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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-22


Ship ophen Kmp.on II days from New Yok.so Fo.if-9a
Ship Msar (B Porter ~ days from Boston,
ship Go.tsnba,g Weeks days from Asrs Baxter
ship Ida ts wssso Liverpool September
Ship Asa Liverpool Sept M.tsr &eo-4.b
Ship "a a.. Dn', Bordeaux a Baxter Love-.
shp.Rsden aisy Liverpool Set Baxter Lowell &eo
Ship Adoai. tBIem pau from Sept to
Bark Gto~er Pibuiy 10 dsya from Boston, Dswsy-l.t
Bark tsga . ts.nS from Bremen 9Th Oct, in ballast
Hand Turner IS days from Rio dc Jsuetro-po'nt
BARK v POul.n0y tonaa days from Phadoiph 70 Bass
Bark T,ou I.sa s from Ineonvo Me- Portland ssvy
Bark Il Wsu1en tsrem1 Bsttsn from Bsusn ballast
Bark oss,sno Lupsns Is from Charleston Chapman
sshr GsIfernia, from Bristol, R I, to mas,sr-Poins.
shs F.ss 90 dss ,sn
sAf asss.y a s.. y days from Philadelphia to Aa
schr Creole from M.ndeville- B,Jn. 05-a= 9..m..a
ssI g. ss
schr Union Narcise, from Bopforca-Ban
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sshr High Water. Ro sand from Tictfaw@Basin
Steamboats,.
John sgader. Brown. from Greenwood.
Flerda, Malisea, from "sl 81 s Ioaia -.-0
Falls City Smith from St Louis.
c isfs a 6rs. fssm M st.% fi.'4rs
New Latona. Gross, ON Waterloo.
o oniss'f b. sTs.nss rom St a sssnsai
Or Ba.sy pugsa, from DcnadsonyilIs.
o% %s Ell. bis.sSs Carolina Landing.
| RI Ward, Miller. from Loul.vilis. z.s.Em. +.
B,eTn from The down and
Maj BaEbour-broasht ships Africa Aa
,eSrht mp. wassHsays
10th inst ship. Emperor Par,henon brig
ss,ds ssas hip Orphan "
Towb9a Mary K ,E Phillips Sg the gh
| Below-Goming Up.
Ship Mnesot Bordeaux 4oth Sept Baxter Lowell &co.
4 Ship Charles, Ruark. from Boston.
Chass, Hicks days Nav York to Chester billiard
| MEMORANDA 5.~
Florida left inst port for New Or
is,ns, Turk, Aek Scott Ksnus Woodruff.
| EXPORTS
INDIANoLA AND GALvEsToN-steamship Charles Morgan
sSa @ oa Do wsy do 10 % 10 casks
| BRAzoS ST JAGo VIA GALvESToN-seamship Nautilus
& m ss a 80 bales hay 100
| LIvERPooL-ship Martha ] Ward-2s1s bales cotton
HAvRE-ship Wsussou4ss bales cotton so4 bags wheat
on Uncle Sans bids Tobacco 1856 uga
! tee hams 50 brs candles, 81 pkg' mdss.
TAApIcu-Brg Kat hdin-Assored previously ri
por ed inward from Bordeaux. '
PENSACoLA-Schr do bacon qoo axis corr
80 DO bran coffee srdo aoar Is Do WIN
N 10 DO bread do noasses 10 do potatos 10 do onions b
| IMPORTS.
NEW YoRK-ship ophan--Assortsd merchandise.
sla.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-22

FAPEK AND sTATIONEKH WAREHOUSE
IS and 30 Common street.
Ey r. STEVENS & co. invite the attention
a. City Country their
Stationery Blank Boets Playing Cards etc. all of whh offered
cash approved Lately
the publishers, viz:
1000 dozen Webstfr's Spelling Booka
1860 '' McGufy Readers + W. ... NV.
Spelling B3oki;
900 Walkers a
i" Smiths Grammar
:" Arithmetic
so i" Olney's Geography aud Atlas;
Bbes low priced
500 dozen Writing Books, for Schools
800 Maynard Eoyea' celebrated Writing Inks up
quarta pa half pints and ma Inkstands. noI9 3p6t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-22
SUPERIOR WHITE AND YELLOW GREASE,
For Passenger and Freight Cars, 0mnibuses Wagons
Cabs and Carriages.

