INSUEANCE.I tARTEIL Ui TIiI. LI1UISSIANA iTA'!-

MUTUAL IIhURANUE (COMIPANY.

hTATE OF LO'UiSIANA, CITY OF NEW ORLEANB.

S' I, it remembered thit on thlM LN'ata:y 9avllbl der ,f tlhere ruth of Jnly, n to iho vr oif our Ur n.lle lh1.nn d rldh• ir'-n-ied oa o ty, alnd f nIht lnud.lJldu •nuc e ofih UIutell elraca of t

slBefore e dward i1rnet a Notary Pnbla, duly l ln lomm.rl_•ouod trod sworn, fvr lira I'lrJ'•h o1" O)llrl. ,,4tru of Ioullliatl,

a l hl in the prieouee of tna wruhe~a huroinlnf er namled a nd u.-or .Ignt~d

- 'e tomtiy conic and ntppnnr, i (ho partlic whore nlamsl rue

helrlltto u c dc" phdr lthat, nvalhllu lh , vu e8 rfi

the Irovlvlu I otll ili\ns of tho fi Nia of Lnul14,n, t Int( I ti othe orgmimlatioil of eo '1 ninlrr l hi thlnSnlhalte, tIy) had cove-

Simi nted lxdrlr red. so,d do l,vdc prx el.lrtev e.nnt, x nr.a ld6lml tihenltlelrs x•d J,,l- whlm they nvprusent, to llldhltiullfll

aA Illlrrinrworilp.y filr" Ihl.: te d I ",, uld"t '1itprlll'% Lnd Iuidh1y lho oblflhtlone, 6ililnf on, and lrgto x te ulln follIng, to-nit:

Anr : PIRi IIqTi--'lhe "lid (:(ml ldoy -lull be ctaiblliM- alnil ent$ tlol oily oI New• o , hIi, l nd llt lllhi., kInni n i ,id de-lit 1d H by the nnmo and I lhotf Ihol.l0ilI ANA STA"'.I MIU

TUAIl 1NAllNSUIRANU;F C 'ANY Itlnllll onrm.me i illJ•re-f- iallthli on or ttal, llt iho lirhl d1ny. ol'f +• tlpnlenr. , iI d Moollt

ecial aortrd durh thl + b enll emht.l roflnl Ofl ellyW i )) lll,

tI'Sen the, dlntoherooi, uulex, coouur delcrluiied, &an providod lutlA natl 1181l be n".Pr liy the O11lCirl or the (Cmpauy brv!nq for-= d "vh e ithe ruoaol oarm, -1 the ̀. S ate 'If Ll

.

ollaulll, illd >•,, inII!.(,i Ipilon thts nlm , of t~lu ro l +•pml y.

T'hu ['1t ahh't or KI;.rcltry oif thN t:umpaony •ll Lie the propl. r

fli,*er u Ion whr,m lotsq ILx -rr l 1 It a lll i l mtll- l cti(,• or n1il, rh 'r•II pl~.c W tliu nattt* halse1 tile (

'nmpaly m:a bil te

AII'I/'L Frrwo.n.--Thm o abJetx aud purpose* oft ho (Colcplllysore hcrarly' dtriar.rd Ii, 11

fIrt--'f n mke In mrne on 7lwellnq-hbou l •, StorN Ind-. h.r luhlldlno, Il. hu1-ehld I"+tln ie, MAlellptlldbli ind tllmr

property liglll u lu ,rtlior an by OI rSee,,.d--Tt mtiku u ]ll u" e,'r-xclx, eImxnllwxi, F'rogEh:hl,

-lill%. W t Mersll.ndi"c, ipp,,:c IIlllinl t:olnnullf.ons,Pro lv ]lenk Vo w te. lli n I 1 of It'hafllllde, lllder otrllrdnme of

debt, holttmry mid rc'pchdelnin htInlclusla , tirol nelliy ,ili nuddevery I nsranle alpel ta, ng to or celmaet lo with M.•ino or In-

bbd Truluparltllo itll irlk.Tih nonlrmany inmy natul i~lcll.t Im hl:, -lrcd n~ul nsi ua ri.k

opoIWellt lIt xh lln! hr., lldo lnllutanac.

Annrt'll Ttlhnutu.--Thu nnrm:. and re~pe l!iv InbrrdI rllf tle

nl Ih totIllelxat sre dearh rd to il. In t•)<M irmoo, ti- $ ̀ I 31d1.11J.Aliwlleh ald pumfll, ~hnl o ur, oIhignwui. of the Cila-l m v fornhtu lle*J ful, i1l their snrt, welI ulppmrod fin" tlhe

elntn tfllr ithr t-i ion ll, ad malch pnnHllhh uil tliu 01t .. CI"~lr r.hll ree'ipt lmwL lx: Klverl by t!le l

l

lt'H-

ti of {e Ct.ulpa y, vk , no . l.etghlld to lhave rerclveal loud i rll-

fur premxamm ea c•onte nlld ru•nh nlr ll b:+• uJlert to' tl a ctiho llp aien olf euilrl.: All promhlm fur Ioll•h•l, a lllmde by the,- plarlefi not to beih in confenrmty with thle rulrs oiudrtl dilaiollu ot Iho theo --

pa yi, ad tie Nmollnt oP nlnh pe)rliillel li whenl Pnid htdl lxnd,,r:ad on tte I noun o thIe l•--ur.i .- lI

t

ir nnlmo1t tl"Ih hll;,-.1 Lleel I f d 1l, falll

N. l-uJrlbr of ,ll,,h noe+ slhll, In any eveln, 1• Ilahlu fulrlo," of Iho h meoplm# iy+ nany lurgmor am thou tilu anmomit dintia) ,ae dueonsuch lleilols O

r

oter,A id In caxo, at tile maturity ff Ihe no'. girren n• iforesnld.

: lhe •hall remain any bn ee due the, ores, hfter lhu andurse-nrnlt of premlunw Vaid, nd the wenta of Iho (umpny -llllslat ro, llAr,: the ptPit !l ot of i hba oheih, dr,',r ,ur• f f uahnueou tuts ] evr Uls right to rmeow illbdr notea for lueh butancedoor uaot hr year

A l l t h e tl f .:• , in d n n teo • • h! dl r o l stn n n ait t l : l htl o ii t h .U , b u hllUhe wnut" of t('<e CIuIlpylit ill Ihe d. awer ur drewlxi Wll

Ix y hf grmd fa th, m mxttzrity, iho nlolllli thatshall aup•rto

1C door on his or tnoir ot e wnd I lne dl -od et cry plea of watUIo Yf rllue or e"U ider!lolt atl'+r tIiho .arAluYut~.p I'ovutx,-All th ttrmr pone rx of lhn :nmp;vA.1" •bilI hl-l,,ofed hy n I rutrd of 'frltutee, tui ,uehr ofl]etc,'! itll

rleck, t hrih my i al p1'.tl"he tIiudof 'Trus u 1 -hal eosixdt of thlrly-thrle menihera

.if thle ump1lllnh to htl e ledi- (c',aapt li ho • tl~ ill > t l t o t. l ]-I

N oudn• in-ll •emhrr ill each ,li r, filttiitah plna, ih~th+: rilyld"I," (.)lean.. A il the tltllil d xhnll di .lgnalt- ; o bf •llll'l.b iou they will tive nor tr.ul ll ,lritrtlll do :.. u h Illll'," m t. -

ad rtulonhctntl l l two the i.w.ll l p • lhhrx I1I ed too 'Aid city :a il ld y na•hm pI+ mh,[ ,Ihrle 1 t, .lnh.,' A il Ihtl~ 1,I-;Tly Io pled

[ nr likpetlorl• at bl~lelph'lllisl~ld thsud uil ly of ht r u tl

l7npecturx de.lllue or toil to .lt. ld, the "r.ldcnt shall hove

pu er to ap iint othvr, tb hll hlli ,leie +ricThe lnttrolfTrvuat• flhii el+ clalhall ltake their seats on

the It t Murthl it Ucwlrtbr All-ir tile 'eelion, nuvl ,lnlll Ihld then.un, one vc., thac..rom.. or until ouinrn .. iiu...ilid ..........Tll ,e ,,rr,'l-g a ] urnldty of rutes •hallbrcnn tm ,ndrr-

1l andde ducatrd d l elool, d. Il1 ,lhevtrrt fI tietclrctlon takli, qpinle on Ihe day aixed, ilh irerdd ol hlludl caux anu belun tu

le held w i Ihiu ten dUxy after the Ittlhlle l I, elt, luet bhell Ki rwol" thereof hy &daertirt-m(. t+ lit ouu or u.urc of thea uiepyn-

,'% ?herllhd antV,,,i t:"Zui, atheir Rr" I mootinlg ' ",y'he Ilorrd of Tru• (tl-•m t ,rr mtu eey

year, .ctht a Prr'r cdt ;glld +el ,'cideit, who .hall, at tlheaims of ehction , Loe -+e,"Ii In-U',h tU Ion .l. :ld wo

=,j 1h Lold if r'or We uiili I+heir U<rrt rorx .hall he eleced.Iih 1'erhdLunt +tf l pl - tl idu "'1o n i o lio*lt rhohard o"

Tn>ter • n a o r t '. lo lnp,: xlnd r1lai] ei~ndlcl tlc n on lct llsl-,• ,fthot'mpaiy •,, gl ,i'y ! ut.-,-I the xpl-rr illl!l " (tf Ihe |lOrlt.

la vxe or ills at O.to .'1 We Pre,•idtenlt the YVhe 2'rlt,.hll t Bhell

Pe•de At such aeeglg, imd -hm I no.,a thl'e pohcle- of the L'*m-

i•; board of T'ulte# hal Iix Iha eomprn+atinn of fill C151istr,

and clcrk lucted urrcmpll)ed ly thhemb h iho xL ,vicc of ille

Thlm kkll ll ... the io' ... a N... fng rom the buinev3 of tle

Ipt•lLo y I the manesrr her"eiullter proidd e or. eyarhuesy leuvsltd wiil; ftl 1power Io t, mlliy and n ueh hi-

htwa rd ell1ind irl•hctnx. , xv ilh) mlalr druem ltde.•a•t)" ahld

repdt e l for Ih Ve: nr" rtol thru lYmlany x.t d the tl llll•-

Lion of aIftrT, p ovr tid the .. ,ltt dnr, ant conl•tiei ll whh Ihto

tree n e nt and taeatud o ,fIhi .vl .h n-lcir- oraltJll fr w ill Ithlhxtli of d i. Stst; ani ithey):• -h dl h,t• • full Irowrr to d,) all o.ther

alry for mrryhng into eerr t ihl lj,,,- ll d pirp I.n.

