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4a.e..e41.y ..dbeMIIe.4ppIieItneI Re~~e b. lee.hou ti
.emhcreaI dl aeel the fromin sIllk aede.Itb tennHdne 0.
*mg M. SIMS. SUTTO af k D0'lokP UnDI.. olr
ataP" ""7 O er, aid doctor-mast hn timly UaW i I
s~nda~sl~u dV
A UTHWEBT 0· 1· R.
L ROUTE. nI*L
91.» H~nTbrarhtoNo YrkinFor ay
th Deogen of the RI 9,
RAILROAD Ccose ol
»Oat.. Yn. a a byMl.MslpI b1ihe tut Rwlllu d a..
I=14 to Grand .juwtl hi Tenn.Mrnt l
Tkra Wn U h to Naa ti. and NewYork can b hod attt
nd teatgin wil r
Rir aa acordngly
9it anceo1Bgag lowdechpsene. I
on !a SIPS, SUTTON A DUDLEY. 01r
DOSENALIER & CO.'S ISLAND OP CUBA
R PRI,88, receve and forward all kinds of paokpge. and
tO5htt Haooon_ Xotmtoo, Cardeou, VilltOGrs, tgaen to
a OaN, T , Snofa nes, etf., lu oonnectlon with ths ex
su o , I~o Co., Carrgton & o., United sttet.o
Amean and Eropean Exress an E
the United RBDING 01 MCo a an Europa
tl. S owoo, RtDDING & CO.d
18 if St. Charle atL. under St. Choae Hotel.
VARIEIEX S STABLBS
No. 101 GRAVIER ST.,
S Net the Vaettla Thatetr.
Tmhe raadnlgd re lly t 0ve 1 n1ie. that, holtng par.
the abov wlkown St he wll be praed at
Dtim . to fei.h HORSES 0d BUGGIIES for HIRE, a the
He so bo noow hand, d will oontlnuo to receiveO nd
oee NFOR SALE, a took of SINGLE oad MATCH HORSE.
smerloitg the beet eleotloon of the Northert markeLt. Hoere.
Fot[oally llokto shar of the public patronge, oand invite. all
who ty fone t0oak, tO oell aod ltnpot the nlmals reow 00
.te tf J. . FRENCH
BILLIARD TAbLES CONOTANTLI
end for saOerom the mo.ofoootoyof
... O.J. M. R BRUNSWICK 8 OR., oMne.t
opalo0o.ool.oood llitod Tab)"t Brpoowicks' patentOctf
m;oa to.aý Qtt o a. CSoe... od oil Ot .. t hgt hhlotoohot
A. W. MERRIA.
01ll1 iOt. 4haerlo Hlillord Room, . o
D.YE, I .........DYe N,.,. #...........D YIN
J. 'SOXRMPS, DYKERAND SCOdRER,
No. B Bourbon street,
Hu the hoo to loform th phbll that hb hoa Lost some,
that he wiltoetDye, .a n oteree,, with the carefol etteu
den for whikh he i1 "llbrated.
The menoet in which, tot the tloot twelve ypaoc, ho hosltt..
led the namaeo tomer of his blt.hment on BourbSo
last, t n ouant" ot those wbp * 1I honor him with thef
of ly
FP[OC OF TWIE NOVELTY IRON WORKS,
New.York, MY 8.18'09.
SMr. F. W. C. 06OOK oor duly oauthoroted Agent n New Or.
*. A'ny 001o tolcno hiohboom oor acouotnt wli rteeoie
0r tnmedot1 an1d 1 a t0 attention. We slcit the ptrolge
0or friends In Loulo.ano.
HORATIO ALLEN Poeoldoot.
SW.O. COOK, omes o. 88 Natohý A't0t., Now Orltnts.
mty. ly
JISIANA'mUTUA. INSURAncE (COBM
ANY OF NW ORLEANS.
OFPICE-SBouth oerner of Omp and Notcheo s0et.
ooat o Pre.l.m8 for yar oodlog Fbrhesry 2,
,lSOS... 57,oo0o S elO S
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EThe TrvteO have dculatd a Ocrlp Dividend of SIXTy PEB
NF. .teOPpylng Stx per cont. lntereot on outstanding strlp,
odrdthe ttatloato of Sorlp of tho yeolrs 18o and 1857
tried redeemaoble scrips payable In coh 0n and oftet
SBO0ND MONDAY OF MAY NEXT, ond the ertlflcates
Sthe year tendig Fotbruary , 159, will be issued o
tar "dot Jue, 119.
OBARLES BRIGGO, PreMdloot.
H.P. JANVIER, Sootory.
Y8URE SUREVEYOR AND CIVTL EINGIN EOR
.biiom~oood hNo o8rt to AMITE OIT ', where h witl
t hootood surveying lotd, tnd wll act os GENE
kD AdTin toe potlsht of St Heoleo,, St. Tam
and Ltotegotoo.
od laMds, d0t01 theS grdoaton low--N
A r Royand nooellorito-Lw, Lt. UI-0 5
r . osotNo.Oo t..od s i "111.
'jOST WILL PAY NO DEAYAIES EXOEPT
Re Grottorood 0 Nsod .0x
,",ii ., 's a ".t tT oNWarsn..- ._
>~tP CP ( OOIOFAN.
fielar, n matd0r.t` hoLAR e ,¶.H of Lolet
1946. l t>.o Aow~ur r j.
peso
BR ! frNth OWI. that thi TwOf Jewtto.anr etht.(o J1117 is
t re" hchfrefr'e heK , l Uelluo i ed.....teeeot Aerla h, ih
yohieh ofrd di eemm ltnd eewer.,
Io ht Jetentll.d~a ppared the parlti whoh name. fr
h- honeoreato torHed o detOle m, lg tt rig hem tre.1 of
Uan th/proot .,f thetwsOfthd ratoflou inn, roelifnto tho
hoo f 1 org .T uhlon of orpPort slhsll e the tothe noilfvaated
np the·.e.g m.,W dohdtbw pn ete nu-mm hmo t aod thend
Ho mjvseu nd' " the" o they r r.mep o lh aie is na
I | ef ch ANE, for the foir, o tand p urp es anWdo n -e
derrhroodope "
Idtto oblagcteonnD ctlpalettono nluogaletlo8 follewing, to.