n solo Agtns Hubbard brad Grease,
the lar invoice they wrrceirn M ' '-'
yor .or,.
by all unvah
durable than lar md OIL We Therefore,
wall ~ fer their low p'icn, '' M 4' .
We lincry IeeI TO Alesste.
Richard Condon who other ase nm sir @
huses and carriages - ' 0.
CHAs. A. EAGER a. CO
noi6 I'm Front Lsvse AMI Thaa Beuamir, .,s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-22

VINCENT, CONrECTI0NER,
Corner of Canal and Garondelet streets,
NkTlLL on the 10Th of November, open his
Saloon Vie purpose offering LUNCH 10 the Ladies'
said Lunch consist Bonei Dsubes Soup Fried
oysers, j liee, Coffee, Chocolate Ice Cream, etc.
Ierms-Ten q
Iab'e sat from II oot A. O'Clock P. NJ File avals him.
% of inform te pphe that having one
of the hest French attend 10 all dinners parties
weddings, ~ noli 4 Am ,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-22
IANOs.
YHYHE SUBSCRIBER, being the :.
W. S. HALSEY, 1856 Camp street,
dtUs1, Ssea,t, ,toor bain,v 3 I.hnrak


A NAUTIUN-Ihe PUBIC are hereby cautlOned
against aeeiying nssetatag the following de
Thirty the Nav them
Coupons thereto. Said ihnnaai
dollars each issued Of Orleans tn
Opsionsas Great Western Railroad
mens this SUBSCRIPTION Of said city tbs seek
dated hrat Of May, 1851 numbered sr O. 7es
to SIS IN wsny 6 ths
payable
day of November and st day q May af pear. delivery
Of the Coupons attached IN the city Of Nav York. Thyssh
Coupons nunhered from to 40 aond
the hrat Coupons having been fhs aoads sgasd by
John Mayor; William
erseesd BY DeBa of sAid city, and ar easosd
in ps by j. H. usefson, Presdsat Bss F4ne seere
for and hahaf Of said Company Their payment has been
soppei Thsso onds mailed 10 package a.
this Post ue New York. ah OF Sptenher aud adj
dreae William Hsea President New OILS but taey haye
tha been received tia Post Office IN tina s aud
therefore supposed 10 be lost stolen ,,,,- - =,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-22

SUNDRIES--
NJ 400 bbls Raw whisky.
leo do Boyle Rose Whisky.
100 do choice Old Monongahea Whisky.
100 do Warranted Winter Strained Lard Oil.
$50 kegs Lard choice.
so doz.n Beef Tongues, Sugar Cured.
900 boxes Proctor d Gamble Star Candles.
1850 bbls Mess Beef For eale by
nos JOSEPH LANDS d CO. 30 Tchoupilouar
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-22
PIANO Teaching.

PIANO TEACHING.
A B. CHANDLER informs the public that
he ready TO Lessons the Piano his
iencs mt that ot his pupil
IT A peculiar method for teaching Children.
Residence Grange siree Camp Coliseum
Place. no!6 am
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-06
The Free Bank Convention.