+ u" ll, reril provid.d f'ur, al to 11 iall -,.1-licrmr a Pis n t-1 ,r nilulner.dnm~•* K Yltn

t -- '+ ,i- I~loll •

+

n rianl+d porriqrcs s'lll ronsti+

Iflr the flru Ilir or Tru,:re. nlluf Att• hmebv ve.t"d will) 11

Ihnrhl•htnalld p •t. •l eLF,:.ln •Ih•.^ ,reclclnt nrlic]+, They

l•l hd ldh rlr -rat umtll t d,; l.i lll~ldn in I )ctotxr, i(hlit•+l

Lud•l• ad aflt c,.ole, or until oinm -e .redected il their nhlc-.

Amid tla I' 4 . Cneta.. hylitr. W. C. it liti,,b,11. A.tlfl',a,-'b> l -.b , Iy : by..blld idlhlnmt, tyb C. I Rb II, W. lbU Jybyylayy, I I' I, 1' I ll nJ. by.'by. 1). I1'. l'bbh '. 4 i.r.dg. 11. byy..yy f`. 14v lnlc 11116 Jl rd

l. A.bbb, A .4 Ilso ri 1. l. Wit 3 L.blyilyly M i ff. I.. ll luU .!bb thy !'ro Iltyd pbybbl.bilibbil- I Wy A. lit Iet, l il lb. 1, a

tibibybiirlJ. %btiliilJ. A. by Il IlidybitL by y . Coyger ,

juyl.ye ytrrll.-yyd b E ,ldyd yb I ~il hereaflte ilnsthyatyy cntinyyeb b mxnlu .1.1, the tyybrly and every personbysbdg inl h yun ..ll r .r,. .iil onebl A fa lid.b...y c iblGy.iof -All on the 4 rll i of Jo: tlllpnny, to iar lbxlned an hereinafter pD rlllud for. llxll be deemed ml mu -rr ~ of ,hr t'uml~rliu.

I.i have the ago' to vole, in Iycoon by. ' Ia!', ea t lelxloetnn ; nsh c" I t;,, of .- alit he book, ~or of ,e Co.,

t lmr not diw"Ioxfr'l or ll I dxlce n .y Iurc, mstnincd aftelr Il~cseas lherrof, ~1.,11 er!iticlu the boler ,one ty.y l'or lb era nory

I llulrd $ullurr aniily. im amnvu, of t.C re,-ugcito ,null reach

art soon.'lu of one lluuir nlli dlllln m a d llrr, cur :I h bi Id i

lollies mood shalt M rnlh-~d Io u e Rddlitltllwl vot,

nerdi the

ammtallof Ihe cen:,h-l, ril! ,earCLh III, soot ntlies: thou1.111(

ell.rs, wn eacilihy thiili dulll. n.mrblbbl Le er"I ilrli

to Due jlldiioub l vlloly : liovrdvB, uu byibtytli Iuc6b clrcn c I

.blydl no have Men l (.;f:-rrr it tl : I* lxnl or ha lllcytdil t

auiltlby, wih 11J. 1:11- i p,111 *r CtlI Y lli.

by .idiydli, by S ~i~ilyplh d lb. Ily*n .yIlbh lnl Itltpoer to in bti Ll-ll tt itil ibb y liylylya.bblb in Inntb,, arylyrd by Itllbi~ bu irltyyt! allo'rd

.ylb ydhod iu every d..e the p r-ja llby' IlWl'itl .l be yybyll.

pitbibbtwibi tor:tbyllb I It yllyy7h,,1 note do Iovljver t I,:a- or nlorplll, profit, oflr Ih Cran

ybybyltiytyy!;r~ ;rlJtulrorl*l ti-.rldylltb) I lb;lyt

Ibthe l of tau IbI'u1: Ltd L. r ybytIi s Slb II l. r 1-6

and IIyb Iyl lylllle'- rlltlybb ryl hb r bledgell; I~rC~lll ri II iIlir P:'!I. ( tllll bii: I'lblt bylbI.! plItbyll

~bIy,.ribyNtb bIl~r(ir.-bitn~)yltt tyhy ylbl~i ;iibybtlyyy*1II i I

,hhaiy bbtbbly by htyyybdb :btbbl y I tyi bi. byfyt.' by d

v r, I1 nrlth uf,^, art PLi r r,. L.,t t( /u lino ll lf:L iteen L;\

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(yttyyyl't dnitty lytybi i v 1t of dd'e t'i. nll:u~y h, b it l

ylyyt! byLI li-L ilbly by .iii tbylyyyyb ttbd ytyybb I~lyylyllttbl byII thylil

iyylbl yyy.-Wbll~l i tt:I r' b if tlll bbbtbl1I' Illblyd.biy li ill1,ybbyyybbl

yyyltdybt bblbd lybr ylybddd r , :r"1.ll l bttb. "t. to -

~lnp Ir criirar i, r:Ci! r c cl! l . W-n~ "m, iiri1ll r iil

m the . , tnc v. iu'l I fia t p..ic c r illr lll nor.-ha i llv L~r. Leonr`"llr mher d du. uj ll~ l rn nilr r le u 11 r. , lll:Lr r ,

, ibytbybbtti~~lybtd f ylltltaty ltytayb,l tbtt bi1 lyttl yllI ~lltl lb

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aotn,,1 `:^ :t t!:"., Lillh tljr .,Io r'1 T111*( ,y IIU t , tI btyyltybyiyyiytybe bt u tiyiyiib lt ibybylbbybhyyyytytbii""

p~x` r n r uc il n cc io , ,.4 , dlrlicil h,, ut: plBt* "~ 1"i ,,

yytc~yyytiyybttlbbtltbbbbbir httit i tlero ilbpttllybybbbbbyyylyi

Ttyyotlyyyyyy oft'ttiiyttllty lbbbbyylm!d~l br~leld

1ytllt , bydII ity bi itbyt-lyl"lly y 1 thy yybiybty. iy "v

',, ll pen. .. d t tr'1"" r e yr r, f tile " : of proof, :rullcnnh po" ont ;

.tyt 61rhu bb yylyl bl thlilliblI cos ,lylsui, b~elyyiy

ybyyyyyylb lbbllnl-inybt nlytbh yybtl-ylllybi By tllvltity.'byy

ybyyyplhtl i thy ybl Illbbby dl. i, Ilby il byid lyrt Iboysl

yyyttwtbyblbbtbbid in t h bbybyFIttyLlyll ll'llb by' tyiytyly0 o

yy tlb ryyylie ylyyllpllyb lbblilbgo tlb at lltrl iiLomebllytyy ybdn I.e ,yiily bit~ekc by bl~rlyllyb, slu cata

b'lyyl-bttbytblbybl byll l tytbytllti ytyytyyldb by tiyyl y ti ulllr

fydyytPI d,-ryea Iranll ll. otyit.:lrba l 1:, Ihllibl ofI ie :t tyby. iryelby "i y.yyiyd ytt tbly- y by t,"~li e., y t ije eymal

!1r er in ;cr l:s' rr ra ci~er of f p r cat er ol,.n`l 1.,y ye nn la

The rsrt , pro'. i.I y lr e Imns o!' ,.. . , L,"k of .jyliy ,lyt.d U ,ltre i. .'!

re, , lsll--cer- ulnon h rl~lbrnm a cmieytlilgbylybbllc Fy lbybb.bibd blynlyl l te lyyyylyylyl.fbylbtb.tyytl~l!"bylnlll leldbbl t tybli :llybtybllby y y I ill

Andtyyty bd ytotoln C.rt 'ybllry bl .Iy1,bL r t'bl tbpybybitttthyyyByyibtbll Ib Ibpltt: , bryilibylt. bbille illlsllbt lbrlinolb he yyyyy bity ilybyb'b the yllyyy, b li bIl yt..t' B IIgtayd bgy, byid ily by111... dibyibyibt fibbi b yylyyb byr ty.'ltlybdby f

raylbbb Tyyybbyy.ccty.-ri tbyilyeiyhl iyyyyytbyty bia019 nllyytbybyibe blbtlll by bI tlybnl lb.illtyttylbbhlbl Ibbe ..bbidy I

Urrand Illamount fel c fr ,-';t ni th e an, eo ,, rlle-c lbhre nlmyoll i 'lly. byllttbybbb th blcredi tyliyibblty r , bllyb b*ythe hoo y of the Com Iblyli, ~hri tbicylby icbllll bytylt by

thye yyt,yyytbybd ntL yyldfylilbdy ybb,ytyydyyttbby yer lilbu~ibyl

infrnc ad nlilortulyda n n x o tenespcuo

yydyiyyeiin tle B bcytt i tdbt lyltbal! nt yll ti tbsbel nyly

of the bbytityynyt a y i t nd rhbr : 01: F d c paid 'ot neverb e hdblilt

/.umdtbybyibTny I bth bylbplbtilt biyr ilbythy.e i yllyyyyhoibty

dtytyo iso~ ttyyyyyyyyy.. 1 byo idltly lb thyt ytlbyln ITur yyybt

shatbtbll yyiabe yblly the byblessee nold ltlliea b yioyby lbth

yyyytti.bblybtnt.-tbblibfp tblblblnyyylblel nlyt gyllblshalyelbbeieldboli a tiollAe I bylt yttubl thd.ollar tbel ib maybyyttyhyftr tbIbbbioibbtytp i ybdbffyertbbpy, btotelyy Iyyydm.ydy.wholye yor itbp bt tbyyybly yenItyyyl 11. ptrityy Ibti nAtyd yt

0btiyybc oeib gl brliyty y 1 tiy ybtlbncor et ibh Il yet r shalbynbyttle ydbdbb. yyl [hbtsbdyybbddbt ybyrlc m y slialyi abytt

be bgbbu.'w alte d 6,ybd th n T or. to raigd, a yyyty &C.yx-

c lss obsh Fh b y.Aityke b. the ,ed dbtlb of c ity.,olt- bdlu n

Ah~i1il~n E ncr t of -0n n oroo Sday in the first mnnr. d after

the exp~hintion ofth ir. .' of '' ember, 1861 bum the h''g of

the grht policy, and illi a within he rs mo pn f eery oliir in;year, the otlteres of We Com on ronnrn n 4.1111 - to be made nn I-oatrhi, a n ld x11. nxilll mg o loirl a 1le611 13-1W5 l

' Statement o[ loIIt j of the Company, ~ c .'hl (?mong at

ended, 7 oeoli oto he aIrvdnly the v nln'i, caill .11 F U 0 1il?.lnotice on ;fugue P.1 ,I,. a, r It Riv,.r i IIli. I l).lhrl ll1lr