wit:
Ags u 1. This .Compallny sll be .subbed in theolty o 0
nnw errata|. Wn .allh dunoat and and kntown nodsr the
00 ancome of hth lOOIBIANA BTA. IXSURANOR COMPANy. d
t rtiA. f The purpe of the OOmmy w docled to be to
maefammunmee upspchips find ether Ni vaese., .cmbnot
aohr vS e ht hreights. momen wags, glto'., wartse mn T rE
S nedlub old, TlhOer, ank rota bl Aeehanp. d ltlot.mm r p
pose1edh oneOfothyodsd dotntiimroth.is hope 06.6.s
g flHer, bulnad ornony i .,l allm Jk ik
o rr, inlad troortoni ad Toh aos e usoally 1o.
SOS p oythodoofoeRgasallt·af.. Omm~no~edof Drest. lr
2 rld e, ad span ,e N, ,c t pa-n td other boild -
h and houhold furnitu, and other art"sues, slthenl1 m
pi o loteoynaod toee r an~ d riesPdntha ot ioee orot ta Cohy
P ,ol the objsot oih emmieprty fs to rpolcteit ar, er*.
00m ire isodyeerues rfn lleootodslooptheesoeimoro; n o th
at. trld them tate tobe tre-I.mn agint t ny rhisk oly.
Sthey hate made or holl make insrno, ud allNl.
it "of whN. or kind or naturn, .hll be orved .poeue
P rotdernt of the o reept
`ro Aehr. 0The altt mour o.lh cptaler~tohIl~a~
their Tshetom mohne of-ths pld to k Ito obrd at THRBt I
A UNDRoD THOUBAND DOt ARS, divided Intto throe
onld .hare, of ou hundred dollars slob, to be pa'sd itt
S0 , and In the e mmadr following. to wit : The stub esdlen dsay
a the mU of the rRaies inmmothof eo frot Rdrrd of Dret
oa e n of twe4ty dolls Iscoko"lW r
nes W hmL their Aol,.tithder sf m foreteto
Iiatlethtyiorof no.Does. as doclor ·Dotmmhheid
10,.aihmdid or ieiroeaadnoceeh ase ehry6hese
-. she orth y Shll noe eaoh thereh Praedbed thdam m isibi
tu ld In naendsh enminer 0. rh theet hod DmlhreJw of the
M aiss eo dreoto tho: Prevldsdttoo . tatte 4oimleesle omrdeby,
notteallym atm of twenty doelroo n heh .he, at s prck p .ods
eme mybe. areed •on h the President and DL ma, sixty.
I e" aysro·tfo, in ( gagiih an IWroeh, t Iwo Kf thame* ·L lp
seW of lt o tasho be giv en of sym mt or hyime its to M ew e,
Ns.H, ox . b.i Bdthe e ort epee of thi tep t etsy shel bI
,norebed~~I tby ¢Dngees· edo ~ per.oll In-l I
ther eluromdimnePre rd.t
dor tersri tho rdnerdo re of S rd t r the le hert l
S . ol s A )begthe a"c of the UalpIe . Idods o
sust, ef ia Nmmeea
t otei.oo aow nfot iheglvm wof day pretdev previo ar. seat TY
ttanh, Is twoe f Ike whlhJ tnwo wtrpapo ioll 4 tnislty et
NOr,,ler no. d he Ruahal. ereis f h io of sem Sep
AY o ;=kokN tou ,..n , .su ta -ta...
It~.a seohossofheer aitatejo . he horeal eerMie - fo~ib
oN p505550a , * , roreire oed S)
ethers . SD net*·11 Lt soausllsihaohie tIh
W teiso e ohs sedo oated hndar to eoptember .6. , oiso
AUA. erieo eeedsIn mosseiond onlodto sad he toltdr oeoro
oda me ho ns'.Ired cadll gasl lyt then iolti rechdvitn e
ptoren d of itesshall be amenod" dul seleeted hy It tese
Fo h of lmelctto8 tokhq pl w u the y ofrn*ratd, thnFe
dAt Nsk cehell he h oeohiedof holeg w ehoisl d iy
itrirf d S poTye o n of dSe o , advo t anot,
_ A l. or ih to Foeof h ie twe of the blfo hnwspohprh pubo
p e p .oor 00 tlse it e ho r e . O reta , Race taed e eoy itoekholde s
wout I be "Utld to sac vote for much Wu evey thi which lbutl
shel t they all rSipvosy ild: Prvied, that os thdl
v. d Th, s ereeor chl, ho compiny shedr be etthditor sgreatera
soakr of voe e tll n twee . In Olt eleclta of Dhoeti
vdot"may be givn eather In pfo seor by proxy, andlrl a per.
no phall eto o " y " ihms `n I.redt him within hILK;ty
.hty prle to sunk eloettou
ThA Ai t Bnord Of Ditrel rs shall be ompoeed of thedtalelw.
lr g to oed i a rleor, to wit: J. N. h Ryh J. I. rei JA.
..oanaf., Tbe. t,, J. gll, A D:O. Am. dry,
S.... kHais lrhod . Oheo, Wiihi mm orotrlso ooae oshal.
o ntoue until the oroef Mey o eptsi mber , 10, o sai
their noam e Dor e elected.
. aer. At tha Steldtton Dra she ehrin Oe thbe estee.t,
or. onorto , I ordered by vete oaf toe tephey dore si horeln.