The State Journal of Thursdays contain the
following. We had hoped 10 be able to give
full proceedings CT the first d.,'s convention
in this issue:
The Free Bankers of Indiana met in con-
vention yesterday afternoon at 8 O'Clock, in
the Supreme Court room in the Capitol.
Several Reporters for the press were re-
specially Denied admi,tance, the convention
not desiring its proceedings TO appear in 9TH
er form than as published under their own
supervision. We learn from a member that
the convention is attended by delegates from
all the banks heretofore represented, and by
several not represented, at the former meet
ing.
The convention was engaged during the
afternoon and evening in receiving and ex-
aiming reports from the Banks, which, we
learn, are generally very satisfactory, and
show a strengthened position.
The Convention will hold one or two ses-
sions to-day, and may OF adjourn before to-
morrow. We have been promised an Of
fetal report of its proceedings, which we will
give our readers Immediately after the ad-
tournament.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-06
,NDIaNapoLIs coRHEsPoNDENoE.
INpIANAPoLIs, Jan. a, 1854.

DEAR SANpgRs:-The Legislature or
ganized at 10 O'Clock this morning. Hon.
David Kilgore, of Delaware county, was
elected Speaker over Mr.. Abram Hum
phreys, of Greene, by majority of TWEEN
tv three votes, the whole number of mem
bers present being SO. Mr.. Kilgore was
conducted to his seat by Mr.. Meredith and
Mr. Humphreys, when he made a brief
and suitable address to the House, thank
ing the members for the confidence they
had manifested in him by their choice,
and reminding them that the present ses-
sion would be one of great Importance,
and ought emphatically to be WORKING
session. He specified ''the Currency as
one of several important subjects demand
ing the earnest attention of the body
(The minds of his associates and of the
spectators, as he was fully aware, sup
piled the others.I
John lowering, of Tippecanoe, was e.
lected principal Clerk. and John Coburn,
of Marion, Assistant
The new Legislature in appearance is a
highly respectable body of men, most of
them in middle life, and all of them look
ing as if they felt they were entering upon
course of arduous and responsible duties.
The town has been full of strangers fol-
several days past, and one Of the exciting
topics has been the election of U. States
Senator. The only thing certain at pres
ent is, that there is an abundance of candi.
dates. Petit is here.
The Free Bank Convention met yester-
day, and is still in session, but as they sit
with closed doors, and no reporters admit
ted, none of their proceedings have yet
transpred.
Probably the telegraph has anticipated
me in some of the facts l have enumera
ted, and some other correspondent is doubt
less even with me in informing you of then
but | have wished, at any rate. to signify
my continued interest in the Journal and
its readers, though pressure of Other
matters has kept me estranged from it:
columns oflate. A. B. G.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-06
Mr.. Petit, the House being in COMMITTEE

Mr.. Petit, the House being in committee,
offered bill for the relief of settlers Oh
swamps and overlooked lands.
The subject being nominal subject for
debate, he made dashing, srgumeGtative,
denunciatory, and slas ish speech against
Know Notbingsm, looking on their sect and
Vaccinations as calculated, il successful, to
break down State rights and inflict fatal
stab on republican government, and, as a
consequence, damaging social relations
Mr.. Clingman changed the current of de-
bate, and delivered speech in favor of the
mediation OF this government between, the
belligerent powers Of Europe, giving many
reasons why this should be tendered.
Mr. Bayly, chairman Of the committee on
foreign affairs, stated he had reason to be-
Iieve from responsible quarters that overtures
were made on the part of the government
with regard to this matter, but, on the whole,
it was thought advisable for US not to inter-
fere with it..
Soon after this debate the House ADJOURN
ed.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-06

fuse 10 receive exchange, as before suggest
ed, then The bank upon which they may hold
bill should have such reasonable time as
may be just, TO furnish and pay. coin.
With these and such other Improvements
os KIP. rrnce AMI the wisdom oithe Legis-
latte may indicate, it is confidet!y believed
that very useful, safe aud necessary system
Of Banking may exist, capable OF resisting
tie effects of Panics and pressarss, and OF al
fording circulating medium which'wili have
CT dit, both at home and abroad, and which
lis absolutely necessary To the business wants
Of our enterprising community.
Whilst have never be the advocate of
any system Of banking, as being better than
the use of the proc ious metals.I am free to
say that think the dayshas passed when the
people will be willing to create or sustain
any other system of banking than that which
is passed upon the most positive and available
securities.
The Auditor also calls the attention of
the Legislature TO the fact that the charter
OF the State Bank will expire before another
Legislature shall convene, and tina; il will be
the duty of the present Legislature to make
some disposition OF the interest OF the Sttts
in that institution. He also gives the state
ment of the Bank, made by its officers, on
the 3lst Of October, 1854, which we have
heretofore published. He recommends that
board OF Commissioners, un onnectcd with
the present business of the bank. to make a
I'm Il settlement between it and the State.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-06
BEsEvoLEsr.-Tbe ladies of the Dorca

