Campbell &co-tOO boxes Of
starch w q Lyons &co-50 bbis bighwines Waiter a.
Blank-50 do . III Karsiendiek pea bulk meat
Miller, Grigsbv &oo-is0 pkgs beer II Hollander-l
box glassware Frederickson d. Harte-l do Hart
Aco-l Cusachs &oo-i Fnay Thompson-l do
bbls brandy l. Lyons casss shoes A Durieu-t
hbls beef Woodward g. Wight hbds iron to G q
Johnsen-3 pkgs castings w Smith, frkins but
ter q Bsck-7 rolls leather TO Horter Fenner-10
pkgs butter Conery & Son 10 do Nelson &co-5
ID Moriarty-li casks bacon w ii Mathews Bro
$50 reels rope to Bateson, Wisdom & Bowling--50
bbls OF! Septoline Oil Co-50 do Insurance OIL Tank
Ca hhds tobacco Kirkpatrick &co-sundTies 10
order--Total 1895 bales cotton
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD
March Ito hhds sugar to Lanaux Sons do to
X TerrehonDe-4 Z bevin-Bandrtes TO order-io'
tai IL hhds sugar
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
March Y. 1879.
G,laa raA YAstardav

Cleared Yesterday.
steamship Chase, Petersen, for Key West via Cedar
Ksvs- X II Post Sos
Steamship Morgan City. Read. for New York
CA Whitney AGO
Drit steamship Prince Edward Frazer for Liverpool
l. La Combe AGO
Brit steamship Bei nard Poutet, for Lverc"...
LIE Moore
Brit steamship Troubadour Thomson. foi Liverpool
Ocean AGO
Nor bark Norma, Mathiesen for Revel-
Robt OerleD
Fr bark vauban. lie Mett,z. for Havre-
Felix Larue
Aus bark Washington. Cosulich. for Revel-
Jos Kelley
Brit bark Lizzie Wright O'Neal, for Rouen
Low Il d. Bailey
span brig Eduvigis Maristany for Barcelona
ID Fatlo AGO
Schr Clara Bergen, Day ton, for Cienfuegos--
Jos Kelley
Brit scbr Sarah Douglass, Bethel. for Belize
Master
gchr Robert Ruff Briggs for Galveston Master
Echr Elida, thompson for Cedar Keys- Master
Schr Mary Theresa, Petry, for Pensacola Master
Iupgsr Gar ibaIdi. Fican, for Pensacola Master
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N EW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAIT mr.. y
~ tMOBILE FAST LINE LAVA,
OFFICE OF AUDITOR OF STA5
New Orleans, January 90, 1sa

New Orleans, January %, 1sa|
The Louisiana Equitable LifsI
surance Company Of New Orla|
has this day filed in this ID
sworn statement in regard TO red
tered policies in said company, \
deposited the necessary reS
thereon, as required by act Mel
Of the extra session Of the Gend
Assembly OF 1877, entitled "AnI
to better secure holders of life
surance policies in this State /
provide reserve fund therd
and for other purposes.
ALLEN JUMEL, AuditNI
iH26 3rn cod 3mW
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STAT l. OF LOU ISIANA4
Parish Of Orleans. City Of New 0rlsari|
Before me, the underlined, a notary1
duly commissioned and sworn In and n
parish aud city aforesaid, personally asa
Emile l.. Carriere. ESQ, president, andJs
Tarleton. Esq, cashier, Of the Citizens "a
Louisiana, both TO me well known as sEebI
having been by me duly sworn, have rs
lively declared that. 70 the best OF theft 4
edge and belief, the foregoing is true %
rect list Of the deposit balances. certiheaa
dividends OF over three years etanding
books Of the Citizens Bank Of Louisias3
paid and uncalled for at the date hersil
written.
In testimony whereof the said appears
signed this their affidavits together w
the unders gned notary. and 10 which
also offixed my seal Of Office. -
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