AR aIrdOers proedadothe a ofsd s redon of h Mld be llquptoM ed,
Ito dlit paid mtothe ohfr as d npradsdood of them
rrh sOm des to d r eappotnid b otheeoed siiad
So shot romsln In oso·11toIlU~~·~~(
wo8alrmi nOMM. until `the Boad i liudastion o'f thn
alolh of thn Oompoay. T
to. Ase.,Or Tet toapooyshall ommehoo Its bydno so the
jerrt of eptmber next, and aid Company shall exist for In
twety.lve Mears from the aforeidd date. It oshall hate a salR
having for s dev· e the seat of srms of the 8tots of "Mama, Wil
with the nwd e ofi the eOompred upon the marhin,
AR Astd e The Oommde shall bvse porer, • csrtai tasfoil
ernmaeor P.lMed for bi afrlesler, to brM, ree tro and ro
tposee imosle and Immoable proport ., id or sell, allenta i er
tadedlsy p of the n hei; ad ,hr Comp ho oll elseo aateoi
pAsower o ton iAnd to be sued, ddeod ud be Impleede ·ntor
Cnd to be aawerod, sod generally to exerclaelltheri hta, not
ast oW l` d ImmuittiU esenM d or te tempirted bye th•e o I th
Aer. . No persh. shall be capable ofl being elected IL
SDirector of aid .mi e y, who deers enot hold in his orn n ame
- or Ia the name otf eommeh e.l Shousa oewheh he may io ti t
thser It lest tf ehrof the atos of sld Company.
aThe loard of Dlroeotoshall at Its aretl e met nog i enro Fe r
ay oeiotPredeefnt. Preoreoce s1all be given to amembrof Do
isthe motrd;nove hele the Presidenolt may be seleted from th
tre stolo eders. h e
r. Theo Perdnt ehall hold hie oeise ue n hb nuessr be tletl
d. He shall preside at l meetaings ofsthe Ro drd,smsdh ell h
0oo nduct the buldoes of the Como 0 henrally, oender thbo oUlr.
lesiee heroothe ord. e eshleo I a, ltheir apoolreInash
p them to be nonntor~lfged b. the Inerot.y.
S No A th ekolder shall be libl o Presi dent nle si he owns
dA let twent shm of the eipothl aork of eiod Comparen.
rn Prior to eaterlng upon the discharge of his dties, the Pst
doot shallhobnd for aithfai pierformatl e of hiie dotie in
the um oftwnoty thousand dollirs, subjeot to the approml of
Y, he Board of Dlreelors
ArTs. 9. The Board of Directors shall hvet the ppower to
r appoint souh o lb. rrrh .l e oad empo.yesa et.hdl 6760 Fo
tn rdI~r •h co ucngto of t • bnou alne .f d Comp~nn, and
ad "a ordrin lkch byloiws r ratu Rd regus oos ns therysdhll
6 sa deem hoadry for the government of sld d Co.pu The
iball 0i the compenshtion of the Presidentr ana of y lr o®
,clerks a d employeesof iole "d Company. and shall a lso
ipower to fill ll vacancies which may ocuw tn their num.
bar or In the presidency. y
Cr An.. 10. Shl hompoeny shall uot directly or Indirctsl el al
trade in buying or i elalnggoods,1 war or mrcrehndlse but ibs
od Company may dspose of mortgages given them by way of
u Is" ty or of stock pledged for s4.4rity or of property on.
purchased publle 1e upon Juodgmeatr ores o rderoi rser Ard b e
them obtinedr or oane property movable or Immgvable whichl
mat hate been abandoned to tbhem for or onesring the ope. lre
tona of their busine. dero
AnT. 11. Thesld Company may invest Its capital money thdl
or other fundu in honds and mortgages on oi ncmbored rod s
improved real etate, whic in every este shall be deemed worth it I
double the amount looped thereo, and shal be situated within Went
the ILmitsi of the parilh of Orleans.
It may also InSoviet the aid olpilal and other fnds In any
bonds or stoeks crebted by or a,od1r the laws of the Drited
at elonr of this state. or of cootoraiolns of the State, or make E
loans n pieodl of any of the flormalbd soeurbtie, bondsa or sixm
sik, provide.that coo higher rats of interest than eight per
cent. per annum be charged, and that nothing herein conlained
be no construed aau to a t the CompMy to discount n.e tdA
o. glotiable paper or to do aiother banking eoprotloe
The oe mpny all not .ae poeor to lmer loan preodicated
S As.r . .The stockholders sll not be reod onsible forole
Slaes"be end the amount ot their respecti s....
ART.8. Lno subscriber or stockholder who sholl neglect
hr to poy any tesotmo.mt when ordaret by the Bo1rd of Dlrector
shlforfeir tothesCompoanyallopreviouspaymenats andoeme to Orf l
a e a torkholder in sleu Companyr. eo oe l
e rAT. , Should the oannual prol o of the Company exceed OA
to twenty per ent. a dividendof ten per cent. on thesamou.t of O .'
the pital originally pedone se b tteh byh Itockhlder, shall be everya
deelared payable ,llrty dals atter the publlcat ien of the Cmol. ý.
- peny'o rsual idnanotye lefirl. o"eerasrnlle prolheehrll s,
be cOrtrioed pro Lat.o the creo t of lthbenotes orol)hed by the Iore
n moEkholdesn. In ea the said profits shohld not exceed twenty
.Ar eeut.lp the amount thereo shalli be rriod to Ihe pred/t o di
theilsoholdaer a l aforesaid.
t p is undenrtood that the proportion of premiums reeived on
risks which shad not be terminated at the time of maing the
annuoal statement f the affairs of the Company shall not on p p
Areldfred . . ..forming part of Whoprofit ofsad Oompany, and In
cseeof ay inlo or Aosse, whereby the capital stock.e fsld
Company shall be inateed, no subsequent dividend shall b
made until such dlminudon shall hbae been covered by the
profits.
The Complny may, by a vote of two-third. .f the stotkhold
ers, and after ts stock bha home realized, or enlre'y paid In
n stablish a reserve shiking fund not exceeding two hoodr,., Ho
thouosand dollars. . red,
ARt. 16. It shallbe the dutyofthePresident andoDreetor rty
s son as the stock of sAid Company Is resd or entirly p e Do
in, to assue to the rtoktholdtr certificates fn- fu I paid Iher,.