BEsEvoLEsr.-The ladies of the Dorcas
Association will give their proposed enter
tainment for the BENEFIT OF THE POOR on
Thursday and Friday evenings of next
week. They have perfected an exc lent
and attractive programme, and secured mu-
steal talent Of fashionable merit. No.
body can spend a dollar, half, or quarter,
for better entertain mel mt or more worthy
object, than the one now offered by our la
dies.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-06

By telegraph dispatches il will be perceiv-
ed that David Kileore has been elected
Speaker of the House, OF our Legislature,
which organized on Thursday. No better
selection could have been made for the posi-
ton of Speaker of the House, than David
KiIgore, OF Delaware county. He was elec-
ted on the Fusion or Republican ticket, and
is therefore strongly opposed to Nebraska
ism, Old Line or Machine Democracy, and
everything of that stripe. He is man of
ability, good strong sense, firm in his princi-
piles and of legislative experience. He en-
Joys the respect of all who know him. The
Republicans in the House have commenced
well. Let them but follow up their begin
ming in the same spirit, and all will be right.
Redemption Agency mt New York.
The State Journal learns that Redemp-
lion Agency at New York by the Free
Banks, would be urged by prominent men,
bers of the Free Bank Convention. which
assembled at Indianapolis on tho Sd inst
about the 18th of this month. and redeem, at
as low a rate as the times will admit, all
things considered, say FIVE per cent. from the
18th Of January to the lst Of February; fur
per cent. for the month Of February; three
per cent for the month Of March; TWO and
half per. cent orthe month OF pril.-
After the first OF May, at one and half pei
Ger t., and as much lower as the times may
justify. The Journal is informed that six
teen banks which do not redeem there, will
enter into this arrangement at once. Thi:
number, with those which do noc redeem
will make twenty. five banks redeeming in
New York City.
This proposition strikes us as the most
favorable of any yet offered, and if carried
out, will enable our business men greatly t.
facilitate their payments East, and do more
toward restoring confidence in our Free
Bank currency than all the "Citizens' Meet
ings" and"Specie Paying Conventions" tina
can be held.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-06

FIRES AT New ORLEASs.--Several fine
public buildings have been destroyed at New
Orleans by fire within the last two months.
The last burned was the beautiful building
on Philips street recently erected by the
Mechanics Association, which lost its fine
library and the archives of the last forty five
years. There were other societies occupy.
ing the building, which lost everything.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-06

40 To the exclusion Of other matter, we
give to-day that portion of the Report Of our
State Auditor which relates to Free Bank
ing. II is said the Governor in his message,
which was to have been read yesterday, re-
commends strong restrictions on the present
system Of FREE Banking. Everything con-
nected with this subject is of peculiar inter
est to our readers at this present time.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-06

