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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-04-11
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BURLINGTON, IowA.-This city, says the Chi.
cago Democrat, has just been connected to Chi.
cago, by the completion of the lines Of railroads
which terminate opposite to it on the Mississip-
pi. The Telegraph wishes the Chicago papers
to notice the fact that Burlington has rejoced
in steam ferry privileges for twenty years past
having never been less than one steam ferry
boat and sometimes two. That city has been
noted, for years past, as The crossing of the Up.
per Mississippi, and no longer ago than last sea-
son at least 10000 emigrans from Illinois, Indi.
ana, Ohio, &C., were carried across the Father of
Floods by means Of the Burlington Steam Fer.
ry. 1t may also be truthfulIy added, says the
Telegraph, that Burlington has always been able
to boast the largest and best steam ferry boats
on the river, and she intends TO keep up her rep
utalion.
This will undoubtedly soon become favorite
route for emigrnnts to the fertile lands west Of
the Mississippi. The trains over the line are
now running regularly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-23
TWO WOMEN AND THREE CHILDREN
nIrRN'r 'rn DES1

New IoEk, Oct IA fire broke out in State
street this murnng, ut > o'clock, in four story
house. occupied by five families, comprising nineteen
persons in all. The fire originated in the kitchen,
under the stairs. The smoke and flames very soon
spread up the s:nircase thereby preventing the cs-
cnpe Of the inmates down the starways without burn.
!ns. Unfortunately no less thnn five fell victims t"
the flames. Mls. Peacock aged 30 years: AlIneda
Vandcnburg, aged } years, and Iteca, Mr.. Lub's
servant GIRL were found on the first landing stairway
almost burned to cnder; Mrs. Brown, aged ~
years and her nephew, u.ed about nine years, were
found in bed, having, apparently, died from smtI"ca
ton before the flames reached them. Miss Baker
who occupied garrett room, succeeded in forcing
her way down stairs, through the smoke and flames
Ia the first floor entry. There she was exricatcd by
| Mr.. Peter Fritz. She was terribly burned The po
Ice conveyed her forthwith 10 the New York liosp
tai. 1t is thought she wlnot survive. Another wo
| man eaped from the window aud was much IL uret
| The loss vi property l. not over 81 5CO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-23
ACTC Mn.
BY SoRDSSVRT II.

The sylvan slopes with corn-clad nel"s
Are hung, as il with golden shieicS'
Bright trophies of the sun
Like a fair sister of the sky
Curutied doth the blue lake !ie'
The mouptains locking on.
And soo;h to say, yon vocal grove,
Albeit uunspired by love,
By love un,aught TO ring,
Nav wei! afford to mortal car
An impulse more profoundly dear
Than music of the Spring.
For that from turbulence aud heat
Proceeds from some uneasy seat
In natures struggling Frame
Some region oil impatient life;
And jealously aud quivering strife
Therein a portion claim.
This, this is holy; while hear
These vespers of another year
This hymn of thanks and praise
NV spirit seems to mount above
The anxieties Of human love,
And ear,h's precarious days.
Bu, lis, though Winter storms be nigh,
Unchecked i. that soft harmony
There lives Who can provide
For all his creatures; aud on HIM.
Even like the radiant seraphim,
Thee. choristcrs contide.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-23
p o Il z II y
RrS ROLT'S REP L y
All, YES, | kEMEMBER.
ne syhSEy DYER.

An, res. I remember that name with de''S"''
Sw.e, Alice. so cherished and dear r;oht
l seek her lone grave i'll the p''ie no"' "
And mois,en the turf with tenn, wa, with woes
And there when the heart is " erour"e"o"
wander and muse all alone ,,a sh,, repose.
And long for the time when my "t ,he st"ns."
Where ..swe.t Alice lie" under ''e S'''e'
roam through the wood where s"I E;iI We <
And rrc,,ne ON the green sunny hl.i, ,,1o
H"% ,er nre "a bri:Lt in thn, beautiful E'a"'
N En t" nv hear; is al" lonely and chill , IN W;nc
,,I RI, li,.s that were melting Win love,
A"' , -" ,h. crave, and In, left I" rcp!ne'
"r,!i meet with sweet Alice above
a., ,.ouI remember the schooh"use and ofo"k'
",nd master SO kind and so true
\, fragrant with incense and dew:
, for these, though dear to my heart
Nor the friends that have left us aloneI
r,i'. h,.nm will have aud tear drops will start,
For "sweet Alice lies under the stone.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-23
ANOTHER VIOLATION uE OUR NEUIKALG-
- rG [