Ar. lr16. Agreeably to the hta of this St.t, asd wtbn reco
thse first fteen do· of SeLptember of each year, it shai be the le
duty of tle Bor 0 of Directors to c oi to be published in at
at two of the city 0apers, In S0llish and French, a statement
of the dr rs of the emp lay ar exhlibited b it books. The Dill
statemenllls be d er0ot anndsworn to by tese Preefdnt and
h ecreury, and shall be bind.st upon all pdrlel1 interested.,
SAt 17r. No stock shell be ttaoserrod snolesa the transfer
be madeon. the bookras ol the Company, and the libllor . Hute
e stockholdee tewarls the lomany for the aont unpaid on th
hars to be trasferred shall only sot when the Board oa D.I- ol
.r ctors.hall have oonseted to receive another note r notes os,
c" from the transferee of the stocks for the amount remaining due oand
Aon the shars to be trufered.
AirT. s18. This act folorporation en be modtfd, ahltered or o
Samended, or said Company dieolved ot a general meotlis to be scalds,
convened for that purpose, and wriththhe aent of thre.euri othe
of the stoek represented at s cch met otx.
OAnT.. lil The aooes and repte idneteresty, of the pertiesh sote
to this atlare declared to be at e ullow, via:
Names, Shares. AmontIL.
roberst & o., J. .................... 100 $ ,(0
v t, Fred ............................ 0 6,0 W
e locq,Noblom o ............ 50 6.000 @ t0Unii
Bounoit, J. A .................0 .. 0 6 00 tt
Connoly o Co. James .......... . 6
ro ls & o., Thea e ...................... 0 e
ynntc Bo....................... s'0 6.000 aotdet
H wkel, philp .............. .... 000
pen & 110kFerre ................. M 5,t.'
,,ilist *son........ ."......... 6b0 0,0 o. D
leca, F ................ 60 600' is
f & Bourdetto ............... ed 6 00
Zoly, Jacob ................... . 6 61000
And others, smount ng to 9o0o shares $.0 Ij 00. '
Thum done end pe.sded io m3 o~lc*, at'the clyr of Now Orleans Will
aforeutid, the daey month and ear first aforewrtten in pre".ee borne
of Antoine 7onand and Marcel T. Ducro, whtneoses of lawful without
age, domlcil[aed in this city, and expressly required to be
present, who have hereunto signed thatr names together with hlolm.
the above meutl~nedl.•rtiss, and me, not-ery, braiss,
r .r __(Originally signed,)sr I ts
g. Oanucheau, y. T. Dueros, Ide
A. Conauld, ' andotlher. ' non
S EDWRARD RARNRTI, Notary Puhlle.
I rertr,' the foregoing to be a true copy of the orlgln.a act ex- O
tant irlnt myurrent regiater.
In faith whereof I granl tbes. presents under my Ia .atnre
and the impress of my seal of ome, at the chy~ of [h.. 8.1 New
Orenhis twenty~eighth day of July9, one thosanda1 eight
EDWARD BARB.ETT, Notary Publ.Uo hl
The underdmged, Recorder of .'or gnage Ia nnd for the
parish and oliyof Newo~~. Or 1n8 ce"ile the foreging[. 8,]
charter was rsecrded this dny •n his SOle,. In book oest
lye. 4. folios 698 to 309.
New Orleans, 28th July, 1859.
St(as~igned') JOHN1 HOLMEI, Recorder,
nn .w w~
B. A. N'AEINaMTOUCK' VERM1MFUGE...
This safe and only effect call remedy for warms has been store
eate-steey teed by regular pe etlring ppbyeieiaas than any pre"
NprieynN tales.e hbid bee ever me d its appearance I. tea
Uinit ad te gates
It Is used with Ihe utmost freedom and confince by gentle.
men be have attained eminence in the medical profession I.
all the Middle, Western, and Sounthern butt".
Thebgre, t cause of it popularityIys the ft t nothing has
yet been discovered which can be substitutedl in bea piece, and
that It may be used In all cases withlout any fear. as to the re
sniI. Itps fNslafety re tyt t to every Parent. II
Irms are secreted wi t thethe syte, it wlll Ipeedily ..p.I
tvery purIN xaer should be on his gluad and Iok well to the in.
it d. ls bIN thebols .d NIwrpe nd be pril ar to. eeIthN t h
is buying B. A. Fahnetik', VernifuIg, and nl other
.T JOEICUN HS I O IPPING AGIINTS AND COX
SMISSION AND FORWAUINIIIG MEIOHANTI, No, 91
heavier street.
ADYV A NO EB.
We will stake lbl advdannce n consignmentsbof I,.,Ia.
dluet our friends In Indon, Liverpmoo, Boston, New York
PhIfdIphi,, IRltallre and ..rle.t,,.
IS. JONESB 00.
NOR RAFIFLE-THEI lNPIRIELY NEW
IIgbt dNIII clipper built schI.nr "L. GAIONET ,
vedswNel st bd.., III, Wars Pw .thisN Near aInnd baI I
'ileddown th ier This NI --palor omit in evry pnictwi
star, utlehav fte Mll ed as o soon seen as the resniein nd1 nowrear o
ahnoeh t e en e L. Pdd~oIO Ticets may a O obtein. d o
board thee vses at h te L P. ., r o
1717 if O NI taII. NqI0dI IINb..
j dW FcrmIOc -T AVav r Slsnu THE PRacr
t+& ties l1 P79sY·Iferdonjan(~d oe Uf-at ml 020, o.
.II to N. Y. RENyOLD)
IpNIDION aR61' W nfW OUT- 1MbnENIIaddg
tt ' J~jrPB a 00, .91 Orpiy apes{
Prepeared e the metot bruee .atut .pdeby b eti
,the Abeh Obmt e.-fdthpe
- NO MINERALS.
It,.
