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Butte record., 1856-04-26
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Il has never talled-lt canho ifAl 10
cure
THIS Invaluable Specific, first introduced
into Pisu some fifty years since, soon became
80 well known as a certain cure, that N
every town and city, not only On the Coniln-
ent, but in Great Britaiu, the demand for IL
was so great, its merits SO astounding, that in
less than one year from its introduction il
had s,ippllnted all other remedies. The Medi
/ cal Faculty Of the principal cities Of Europe
were compelled to acknowledge its wonderful
mastery over disease proprietors Of other
medicine, jealous Of its sway, vainly endesv-
ored to stay its onward progress. Like grass be
fore the mower, their efforts fell to the ground
and like fire on the prairies, sweeping all be-
fore it. its onward march became triumphant.
1t stood forth upon its own merits; discern
ing public saw, tried and were convinced Of
its magical rirfues The massive fortune
acquired by DR.. Pareira from the sale Of II
during the six years he prepared it alone
bore witness 10 its miraculous merits. At the
decease Of the Doct., the recipe was beQueath
ed to his son, who has lately introduced the
remedy into the United States The number
of cures it has already made are astonishing
Thousands and tens Of thousands esn bear
testimony to its efficacy.
All who use it, It will Cure,
With a safety, speed and certainty no other
medicine has ever possessed
Resort to no Quack Nostrums,
Use remedy that has been tried for the past
fifty gears and was never knwn TO fail
THIS GREAT
Remedy is Warranted Purely
Vegetable.
REWARE of COUNTERFEITS.
The extensive sale of this wonderful medi-
cine has already caused some person or per
sons, to palm off upon the unsuspecting, a
spurious compound, closely resembling tha
original Be particular to buy none without
the written signature of A Pareria, II. D.
on the outside wrapper Of each bottle. All
others are counterfeit, and their compounders
will be punished with the utmost rigor Of the
law.
Price. Three Dollars per bottle For sals
by D Babcock. sole Agent for California, Ore
gon and the Sandwich Islands 70 whom all or
ders must be addressed. A liberal discount
made to wholesale dealers.
D. BABCOCK,
Wholesale Druggist, II Davis street,
San Foancisco.
List of Agents throughout the Strts.
Rice Cfhn s Co. Druggist, Marysyille.
R. X. Starkweather, City Drug Store, Stock
ton.
W. II. Bruner, Sonora.
Benz. Shurtleff Shasta.s
Child & Worthen, Placerville
Justin Gates, Jr. Sacramento City.
D. r. W Carr Downieville.
DR.. John Lark, Nevada.
Dr. w Fl, Gatlief, Yreka.
DR.. J. B. Winston, Los Angeles
Thomas Whaiey, San Diego
Geo L. Story, Portland. O. T. ap 5-27 Sn
Butte record., 1856-04-26
INSOLVENCY NOTICE.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Court,
COUNTY OF BUTTE ! Butte Count
In the matter Of E Woodward, an Insolvent
Debtor.
IN pursuance of an order of the Hon ].
IL \ Lewis, County Judge Of the said county
of Butte, made on the 18th day of March, A
D. 1856. notice is hereby given to the credit
crs Of said insolvent. E. Woodward, to be and
appear before the Hon j. ( y Lewis, county
Judge aforesaid, in chambers. at Bidwell, Oh
Monday. the 5th day of May, A D. 1856, st
10 A. NJ, to show cause, if any they can, why
the prayer of said insolvent should not be
granted. and an assignment Of bis estate made
and he be discharged from his debts an in
solvent debtor
Witness my hand and seal of said
tL.S,l Court, this 5th day Of April, A D.
1856.
NILES CHAPLIN, County Clerk
THos WELLS, Atty for Petitioner. sp5-29
Butte record., 1856-04-26
NOTICE TO GOLD DUST BUYERS

a LII persons buying or trading in GOLD
they shall have obtaiped License so to do, as
required by law, as Bankers, they are subject
to prosecution for the same.
". LATTIM0RE, Co. Treas
Treasursr's Office, Bidwell, April L, 1866.
Butte record., 1856-04-26
DECLARATORY NOTICE.