The United States District Attorney, in New York,
IN. had his attention directed To the chip Mnury,
n,.ct.d OF having arms and ammunition on board for
tb. Russian government. His Deputy seized the vcs-
sci, and found, under quantity OF cotton, twelve
nitinn, together with number Of lnusketS 1t is
rn,nnrrd TINT this craft was TO cruise under false
cours, in the Atlantic, for the purpose Of capturing
Br,,ish and French Vessels proceeding to Europe
with valuable cargOes from the United States. How
far these allegations Are true, legal investigation
will show. The promptiiude OF the District Attor-
ney in attending TO the matter proves that tie Gov
ernnlen is determined TO enforce the laws against all
Yiolators.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-23
LATER ERnM MEXICO.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. ly.-Ihc steamer Naul"Hs
ha, arrived with late. dates from the Erazos. Hha'
moras had surrendered the rcvo!utIonsts without
battle, and the city was Tranquil. San Louis Po%''
had not yet been taken. a hght OF three days Only
left the revoutioustIs in possession OF the HE'D o.
battle. Reinturccmcnts ha been sent from Monterey.
SECOND DE,PATCH.
SIM Louis Po,o.i surrendered after three Hh!'
fight Companies Of National Guards were oe.ns
organ zcd in various quarters, really 10 meFch on LUG
City Of Mexico u: any moment Nilauri should "e'S'
mine such no, encut necessary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-23

AS APrE,L To THE EUROPEAN DEMOCRACY Ire.
publican party has been made by kn.suth, Mnzlni
aud Ledru RuilIn, announcing that by the fall Of Sc
ba.,opo the war is irrecoyerably and indefinitely
prolungei-it being impossible for Russia to treat af
Ter defeat. without sinking into third rate position
and it being impossible for the allies, in the face
public opinion, 10 offer peace on less onrrous cold
tion-. They call upon the European Democracy
now unite against tiei. enemies and act, prociuu
Ing liberty und lracrnal association for all.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-23

The "NEw STEAMBOAT Law works wen ;, :" Of
Western rivers, de il in tire great =, New
'1s "1" t%go %i h ha d %:;S ss
ls the number al boats suh,ec: 10 ''''' " Vas NO:
have carried 6OO.UUD pasee!!;ers ytI '"s' smr, No.
been nj explosion OF boiler ~ c"!lape y, conn h-
have any lives been lost on passenger ~ Cipcic
effects 81! steam or collision. Inc report ~
uni !, almost II not quite n favorable.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-23
RESIGNATION OF GEN HITCHcOcK-HEALTH OF
HINGE MASON

washington, Oct. 2O.-Gen. Ethan y. Hitch
cock, OF The army, has resigned his position in the
my, and his resignation has been accepted, 10 take Ell
feet on the 18th inst
Private letters from Paris state that the late attack
paralysis has much enf.cbl.d TN. ,h ;scnl consrtu
ton or Judge Mason Minister France. Tie is snid Z"
require assistance in moving about aud TO be propped
up whuu setting.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-23
PRINCE MEyCHlKOFF TURNED MONK.

The Pari. Pa'r,s states that Russian family now
in Paris have received u letter from his! official
person in MOSCOW, III which II is announced that
Prince McuchjkoN had become Il monk III one OF toe
mona.tcrics IN the old capital Of Russia The state,
mon, is made with great confidence, aud it is aided
that il wns III. mIs!Urtumcs which seem 10 oVerharE
his country that induced the "-L rant Ambassador
of the Car 10 the Sultan to inkr this step.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-23
ER.EDII ENr RANK

The Woonsochet tR. H. Patriot cautions the pub.
lie agais; receiving the bills III the Tower Mining
Company" issued q. WGau.ockct, and made payable
nj "paddys Mill. Va" I'll" Tower Mining C"npa.
ny Incorporated 10y the Rhode Island Legislature
Tor the purpose ui mining only, and the banking bu'
sn~s. Is purely swiGcc, and nothing esc. The
charter is said Ia be IN the hands Of western men, and
the votes were issued by them probably for the West
cru markets.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-23
. . e.