Second-Thanmo ountl~o of rr the expense of rhr rutlpmny dotin

flre-fvir rso amount of oxprc incul rd :luring the rear, diet oleihi f avo a n I ru {wks, Manias R,4, and Inlanld ail *Il-

gnpe lli n and Nnv o Ilia o ion RI: I, se rr~ l eyin b

,onIh the bxlavam rem ruing Ito Iho Company, n uttin

forth too mnlallott of cash on hnnd, and the ammo[ as p.....e t

Attrt of Tw H' vela-1'he Suore hadel a of it.. ompany, a t

general nereni g 11 W onn enqd dorche p, t pose after Ihnl I ilr daysnoliCC i I two of the ull~p :pe n bb pjso Ihi, oily. A. l havtle :powe to Eoeiruls mop ahnl Irrn addition or holllIlentinet it

three-fourilmol the vote reooosn led ll ouchln to "Ing 'loll 'el,bu favor of each prnpo yIt lenso esl, an any mod all I "h

ebau Pge, r m-l addition or isoltinshh e ecrdd s eqired byl

Aa ttc l~c Tpra the vnL-ny the explralin of he term of thi

ar eticled twclfl thre tor the 8mr ere sh all be ppointed b y theBoardnt of Thue Il,, nder Mfn , ampt-du orrd-cl o the iir cul ofp'the (Mmpan slei be Ihtn dxtd, Ile debts and nnitit rs paid,a~h nd lha bal ance n dr of it tud a to b rpro, fated Io the mdledan

tl not We ertifrcal sof l miofl .ro ula and flh n, distinctio

of daes; the scone Co inners s Mrrel am Dllae to net "I'll ,Ibusiness of the Idol Irrfs shill he entirely cloud anud netaleuand in easo of :B thei or in toltal of withe ton aid RL or lo

C IMIn~rlald n uryentghudsy n tddilnnt:!iralneo poft

be entitled to recive for the firm yar a peialinerest of eig~

Tuna dot e andlpar sod n my offce, inthe ciy of Nw ., ane

INS4URANCE.othlers ; M. T. Lucros, A Gcnvu d, Edward it-ti, wury pub

I cssrlly the tsssr ; lnI LIe a )roe cpy of the oridgnIYtlntt

Is 1.11? I it ,lrcut I gant tIrYa 1Yrpra ,end r mRy[Is. 8.] anA Itetsr's fIasy s551 51 se at New Oleu1.

sfurssssdd iin 2h d.y of JsIyy. ISIA.ISIIW A I) BARNS 1, Notry PiiddI.

The.. Is.,g,,Id. IIstntIR, of Srs gS I for thse tis, off eas, tIlsni Ihsr Ihn frsgsi i: :IyIrtsIl hs. bIso Asu driyrrc" rled o noieisr IIAo N,,. 4, Fell.s 4d1.

Usc (S;'sss,, Sil,. July, ISA]..15l sA 1:4,5don .JAIlSN HOLSISI, r Ecsder.

U NITRO RTAT~hi OF' AMERICA--TI t R NTAThII IIIJIIANA, F.,6h of Orlscinr. City of New Or~r

I5,1,. rsIUlr d, thn1 tl, dII y, before me, WAITRRIll c., 7 ti, b:uy I'l and for thin sI noely sA yxtell, 5 sily e ssJY nod A,5lltiAd, and In BrexB55, olSthewit

erel A ss ilSA sy Ia d mlls lsd ligd S 11.15551555loll' Il ,mlly rllrle and Hppr ,d the prrliti e l i! names nornlopeuora w tWia ore, mold whlo here signled it ssune at tho fort

1111 .s 1 Isls'~BbyIts l 5-5l IAnd -,,Ially ds elb S fl t at, h9 ps r ss of an d I B mmnn to thls

lirar i,",~ i~ni A I,.a biv No. di r ill cra d nld Lliry on, a, lM bili Illr n ~rol~l O Lli*Stncandnlproved emIlufur

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ARTICLE MOM~DThyj nt,scct nod ysly,,sr Atl. Ass.! 51 I, , to promsts and

foster I555'ovrmlm ud n ell the v.1 riasS I5I55tm55 or AgriculItureiui"+ilir (:Autr.o s 11151- Tsltl ssssTubn S, lissy, As.,retr.. Ifm drel ucIlll5, d5llelrhd~(, (5si dlhxseand S4l1iiR:Sis- Chos: s sl p 5nll ni, slI Isssshs, o5 th BsiS lu i.,-

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15555e upoB sock usbls by sffering Isdss,,.s1Bs and presYslosthcrofur,

TbsR Prsidentsof the A1.1 Asss.is sll bs the proper EsIIcupon w55a ss5ntion or oSIhY P5ro5555 s.s1 1 5erro,

Anrr- ro oopnlnTlhe splits) s btark ofshe AssrisiSInl5RI syby fxed st the S su

of slnesshs,,sd and t lly slsss As dollar., rrsylsst d by sixIlltsh 5A sIh.,ssl os 6lssy-1ss dull.s. .- Is, whics shbIl lb paidIor .Y folisSY, to-wit71-7 pe5r 55ll In rotb 55 if, Rnctnlh day o1 1,5 one

Ino~unoge hndrl n]siSty; twenty per ent. sss rilele')U'lld eF of ,lJml f' 1III'1R/Xf i Irunl p I rrll.o llCO +n day ofid ly uC daly fllowing " Inwrtly por fnt. otl the 1Lflh dy oIs,,rt I dss wiA j nnr.5C5o ramniyinss ISS.ly e5r 51. sn tIlAeIilleenth cony' of Hlllenllor follcrwing; butt the opcrariornx of it,.As~elxlaron may l ononalneed when thirty tllnu~nnd dlollar, ofsix-k it .nbst*rlbed for, aftr uwllch period slmxl any enflraEsilsllslcrs Ssd fur on tsly Ixsbss of rho AIsr SPhsSSns and Stsalb lthe proper sly erfssnrsll PIlit b s A,.Ys J ly il fstlowe s-spS 'y per resnt s ssrt Y l.e Ihn'l b uulh5ridsl, slird thle lIssoin cylr(~ lace csnt. In i'115n5sin of twsy, p-l cant., mshtunn~llgevcr thirty drrr I Hold luiyailtsd.

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AGBI &T POLITICAL WOBRK-CLUSKEEB'S POLITICAL TEXT BOOK.

Encyclopedia,

By MW. CLUKEY, Wahginglon . D.0U.

It contiull, amongii other thing,l ITh, varletd Party Platforms.The Amerltan Ritllnl.Thu Slaiiii~ili rifstn of Conglesl.Wiscrubli Gliry, S'.nton and Walker's Inaugura Add.Si.ators Glree Douglas and Collamer'eiiand Mesirs. Stephens

and thersx' Reports on L(LUlMThPildcrilil Elort-io of the KanaIs Nebraska Bill.Thyuinpldta ' I apek and liivfl orthll CostitutionlAhn :ll..iydlldn, llontiulfryu, by bitind 6:igiuhg Bilb. Tha

.ot h sllliue uii' Pl in 1111 Idulms Indu. d, oval -lh i ircnti

veggldiuil to the i ime, incluiillnu iylflffullgig o.

Thi, I ,ihiii Bd anl9.CBggy' iRi u . tlinuuig, thl l IMl U illiin of rho Publik.

pugiggunf l 1 ihCtg i i Ii.Mg Biagbiigl of iirilf Bugnig i : b h liiig u gibig.

(li. WIMv' gild Mg. (il ~ui f lbii Lislggllilinu ihh Aguugflfri

iidiuld NiullbrfiliiillltL fOsIrirtInrsI;o i

A ilfy ifrr~ glib iii u`uim i,:ih tlhg ggglgirtuf.

A hiltory if lihuad (i-l1 by BUonkIhdAb with the cotes

Prl.lihyuh Pinlu rAhil ulgllitoinf the Ricer T nd igurbc.Bill.

Tih;. Wi.,i T-lib giD...... rotes I reon.,Tu Ngilligton CilJlhil.ii S 1 ggF~ztrct, from 111- c> for :,nd amnlnst Slacery.Mllgrii from pheehles of nhib d Reputgicains and Abolil

Mr. ToImbs' Basin Iilgre on SIlvery.Mesggi. Fremunt and R flhnlh.n', IisfYt of Aiceultgge qMercers. I~liunhlnna' and W illialna' Carters o the L'tiryansan

Istrilnrn 1'harge.Mr. lDalhoau' Pnrt Iiil Add-,rsPresident Jackson'si Pllolamadmoo ag'ainst Nall ifl-lion.

Tha Maysville Read Cato.Ab i.ut pi of MIartB llbf onpio . I

pReporte for31, Da)vis, or South Carolina, on the Politicsty port on the same subject.

Mr. Buchanan lfinorit Repoto h aefn~t

Gop. Wise and Mr. Caruthern' Lottery Hypu-t the American

rganisation, nd Hen. A. B. luIT T'e Letters, sicbed h Math.h"

dehndlng it.

ganthRgn pa 1eech at Phladelp bl0 in November, 18M,.std in Non. ,, oliua alSJ1

A~ history .1f w 1, h rho votes n. the varlons Tarif.

A M Pilllaore's d b110 filFcceb 0111'F 1 , la Ixiterears. n

History of the Ananneztion of Tozas.Opinion of public men on rho power of Congress over the Ter.

The Nicholsn f.trerThe Nashville Contention and Georgi Platformns.

Missouri Compromise, with every veto thereon sectionllyll

The 'omppromlle oresars of Wo.0Oliyroa C mbrmolee.Wilmot Yrovim.With many other things, too nunmerous to mention.E~very subtkaet h, fully treated. and every vote in Congress, onl

say sub ed h b 10p a political sietiismtion1 la Ri onTl ho ill peat op the puLBC .Makler folly on the K"Mu

and other a' eUsnIL

m JAB. B. P 6MIO(I~I ~R~TII IS CO., Poll~hl

BUSINESS DIREOTOiLY.+ I7'IiCENY J. $I. IMPOSTERH AND HEALdER INL Hardware, L i toves, Flre Grater. Pallor t IN. 2111Trnpitouuaam strets.e i(IWLES

&4 JUDSON. CHINA, CROCKERRY AN)B ene Pnrnixhipg .F 440 No. 47 Camp wrt.r.

E)IJLLETT & WHALBV WHO)LESALE "SO.)Scar, Comio),,on and Produce 1Ob rch)),) SN and 44 Net.

.ores. Sa1S

BLINKER, JAMES Y., ATTORN4Y-4ATLAW.a t) ln-Nn. 6(1 Comm-k7~ Plslr. j121, ly

BAXTER., LOVEGLL &r CO., 8111111`1 NO MEBlu."t,, l! enrnrt et f (1wwr" 11.1 e nd rl Pmmnn xnrwrr

LJNTII C W 1NF.. LEWIS & CU.V O)4A4CR4 INFx ,.d ̀traniI "" ll '!r r .1, N;" I In ("an,l r~

LARK, J. J., 14'"444'C), ha I,A)44) CC0T ST0rEET.u Spetrl n (;_P ad Noganinu artct troyal IF New Orlpnnm Is.

rroue. r. conveer. wr, r. coX, Fear~ as- tCONVERSE& CO. IMPO))R0D414 AND) ))EALER..CONVESE L(IiO. TOlllAC:00 AND GUARSR N. 7~2 Un-vicr AN)) CIO NAR)!. N. O 12 I4(ULEDLAN, BI.ITTUN &.~ ~ nL~ WIT11Y:,RS, COT-W. acorsnn wlorchnte, 6,nowt. Illti II

I)ADIRIOL&a CO., J. D. 22)EA44)4) IN CAR-I)1R JAMIES BURNICNS, FPYY114 31' 4). )4HARLE04)

lJ uppllrl(l'i lit Sr. I;llrinx 11-1rz: rn~iidmca, ldEgx llUse .40t. 40.w4rn ferc and )I,'.. .tracts tear )44.)) i

FLE4EIUI.E!Ni) 0UN, N.C.. I)C:AI.ICR IS Al1. 415 )U5 Ir a) 7othinig a nd FPurillollng (irodt, Co.., IYgaxino andrlmr1or044)04 .04

FABRE & C

104). F).4

144

AO4 4

.)