Dr. Wight thlnk@tw w.1 trke hta pedaMM *mn.t
N te entb thr nodnemle ewbshteer fram the leuaae
ptnlt bof lg atirede I hi RWJUYNATINOG LIlE
to wellt knowle whatrlehasbe eeteidot ed the eomualtyb.r
eae er.1, to h debtllted Dr. Wright weould ay, ewer
. deerar. Ne .ler hew were mdown ou ay e--enmae
tew weak ya ftro.-tea mier wha thneceaus may haVObeef--a
reoelhe at teo. whatevetwhe led ou to depert frl Hyglemle
hepp e hi
It- NEJUIVNATING 1UnIf
d, yeu wil siees Bad 7 Wrao f a now mee,elpride tmed of
wthe reerse, toyour frlende, ad h ealthy, Inmeeduedwertiy
SSber of `he whole lhamuetlly.
in eleyo by the ropeleoe,
. J. WEIGHT 00
n mted 151 C e ret, wOrleea LA,
und by D.te geam thrbesht at eta,.
. DELEDOLD'S ITR1AVT.BLDfUlHU.
JOY TO TEE AFFLICTED
It ee Werrme.t. d Deb.lit4eid rasrels., d nrOmeuN L
"he sympes am.ng whiah will be feat
I1 p
r Mertims. Lem
d ., sl*toel.ly.rtst., Tge. f
SW m re eTuhlt es, tr Hee
teu "t, Night Swiee. w e dd, t e WehLadee., T
Tm oure Syteuleasat laue s Apeite, with 3mt7te. , n
ii be ftk Ft l'd Oteeteem,t t8 Ureptni
IO be Pee, Pein lath ek. h e.,vi-. e
- N thRllekLe, Ye0.gtl f
]k Spe elag be. ft
ts tihe Zy ito
Toopedrby ftolmed Lioue Mef Ight, Weel d Ail., I
rliInCeLtityt Eteldelm with HNerrtefSd.eet.y. -
o lett e, bret a hert WA
tee l u tmother. S
Thane eymlteue, It te tw th eued b t g etw e( t beh
eplre. Wh. on ay that thee etel ed Te
UiCPTONwI Thtrtmnted w thle Nt . L, en
the tth fihe e rt. I.e Lte tyt te
"Wlth wseeel ateten wdepatlr in
GititelAgeab wh
whi
WINER'S CANADIAN VERNIPUGm*
IMPORTANT MEDIOAL INFORMATION.
The late Dr. Ohapman of Phladelphkl ha laid ft down ms
ad rale, that "worms may be suspetn la hld where th I.
t assosatlona uad apelally waaknos. f thkhaweis, aoom pat.
. Idh discharge oflime and macaus.dallms d salthor.
or Ila reo that to werk athnorogh aure, the tomath andbow!i
amet be Ilngoattead •a well as the wormt themselves da
t- harged. Wda' cadd PrVedm/upaa flft.mLbt astbeoe.
dtlias. It not oalya exalrp the vermloola, but stenstbha
e thadl t agemlo t crela the slveat power of atheg i, JaI
Ih and matstahelthry . tlloto the bea wls. Heaim. oue
Se oomplete a permau Mt.
S THE IDEA OF THE LING BODY
s aeig the reweptatle aof gra dy waema Is dchealng 7 aad yet
alx out of t very Ies. cldren are mere or Ias mffiotd with
r thm. Wyshld thi the a we there are olume
a.talmooayto prove that a few dam oa Winer'. Camadhan Vet
mlfge will eradlicate the disus Parents make a ,h te of thisl
atabllhed fact, and rmemba that the eadlat iL fre frtom
or aLl dlaeter aS.u abta na st.
at PAINLE'S IN ITS OPERATION,
SCat Ian res l. ; free from .l tamitral abtaNr, a.d
:d aglloratlgto the system ; thes mre the merits of l INES
SOCANADIAN VEREIFUOE, a prpraatisn whidh eadita.ao
a everay olu, a of internal worms, with degree of dlpah that I
m areehabla mt It sataLa kag.
Fer sa I RNew Orleanm whlaeale and rttal by
jI. WRIGHT t 00, Saleprap0l0 a.
D- o DALLE''s.[A I(CAL FAIN ~EXIRACTORO.
THERE IS NOTHING LIRE IT.
ow muck patLaad a iarl.g-.aay., on life lselt--may be
eaaed, by hbvnlg a supply of "Dallay's NIglfal Palt Ex.
rectorlton had, ln case of aadden a idents. In cats, woumd
buras, scald., spranl and bruae--cuualtias to whioh ahldrm
re a constiatly sabject--the aelon of the Palm Etraetor a tver
tha same. PFmllies sheoaldanever abe without t. Full diratlon
aaompanyo eah box. The gnatlane isalways liped HENRY
SDALLTI, mn or, a a pon a steel engraved lahabl.
DALLE'S MAGIOAL PAIN EXTRAOTOR
Hua ow beano ua oaer thlriyytars ; thre I. hardly per.
so but whatl ba heard of It, and not a faily thatheatud
oa0s, that ould be Induceda to be without a box on band tin aw
of sadden acoldeat. Where onca used It Is ure to beame a
taadnard remedy. beaaus It has no equal In aring hat.,
atld., cati, wouands and brulsea, fever sreas, piles, and all
ether inflammatory and oanetus dleasues, where the b pat f
feted can be rsa hed.
A WORD TO FAMILIES,
Whet yaelooLk around your boa.s, and you think thaera
nothing wanting, your children all playlful and smillng, and
averythingforebodes comfort and happiness., suddsnly e of
the dear younga ones falls, ad de edat i the ruail of the s.
cldaet. You now lookh everaywhere tor rela and you eant nd
It-why? Because you have negleted to aha on hand ebaox
of '"Dle'sKtagla.l Palu Extreator"--thi is the whole trou
hble. Remember tnd alwaya have it on hanud. Instant raliet
wtllb I bhand.