a 0TF ( IS hereby given TINT + Jane S.
~ Howell, wife Of Wm. H. Howell of the
County Of Butte and State Of California, do
hereby declare that | intend. from after
this date to carry on business in my own name
and on my own account in said County Of
Butte, that the .ture of said business is
Ranching- Stock aud Poultry. Dairy
business and teaming, and that will be indi-
vidually responsible in my own name for all
debts contracted by me on account Of my said
business, and | further declare that the a.
mount of capital invested in said business,
does not exceed the sum of FIVE thousand dol
lars.
In witness whereof have hereunto sat my
hand and seal, this, the twenty fifth day Of
March, A D. 1856
JANE HOWELL Tseal.
Subscribed and sworn to before ms this the
25th dag Of March, i. d 1856.
JAMES WILKINSON,
Justice Of the Peace, Hamilton Township.
Butte record., 1856-04-26
Notice to Sportsmen.
G.. Z. SCEzOE1H1.
D Street, between Second and Third,
MARYSVIILE. CAL,

u Street, DeiHteu CtCUuu duu L hlI u ,
MARYSVILLE, CAL,
HAS JUST RECEIVED. per Clipper ship
4 Il Sword Fish, a very large lot of Colts
Patent Revolving Pistols, fine Double Guns,
Game Bags, Shot Belts, Powder Flasks and
Horns of all sizes; all kinds of Percussion
Caps, Pills and Primers Baldwin's Elastic Gun
Wadding, Hickory Rods, Gun Nipples, Wipers,
Gun Locks and Trickers, and all other kinds
of Gun materials, Powder, Shot, Balls, Lead,
SC Sharp's Rifles on hand. Also, just re
ceived. the largest and best lot of Spurs ever
offered in the California market, made Of the
best steel, and inlaid with silver, variety Of
patterns manufactured to my order
Fl. SCHOLL
All kinds of Gunsmithing and Lock repair
ing done. and particular attention paid to
repairs of Colts Revolvers.
Colts Pistols cleaned and loaded at so cts.
Daily expected, two cases best gain twist
Hunting Rifles, made to my order in New York
All OF the above goods will offer at lowest
prices and warrant them. G. +. 5
Marysville, July 30. a1g4-39-tf
Butte record., 1856-04-26
COUNTY TREASURER 5 OFFICE, !

COUNTY TREASURER 5 OFFICE,
BIDwELL, April 9th, 1856.
q Office is hereby given, that all persons
" holding Butte County Warrants payable
from the general fund, registered between
January lst, 1854, and April 5ih 1855. that
thesame will be redeemed on presentation, at
my office And notice is further given, that
from snd after this date, said warrants will
cease tubrar interest
WILLIAM LATTIM0RE,
Tresurer of Butte County
Butte record., 1856-04-26
San fraHti5tu advertisements.
Clothing w arehouse.

Clothing Warehouse.
W NJ. G. BADGER
lo9 Battery st. Corner Of NJ han, St.
SAN FRANCISCO.
ENP0TER Of every variety Of CLOTg ING
q and furnishing GOODS; aisa. ol Daeks
Dflli-. Sheetings. Blankets. Hats, Bots an3
Sr.'sai.s.
By recent arrivals, have received very large
invoices Of the most
Desirable STYLES of Clothing.
and it is the LARGEST STOCK ever offere.i
in this market. The Goods are manufactured
lnder my oSn supervision AID Of the best ma
terial, well cut, large sizes, and made in the
most durable manner
Traders from the Country, are invited to
examine this heavy Stock. and they will find
the prices iotcer than they can be found else
where in the market
Purchasers may rely on receiving the bes
and most saleable Goods, as each article is
guaranteed.
Orders From the Country promptly and
carefully attended to.
10000 pairs assorted Fancy Cashmere
Pants;
10000 pairs assorted Fancy and plai1 Sati-
nette pants;
1000 pair linen pants;
1000 pairs Goodyear's Rubber pants
1000 Goodyear's White Rubber Coats;
200 cases Goodyear's long and short
Boots
200 cases Miners Boots,
1000 super flannel Overshirts,
800 dozen fancy Cashmere oyershirts;
LOCO dozen white Shirts
800 dossD heavy Hickory Shirts;
SOC dozen heavy check Shirts;
800 dozen Merrimak Shirt;
500 dozon Lambs Wool undershirts;
300 dozen Regatta Undershirts:
200 dozen grey Flannel undershirts;
400 dozen lamb wool Drawers;
250 dozen bleached Drill Drawers;
1900 dozen Oyeralls;
300 dozen Denim Frocks;
200 dozen country knit wool socks;
1900 dozen heavy white and mized cotton
Socks;
1000 pieces sup. silk Pocket Handker-
chiefs:
100 dozen superior black silk Necker-
chiefs;
1900 dozen Cambria handkerchiefs;
$50 dozen Rubber belts;
$50 dozen Buck gloves;
400 dozen buekskin Gold bags
1000 Doeskin Business coats:
400 Black cloth Frock coats;
1000 assorted overcoats;
600 assorted Pea Coats;
5000 silk, cloth and velvet Vests;
30 bales blue and white Blankets;
so bales A Sheeung;
so bales Drills;
80 bales assorted Duck;
so cases fine Felt Hats,
100 cases straw Hats;
For sale by WM G. BADGER.
No. lG9 Battery, cor. Merchant st. San Fran
cisco
n. B.-No goods sold at retail. ml5- l94t
Butte record., 1856-04-26