0 READY MADE

V:lothilng m1 ciciniemw Fu P xl*W Ou In, . nor ofD( t.r~lllr/c nl V.-nine trerta. snnlrr Ft. (:brute. AowOl

FROUST& IO.. DEALERSN 4)0)4)4A, SHOES, HBR).can,. I ern. (:an,. Fc., N... I. M10 ,u2in erro1M .

L)AIIEBANKN di CU., FR44PBIE'TUSM OF FAIR IS*.p4,o),u4)))ad 4)4.))))) 141)le'. Potent Wco.,1ht od

G4&ldIrnc C. ..& C., IMPORTEIRI AND DEAL.1. Hardwarr, (otlery. tc., Nos. N9 Magazine ad 41

uL2tUEL 6& JAMJUON, )TAFLP2 AN)) FANCYDLy1 U44.4)r4 direct 5.0i4t. Nos. IInd 18 Chartre

G UININES' EXTREA STOUT-PGRAY BR1TH-ER,,, A~y.,, . No. 111 Old Llllee aired, user St. ILolr

.tret. ml

t UODON & FOSTER DEALERS IN FLOUR, EorlT 1,1:, Psvllrrs ad Now r Ix v treet.. my12 ly

(G(ATIAA S. D. &0 CO., COMM(NSON MNCR.c plnnr and Inlt~lr~*Tl f Wine. No. Zo G.-Truhoone n *rctf

!"t REGORLO. (LOWLANID &CO., IMPORTER,.SWholceal. ud Uroin! Deatnrs in Pry and Gren Frsit

NuOo, ,c.,. etc.. No,. 38 Foloo ,nd 37 Froot 0reat., Now Or

HAUT E. J. CL CO., DEALERS IlJ N GHOUTLRIEL)H JiO)4dl4)1)iCHEMICALS4. PAPER erc., I and 79 TIhaNpfcat.L Ilet

I ENDERLSON Y OAINES, DESLERS IN CHINA.,Gl r ",+, Innhrrl ware, etc., Net C- 1 street.

U ION d OOOELLDO H, JEWRLEIIS, corner o)

H YNFIUN, UEG. W. drUO.. ifBIPPIICO AGENTS

1, dm .,N42ton 4'rc .)14o 0 p p4.4t.

Kuu.oo. . L. 6; BRoS., COMMIS2SION AND. FOR.arldinlg )rer 1--,t No. 2 Front ntree rchs oppnxile ths Canal

,trxet fery'. Pnniti~llar uttcntmn Reir to the p e nrcbalt kindlrl of ti's ter P-lo"l~. n.-251 ly

KIELLER. J. If. C))AP MANUrFACTURER, cornerof St. Alalra and Ioaard nnreeta, New rlearns.

O54de4s IN)t B) Pon4-OR),., Boo K, N. 21, i))l b POropmly

LEVOIS & CO., )., DEALERS IN STAPLE ANDFancy It r I!..I1. corner L~nnnl and Hoarbon streets.

n.141 GHTON CHAS., CLOTHIER. comrer Nf Can.

EV ERUIHIFWIW . E. & LCU., CTT))N FACTO)RSI,4n. 424,nm,4..-i. \I4..M444,4). No. 21 Otdtd 2vs*.

LION 64 ANBJNR E )Mr)O4Rl b OuF FRENCH44ner (i", m..' . arty v 4S4L 44) 4,al. 4 4 T)r or 4))44 )r.

I ONS, L. W., MCN'S, HB)S'' R )OUTH'S CLOTH,Lnn, enur, S, i .(?arle. and ('omen. nt......

MUUCE & UCO., SAMUEL E., OAl.EHC INOhl-C.Lx. Ulu nd )roc)rry Woere. and H04oo, Fuollaig

inx~lr, h'1,. la ('amp trcet.

1,2 ALAREBN&CO.. F.. DEALERS IN LLOTIIINU1 an. F.mi4Wug 0ood0. Non. N and S Canal . tooerO

If Old Ierrc.

I EYF. M. H.. 1W0 C0p stree), WATCHMAKERLr1 1d dualir Ini Jev: lr5, Oald Pens, Fancy Articles and

Ww4Rhna. Aji joewlry atcles repaired st moderte price.mi1 tf

M UNRBEQE. a CO.OAEN)S ANT) BOYS' CLOTH.LI1 IP lu g. of ell ' tl qUiil; I rh0 ter B nd retail, cornierpr 4))oA).)r tnd 4444M,444444'4o444.

.OODY N. N OIIIRT'S NTIEMN4ON'N FURNISH-211 'Cg Gods a4d Fancy Articles, corner Co)al and Royal

ORISON. G. N. 64 CO., WhIOLESAL0 UHUO-P.4sts Oils, paints, BerfumuJ. etc., No. 12 Mogso)Oe

dtreet.

4( OI AAAN 6 0 CO., J. C.. BOOKS AN)) TATION.L. LHY4, 4oha4g0 Yl0F , 4BJ44in)g the PFoR-OR1e, and No4i4 C,~omrr riot 444 _____________

OBUERRS,S DIAULL 64 CO., FASHIONABILE CLO)iN [Wog ad Furnishin4 Goods, c4)er of Campand Coninouadreefe, Imdor City Ilonl.

PIFFET. H.. GENERAL VARIETY Store, No. l2O2.

DIFFET F. AL., GENERAL VARIETY STOoC,4 :3 1 ata 44, 4. 4o4o444. ____ 126

UlIERSON, HARRISON & CO., DEALERS INIWI- llli. Nno. 1 lueeiae, corner /`anll street.

PITKIN , R. A. CO., DEALERS. IN CLOTHING ANDP CniLE , oN. . iE D:1 , I.,peo. .27 OpRAILEY A CO., 0. B.. DEAlERS IN STAPLE

It IYNO4JWS o CO., II. W., TRUNKS AND IN-,l+.li R04- w Inoolr Nn. :i Haeerine rtrnet.

L da C~O.,E., DIALERS IN SILKiL ANDIt F'a " r inl. Ri. 126 V-.1 .1 rect.

`LABiK. S OUFF ER CU., )1 RD1W A HkrJ IR11N, etc., No . o. 4 anl arrest t Ageus for Y~e'a hawCO.,R ILEIWARS

IsTRLNIAED 10, A CO., TAIIIIOSAORLE E:II,'EDHn0 -1Eiog Jdll, ThrunkL, CaDot Barg, o0l.. NEa.3L

T'A YLOt, SONVELL 7'., 0I'DEDT F: R and DORAL

T liUnlP'.th SO BARNES. U IIIEIIIS, No. 2SEc

1'juu . .5NO, DI0D1. IN S111,1. EEK1 and FINk

T'Y"3LD DRIIUEI.L !11 tWk1EJ.FbinlED AND Ll'A1L1 Dealer In\\i'hlit1.-3 ;nd~nd.fn, S'ainla, Oilx, K'fdow Blass,

Geld 1-Et. Ilion-s~ sld Anllats' Fmue Colors, Tools, ore., 90 JL2

WA7',l t ( \N, .. ., BitO.. UMP:ll'FlD R ANDIDeridio. H in ilm aa eCtulry, e, c oruor .nsaua~ius and

WAICIEOS AR SIDOBN, IELLILENH~ AN CAdiEJEl.WAIII"N K lANfDEAER btn. and Uph DElawIy Uo eady, No. 9L

W tI IGHi riD' J. ). DI .. EII 1EGOIN PATODNTSIEOirillra, Drugs. Yurfuma,0e0c. etc., Nos. 21 lnd 161 Choit

W ItOll c LAeLI'N & (CO., COTION FASOfORosnd lom " ien Mantr, No..120 UIsier street, Now

WIESAEI. 1~24;S l.

`1`T RiZLENkLA l14.l L., BOOKSELLER AN DOl'E

hOED EEIEESO E1l IDINY E~l 150ELIHS ,o ,

DEE p LOu , , jnll-u So.it dEl.x. L. l. 50010KUI, NYW 011 ..lglL

0 I S N PVOID OY tit llCOl171O F0 ("FOR1WRd Im S'ou ,.tic ants. V tC Baroodclrl CO. t. dO w OR.

oLS lI L ED~AUIS-W OIlIIDY lIP.W ~ i E AND kB.otD.. R

M`ARETAO.,t UtA 1fBRANDYivh noun~

G. H. LU n , direct Bportion eiron0oiro. LPtionPE to our INuc EDf tb1. eolu179 and ,.hlrfsvulrod brwld Wo ae lt...1795 o eihth plnos, 1798 iu eigbth andMAulter ETipa. BWL do. do.; 18116 L half, qsS e" and LoDhtb

5.fOe. ll lnfiOu '.IvEa on othe sO.le tr and ctho8oh,rEOOerOllE s thin nrtlo Is puref and unadulterated. I. FSr dal0Naw For! tat10and porices b

S MI. E. LEOTIN tED , CO. 1 34hOld Levee .e.0l9 lv Snle Rgnnts in thin ciy.

WINKSI UBIEEIDD.:SlPtt.AGENC WOF

olRETTACO., BRADYI. OoGoD.

PouL'TNEY ACOPAR BRANDY, E I gnIIPG. G. H.LURI AN, BRA NDY. Bordu

F. KLEPPER A CO., WINES, Borddnnu'

NORNTDOb., El , 1 HAMPAGNE.EpernayPARZETTNBSONS, PORTER andALE. Londhn.

,lC.Ihn lsusriber being duly BiLthoried agent for the aboveaeutioned housce, soalldD order. ou tlbaral torn,. for dlreot Im"

pn l',) orobandhreof aher l deetulpllon honghtand Nld Ieommleelon

RE. WOI.FFn17 17 corn., Rnrtcr and New T ryee . drat

COPAlRTN ERSIIIIP.

L StS1'A.NCENDAIERDI 00 l'UBlN . ODD. LE.IIWAr-NE A1SS RAN :u. In, d day e:ilEO lliNIy 0-it 0iD. J. J.