]. NJ. STocKwELL.-Thisla large Evansville
and New Orleans steamer, Capt Greer, ar
rived here yesterday morning, with sll ell
and good trip. She took on greater part
of her freight along coast, and did a great
deal Of way passenger business. She was
detained four days and nights by fog. tighten.
ed off the steamer III. r. w. Hill, and los,
eight hours repairing damage by snag, thus
making long trip. Below, we give man.
ifest of her freight to Evansville. She put
out good deal of freigh, Puints On tire
Ohio below, and some here for Louisville,
not me ntioned in manifest:
Lewis & Howard, 5 SKIS coffee; G. Foster
g. Co., 10 SKIS coffee, l2l hhds sugar, $50
bbls molasses; Bement g. Viele, so bxs raj
sins, 5 hf do, 245 SKIS coffee, 90 les rice, So
bids sugar, so bbls molasses; Babcock Bros,
so SKIS coffee; HaIlock & Stoddard, 8 bbls
turpe ntine; VIM. Reilly, 10 bales gunny
bags, 30 bxs herring, 20 SKIS coffee; Preston
Bros, % bxs raisns, 10 hf do, 10 Or do. 8 tics
rice, 90 bbls tar, bbls oranges, 10 bis loa
sugar, 5 bxs lemons, cases sardines, &c
hhds sugar, 90 bbls rosin, 10 bbls crushed
sugar; G. Venneman g. Co., so SKIS coffee
NJ. Aiken, 4 bales gunny bags, SIX coffee.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-06

0T The steady rain of yesterday and the
night previous promises that the present rise
in the river will not be merely temporary.
II has been raining. as we learn by tele-
graph, at distant poIn:s up II ,ue
consequently expect soon to hear OF anoih.
er rise on the top Of the present.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-06

OF Henry A. Wise has already IT, ken
the stump to canvass the State of Virginia
for Governor. The N. Y. Tribune coniec.
lures that some opponent equally able and
vigorous will soon take the field against him
before the people. We hear it strongly in.
imated that one Sam .uel will be in the race.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-06

~ The Cincinnati steamer Sultan ar
rived here yesterday afternoon from New Or.
leans, having leftthe Doth. She had to-
cradle good cargo.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-06
REryRsED.-we observe that Dan Sick

RETgRNED.-We observe that Dan Sick
les. Mr. Buchanan's secretary, returned pas
senger on the Atlantic. His arrival will
confirm the rumor that he has been discharg-
ed from his secretary ship, on account OF his
refractory conduct at the English court,
which is said to have greatly embarrassed
Mr.. Buchanan in the discharge o: his official
duties. Dams peculiar talent and disposition
eminently fitted him for the position he &C.
cupied before he was promoted by President
Pierce. He had long occupied the station
of spokesman for Capt. Rynders, and mouth
piece of the notorious Empire Club, which
position he filled with singular ability.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-06
IiItnoI. l. egisIature

CHICAGO, Jan. 2 The Legislature organ
lied at Springfield, and Thos. Turner (Anii-
Nebraska. was elected Speaker, and E. s.
Bridges Clerk.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-06

" See Woolsey & Nelson's ADVERTISE
ment Of sale of Flat boats, to-day at 2 o.
clock.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-06
HOUSES ANDLors FoR SALE.

FHNE UNDERSIGNED being about from the place.
- offers for sale Houses and Lots city
bias gains Said houses and lots situated
Wells Enlargement Eggestons Foundry fronting
use 40 feet by lis deep Houses
high with each convene mt outhouses stables
For particulars enquire of Messrs Ighart Oakley real
estate of the Subscriber
Jlni-imd re WIN. JOHNSON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-06
sE4NDLoTFoR SALE.

FEtE subscriber sale his Third
street. in the Eastern Enlargement. Judge Foster
Residence. the most reasonable terms.
The
rooms celler and out-buildin-s. eistern. stable
For particulars enquire of sssrs Ieehart Oakley real
estate Water of the subscriber the prem
Uses. janf-lmd ABSAL0M JOHNSON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-06
NOTICE.