DRsOLUTIoN NOTICE.-The undersign-
- ed heretofore engaged in the QUARTZ
MINING business, under the Firm and style
Of the Armstrong Quartz Mining Company.
have this day dissolved the partnership here
tofore existing. by mutual consent.
JOHN T. BEAUMONT.
ALBERT GRUMMET
Oregon Gslss, March a. lsss.
sri. y sy-
Butte record., 1856-04-26

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Butte record., 1856-04-26
RAIL ROAD HOUSE,
JOSEPH GLUCKAUF,

EETHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Dry
w Goods. Groceries Provisions. Clothing. liquors
Miners Tools, Sc door above National hoiel Bid ell
Butte record., 1856-04-26
STERTrYS SALE.

K1.TEI "A DN.LC Nvl
Ddvell. April IL. 1856.
Butte record., 1856-04-26

NIeFIE butte county
Riir.ll, April II. 1855.
Butte record., 1856-04-26
l09 Battery st Corner Of NJ han. ST..
SAN FRANCISCO.

I MP0TER Of every variety Of CLOTg ING
Z and furnishing GOODS; aisa, ol Dack-
y 'il.=, Sheetings, Blankets, Hats, Bots an3
,ir"sai.s
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-08-02
DEATH OF PEoEEssoE TozE LOCKE

Itbecomes ON p~ainfald1Ity to record
the death Of professor John Locke,
who departed this Life yesterday morn
ing having arrived at tie age Of Sixty
SIX years. Professor Locke was born
at Fryebwgh, New Hampshire, Feb.
10Th, 1892 and bFOagh1 Up at Bethel,
Maine. At anearIy age he became q
student at Yale College. where he
graduated with the highest academic
honors. After receiving his medical
diploma he entered the U. s. Naval
service as Surgeon, but being unable
to pursue his faForitesSieHce On board
ship, hesoon resignedhis position. and
cOncIudedto rem0Tet0 tie West. which
he did about The year 1875. He FIRST
settled at Lexingt0n, K bgIt after
remaining there a very Limited period
he removed 70 Cincinnati, and opened
Young Ladies' Sennz9y on WaInut
street between Third AID Tourt, which
he conducted with credit and ability
for many years. In the winter Of
1855 the Chair Of Professor Of
Chemistry IN the Ohio Medical College
was profeTed to and accepted by hfa,
and retained up to the period Of his
decease.
To Professor Locke is the scientific
world indebted for the magnetic clock.
for making astronomical observations
As a Chemist, GeoI0gist and Metaaur.
gisthehadfew equals, and his scientific
attainments have made his name vel
known in both the old world and the
neW-Csa. Commercial.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-08-02
FLArE.up W1TH 81. nArLAa.