Con-. McKEEvER.--Itis stated that the Secretar.
of he Navy hud addressed complimentary letter 10
Com Mckeever, who rc.nnned at his post as the
commander Of the Portsmouth tVa.i Navy Yard du'
ring the whole Of the terrible epidemic, although zen
thc post Of danger was the post Of honor" Mr. DOB.
bin writes him that the man who remains at ms Pc.
where .'pcsileucc walkeh ct noon-iay' etn'U,s
more heroic bravery than he who nc9t l''n r.
mouth and invites him to report ut heaa'iuui'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-23
RUMORED MURDER OF EX GOVERNOR
HEEnER

ST. LorIs, Oct. lS.--lt was Tumorcd at Lexington,
Missouri, that cx.Govern"r Ecedrr was murdered at
ST. Jrscph's, bat il pronounced IL be Il hoax
The editor Of The Lexington Express that Reed
or had been lighting, but was hot injured.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-23

THE. CASE OF PASSMORE WILLIAMSON.
PHILApELrHI., Oct lS.-Applicalon has been
made by the counsel OF Passrnorc Williamson for per
mission tn tile MI affidavit made by him. Judge Kane
decided that The proper mode oiprnccduro 10 take
rule to show cause why such paper should no, be-
filed. The counsel refused to do this, and 10 further
urtinn WAS Ind.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-23

NEW YORK Uu {. 2n.--t!puf j. s':h. 80
State md ONO brands II; IS -; Southern Is -,
I Wien. i. unsettled and urTuotsbIe: oo,n
sales M 81 cts. Tor mixed. Poih pee'' '"i
WIN ksy ~ unchanged, Virginia IYs' 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-23

BALTIMORE, Der. 2u.-Flour is hrn a' 20,
days rates. Wheat has declined u D Gu
urrEair,.d Provisions dropping.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-23

State Agricultural College for O!;" Las "
osnizsd n: Cleveland with five rapaoir I'.s .,
lis trst course twelve weeks OF jail! 'e''N's' -
commence With December.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-23

aALL a SET OF AnoLlr i,, ! Sn ep,1s
lsny, Inc A"sa. Co.:' Sntn. noer Of one
rom =" upcis uuw absent n; the North ard an'e;
oIL..oIyn oct 10, l>5a, and addressed 10 'r''-
Zine American party here Mt the North are I'd Id
what they are at the South. Il i've mere are all
W. impossible for me To 20 viii: them, for they are
n SET Of abolition sis.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-23

- - xii
l. CHARLESTON, Ger. IJ.-CuitoD IL ac.t'e "''
l. sales 81 i,;iUu bales. Good middlinS 81 ;: c''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-23
RED SULPHUR Strings, Va,

October y, lh)0.
At q meeting Of the visitors OF the Red Sulphur
Springs, held this evening, DR.. L. c. Thrashc OF this
pIace called To the chair, and the following reso
lutions offered by Col. WIN. {. keuney Of Hi
nois
LIST. Resolved, That it is with reluctance we leave
this ah-gyng fountain" where we have spent
the past pleasantly; where those invaids
who sought its snuative benefits have not been dsap
pointed in their most snngunc expectations; and
where the voares OF pleasure have luxuriuted i'll all
the cninyment- OF life.
I'd. Resolved, That in parting with Capt. William
AduIr, our host, do with feelings of regret ;
that from him have received every attention that
the Kindness of his generous nature could heap upon
lie; that under all circumstances, we have expert.
enced nothing but Kindness and in parting we tender
him our most sincere wishes Tor health, happiness and
prosperity. Nay lie and his family live lony To en-
JOY every blessing Il kind Pro, cvnce may shower
upon them.
Resolved, That these proceedings be sent to The
Farmers Friend nud Richmond Enquirer for pGb
cation.
On motion of Mr.. Cowes. the meeting adjourned.
L. L. THRASHE, Chm'n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-23