,DO0I1 tO retireTI0om iDilD i5+m ad the slame wlll be comhODb5 KWiI IRT L. ADAhLo, who W iU sttle all Ilinl,tW. nn sd re.,dive It dues,. .1. J. Al1mII l '

AOUTE L. B00M.,No.. O lEcnn1, JIuy 11, 1o 0.

BDRTNEIIPWBA E-1HII UNLDABI)ND h)A thA l

do}i'r Ilori,,,'Il with Irlm ROBERT T. JENNINGSI, 00. 0s

Yeraw t~tly,) in rite :uitnu Lhcnr go ne nd Co~ml nicinu bM.-~a

style of (UBT1. L. ADAMIS & CO., No. 10 Union street.

3 O.T. L. ASTEE . 3

New' UR-oF . Rhov 12 'All'. ID1otoD

05P54 VLSLIARDI ALERDO 01 ID .0-10 EDOIER

SNEioE NOor ths ciEIIs thin Elday NOES itwdn m B R LED,SobC-. Tlohel OylOofoDur iormoooSlooohoA.PLVI AO N,

Cotton RFators and Gout Olooo Con lssion Merochnt, o39 Caroudalls atreet

ew DE rl.ans. sa. 1. 1Nf . 10,00,B/t.AIb ' `A~iLES-Il1LL1A11 TABLES

3.5 .....lo Sloob T. LOUIS STRBl o....bo.. ...... 3Under the.St. Lo DI R Dotel.

The ondarsllgned begs Ieare 10 inform the public that he has

opened a BILIiARD SALESSLI(OM at the above piece, whenn

haionsodsls to kep conelunrlpan hand BILLARD TABLES,From the celebrated manufI~tory of J. W. BRUNSWICK A

RHO., Ciuciunatl, of all dewcriptions and prices; such as

BIiRD'S EYE MAPLE, MAHOGANY,BIRCH ANTI OAK,

With Marble, Slots or Wood Bed. Also, Bagatelle TablesAnd 13a11,, Pell B~oards, Csshies., Clothe, Cl,., Packets, One

1.eatbora, Ten Pin Balils and everything appertafata to BB-' irdb or oiber games,

N. B.-Siurcimers of the bove Table, can be sen at the S

"hiders. YMlblO Hall and St. I.W.~ Billiard R--rm@(a-RcllmrYu done at short native and on reasonable terns.

mhI m ve-Rlbw

ay9 o y . a .Aaomhohae stree

INSURANCEi()0EMCEOVT f l'PUAL INSURANCE COMPAN Y.Ponroant with the reoq.irtente of their Charter,the ('IR0 -

CENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANT make the fol-

lovwing otametnt, voh :Amoutt of Pramlut for the yeaendng 30th of

Ju e, 1 0 .................................. 1, 7,7WS MPremlam on Fire lRk .............. 400,0477

Mlor!ne .. .............. 203,75 04l• er .......... . 3 ,4 •6 7

S L l .. .... . . 1 1 6 7 6

Amont. of Earned P remsm, fr tlle year ending12th Jol;tO560 i............ .. 92.,(05 77

Loooos pald during sune pt.io, •o :On Fire R ...........................249737 8On l rlnoo RIske ........................ 19,30 69

SRiver Rib .......................... 243,439 14

oo1ooo6 ,4educt for lntertht, dcounmt.

conting olt frd, eoe .... 81374,66 27Loas GeneraL Expo<men and

Bonurance ....... ,..... 110,37 0- 18,292 2--04,174 78

Net ProSt ............................ 341,831 01

The Company have the following Arsets, ,if:Bila Receloble., heiotg Loano oo Bond

and MeRgoge .................... $22,40 00Bills Itcelvable, Loans on pledge of

Bank and Public Bto•k.......... o9hk 511 40Bills Receivable, Premlom Notes.... 146,48159

$49,Moo At omolao d ao per cent. City Mods...... 10M 0W0,O OCity do per cent. Boods 10n0d0 to Railrod

Compies....... . . . ..... O ,0110oIat.......................... ... . 122,25986

51.,462.422 1

Plrish of Or•,lo, City of New Orlean.oe it remembered, that on the 26th of July, 160, before me,

the nndereigned, a Juottie f the Peace, in and for the cityaforesaid, personally onplared T3t6 -a A. AIIDAMS, Pretdent of the Creoent Mutual 0n0uranee Compny, oyf New Or-leans, who. being duly swom .0ordiog to law, does depose ando.y tat the foregoing account are st and true, and a correttroncrtipt from the books of the Company.

THOA4 A. ADAMS, Prel4dent.Sworn to and soubcrbed before me, the 24th July, 1960.

D. F. MITCEL.L, 2 dJ. P.Tbh BEord of Thruteeshaeresov0 to pay an interest of SIX

PE CENT. in osh on all the ootstandiog certnficates of Prof-Sto the holdes thereof, or to theirolegl reprseotaotlve, on and

after the SECOND MOND AY In Amogt prooimao.AIso, to declare diideod of TPHIRTY PER CENT. (o 0 per

eont.) on the Not Earned Premiums of the Company for tlhygear ending the 0th JT•e, l0•0, for which certlfoates will beisued on rad after the irt day of Octobe, a ext

And r8solred further, that s ter reserving over One Mllior of

00o,l1. of Proit. all the outetanding eeroofien tr of Lh,imso of the year 187, be redeemed on and after Lth SECONDMIONDAY IN AUGUST proolmo--interet thereon to c00000from With June ult.

2amuel Bell, P. Aveodano, 1os0s Greenwood,John W ltt, amuell Smith, W. B. Tolli,M. 0. H. Norto., John 1. Bain, 3.J. Noble,C. T. Buddeeke, . W. Estltn, John C. B0rell,R. B. Sumner, P. Siemm, Alex. Duthkl,H. M. Wright, P. N. Stroag. Jolmn . CaldwelL0. . Ht.wkRrn, Tho. Henderso , A. Heimo.

. Frellsen, J.J. Pereno, Adam Golffn,8. II. Kennedy. Cootlin FelloPea, tLatury Cooe,W. O. Robinaon. James Torner, 1M. G rIU.

J. W. Orrol., S.B. Newan. Jy2 ly

LOVUIIA NA JTATrM LEuNp•ULANCEi COMPANI

OFFICE NO. 38 CAMP STREET. -

Capital 5300,600.

ptain •osa.J. Iosei•re, R.H. H9w1l,Theodore FPoe, J. N. Robert,A. D. GOref, J.A. Bomofon,Jacob Zoll.y. Am4deo Landry

E. Gonobheao.This Company wll be ready to transt bnes on the lIet of

SEPTEMBER NEXT, and will Lotre agalnst the perile of thesea, rivers, and lo0x and damage by fire, ad allana1l rlak. at

Aoook 01h000 premi1m of FIFTEEN FER CENT. wit 0l.mado to those Itoring ln 1hi4 0000..

E. GANUCHEAC, PreFdaoO.A. PlooLo.,erooosrty.New Orleans. Ao.ogt 1o.169. 4411-

SUMMER RESORTS,. THE ABII'A SPRINGS -- M6S. F. A.

b ,ta. 1EK repecllulty announctr to her fiendsaud the public generally. that her hou is now open

to, he reception of 1c6lto. 6h6 u6riv66 led electric medicinalhaths c 1n now he enjoyed to p6erfcl6n, a6 the fcihtlea forbathm6g 6 n1e been greatly in6reied and improved. Her table,as heretofore, x-II he abundantly upp'.ed. and every attentionwill bo paid to the eomfort of "nalid1. She tarvestly trusts. byher untirmng exertions, to give eallo fclton to all who may honorherby their patronage. lingw ptuaed at a pIleasnt drivingdi6tma from the sll6ge f Co6vi6glo and Maud1al-lle it te6 .dr164 ,e drives to those 66666 .on6 niIn6.

The Abita omnlbu 6 w 6ll be in atttedance at the landing atCovin61gton to convey paeniers to the Springs.

CIIMICAL ANALYSII, 6Y PROFESSORS J. L. AND W.P. R [DD)EiL.This very retnarkahla bpiing Ih 'teated on the Abila riverri",h of St, '1amtny, near t[. miles and a hal' esta of Coy6gton. A , e pul6 e o watrer li= frtLem the earth with

.tron^. current. Its temFetir e wan found to be tt• degrees.It . tittle nllhko any waters known It the neighborhood.

. .om its uounuem chemical compositiou and the largo amount ofSilic i contai cnl we are led to suppmo it has as source verydeep in tho earth--beig, in fact, a na ural "'art•anl.u wJ. L. 6W P1 .1 RIDDI66 6 ,6

Yroufnsoar Loiianu a University."In 100) litres of the water, wci h lxg niler lo'( 0 gI amemos,there are 16.82 6ramme,6 of di.s1ve6d b matr-, made up of the

fo,! owing rotadi,,n-, eaui•-wrat i. the order of their relativoobiind~uce ":tilt i 66ic acid . ...... 5. gram 66c

S ilrh c • .................................... 3 . .

'le 6.6d 66 , 16 6 6 666 666 6."

ro ,nm .. ........ .. .................... 6 11.

Pr............... ................ . ...... 2 :

6 i ..............1 .......................1

.• ,ed- 'in .. ...................... .... 6 6 66 6O.6Chlhine ... ............... .......... ... . 0. .A m .............. ........ .... ..... 0626-,.. ,

m~uter utd hrs ... ... ....... 0.44U.1

16i.2 g6ramme,.In minnerl Tater, vhc:o many higrrdicnms uru a~oerately

heed In olutliml, It I; c•n•edcd to er uncrrltm how thece Ingre-di"n , a,, e cheroiv-tlly •.nild one ro tiee o, her. WVe may. how-

(,`:niC t id, dtic, iul ,•rt th mtthe water conrlh --

1',66n166,66, 6a, chloride of 66e16m. bi rarh'rate

of lirle, ehhorlde of aodinm, clrben•,e of .eda, . eliet o of pe-

t:l,-ar, ld c.u buhaf io ron..eie•te of h.da. auluallo-chloride of

-,diem. an•d p,'oh.,blv caber'c.nl, nmh,•,,. ,e15 In,

nc{, POINTsF CL' IIOTEL.T

sn".,I4:.ated upon the Caera ,iarre of Mlobile Day, lSME_

miles from the city.

Tih;i is a meet delightfl summer resort, and writhin 100 yards

of tihe F* te the fnert salt h nlhalg .pen tale whlole moas. ,ieva d oysters are very nbtundunt, horses and Carrie .•s for hire,and gyood s:nblie acommodatiotus provi,:ed. A fine han,l ol musiplaya• uport the lawn every evening~and also for danclng; amuse-me,•t of all kinks preyidMl.

The ".teamer Crescent will leave for fPolt Clear every even-ng ; also, on SUNDaYS and MONDAYS will go down at 10o' 66616 A. 6.