BALLEY'S MAGIOAL PAIN EXTRACOTOR
Will subdue the pain and Inflammation froIm the verae
burns or scalds, in e m onato twenty minutle, hal the woand
withouat sar, tad effectoally ,cure eavr aores.,pll, lmalt rheam,
hatlammatory rheumalsa, aore tad laotamed eye, aute, wound,
hbrisaes, old ureat stald had. aoars nod bunionls, apratus,
ewelling, feloa, ahblllblalns, bitds of tlaat, sore nipplas of
swelled or broke breats, and al other inflammatory and o.
aseon diseases, wherethe parts affealeted can be reaed.
Far ale in Nw Orleans, wholsaale ad rstall, byh
J. WRIGHT. CO.,
S aad 1a1 Chartras street.
Sole aigeti for theSoathtrn Stoai, and to whom all rdn I
honuld be eaddrasd.
FEVER AND A.UE.a
OSGOOD'8 CHOLAGOGUE.
This l the nly sure a d.certan r amedy for this blhatleful di
seea. No one eed ever again complain o hatlnglp It, aalt
theyhavea ter takebt thia elebraaed emeady. II aae teh
OSGOOD'S CHOLAGOOGE,
then farewell to Ohlll and Fever forever.
For sale In NRow Orleans, whalaehla and retae, by
J. WRIGHT & 00.,
1I and 181 Chartr. etret
Sole Agels lfor th South.ad to whbom a orde should be
tidrosaad.
GREAT DIBCOVERY.
Amplot tet, both by able practitoers obemIl sna
.e, here demonstrated the greae vareottE Prof. Doe rath',
bebutiful oombinaton, alled
ELECTRIO OIL,
for threlied at o re of pDe. But the peple themelvea
rendertog thelrverdtot i a manner both umisethkblee a
ettsfaetory. More ta twenty t thooead bottle have bee.
sold b a ery eborttmo-a great propooerq totheewhob head
then re.ommend it, who bad tried It. That It's a el dlded
bdrcery to ecerywbeor aknoedge. o. d nthbog like ft
wa ever before prepared.
The oly gouenoe ELOTRIO OIL LProL DeGdl~a whoh
1to be hdatall rthe respectab Druplggists tpoe by, ad.
wholesle and retal, at the proprietoros ptb, of the grnt
Ftoeis itoFew Detoete, whoeeolletpll, by
J. WBIIET It CO..
et IF Soudtf Ohuitaetl
Pse -,' ,Pe,.- hd e e._rlFomrmlle,, t
Laven*aroth on the 23d, with dates from Denver
Cty to the 1thb, bring gold dust to the amount of
The State Constituion hes odoubt been rejected.
Bo far as known, 179 voted against the Constitution,
asd a5d68 for ilt.
Heavy rains had fallen in the previous two weeks,
and there wee a rise in the Platte and its tributaries,
in consequence of which the gold hunter were re.
turning to the States in boats.
Indignation meetings were held in Anarsi on the
es evenings of the 9th and 10th lnsts., by the friends of
Yanover, in whichobt as reolved to take the nece
nary steps for securing a judicial iavestigation of the
ef afair. Warrants were Isued for the arrest of the
7 leading lynches, bat bd not been served at the time
of the departure of the express.
A Vigilance Committee had been organined in con.
sequence of the frequency of depredations upon pro
perty. Three thieves had already been tried and
punished by banishment.
t Gregory, the discoverer of the Gregory mines, had
left for the States.
A New Yo•I BlArr ExseazzLansm CAes.-Wil
liam L. Lane, Jr., son of the eabhier of the Fulton
Bank, in New York city, and acting as aselutant
clerk to his father, ia charged with hating perpetra.
ted a series of frads, by which he has obtained
money amounting In the aggregate to 80,442 13.
This was effected by prtending to be ageat for A.B*
Dean & Co.,ef New Je , and collecting in his
father's name bills receiva BoltonPhiladelphis
sand Baltimore, wpoh are pte to be al olous.
The Commereial says:
Theae bills be would enter on thebookeof th
bank to the reditof the father, ad when they werei
FbB leank for the proeeed. In order that tther
should he no d.isrepanoy in the accounts with the
.orreapsoudog banks, younog Lane wold lneav for aI
few dys actl billk rece.ivabi unharsed a saMlef t
to cover the deficiency wrhich would otherwise be
shown, and It Is anppa.ed that when the generald
bookkesper of the Fulton Bank made out bln so
connt current to be forwarded to correspondents,
Lane would make a fleticieos one and forard in it
piace, his position in the bank affording him facill.
ties for the purpeme.
Mr. Lane i. a married man, aged about thirty, and
without children. He rmesided with his father, and
though it was suggested that be wa spendinog morn
money than his salary uas clerk wonuld warrant, it we
accoounted for by his friends on explanation that he
was receiving compensation for the employment of
his leisure hours as book-keeper, and s agent for the
firm for whom he pretended to act in New Jersey.
The money obtained, with the exception of abouta
twelve thousand dollars which he hadrefunded, t s
spponed ss been speot in lottery ticakets, etc., adn
as Is common In such eas, a woman's cnme Is men
tioned is connection, with whom, however, the deln.
quenst denies any improper acquaintance.
The fraud has been committed In such a manner
that the father of the criminal will be the greatest
loser by It. He Is bondsman for hi son, to the
amount of ten thousand dollars, and the bank holds
his check for the amounts drawn from it, upon the
fictitious securities. He (the father) Is now an old
man, seventy years of age, thirty of which he bhase
been In connection with the bank ; of unblemished
rep.tation, and remarkable for the vigilant care with o
wiohn he always guarded the interests of the instita.
tion with which he was connected.
The bank, a. will be noticed by what we havewrit.
ten, wll beo lone only on contingency that the meane
of Mr. Lane, senior, are not adequate to mate good
wrhat s been aintracted. Even were it to lone the
whole it would only slibhtly affect its condition, us
witb its capital of only six hundred thousand dollars,
its ourplus ou hand amounts to "279,671 18. It
1ieenrplns on hand amounts to $279,671 18.