FINE CATTLE.-Our streets were enlivened yester-
day (suys the Lynchburg Virgininu Of Thmrsday,i 10y
a cattle show, with drum and fife accompaniment
Mr.. Grouse exhibited some of the finest cattle We eveI
saw, intended for the Raleigh, Petersburg aud Rich
mnnL Fairs. Wellington and Prince Albert are TIVE
splendid specimens, and will prove most formidable
competitors III thu srenl contest for The ''pam and thu
CROWN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-23

RAILRo.p IKoS.-The ship Il. a. Lewis has Gr-
rived at City Point, from Liverpool, with 500 tons oi
iron for the DauvIllc Railroad, and il is stated that
The Iuvncible is on her way up James River with
300 tons more. This will suffice 10 complete the road
10 Danyille.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-23

SYSoD OF VIRGINIA, NEW SCHOOL On Thursday
afternoon, it WIS resolved tint the third Thursday
III November 1.-THE day appointed by Governor John
SON. be observed throughout oar bounds a q day
Of Thanksgiving and praise.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-23

QuEES's SoIREE.-On Friday night the corona
ton n the Queen took place at the American Hotel,
nnd was followed by grand sorce danseuse, which
kept up till an early hour Saturday morning. the
Maids OF Honor, Sir Knights, Troopers aud large
number of our citizens Of both sexes participating in
the gaictics of the evening. The supper, furnished
by Mr.. Wells for the occasion, magnificent
one, and did credit TO his skill we'll to the high
character Of tho "Americun."
We are pleased TO learn that the Mount Vernon
Association will realize about S7DO from the ourna.
mcn.-t Dispatch.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-23

CoLLIsIoy oS JAMES RIVER We understand
says tho Petersburg Express IN collision occurred III
James River "Wednesday between the steamship
Jamest0rn and the steamer Brlr'dcrr. Both vessels
were coming down and within about thirty minute.
run of City Point. Ii the Beirid,Jc left
Richmond in advance of the .jdmN!0TH, bat the
latter rapidly gained ON the Belrd'rc, and attempt
cd to pass her three different Uccasios aud wa,
each lime prevented from doing by the Bri"idcrc
crossing the .Iamc<'o~nS bow when ut Inst they came
together. The whcelhuusc of the J,a.Nt1~n, "nr in
fornant states was somewhat chutc;!, while the Bel
vdcrc suffered considerably, being much the liGhcs.
Our informant eXoncratcs Capt. Parrish OF al blame
in the matter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-23

Sysop or YlRcISIA.-This body embracing the
pr.shy,crir. If Winchester, District Of Columbia aud
iI"nyar Nov SCHOOL, commenced lis Sessions last
Wednesday evening, in the United Presbyterian
Cbnrrh. corner OF Eighth aud Franklin streets. The
opening SERMON was delivered by The Rev: Fat
crsun Fletcher, moderator OF me last session.
a. nr,,nizpt.n WAS then effected by the choice ri
Kew. byron Sunderland, of Washington, d. e., MS
Moderator and Rev. Messrs. Adams OF Hanover aud
Matthews OF Fuuquicr, Clcrks.-Sessions of highly
interesting character were held on Thursday AMI FRI
,lhy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-23

v,yc,x,, MECHANICS lSsSITCTE.-We call attch-
,,, n,,,,. If the Virginia Mechanics Institute
in to.days paper. 1t will be seen thar it is desrIo.c
,hat n.ysnns having articles Tor exhibition, nnd 10
compete for premiums should as soon a. possible r
send them to the Institute where gentleman Wv.
A. Mllspaugh will always Oo III readiness 10 re'e''
them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-23

c,x,rr,oy Of MIR. ARsELL.-Mr. Augustus ar
all who was crushed by the falling of brick rl'iln
new, at the fire Thursday morning, was yt ,an ~
SURPRISED to be in more ia'orao'e c'i'u''o' '"''
Tn, negro man. who had his skull broken; by Tic
,,,i;mr IF The same chimney, was alive yesterday.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-31
NOTICE OF ELE0TToN,
PURSUANT to a writ AZ EIantia,. / I.