The British and North American
mail steamer Africa, Captain Ryrie,
from Liverpool, afternoon Of Saturday
the 2sth Of June, arrived 1t her wharf,
at New York, at noon on Friday.
American m~atters--or, rather, man
ners-haTe again been in everybody s
mouth. The exciting cause WAS a
coHtratemPt that happened at the
Queens leYec. Divpsted Of the ont
rageous exaggerations Of The British
presses, the facts irc simply these,
that Mr.. Dallas. ACCOMPANIED BIZ 4
friend, went to the Queens leyce tho
trends costume was not in accordance
with the regulations. and both gentle
men, Alr. Dallas and friend, returned
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-08-02
gPUHKY

Somebody, it would seem, urges Nh.
Fillmore to "save his breath to coolhis
porridge," instead of attempting to
work back against wind and tide, to
the White House. But the " 7. En-
pres publishes a letter from Mr.. f.,
in which, like Barnaby Ridges Raven,
he exclaims, "Never say de-" Here
it is
"1n reference to the efforts which
have been used to drive me from my
course, they wholly mistake my cbarac-
ter. It is true / did not desire the
nomination: but my name has been
placed before the public by NV friends,
and there it viii remain regardless OF
all consequences, unless they shall
desire its withdrawal
The "friends" who nominated Mr.
Fillmore we're those he purchased (pay-
ing too dear for the whistle) in 1850.
They used him then to elect Gen
Pierce, and are using him now for the
benefit Of MIR. Buchanan. We told
him in 1850, in this journal, what w
tell him now, that he is only doing
JOurneyman's work for the SLAVE
Democracy. Then they beat him anC
General Scott. Noso we shall bea
both.-AE6any Ereuing Journal.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-08-02

OGILVIE HOUSE.

By USHER s. THATER.
TORSER Of wns.r Is.a Eass, g
MUscaTEE, wTI
GESEEAL STAGE 0FErcE-EaEsags tlEssD %
from Steamboats,, frseof eharg-
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-08-02
REgpoTaE o. co. TTEnorT.

Col, Fremont being called upon at
residence IN New York, by she New
York Snd New England delegations,
were among the first and fastest
Of his friends in the philadelphia Con
vention and q speech being made at
him as is made In such cases, he re-
piled, the w. Y. Post SAYS, Gin sub
stance as follows"
Gentlemen: It will not be expected
Of me, I am sure, that a formal re-
spouse VIII be made tOy0u az this time.
THANK you cordially for your action,
and for this kind and unqualified ex-
preston Of confidence in me. / shall
endeavor to deserve it. You have been
engaged, gentlemen, IN a ca1se that
shOulddraw TO- its support all the friends
Of Constitutional Freedom. I have
read the platform which YOU have
adopted, and have examined with care
the principles it embOdies. 1t is, at
this time, ike a second Declaration Of
Independence. believe In It's truth,
and can adopt it in all its parts; andi II
VIII be my purpose, If the voice Of the
people shall ratify the nominations
which you have made, SO to conduct
the government hat these principles,
thus aYowed, shall become effective.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-08-02

We have been thus a@ccurateg from
to Mr. H. who has thus accom-
a feat never before We believe
successful. He IS q candid fa1r-iP0ken
man, and is not a Ertie IE1oErnaa tLHpI
any one should have 50 Taisr
the matter as the DeToIt a
snow IN the city, andhas en
quested By many curious DE tQ
make al exhibftTon Of bis manner of
pFoeeedTngfron the Ocean, and
nav yet do It az a FUTURE day.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-08-02
City Hotel,
OREGON, mo. :
ROB'T. L. HATTEN, Proprietor.

No pains or expense will be spared By the sabssri-
Der, to make his guests comfortable in every respect.
at this well known and highly reputable House.
Inc very best attention given to animals BY a
good and attentive HostIcr.
Yl-nl ROBERT L. HATTEN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-08-02
rrrTrzH - poTsoTFpt

Almost Ian1entabIe and sIngUlaFaf affair
occurred in this city this week. On.
Wednesday, evening last, a parity Of
friends were invited to take tea with.
the family of Mr.. James Steele, andaH
en5wed ernseIves, and EEtuTned to
the hons ngo0df faith During the
night, every one Of the party, ineIud-
ING Mr.. SteeIess family, were taken
violently i'll, and sent for their respec-
tive family physicians. Since their
FIRST attack, they have all undergone
the most mtenlse suffering, and give
positive eT1derce Of having been
,posKne.
Asye the nature Of the poison nor
the mannerin which It was taken, has
not been ascertained- The following
il a list Of the unfortunate sufferers :
Mr.. James Steele, wife and twoehl-
dren.
Mr.. Thomas Huston, wife and two
chsadren.
Mrs. jos. Walker and child
Mrs. WI. Bradley and child.
Miss Julia Morgan
Mrs. Webb.
Mrs. TIieopbiIus Jones.
The yOmgest daughter Of Mr.. Steele
died OnThursday night. A post n0rterg
examination of the body was made
yesterday evening, but It was too late
to ascertain the result before our paper
went to press. A majority Of the
sufferers are still IN avery critical CON
dition-RIsiRg San (Ia.J Tisi0r.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-08-02
KNIGKERBOCKER MAGAZINE,
EDITED By LOUIS GAYLOR CLARK.