TERnnraL SUFFERINGS ON THE PLAINS-- FathIr
and Son edimost St.Sare.-The Manhattan (Kansas)
a 5xpress relates the following story:
L News recently reached Fort Riley by two soldiers,
who came in on express duty from Prairie Dog
Creek, that two men who had started for Pike's
- Peak were lying in a starving condition at rse of the
Sdistant unoccupied stations of the late expe4 com
pany of Jones & RuselL The soldiers reported
that If adequate means were sent to their relief, It
was still possible that they might be found alive'
ialthough they were left in a delirious and feeble con
dition. First Lieutenant Ches. Oriffith and two
others were immediately dispatched with what
limited means the Quartermaster at the post could
afurnish. The philanthropic mission reached its desti
a nation on the third day. Both father and asn were
r found even in a worse condition than represented.
They had been at the station eight daysbefore they
were relieved by the small quantity of tea, bacon and
bread that the sergeant, who first discovered them,
could spare, who gave strict injunctions to eat very
sparingly, else death would ensue--they being so
weak that they could scarcely standup without hold
a ing on to the door.
eIt appears that they had lived on grasshoppers and
a mildewed corn picked up from among the excre.
a ments lelt by the animals which had fed at the sa.
tion. Providentially, a few young shoots of corn
were found to be springing up about the station, and
a dried skull of a buffalo had been thrown aside.
They caught from twenty to thirty grasshoppers
every morning, while the dew was on the grass, until
they became too faint to procure this scanty supply
of food, which they had to husband in order to make
a stew of grasshoppers, buffalo hide and yoong corn.
stalks, in a small tin cop, to eat at night, to promote
sleep and prevent delirium.
Thus they sustained life till they obtained the cup
ful oftea, (about a quarter of a pound) two loaves of
bread and a pound or two of bacon, left by the ser
vant. When found by Mr. Griffin, they were too de.
bilitated to be immediately moved. HR accordingly
left private Maehler to take care of them, and went
on another day's ride to repair his wagon, which had
been brokea at the camp at Prairie Dog Creek.
The father states that his name is Mr. W. Frost,
that he is fiflty years old, and that his son, Thomas
Frost, who was with him, is seventeen years old-the
eldest of six children-the five others being left be
hind at Pottsville, Pa. He is a shoemaker bh trade.
He started with $100, having left $60 with his wife.
He paid his fare to Leavenworth City, from whence
he started on foot.
Tne POSTAL ScvIOEc DuFICIo.cY.-A dispatch
of the 22d, from Washington to the Baltimore Sun
says:
It will be remembered that within a fortnight after
taking charge of his department, Postmaster-General I
Holt announced to the mail contractors and public
generally that upon careful examinatlon It was ascer
tained that the deficiency to the 30th of June, 1859, 5
would amount to about the sum of $,386,281 95. 1
The amount of the various reports of balances made
by the Auditor,Idue to the creditors of the Post-Office
Department, and yet unpaid by reason of the failure
of the appropriation for the fiscal year ending Jone
30th, 1859, having now been added and revised,
show the gratifying fact that the sum total to be pro.
vided for out of the general treasury Is four millione
two hundred and eighty-one thousand four hundred
and eighty-seven dollars and fifty-six cents, or one c
hundred and three thousand seven hundred and
ninety-four dollars and thlrty-nine cents less than at
first estimated.
HoaMccDE Ic ALAB-UjA,--The Clayton Banner hasa
the following: c
We learn thaton Saturdaylast Mr. John F. Rivers, c
a highly respectbisle citizen of this county, living C
near Spring Hillo had a difficulty with his brother-in
law, Mr. LeRoy Upahaw, whom he shet with a double
barreled gun, the entire load lodging in the lower o
part of the face and jaw. Of the partioulars of this
painful tragedy we have not been informed. 0
Mr. Upohaw has since died of the wounds he re- n
ceived, and a preliminary examination has been had D
before a committing magistrate. Whether Rivers
has been held to ball or not we have not learned. D
Monon 0oF AN IIsHwouAs.--A dispatch of the D
23d from Manchester, N. H., says: :
Bridget Riley, who for some years has been em- 0
ployed in factories here, was found this morning mar
dered In a yard in the lower part of the city. The R
body was shockinely mangled. The cccpants of the
premises are Scotch and Irish, but they denied all
knowledge of the tragedy. Bridget was about twen
ty-five years old. A coroner's Inquest is now iavesti
gating the matter. N
__________________
MeMPSrs.n AN LIT.LR ROC RAILROAD.-The Little
Rock (Ark.) Democrat of the 22d says:
We are dglad to hearthat the grading of the Mem
phis and Little Rock Railroad, is now, on several of
the divisions progressing rapidly. We are informed
that the grading of this end of the line will be com
menced in a few days. This will be cheering news
to the friends of the road, and gratifying to every
friend of internal improvements, who desires to see
oar State ranked amongst the go-ahead States of the
Sonthwest. Success to the enterprise, say we.
A RAILROAD COeDUOTOR KILLeD.-A dispatch of
the 23d from Zanesville, Ohio, says:
i. McNoble, conductor on the O. W. AZ. R. I.,wsu
killed last night. He was first missed froma-hlaitrlin
at lRoseville. Senrch being made for him,.d was
found in the creek at Anderson's bridge, eigilnmile
from berg, It.k seppoesd at hestruoek the bridne
havingbeen o Itetop of the cr collseting, the tain
being mnus rowlded with people fetnurni.g fromse
TUo the ·-'ao h , Mvsea.-The
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wgssraotof d 00o hooldHo JOHd gurate 0aso 017tatth0,
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FIVE HUNDRED NEGROE.S FORN
Curolla~na NIOROEý a n·~rontatingof. iel Hthe unu.k
rhtrese, nd will e reclvieg orah upplis darig thesauc
wel 8t le tl JOHN N 1M1T,
RwCE NELLmS-RICE ,OILS-RICE M1LL
Thebatlanof e sig Bce verhie 1sby ke
STEAM ARM RIOE POUNDING MACHINE,·RI~nud
Sg It will bul Ave behel e of O N Rio.to traceI rot
PITT ON, atd ·n the Found ry sod ·Cthlr ma pn comer et
taotere dd cede ofthe same.~
New Orleans. November 11, JOHN TALLON, Patentee.
tee. R ho 17 uO
to TOT1ICR TO 8¶.9 TZPYIR-H
following fa Iit of NPID TAX BILL oa B
REtate for the year 1868, wldah be old e my mca o t
lot Oetober proximo. Aftr whisk time the Pmppr., wll be
forfeited to itke State for r s
STHOS. ASKEW,
Ne rsaSpebr1,&.Collector, Flrst Ditrict.