d,t1 n ss,s Ct yss s ses to
M ss n. rs..
an sno Is n Mat
ePy Nj Th5s :s and sG ny ssss
ss sHaaSp ys the Parish of Orleans
p eonn c e s , as9, s
Sss ss ssa'f Gass ne First
Secretary 81 STATE attorney General Tea,uer Audi
rpss E q s
I Il sirsfS 4. fas N
s rs g.s s S * 4 s1 q Ps
e9S ns .a ely EsT fo q ss s,,.
for the Fss Representative District city Of
Three for the District civ
for the Third Representative Ds.
Two for the psc
the Fihh Representative. p.rs
Tor srh Di..ric,.
for the District CITY
for the Eighth Representative District sv
Representative for the Ninth Representative District ,v
for the Tenth Representative District city
FeT P..ss Attorney Fer Clerk of he District Courts
on hs s sht bank Sn a. re
q the Peace in for the Parish OF oreans one
the Foarh by the Fifth Sixth ono by ssyenth
and NINTH one BY that the right me
sSS Sn y ~ ESqEs P,ss orqs, Lalas
BY voter re.idng within sectional limits wbe
which each Justice Is required to hold his Court ~ ~
Collectors.
4 FL Il. 9as y the voters Of
@ !.
Ing the u the qualified voters Of the or th
h as
STa pa @ m he Be opposed removal
from hs hour q socock il The morning O'Clock The
n the 70 bs and under the
the election conducted and pcat rs,n,ns
to the Cd returning officer accordir law.
Fhriah OF OrsaEa New Orleans 10th
-. s. LG.... ~ Y. MANDEVILLE MARIGNY. Sherif.
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..ss asfF AVIS D'ELEOTION.
I'm Yertu dun Writ d, Elantinn da4a d,, DC

Juliet 1872 moi addIssse par Excellence p O. Hebert
Psoe a0rsaps sont 10 quune
officers to, is +tsI t>0l7 i1- ~ ' .e'
LornianR IVA G7'-'t - n
I'm Rpesentant 70 Premier
ds 10 parosse est pare Id y
Nouvsle Orleans oonnue les No
o. nunae auonrd hui designes MONS de Dis
Gcs Nos OF aueoarg Tems portion Is
dOrleans droite henys AJississipp r
IN Repren,ani pour DsuIieme
pare de ID Vi 10 ali la
Nony. Orleans Canal ct ma SONS lac
mona O. Ter District Ct Sms District autrsfOis vile do Lafayette
Paquemnss st. Bernard parte do Ia paoase d
leans sise sur la rive droie du neuve Mississippi. -
Tros strict da tute
~ sse sur Ia rive gauche du feuve
IN Reprsantant Ia Parosae dOean rive dos m
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Fire, River and Marine Insurance.
PROVINCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY
OF TORONTO, O. w
Epwp q. 0BRIrs Secretary. A. MI CIARE s.sSsvVs
5. BRANCH OFFICE, No. % Camp st. New Orleans.
az The now toisaus
me RlVERB
by FIRE, stthseurentratesofpre n1urn.
BENJAMIN FLOR Ant Z agent
MH HARMON DIANE .AaauAbt Agent
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OFFICIAL. LIST.