The number for January, 1856, begins the FOETT-
SEVENTH VOLUME Of the kSICKEE8OCKEE MA6AzISE-
Since the price Of subsezition has been reduced
from FIVE to TIRES BOLLARs 8 year, the circulation
Of the kNIcKERBOcKER has been increased more than
hTe 70 one. In many places, ten are sold where was
butone before, and through the year past it hasbeen
steadily increasing 1t is now offered as cheap as
any or the Magazines, all things considered Instead
Of making new and p1OdigiOus promises, we submit
few extracts from notices Of late numbers, which we
might extend to a number Of pages
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
Those who are familiar with the Editors monthly
Gossip. with his readers, have doubsIess, with cur
selves, admired the perennial source Of its pleasant
wit and joyfulness. In this number SThe Gossip
holds on its way, like some fair riYnIet glancing and
dancing in the sunshine Of a May morning. We used
to wonder how Dir. Clark held out. expecting be wouId
certainly @snOW brown m the coming number; but
this number gives no sign Of exhaustion@Eafional
LHteligsneer Washington.
KsTcK is himself, and nobody else. a living fact.
possessing within himself every variety Of fresh.
choice literature, from the ablest the wittiest. ana
most humorous pens Of the times.. -LE7erne Unios,
The KSIcKERBOCKER has been ana VIII be a fact
Of its own; agenuine lying thing, al the more de-
slraole now that the new crop Of magazines, filed
with articles pirated from English authors, makes
fresh home creations more eon spicuous and weIcome.-
3eU York ChristiaH Inquirer
Rev. T. ". SHEI ToS, Author Of Letters from Ur
the River, etc, viii be a regular contributor.
The best talent IN the country will be enlisted
and no expense or effort spared, to make the KNIck.
BBBOCEER more than ever deserving Of the first pozi.
ton among our original American Magazines.
TERE-Three Dollars 4 year. strictly in advane,
there viii be no deviation from this conditions
S-Pecimennumbers viii besent gratis. on appIicatim
postpaid.
FosFAGE.-TEo cents per number, prepaid at th,
Office where the work Is dsIiYerei. G~aarterly IN Adj
vance.
All remittances and all business communicate
must be addressed, postpaid, to
SAMUEL HUESTON.
sI8 RroI-,- " W
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-08-02

"Should be placed in tho executive
chair, / shall use my best exertions to
cultivate peace and friendship with all
nations, believing this to b our highest
policy, as well as our most imperative
duty."-Jamcs BuchGnan.
In connection with the above, we
give the following from the Mem York
Commercial Adrertsser, a Leading OPP
position paper:
"Mr. Buchanan has constructed his
own platform on which to base the for
eign policy Of his administration, in
the event Of his election, and it is a
sound one.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-08-02

llII y WLDI8IIL UULoL IAlN-- - a #
ia The line
Also, red, black and Ilas INKS ct on Own niaE-
uEsssnrg. " haIssaEa andiR Retail a. cheap as eaH be
bad m ST. Louis and wTIaated Of the best uahgF
putt Up IN euartr pin6 and lhslf-Pn5 c~ottlezf aAsos IN
four and two ounce b5ttes<
pneazinraL mn msaEnra Ill 81
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-08-02

STATE ELHCFIOys.-The following
States viii hold their elections previous
70 the great contest for the Presidency:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-18
InuEsIA IL DRY DOCK GO.