F. 1I. (IIAMDBRI.AIN A CO., Proprietors..,6ile. A- . 18, 1. a66666 6 m

TO FAMLIES-TO FAMILIES.llJ

rie C•ENTRAL HOUSE,Moototoo, MMI.,

Has been constructed to supply a great want of the cltlirna ofNew Orleans. Perseus not desiring to travel tho,6and6 of milesfor thepurnosoof enduring the prvations of crowded hotelsand Northern watering asylums, can find in Magnolia a quiet.healthy home. with all the comln ot a first-class Motel.

Pare freestone water, good bathing, high atlttde, and a rio-turesqua country, wlth beautiful drives, are among the advan-tage. uttered.

Tlis l ace ran be reached luless than four and a half hoursby the ••ow Orleans, Ja,'ksou and Great Northern Railroad, andpersons doing business In tile city env Icav after buie.s. hoursat tigFt. and return before u6ane6I the next dry.

66.66666 A6, 6.lrHI 66666.oSI AwSL......WIES.-. WV AIUS....WINES.

THE CENTAL OUS

16CI, AREI66T.e00caes Klcpper's St. Rstcphte,

N).. ... pina

3W .. argax..

110 .. ... pints.

10 0.. t, Julien.

75.. .. . etlt.

75 .. .. Chat. du Tertre.

I 3 .. .. C halt. C al u or e ,r.

Io .. ,. trns finoe" rte 48.

106 ..6 . Chat. Y'Qane 'a.ternn .

PORT.

04 qr..cak. Rostersore Burgundy..

140 boxes Ol6 Imperial, 16 5.

24 .. London D.ck.

SHERRRY.

46 qr. casks l11rm'nny Nephew..1 . ff,6 6 , 6ordon' Pa6lo.

ALE.110 ro ekP Parnetti's Erst India Pale.I)0 .. Alltopa' Palr.

PORTER.11 rsks 3dar-ctti'. London Snout.

In et,_ro and for -hle by S. 1O1,FPtea o',. ( a.:lilr eun New trese sl H.

... ..666666,.1.6 ..6...6..6..66 .666 ..66 .6.6EXECTED) PER SHPl JOHIN CARVE RIIm nerd.,~ _x-

150 curt, Apricots, In B,,oody.SU .. tttrnw J. A 0

351) .. Glaict-- Leea i la i .. , n:trts.

01s1Oeby S. D. )ItATIAAARt3.,(rrll 64 I'llrto nlt n n~lr *Irp L.

BOZ RIIiAN'S 1108"IAL'ANo. 90BARONNE STREBIT, New 000.an.,

Noo3)ho Cirolltoon ltGoad To0ml .1Y.

Dr. N. 10R MbAN, Gtat of Montgomeooy, Atl) hootog lotogled to New Ooleooo, tokos Ohis method of 000oun00ng hloreadiness to prosaic and to re 1- patients Into his private boapitat. Tho building he oha fitted oops a hoopital Is admirablydspied to doohppoo, aod,boboeigooooted ii, ouoh ,onvoenientanl desiorablo Dar of lae city, that he feels .arranted in "ringthat it affords "oo~ooosodvantago.

Tho 0oom0 ar0 gener00ly l0go nood iry, ndbaleall oodoo.gooo thoroogh ropair.

Both whitoooobd tolooto.re odmitted.Tbo rotonof board sll)d0oped 0pp0n so kiod of aooooda-

lolonos r o hoodo Aoll rgtho operaionolo chargdeo m 'io Odic,Ns raw 0)inv 1. r300 o oOo

L USTP OR MINLAIAI -CERIIIF(' _"AT for EIGHTYII YUIIB ank of New Orleans Mock, Lnued to JOHNW

Nnti" I, It .roby clron that application '111 be true. tr re-ric-I of paid l:eriifoara .herr 11xty datar firom this dalee

Haw 110-- Au nrl 1. 14, 1fsln Sal "-,,

11 SORF- IIXILJ!CL u~l MAKF;T -'., LIVEOak Oy.oioo Oh r r ioooil. IO.lotosooa sme ond and . laim"'tnp ,I, elseI Mme vile * l~ld N pxp e hxrvea.X

r{ iRF..11W1) A ii.. 04 3 nnstwrrerll.~e wlrk+MA-11i lr. a -tI 1u

1A toIk0 0 ih .0300, 00~llurl~( 0 0001~r 'uU~ r~ri('

00)) ooorGolioer mud lNew OsAtO.

NEW YORK CAIIJDS.,PALDIN'N•I PREPARED GLUE I

DPALDING'8 PREPARED GLUE I

SPALDING'N PREPARED GLUE!

Save the Pleees?ECONOMYI - DISPATCH!

ya"A idtch iK Time Pa T n Nie."-e

As aecldent will happrn, er n welll-reglatei families, Iti. v-r h dhkrn•l• to have -,-mte chep ad c VErni•nt way for re-pairh , i|'urnila: h.Teoys, (r:cekery, etc.

Spaldlng's Prepared GlueMe,- ill .nr.ch emrgenrew, awl .o Imonu.hlr l cnn aford to I~Mihhout it. It is always r.ndy and tp tothe rtickrpinoist

There i no lonrger a n* 1SIity rr liimpna egs.iri, pllntIetrd ren I.rs, hRule,s dollb. and br•on eraldlc,. It IS Jt the articlef, ca, hlandother l and thi, l work, ,o po

pular w•b t Is

dlbg ofd . eine!nt andr tnets.thia, dmirahle prelprat:om is sd4 COId, .hiny ehnitally

held h. = ,lnlotm, and po.-e-.;"- al l

th• raftnahre qlltln of

tl 5 ••111i"t Eaine-maki- cr's glue. It my I e n cd In thIplace ol ordi-nary mIclliue, being tra.ly treesadhtd.

"E EPUI. IN .EVERY 7O)I(sE "N. B.- A Brush aceompanl each botth. Prlce, 25 cati.

Whol-;d- Dept. No. 4S Cedar ,treet, New YTtkAd5r!., HIENRY C. SPALDING k CO.,

Box No. .G0, New Yorkt

Put up for D"..lr+ in CaKs containing four, eight and twelvedsnl--l bhcautisT Lihol.srph Shws-CEsM SeEmpOnying e chpackage.

Wj•A single rtle of ',PAI.DING'S PREPARED GLUEwill cyvc ten tallt tt, cost ann idly to every or

,ehold.dQ

Sold by all prom!n:nt Sa•tiours, Dlr•iyisti, lHardware adF'nriture Dea.l-., Grocer., and Fancy ltores.

Countr merchants shull make a note of SPALDING'SPREPARED GLUE, when making up their li-s. It will .tnedany elinatle. ja19 lyAW

J. J.: ;,RYAP. ........ Q. Ms-ISV'NORTHII, SIIERMAN CO,

IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS--or--

FORIEIiN AND DOMESTIC FANCY GOO 0, CUTLERY,JEWELRY, STATIONERY. MUEICAL INSTRt

r -

MENTS, COMBS, BRUSHES, PER-FUMERY, BUTTONS,

TB READS,etc.,

No. O9 Chambers street,my21 ly&W NEW YORK.

S Y E J"USTUS R. BIACr E.SACKETT, BELCIER & CO.,

O1 L S8 ALE GRO tO E S,Importer, andi Deaters in

WINES AND FINE IIQULORS, and Agenti for VIRGINIAManufatclred Tobacco.

No. 25 PEARL STREET, corner of Whitehall st.,my: IylW fool cf Broadway, NEW YORK.

ONAS BROOK & BIIOTHERS'BEST SIX O dAtl AND PATENT GLACE

Spool Cotton,WhYe, IBlck and tll Coln.

CimldnIng lhe c-otbner of silk wibh tile sres1mh of linen,and for S.EWING k7AIM. TNF USE ABSOIUTElY UNRI-VALED. For slc by ith principal houses in New Orleans, andMobile; and also in original case by the manun. turers' agent,

WM, HENRY SMITH,aul IlyW Nos. 2 and Si V.y stree, New York.

H E. DIBBLEE & CO.,H IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS-or-

Silk and Fancy Dry Goods Ribbons, andDRESS TRIMMINGS,

White Goosd, Iaces and Embroideriea, eDravat, Hoiryc andGlolrs, and s full (Srtmet of Drens God., Shawls, M.etil-Ia., Skirt,, etc., It.,

29 WARREN AND 25 MURRAY STREETS,my24A6mW NEW YORK.

L ADIE' WINE ............ LADIES' WINE.

SPEER'S WINE OF ELDER,Celebrated

For its wonderfull and benscfl,,l qilmlstis, a GENTLESTIMUI.ANT, TONIE, DIURETIC and SUDORIFIC, whichi ersufied to by Phyichns and thousands of Ladies and Gentle-

lte in all prt, of ,urop5 and Americo.

As a Genltle Stimuleant and Tonlc,It trcugthbn. thie Digestive Organi , improving Ith Appetite

and Purifying tie Illood.

As a Diuretic,It imparts a healthy atilon to the GLANDS, KIDNEYS, and

URINARY ORGANS-very bepefIicl in DROPSY, GOUT,Eruptle anid Bheumatic Aflicetons.

As a Sadorific,It ets uypon the Skit, oining tile pores and expelling all Im-

puritic• by innh.ible perspiration, thereby drivirg off Eruptlons

and cleansing tie erfface, giving tone and vigor t the wholesystem, and a BLOOMING, SOPT rud HEALTHY conditionof thle +(KIN AND COMPI,•EXION.

The Chippewa Tribe of Indiansavei losg used the los.om and Fruit of he Elder sa on of

their tutwt valuable vrmedile-.

' In Germany,Tihe lrries are drid and pseserved by families fur use in ses

Speer's Wine of ElderI, plle from the jilce of culiitated Elder, recommended l by

PHYSICIANS amd ('I:EMISTS, as poye.sing irmarkae me-diScnal propetie., SUPERIOR to any othler iWil.s inl . oanuBe, and an t ecle nrticle for all W1 AK nod DEBIL mITAT-kD PERSONs, bed uth AGED and INFIRM, i-isturing rAL,OBSTImhTIONl)' i plohsig the o APPETITE usnd sllrnlslhinLAIEISIM and CIHILDREN.

F o A Ladles' W elln,BEcase, it will not intooicate, n, it contains no mixtres of

and nutdtite ptope, ; t , ; i tl ie;l linl r - initlolh tn to the StOan-ch0 and ic..lsbi s 0 slsil. .In;ae s a it e s~ p s r',l or pl lt

y be rtd With meh, or at

any- .iy, t- gh the d,,s, i- di-h,-l.We ilnlyi L inLdgeIcy tob make oi e hsinl of thi,

Folr tludo iti 1Nrl ()l~O . S. I E. J cO.. JOIIHN

51ri 1.1011Illp l ,liS hEt E gh Utthe ti C sysi:a ci ti bs.. ,7y1'b. badllie ,applied :u priopi iiPI-I'i,

Iry2., 55aw .h BRuads-y, 5.5 Yoshk.