s
ST ATH OF EOUISIANA.
PARISH or oRLEANs CITY or NEW ORLEANS
Sixth District Court Of New Orleans;
The following named delinquent ssx-paycrs fo
axes on real estate and slaves, due the CITY Of New
cited appear before The Honorable tho SIKH Dslric
Cont of New Orleans, within fifteen days from HE
asa 81 The Est publication e ,ns r. !ns 9l
the said city Of New Orleans for the amounts placed
opposite their respective together with interest
Witness the Hon, , y. co,Ion, Judge Of our said
Court, this 18th q ociebsT ls 3 c,..,.
A Agsisss, 'eAP s s 81 ADAMS slss 9
= 2 Il s.s ss..s s
H Rssysss ST's 80 3 g 81 ss'nl'oAn g
Cummings, Pat a66 15ICenas, b & r
d
Densnaourg,-R "A 50 Dureil, p 100 q
! Finch, Michael 1865 20 Fits.immons, " sos ss
German Lodge 81 2sfGass, WIN 56 IS
elpi, Mrs 81 50l eve s.
MI "
sIassox e g Mss Ill Geo F. ass g
NJ. q. Canal and NEW Orleans Pia-
Navigator CO. 50 sol ming Company, 4a9 Is
p
Perseverance, Policy Nicol &co t2ss 90
Lodge No 164 50l Pooley, Jno 7s5 40
Peinr Star Lodge, l15 6OlPresbyieran Pub
Perfect Onion location, Board of ~
Lodge, 235 DOL Trustees of 49l 90
r
Rawls, Mrs Jas iii is Rodriguez, BENZ 2,o7s "
49, es3ee
stackhouse, w&H 100 55Isa ntos, Taloy u
Santos, Bernard COG 45l Dorocourt 4. SIS 7ss
q Sampson A 102 67ISmith, Charles s6 70
Shute, Theo 81 00ISeichsnaydre, 104 04
sembiei, MISS 81 81 4 tMfs WILSON, Sc Is
st PAnl, Henry, "a 0UlSouthmayd SIS As
w
Willy, L Valcour 90 35t Wolf, Jno 1856 81
WalkersA w I,3478 81 WATSON, ID 90 50
Ssast s5A TT JOHN +. HOLLAND. Clerk
Clerks Office New Orleans, Oct 20, 1855 [o27
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g .-a4 s,s- Il, .s :. tsTATEIoF LOUISIANA ,
+ s4--'' Parish Of Orleans. City Of New 0rleans
be II r'nembere that the June 1855 before me-
sas,iee q me Peacs n and
@ q bs 5osa pssmsson
we ieIcnan insurance Mutual New frnsrs
and trus ana thht
books Of said Company - e'' hanseiPs rom the
JOHN PEABERToN, Pre,idep,
srofn TO and aubaeriSed before s day q Jups ;s
Second Jus,ies Of the Peace for ths PsTiah aS
The Board Of Directors declared aivia.rs :, ,
Cent on she earned (partcpsting In thn no.
year ending Sat May or which ny
on and after the lat Of August 1856. rs - De 'saasd
JOHN PEMBERToN, Prordsp,
New Orleans juno Is, 1855. secretary.
~ s INV DIRECTORS: l-..n ae#
John Pemberton, B. O. vignand, H. A. p,s,s a.s
Logan Mcknight, NJ. Cuddy tW,r vnnnI'
0.Gsillard Pierre Pou.x q VI .s,oseis
B. p. p MaHnero Us nih1enoeiger
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Louisiana Mutual Insurance Comnan,, .t

9 iSTATE OF LOUISIANA, +.
5,4gta4 Parrish Of orleans, City OF Nsv orlssna
that she aath March, 1885, before me- tho
sanaii q the Peae. and for The Aforesaid
Charles Briggs Janyiar
tay the Louisiana Mutual Company ofNe
being duly won, according oae
counts are just and Transcript from ths boks
Wv 'Aio company. CHARLES BRIGGS, President. =
H. 2. JAHvIER Secretary
oWofh'o hhd subscribed before shis Gath
CIV. J0NTE,
xhe board Of "a, ,,,
on the net earned ending March iab AK ~
next. "' "si sno hfs' Jay OIL June
continue against pers OF the sea. and
and o damage by OF
oihes,aoutheastc corner Of Camp and hatcher
CHARLES BRIGGS, Prasidsnt.
n. p. yANVIRR Secretary si''S' HisSiaen''
New 0rlsaus, March n, 1855,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-31
INSURANCE.
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company.
OFFICE ~ THEIR BUILDINGS, CORNER OF
- CAMP ST AND COMMERCIAL. PLACE. 1 4
MARINEzRIvER AND FIRE INSURANCE,

The Company have the following assets: = g'975I7 4
Invested in Bond and Mortgage property double @
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is - ps 1so ~" n Is0s1Ia
,o 80 - .a'eu vaiae soooo, cos.. 6S4i4 0s
NV W. % an 0o1'so Vi Sohecuou.. s0sss
Ss'p sn SonPAnss esHmh'ed 3osB 90
Cash on hnnd le0as as
l-4 4= a. +
Total Assets 1889 sos al
I +''F '''s' THos. A. ADAMB, Pr.s,dsnt,
=. 1l. ' GEO. JONAH. Vice Presidsni.1 x