TE E4fI STATE OF LOUISIANA. !
m, PAR1s Sr on tf,ls Third day Of
l hsn 1hso ss d ~ 'hs''aaa
aS & ois a md sass ESasE
anl and q the witnesses msa
Msi,Fs J nssa f faya
4 asrls EGlF 69sa aS,
i I'LL hssss R,s
ssa aaSs Se
and is aa Ugh Ter ss " as BY hu ana
W aoansy SsSE II
RS Psrs a a. fsny s @ and
johnston asne in the State Of anc BY SAID
@ sss as s IL Ct sa P5;ssR e
% as one hundred aaa st ~
tat ey n1 fa esPes.iS
with them fe the anu
require Ee n yns to RI. ssg ts p
Ssss asSs5y es
HGdsi eompay l, Orleans esn,ruc pur
eisls f s eS@ s%Ss
Fssns IL s sssa5s IL
office s e. 81 sd CaeI
% i hsM Fs5ss aa' s
SsS sd 1T tfsy sys ssS a
L. Ss nnyaDy is the proper officer upon
whom citation or other process against Inc company sA w
eighty thousand dollars divided eighty shares saeh for The
ePs & he ssss Eh
capital sum ~ mot a MS eSh sn
for Of said eighty shares Of stock shall Do
Fityve per Of each share subscribing and ten per
~ ri fa y P e PER
E aes Az nf s SEP
ces of corporation shall be eonded 10 tW9
Hrsn s ossr 81 s s ss '
lett Sumner shall he the Agent John Hughes the aanager
e e ' ss s ns
shall ss sa sa Be sGe Ss
ad ns ~ then ns aaSp process Of coz
nea and and after @ operation Gfs
s Ga the III ssffia "
stock they due and payable make contracts f9f
n Essp nj fepe
S "a pi g
Saasls + f. s3 5sssa a lie
ss q stock which shall signed BY him and eonn
e liz sp ss a ts doSals
5 one n psr cenm on ali monies
like sur, Of Two half Of cenu on az n9nes he
VI
ment of dividends to the Stockholders. y,
S The duties and obligations The Managers as the same
are assumed by him herein declared to be- are as follows 70
wit; The firm Of Hughes Faee CO., will have the charge OF
the construetiono the Dock Docks and
of the same as well as OF the meehane ops
| rations o the Company. -, -, Al, .
l. 9Th The firm of Hughes 1alette 4 G2, Will hs tho
exclusive right make repairs upon vessels gong ,o we
Docks of the Company in consideration o. Nhisn sau
guarantees TO the Association the full rates oil docRage Hs
the rates ereo charged by the Louisiana Dry Dock
on ali vessels going into the Dock Of the Company suhet
however deduction exceeding ten per ccnlu on lhe
fixed rates oclagc for vessel which the Agent OF sn
neer NAV deem eXpeent for the interest Of the company 10
put into dock such deduction from the established ratea
1 which follows, to wit: ..-5..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-18
General Esel Is Com nnIttes.

The f9oSpg members for the present term W; b.
koon President IA Exchange Places b. DaSiyG treasurer
go Baeehps ssei hnes FnFneauS Secretary, Odd Fellows
fR George Fms Post0 Buildings Exchange Place; Jno
Ray, 40 Clamp attset; VI Crawford, Camp and Ora
ser strsss w Fourth District = h r. Peterson.
las streets; ]. Sherwood al. W. MeDonnei +. W. Ffnden-
tall Common H. Gasterede Gpstcpi-ohse VIM Dick
Aerss O. n Paul = Lgaad9i, IS Chartfes street, Charles
Callahan. IN IT
Regular meetings held the third Monday In each
month"; tie Secretary alice in Odd Fellows' Hail. corner
EAng and Lafayette Streets ut 6s q el0ck p. NJ
6n9l If RI - AAlftS FURNEAUA, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-18

at STATE OF LOUISIANA, n
Parish of Orleans City of New Orleans. =
Ba II remembered that the 9th July, 1856 before me- the
subscriber Justice Of e Peace IN and for the city aforesaid
Crescent Mutual Company New Orleans, who be-
ing duly sworn according law, does depose and the
foregoing accounts Just true and correct transcript
from the books Of said Company. 80
lSignedl CD. MANSONl Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this 18th July, 1856
TSiynedl l8FF CiIAS. NJ. BRADFORD.
The Board Of Trustees have resolved to pay interest Of
si per cent in cash on the outstanding certificates of profits
holders thereof to their legal representatives. on and
after the I'd Monday Of August proxmo.
The Board of Trustees have also declared thirty
three and the net earned premiums of the
Company for the year ending the Goth Of june 1856 for which
certificates will be issued the 18th September
THOS. A. ADAMS, President.
GEO. JONAS Vice President.