HbHlLIP DEUSNER has assigned to all the Book Ac
counts due him and the looks said accounts
in the the undersigned. All
uebted to said Deusner BY book therefore notified
to call s. Swinde of the Undersigned the Sher
Z y s. SMINDELL,
janf-tf n. BURkHART.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-06
EVANSVILLE d CRAWf0HDSvlk LILLE
RAILROAD.
Z s. 8 : : ~ -
OPEN TO TERRE HAUTI

OPEN TO TERRE HAUTE
OS AND AFTER VEIN EsDAl. bEcI NBER s. 1854.
Trains will run as follows Sundays eaespted):)
Leaves Er@sse. $50 m Leaves Tsr,s iI.ass $40
Arrive vinechnes I2:oo Arrive viucsnnss i2:eo
Arrive at ere aute 435 Arriv. at Evahsvilis s:s5
Es- Passengers die Nineenues.
By this sleep aut take the Morn
IadianapOsat 1870 ~ in time to viii
For cnsinnsti via LarTsnes'urgh route at Il:so NJ
For Cleveland Pirtsnb and all ntermedists rsins vie.
For Xenia Dayt.u Coiuunhus Zanesv lie and wheel n
via Indiana Cenrai road at II NJ arrive CoiunLus ~ 10
Chicago Logarsport and lafayette ~ Laayetts read
u NJ, =fIiye at Oh cago nj s:1r =. NJ
For Louisville. ALBANY AID Jenersonys - JsfsSssn-
yille road also With trans Tor Madison and Peru.
Passengers wall fnd greatly their adyantA Tor safety.
speed comfort certainty Of connection to take this reute
winter preference the uncertain on dan
in early sprng will "
made with 9TH Companies ~ which asseDgrs lea ing Ev-
ansvs in the will arrive 1t Cincinnati Chieags
The merchants and others having Goods 10 shI
from the last is called to this route meeism tTsnpor
arrive Evansville hird making the time in
longer avoiding the awss iAeur-
red when shipping by steamer n,~,rrs
Evansville Dee.s 1854 sec7G
Evansville Enquirer and Vincennes Ga1. cory I'M
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE
yaaderburgh county. Ind. as Administration de bcni
Of Abrsm DcCamps deceased will on The 10Th day
Evansre between the .uis Of 10 O'Clock a NJ and
clock p. NJ expose sale the II Of the Of sector
in tSynshP soch 81 r1rse u west ana a.ss The 4 2
said county of sale Of the purchase ea:h
in g. and the remaining in IS months from the day Of sale
valuation laws should land not te sold At sss-
ton sell the Io 4 rEIs ie On the si@s
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-06

We are indebted to the Auditor of State,
Mr. Dunn, for a copy Of his Annual Report 10
the Legislature. As the question OF Banks
is the all absorbing one at the present time
we place befo our readers that rortiun OF II
which speaks Of the Free Banks:
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE.
The citizens of yanderburgh county. who feel disposed
form horticultural Society. will new Court
House in Evansville this day. an 9Th at 10 o'clock
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-03
Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company Of

sSTATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City OF New 0rleans.|
Be itssmsmbered that tho 2h March, 1855 me-
Jnstice Psac aud
sona appeared Chss Briggs President H. p sanvsr
sary the Louisiana Mpual Company oNew eesn
being duly according 10
ccounta hs books
the said Company, CHARLES BRIGGS. President.
H. P. JAHvIER, Secretary
eHornbo Subscribed
v. J0aTE.
Second Justice Of The Pence for the oaana
Ehe Board oTustes twenty per
on she earned premiums Of Guiding 1855
which scrip certificates will be ssusd
n "
The Company continue insure szaua the pea
and loss damsRe ssthe
eilce soushea corner OF Camp and NAicheI
CHARLES BEIGGS, President.
:, :. x..,,... a. CARRiERE, Vice Prssiaens.
New OfeanI, March d. 1855.
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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS.

ST. LOUIS HOTEL, NEW ORLEANS
FENHE UNDERSIGNED most respectfully Sss
E Informs his tenda aud tho travelling community ne
During summer
thoroughly cleaned and improved will
DO open for recsptiou Of on the 18th
f==@# RATEGoE BOARD, ~ so PER DAY
formerly F Ciaas Hotel,
self possible shabe good
reputation comfortable home its old patrons
CHAS. L. GUMBET,