MIINER & STEVENS, jJ ~a,FINE CARRIAGEIS AND ICUG;GY WAGONS,

NoS. 5r anId 56 Fslalklin sid 77 Whle sstsls, fi5t dour icas ot15-sa(sas., NEW YORK1.

Elaving removed from th1h" .shts s.sA.S Broasdsas , to theirnew tad l•lre e1ternive e1tahliLhment, hloc on b il anud 1r2nwannfacluiiiP t, odelr, c&ci. de-epeir o' F', hlc Oh.riaK hs and Night R ed and Trutting Wangod , ' ,um bt hint so.h 5t;d MlLtrhls and Asolktlmrlhips sy, dior Ialsslsy of ldes s,finEhll aud dullaildye , nIs f 'llo ] i i OLt lptriorh , u ln,) olthers'l, ill Ita thonls . f.2• lyAW

OM BIRLL1AIDS! BILLIAI*)S IV

PIELbAN'5 I1NIROVIEIS BILLIAISRD TABLES

COMBINATIO-N CUSIIION S.

Pnsrntd Feb. 109, 1M5; O,'t.: 55, 150G ; e. 5. 15&57; Jaln. 12,1\w; Nor., 1, 185; and lMarh 2J, 1x59.

Phdrla n, & Collender,SOLE IANCFACTURERS, NJ.. 63, 60, 67 nod 6

9

Cro6hy st.

SGp'Thnre Tab'nlts are int ue and may he seln at " Miller'sSothern MBilliard 8nloo" 105 1Oar street, alo at tA Loui.inar, l'Pelicn aud llosto Club', and crlt n1, obtained froum •L

. MILLIE, Kole Agrnst for tlhis ely, who also ells all articleSi5 ,he gilltald 1iue, a follows : Billard CIol5s, CEns, I51ther6,Chalk, rtr.le 5h5 aplo on hand a1d for sale, severln f11e m~cond-handISllhuds Thls. jy21 ly

TOMES, SON & DIIELVAIN,No. 6 MAIDEN LANE,

NIw Yons,---1mpor6ter and Wholeals De1l1rs In-

GUNS, CIUTLERY,PLATED WAIRE, JEWELRY,

FAN(:" GOODSSIS I1'rI:"IES,I'EIO, EIR Y ANDlRO SROAP,.

LES Sole Agr to for Wesath' iElldo (',A N iu otdl ( UNTS.

etW InI551 1m

TICE OLDEST CANDR n•ANUpAC.TOLRYIN AMERICA.

ESTABI, ISII D IN' 1806.

ididRI y RI Co.,

(Olhpoe te d ud-o, Riter RL tlru,,a De pot,)NEW Y O GK.

I'anll , Sugar Plums, Lozenges,s etc.,In tall hir .•ale Iir nsdes ehclusivels f,6m tl5bS5 55c6ned,oaf 68ar, without adul5erati55UU or tdmsi5t11e of sil o scisIshubh.tllt*• of anuy kind.Those wtuhilg to tt(.hase n pur- arildr -o rerlteetcd to callaud easilne otr stoek, and totlrast theta with thcma offered,

-•ORtss of ASSORTED CANI)IES, Sor families, put lip to

older, at trirc. ranginKlf Il ,b npupardsn.Lt(UtI!S.dses, tc5., ietc,,l krd is. tone, of 12, 5)0 ad 10W bit.,

suLt5l5 C f5 r tie Ka.u.Ilh. 5rank5, a tlld s l5 h ~l5 d Io older.f'TUsrdrss .bymil pirmpsll. eecuted.

FFICRE oF T H5 6 UOVELTY IIION WORKS,

1r. F W. W. C.OOls i1 656 dAsly a6tth615i6d Agent in New O0-I sus,. Asyslsdrsr tken 1~5515 a6 our aeeotmt willrmlteoll5 imm.6Ed'66 and caled "f 6euti5t.6 W. 6lic1it hlls j56511gcr1 olur tdicnd Lhiuitolaos .

IIORATIO AIIEN, Ple•idn.P. W. C. (CO0i-Ofice, No. S1 6 N:cha ,,tr31t, New ()lean6.nyl ly

NOTICE TO CARtPENTERS AN UILI•DERS.

PATENT SAWED WE6TIIERBOARDINt.Both Rough 6ad DLs•i-d, 1m, ID ,h, ve6y 5bst YE1.LOW

PINE and CYI'BtEKESISSII, i rfor rle in Is,, to Uiat P5.-1ehasel.at the LOW5•IT MARhi, I'R15;

1,191 . STAR PLAblNG MILLS,•:few BRin.

From Texas.

Miucr Conn rrrainr.--.a volunteercavalry eoaspany has been organized at Moscow, Polk eounty.

The citizens ufhanton, ~mith county, have formsed a volunteer military company.

A fine cavalry company was recently organizedin Austin county.

Two volunteer companies have been formed atMarshall, Harrison costy.

A fine company has also been raised in Jaspercounty.

In Brownsville a rifle ompany has just been or-ganized.

We notice preparation in other parts of theState to raise volunteer c Salray companies

The best form of vouinteer military organisatlonin this State Is that of rifle companies. The uniformcan be made simple, coSafortble, and eeonomieal;the rfle is the national weapon; the iaproved mo-dern rifle, with the sabre bayonet attaured, is ascomplete and formidable a weapon as could bedesired; and for young men there is o moremanuy, exhilarating or healthy exercise than theactive drill of a light company.

lncnsmuanRY DOCCxcrS. - The NacogldoeheaChronicle states that a large amount of mait mat-ter franked by tine Notorious Sumner, was detain-ed at that office recently to await the decision ofthe Postmaster-General. These pamphlets, uponexmnination, were found to be the speeches ofSumner on the "Barbarism of Slavery," and kin-dred subjects.

The Chronicle gives a number of names of pat-tieU-nearly all preachers-to whom these do-.ments are addressed. This should not he taken asevidence that the parties named sympathiso withthat fanatical knaveandpedantic puppy. ie prao-bably obtainas the names of these parties from somechurch publication.

The Brenham E•nnirer and Cameron Sentinelare urging the establishment of a line of stagecoaches from BDenham to Belton via Caldtwell,Cameron and lrnyant's tation. Three heavy mialaare sent weekly from Breshinm over this routa.An excellent bridge has been built acroas theYeagua bottom, some 4i0 yards, from high-labn tohighbland, thua obviating the principal oejeitonsto travel by the route. The remainder of the roadis exceljent.

Mr. M. Englemann, of San Antonio, has madewine recently from the grape of the " Bieling"vine, that growo on the borders of the Rhine, andis in use in Germany for wine-making. The Texaswine he has made is pronounced to be similar inflavor to, and equally as good as Johaunisberg.

One of the most important interests of the State,that of the atock-raisers, is now in a flourishing con-dition again, the rance being everywhere in primecondition and thecattle luxuriating on abundanceof gueod grass. It has taken but a few weeks torevive this valuanble and growing interest from thealarming condition it was sinking into, from theeffects of the long and desolating drouth on grassand water.

Despite the severity of the drouth, it has taughtour people a salutary lesson in many branches ofthe farmeras and planter's occupation; and, fromall we can learn, they will profit by it in manyways.

A sort of general row occurred in this contyon election day, about twelve miles east of thisplace, in which three persons were stabbed, andone knocked in the head with a pine-knot. Oneperson is thought to have been seriously injured.The parties are now undergoing examination be-fore a magistrato in this place.

[K(osciusko Chronicle.

A MAN KILLS HIS MOeTHE BRCAUSE HE BCLtR'v iHER TO nE A Wrrc.--The Providence Press re- tlates the following:

Y terday morning, shortly before sunrise, Daniel IBrownmg, a very civil, industrious and well-to-docolored man, aged 28, an only son, living on hisfarm (of saeventy-five aoreo, upon which he hasrecently erected a new homuse), near Shady Lea Ivillage, in North Kingtown, murdered his mother,Mrs. Content Browning, aged 54 years, widow ofJames Browning.

The perpetrator of this bloody murder aroseabout 4 o'clock, took an ax, and went immediatelyto the residence of his mother, which is a few rodsfrom.his own, broke down the door, entered herroom, and buried the ax in her skull as she lay inher bed. He then went to the house of Mr. Benja-min S. Congden, a neighboring farmer, and saidthat he had murdered his mother and wanted somebreakfast; that he had been thinking of killing herfor several days, but had not done it till that morn-ning; that his mother was a witch, and he hadfound that she was bewitching him, and wonld killhim if he did not kill her.

Mr. Congdon disbelieved him and accompaniedhim back to the house where nie lay dead. Theax had been buried in the very center of her head,and lay by her side overed with blood, hair andbrains. Daniel said he had a vision last nigt tokill her, and that he intended to do it. Mr.t. ad-vised him todeliver himself up to a magistrate atonce, which he did readily.

Me appears to have been the subject of a mono-mania in regard to his mother bewitching him,which was not brought on by the use of liquor orby bad company, but by religious excitement.This insanity is hoteditary- his father,who was theson of Primes Browning, having many years agokilled a relative named Sato, upon that identicalspot, which is the homestead of the family, undera similar hallucination, and afterward starved him-self to death for the crime.

Mrs. Browning has lived in Providence for thelast fifteen years or more, and returned last springto live near her son.

BAYoU RAPIDEt NAVIGATION.-WO are pleasedto see that this enterprise is about to be crownedwith success. It is strange that the Bayou Ra-pides, a natural canal, should have been so longal-lowed to remain useless to our parish. While theState has expended thousands to disimprove the.Falls, this great canal, imade by nature, has re-nained utterly useless.

Now we see that the efforts of our fellow-citi-zens, led by the public spirit of such men as Gra-Iott, Long and Gordou, are about to open a newavenue for the transportation to market of theproduce of the garden spot of the parish.

Thursday night the steam towboat ltsidlent ar.rived at our wharf with a full gang of hands. Allthe preliminary works have been completed. Mr.Angamar has taken hold in good earnest-the bricksluices for carrying off the surplus water are allcompleted. Assoon as the steamers can be passedinto the waters of the bayou, tle work willbe fin-ished. Warehouses are in the process of construc-1ion. cars and every lacility for the transportationof freight will be furnished in duo time.

Tihe construction of the works have been en-trusted to the sumerintendeace of Mr. J. W. Burke;a competent and skillful engineer. Mr. Angamarhas secured the services of F. A. Boissat, Esq.,our fellow townsman, as general agent and busi-ness man. A better selection could not havebeen made. Iis business capacit is unquestion-able. All who know "Armand" will acknowledgethat the right man is in the'right place.

A new era is opeuilg for our friends of the"Island." You may laugh at muddy roads andlong distances. You are as near market as isAlexandria. [Alexandria National Democrat.