Iew Orlearm 8rptentber IS, IS59.
ItArmstrng Jeo....... $11215 Lod.auerC.. .......... 4$ 46
d Anderson. iehard..... 850 O lfni R .. ... 70
Adams B.( ........... 7895 olltl, Js ............. 595
Asylum, N. O. FO .... S32 Ln,k L, Y ............. 580 9
Armsrong Peter...... 8 80 I.lells, J.......... 8 05
8 Agaase, est. J. A...... 8 75 LynlI, Jskn............ 2006
An inet'e, Marie ...... 180 Lopes, M ............. 2 65
Ahre. Awnry ......... 640 Lombard J. M........ 2O 46
Alien, ............ 896 Lefevreo L.Mr........ 0925
)·LeonardWm ........... 8 M
Brtnlman. F........... 8126 Leoead'. P. , Wm ....7
Hera ttWn...r..8...... 20)4 Lewi, JOhn..·......,, 74
meyer Mr ..... 8 5Leple. L. M..........
ele, Pierre .......... 12 10 Li t, Jas .............. d l
Brown Mre F......... 21O Love Thos............ 1 90
H el, llrs. A, D ......,. 785
Boyle, Mrs. R. M. A,.. 6865M I Ale...... Ill
Rn , Jae ............. 385 MConDld, A. P....... 965
RaRw s Me ..... 1 65 Moull .......... 29..
llnrrne, &Co.,J.H............ q ........... 435
reMe.rel, J........... 2 05 McDoaleld. D.......... a95
Broadwell, OB........ 91 90 MaD,0,14Jae. mt.... 86
BockMrs. J........ 1760Mc sy , .......... 465
0 Bete Jn.............. 1530 MooyId, PD......... . 896
Bron, Mrs O., f. w.o. 695 oMDonald, Mary ....... 265
Banes, Chu. .......... 14 60 Mo~rehao, Owes..... 19
siena, eat o ...... 325 MoGnire, J ......... 1
Bnu, Mr. Vtieot ..., 8 75 Meloskey. Jan.... . .......
Bno , Jno............ 850 McIntyre, D........... 8 20
6the, Jew .......... 3 95 Mareeli. & Albreeht.. 18 60
S.llontttunet, Mrs, A..... 465 Marcellt, Paul or B.
lbes, tred.............. 1 7/5 eci A............. 21435
tm .o,........ 76 Mcir, A..............
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grotto.............. 6 9/5
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Clew Mrs. B.......... 12 10 Mehsfy, A. J.......... 8 35
Carlos, Mrs. R....... .. 8 7/5 Manet, Ja. set........ 26
Charlt Hospital....... 13O00 Me,tin, Ruth.......... 1 2
Cest.. Mla tiA ...... 2046 M Idldn, P. Mrs ....... 440
Caveller, J. F ......... 11 7
Cash Tbos ............ 2 0 Nlggernth, Joa ........ 15 95
Cnauegham, Peter .... 2546 Nash, W. R............ 658
Ooadrau Michl......., 6 10 Nxtali, A. Mrs ......... a 50
Oarrie,. U I........... 3485 Nugent. M. J.......... 395
Oardevlolle, 8......... 204 20 bnr, Wm ............ 396
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Conre.ISteven ........ 400 Norton, Jno. O......... 395
Caldwesll, LuyA...... 5oo N.ugent, M. J.......... 8,5
Camp Mrs. t............4 "
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Cr , lrdRolf,....... 60 O'Obesoseuy. Bd..... b 6
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Curtls,Mn, L. F....... 761
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eat .............. . O
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Davld,, ;rl e.......... 68 85 Pan., Mr ............. 23
videh ......... 835 Phillips, Jno.. 2
Deevee, ee.. . 4040 Pickett, W. 5......... 366
Dllrhlro 's........ 11 70 mp~.~ l·... 9
Davie, M;. A A ... ..... 360 Ramse, Mary et..... .526
Dupre, Ad ............. 8 5o B oadep t... 440
D vford. A......... 21. . 9 Re....Ju. .. ..... 235
Devls.W. T............ 37 9BuIRolt, Ohm. R..... .... 10S
wgo as. Jno........... 95 Rooney, Catherine..... 585
Deverges, Pierre.,..... 4 1 R5o.. .
Refll] .Mls ........ 1 5o
Emily, Myr. f, w.os... 685
s ,,asMc............ 25" Stolle. Ja. .............. 188
Ewn e.Jn....62 45 SchmidtN. Mrs.... 2356
B1svert, ý .............. 2 8
Fanni.as, Masrle......... 5 8 8ohmidt, Ja .......... 880
Felbrath. Lenn .... 8 10 BtewartLam]......... 440 70
Priend Then .......... 5 70 Sanderson. R. T....... 540
Fanode, .la ......... 2945. Shebeh, Joa . e.t ...... 440
Fall.o, J.0........... 68 S wrds, Thomas ....... 8
Shea James........... 1086
Gl~ason, Mlchl ......... 6 i80
Qreyson. ........,,... 685 Stewart, R........ 4C5
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Owartney, Seml....... 1 W .......
Guest,L A........... 1 50
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Rays, Edward......... 335
IHakd Wm ........ 50 UAWr, J. W........... 264
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at, Ms.A .......... 350 Woodru H..t....... I7
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