DEATH OF THE OLDEST MASON IN TvR U nITEDSrTves.-The Alexandria Gazette of the 22d an-nounces the death of an aged citizen, Mr. JohnShakes, and adds:

Mr. Shakes was one of the oldest eitizens of thetown of Alexandria. Be was.born in Kent county,Md., on the 20th of October, 1774, and wanted,therefore, exactly one month of being 86 years ofage. Having lost his father while yet an infant, inconsequence of exposure in the camp of revolu-tion, he removed with his mother to Philadelphia,where he resided during a portion of the Presi-dency of Gen. Washington, octupyinga house inthe immediate vicinity of that illustrious chief. Heserved an apprenticeship at the brush-making busn.ness in Baltrmior, and immediately on attaininghis majority, attached himself to the Masonicorder, of which he continued a very active mem-ber for sixty-flive years, being at the period of hisdeath tire oldest Freemason, probably, in theUnit-d State:. Mr.Shakes removed to Alexandriair Is0l, and since that time has constantly residedhere. Ilie filled for many years several offices ofpublic trust, and was generally beloved and re-spected by tilose who came in contact with him.

-- . --GtN-. II ovNey' DBygCec.-It is understood that

General liarney hias written a letter to the Secre-tary of War, repellilg certain charges madeagainst him by General Scott. It seems that Gen.Ilarney was removed from his command in Wash-igltoe Territory at the demand of the British Min-ister, it being charged that he had violated the ar-rangement entered into between Gen. Scott andG(o. Douglass, by removing the officer assignedby Gen. Scott to commmand the U. S. company atSan Juan, and by reviving the United States Terri-torial law. Gen. Scott having reported to the Sec-retary of War that before leaving the Pacific coasthe distrusted (Gen. Harney's disposition to carryout with idelity and courtesy his arrangementswith Gov. )ouglass, Gen. Harney replies that hewas never officially advised of these arrangements,and that he removed the offeer assigned by Gen.Scott to the comtaand ,f the United States com-pany, because al hie punishing and banishing per-sons from the island who hal been acquitted ofcharges of crime by the legal authorities. Gen.Barney also makes defecce against the charges ofreplacicg military by civil rule.

rV[ lahington States and Union.

We learn that the regulators in Muhlenburg afewJays since undertook to captnre a man by thename tf Hayes, in the town of Greenville. Hayesresisted, or rather refused to be taken by them.and was shot in the leg and in the arm; and thuscrippled, he was taken by the desperadoes somemiles from towm and given one hualdred and twene-ty lashes on Isa bare back. We shall have mnoreto say of this outrage when we have ascerta•edall the facts. [Madisonville (Ky.) Register,

The MS ereat OhksaWWie a '

We are lforsmed by* allisen oefE ethat on Saturday last, bot JI eo'lok, A.oadet by the name of Kimbal, from Lowty. in the same State, was yaltearde S'Otl0killed. He, with a codet by the m e ateeffrom ontgoimery, both of whom were aothe Military Inatitule went on to enad edsome auserted, for te porpoge of pr•aee•t ae+target with their patolf; but as onthe sespose of rehearinr their kemoue fortton. Kimbal ariug dmuhed rast,return to the Institute; and Jonea fotafter discovered imball gm dead, wlt•amade by a shot in thle bck

Parther than ths inot known ofawh tsaoy taianfaidr, e the coroner bd not held an lunau-a wh

our lnformsnt left ntteawle, and aln taau ntaenot elicited, and the perpetrator of ae dera'we.not known. [Cotamb b Bus, 4I te•at,

Since the foregoing was Is type, dt BheSpirit comes to and with the followlug aof the afair:

This following extract Au.a s-written by a gentlemen i•. a O• a jmeemat eDartiEflllar Of moof mea laeha IMhappened in that place on the 3j 9dteto h,muc b regretted that so oo mysoJ as o •days are allowed the unrestrihe• t Is e uOt correponadent soya:" Cadet John T. Kembfe,of Lowtd ,

A. J. oe of K Voaone.went ant t ther feladihe reamgsho•t ate LaPh with aL worrowed. fldeo aachandedg

Jones. While thed

the right souldr badeinflctling a fltaPw•n ..nd.

'Kemble remnrkedtbtlhe was mmehthmh , aid betpihotel. After walkinog ahet =rPlemble fall apoe theeptired. They f hab •rehIm and came up to thsnllaaKemble's death. HMe($oiooisinexerieoed. In his alarm

of tin sear* mahe y, ater d :y

eaMh other, n h botl •famong tbheir comradstruly unfortsnnte o•eenrrethe minds of nay thasistJta'in triotly crretI Kemble will b le d rtO rp- v

honors, and hin death is eIoetrelwho knew him."Jones' first denitl I regrsetted," ta p s a-

lowance is to be made for a mas ypawl *Atunately pla ed, and so shocked a h••Ireunexpected and truly deplorahle ' jsport. p`".

Mn. IaVrZOr ON JOine Bioo .- O f1859, Edward Everett: advda M ib iin Fanneil Hall, in Boston, 1•fanaticism of the ,eaenlgerand rebuked the snm atleated in favor of John Bro wn.

After giving in that speech, ibloody events of the St. e Be gs 7presented a plcorseof theB Bntbhfollowing patriotic asnelma men

"Upone this ommnnity, thusthe design of Brown to lea looses srevile inaurrection, and towhich for magnitude, atroelty,have stoodalone in the history of asf lttthis eight or nine millons, agaifao war was leveled, are oar fellow ,tied with sn t the protection ofGovernment whirch reesolethes li rcolored race--a ompst whieh d n w .s l/5of the Union or of the SStes ls-besupport !Il

"Among them is a fai pwomen'of edeation he mligions lives and, ehar .eib'i'mothers, sons and daoughtnsrepeadorn any station of socity, so " •ywho read the name Bible that tename of the same Maker •aee ename God, being a clasm of mae

gone forth someof the greatesTters-Waeshigtoen, Jelbco s-Morehall, in the 0in7ge atl ofwhich the first blow had i•itblthe mean, thewomen, feor wldsbeaC `rifles are moanoletnred in ;Leplaced in the hands of ansupposed, most • •' rd tohown, to be waiting' lfotnsa them n ha•weeeb:adml#b goseen there tonhing maifeatatois offeelings by which tho'ctrcle in afl*high and ow, mister and servanat~asetogether ; and-when I cObstomp-would have enued bed Lho Lcurtai rose at Harper' FParthrough all its scenes or fl•and mnrtter,rapine and d a UcatastrpLke, I am flled w••laword can do Justice.

Ton LA• EcireSB.--n a letteirFf "teg4tBgche; Superintendent of the Oobt ,*o l"ht ,ilished in Sillimin'o Joernnl for Seplotiv, welean account o1 Ltent. Gillios' expedlltonn b'thse ierm coast of the United States for Ie Oedoti "vey, to observe the late eclipse.

"The sun there rose eclipsed, and t mtelu laW -of the air was s great at the time tahan. tfhiobliged frequently to wipe away the deew tbobject"lases of their teleseopes. At theof totality, beads olf golden and rnby-.llrflashed almost entirely around thle nO•,"•i•mat :stant even forsseecondat one point, bat l 'flashing, as reflection from rippledo twae, _.nmutable in the respective plates of thbaltolrs •sbead.thread broke op nsuddenly, whenal th•time, protuberances were notize: beJyondlowl•g limb of the moon. The lagies" we lthe form of a flattooened cone, or pyramlid of musnlcloud, about one minute in height by two mi, tbroad at the base. The cloud was nota a f rima•s, but apparently an aggregation of imallnek.and Its geleral tint was a rosy pink, with ocas-sional spots and edges of yellowish white light, sthough sunlight shone obliquely through them.This was an extremely beautifual eight, andosorpied Mr. Gillba so intently that he teat the beatfthe chronomater. It woas then so it kt•butcould not see the seond.diat on thel•.gaieter without a lantern. 4Ou loo"king 0telescope he saw on the moon'sof the spectrum flashing in lternee ` wlequal diameter with that body, andeebh :revolving towards the lunar oenter. 'The obcolors were 'not visible beyond the moIes. btw -halo of virgin white light enoireled it, wbi•s •,uniformly traceable more than aeendal'iami•tertL -yood the black outline. This ooronawaso omoof radlalbeams or streamers, having silgltltia-tor fainter interetices retherthan a disk or regeg .sdiminishing or sauflhsing light btL theiE rnappearance of the apetrua nCireles,ceossntly changing bands of crimso•nilow and green, were thoroughly btdiUllc Ubcolors eontinued visible for at least ton m g.The breadth of eachs peotdl•efee-i ws, b•g Utmation, about two milutes. The grasl sef "were not darker than peagren. Threie stseraacolors vanished with the firtappeacanee of jig t."

CorTnmo oUr T N MeooaIo WAN INEnMWi -.-The Spanish war steamer San Antoao left ib-

raltar Bay the morning of the Ist. altfor Al nt,with the Moorish war indemnity, wheade the ianeswas transmitted by railway to Madrid. The Gitb-raltar Chronicle thus describes the nonlaog eat orthe pieces:

Each of the counters used both hands'. smhtaneoasly, and the quick movement of the-while the five fraae piees were ol0 aoapilesof 20in the hollow of the hand rmem t.prestiglhtion of a goad performer en til ptna itThe average time occupied in ootthie g a of1000 five-frano pieces wes betwaeen five au•-rminutes. The quickness of the eye waS gtthan that of the fingers, for, though the ey of &looker on could hardly follow the rapid mevomtof rounting, no baoe metal could eeeapethagifa.of the the counter, and a false coin was at aneodetected.

A MATRLMONALt SWINDLEI AIVtINO. 70401( IklrMoot.-Thc Saline Herald, pablished at &.ro ttItoci Me., o0 the 25th of September, gives a iatailed accoount of the -syetematlo schemers olvt•loainy" practiced upon a widow lady of that hneby a Blaltimore man named I) hbar1abe atailor by trade. It appears froe the tiuthat about fifteen months ago Chemnerlain loosatin Arrow Rock, opened a shop, and did a enpgood business. He became acquainted with atia.pectable widow lady and married boe. Judrpretence of going to St. Lo•s to purehame sn adrditionel stock of goods, he succeeded, tin gettingabout $3000 from his wife, In adaltion ito othernmoneys before obtained, from the mam e ofHe departed and has not been beard .h4o men.Chamberlain is about 4 yersa oa age, weigh abort1Sn pounds. inclined to eoraelane -embiertp5sy"--about five feoot eight iaehsesl*bh elryblue eyes deep set in hin head, usually neat caLprecise in his dress, and is rather refitred In himanner.

Mluana Nya SrocwaL..--We ha•te the pan*.ularo of a murder comlmitted in LantAte• town-ship on Sonday. Two men had been dtte~ln`bIgether, and getting into a difeulty. *.-. Mc••ystruck his companion, Jhn ChalosatE. oel. fhead with a jug, fracturing his skullsd si•death in a short time. A verdict wasroeder.inaecordooce with the faots. and Metoy arrledand broaeht to town by Corunor teel ad Mr.SPlait, His trial will prbh•bly come #4 al the aPproachiog term of the tizrcnit C(hrt

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