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THE HEALTH OF MIR. SUMNER.
From, Our Own Correspondent.

From Our own Correspondent.
Boston, Monday, Dec. 8, 1856.
A variety of unfounded reports are in circulation
some of them in the newspapers, abou. Mr.. Sum
Der. 1t is said that be does not mean to go to
Washington this Winter that be cOntemplates re-
signing his seat in the Senate, DC. Neither OF
these statements is true. From recent Interviews
with Mr.. Sumner, can assure you that his health
is steadily improving, and that there can be little
doubt of bis ultimate restoration to his former
strength. His physicians are Of opinion that his
brain has received no specific permanent injury.
1t has sustained general shock of great severity,
the complete recovery from which has been of
necessity slow process. At present, he is, per-
haps hardly capable of long continued mental ap
pcatiOn to aDy exciting topic. The result of such
application whenever he has attempted it, is apain-
full pressure on the brain. accompanied by excessive
nervousness and disposition to sleep. On the
evening of the day of his public reception 10 Bos-
ton, notwithstanding the extreme caution that was
used to guard him from tatigne over exertlon
his pulse rose TO such hight, that the physicians
found it necessary 10 prescribe Opiates to him. lie
was then, a month ago, comparatively feeble. He
has been steadily gaining ever since, and
his lntentlOn HOW Is W HO W w dsuHSioh
about the fret of January next take his seat in the
Senate and participate, as usual in debate and in
the public business. This intention has been
formed against the advice Of his physicians, who
assure him of perfect restoration to health only
on condition Of entire abstinence from public speak
ing for the next twelve months, and recommend
him to Writ Europe. Mr.. Summers intense desire
to be at his post and to attend to his public duties
has, l fear, overruled his prudence. He is un-
q,estonaby able to perform the ordinary functions
Of aSenatOr-tO vote and speak on ordinary topics;
but should he miug!e in an exciting debate, or
make great speech on the Slavery question,
think there is reason to apprehend relapse to the
excessively PROSTATE condition in which he was in
July and August last-a relapse, recovery from
which would be very uncertain.
At present, Mr.. sumner passes four hours of tie
twenty -four in the open air, chiefly on horseback
During several hours each day he is obliged to lie
down, not to sleep but to rest. During an hour or
two of the forenoon he sits for his portrait to
Wright all rtst whose portrait of Humboldt was
exhibited here year or two ago. OLIVER.
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MAKE life . blessirg, and with tas:ee me eiaunc~
ton of which would male It copsAnt p.ea,uls,
he endured his aeonies and met ms oeasn hhe
mn 81 .ans. and Courage. He va in his Eth year
when he died. ,,Ax.
hin, e., man whose chief delight leS ia digging
So, c.nscr;t roots There vas neifher scholastic
49,, nor INST about him. Genie and unassum
inc :; b;s manners he was Away exqui-tely dressed
ON h;tber side Of e1qusiiism. His face rejoiced IN
The honors Of a magnificent beard worthy OF the
.I;n Of the Grand TURK himself And be was one
Of the frs, who yindioeted the right OF the human
countensnce ~ those glOries Of which It had 30
long been .born. He brought his beard home
w;,6 him on his first return from Europe in 1874,
when it required strength of mind as well "a
of <oantenance "to face q frOwnlbg world,
plow'ring at your lip and chin. / have never
summoned up enough Of either to do 1t, even at
This day. when more than half the shaver North
found themselves voting for full-bearIed Presi.
dent. / remember story walked the town for
day or tive after his first apparition as above de-
scrbed to this effect: His father, an excellent gem
tleman Of The old school, who had no patience with
such hrsute eccentricltes, was encountered on
Change the day after DR.. Waless arrival with
the question, "Ah, Mr.. Wales, and how is your son
looking who arrived yesterday g | don't know
Il don't know" replied the old gentleman testify,
Il haven't seen him yet"
Commenting this story to such of your Tribun-
tan College as thus walk invisible, will take my
leave Of you and of the subject. Az you have
treated my account Of Mr.. Dowse with so much
civity, it occurred to me that this sketch of DIR.
Wales and of the dissmiar sin ilitute the two men
bore to one another, might seem to you as well
worth telling as it did to NE. Aud so have
told if. BYLEs.
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FIRES.
rrRr ~ wr.I focRrIrSrR srRRSr
betting world

FrRr ~ wrsI rocRrIESrR sTRRyr.
About q o'clock yesterday morning IRE csar.,
in the dwelling -hoase OF Dr. Camsn, No. 100 ".
Yourteepth street, in consequence Of some deie, !,
the heater connecting with the hOt-ajr furnace. n.
wood work around the register, not having Ca.
ignited, caused a great smoke, which, pery.dns q.
preuies, aroused the Doctor and his family. o..
Greig hearing the alarm, summoned Officers Heu a.
Gambling 10 his assistance, and the three aAer euas
away the flooring succeeding in reaching the ars, AZ
extineusbed il with few pals Of water. The d.,.
age sustained will not exceed $50. TIE ccc1pa,.,
were greatly alarmed, but escaped injury.
FIRE ~ sRooxLry.
A fire broke out in the butcher shop OF v.lue..
Kip. On the corner al Fourth avenue and TseutyS,,
.treet. Gowapus, about o'c'ock yesterday mna.,
The building was consumed. Damage about tsW
FALSE ALARM.
The alarm at l2i o'clock yesterday nOnas va.
occssioped by the burning ont of sco,y eAiussy in
the rear Of No. 81 Sheriff street. Some vomsa who
occupied one of the rooms had kinded large Gre Of
shavirgs in the fireplace, and thss the cot N tie
chimney was igpted. No damage.
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THE NEGRO INSCRREC TON.

Corre,pop derce Of The Louisvilve Courier.
TOWNSVILLE Dec. 3, 1856.
W. N HALDEMAS. EsQ.-Dear SIR Our little to vn
is up in arms at the present wiring. The negroes
sre marching upon US, is heard + ON every mouth
This morning several messengers arrived from Laiay-
cite small town eighteen miles south OF Hopkins
vile calling on the citizens OF this place to come to
their assistance. They were mcmentariIy expecting
an attack from about 600 negroes About 80 persons
left Immediately for the seat of war" They we've IN
command of Capt. James jackson and Saenh Gosan
Hopkinsville is strongly guarded 1t i, ruinored that
we will be attacked tonight. will write you again
To- morrow. Wosld telegraph, but all communication
has been cut off, the telegraph poles being ut.doSn
"PPs"" Yours. in haste CORPORAL.
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CITY ITEMS.

THAIBrRG's FARrwEIL CoSorRr At NrsL0s
GlRprs-We are requested to state that, in orisr %
accommodate the great demand for tickets to TAi.
bergs last Concert this evening" the entire house vi
be thrown open at the uniform pr.ce ofsl. Thus vi
be obtained 600 additional seats, which will be placed
at the disposal Of those persons who bay their heka
at the door this evening. In consequence Of this ~
rapgement there will be no fifty cents admission, %!
the entrance on Crosby street will be closed.
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hrp, although the latter, after the deterrins,.. :.
the wager, bad, BY the order Of the depcAr. ~
the money over to the wmrer. This decisios a n.
Court is destined to sI.c. an entire revelation h. -.
hsttir1 world.
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IMPORTANT TO BETrIso Mrs.-The Supreme
Courts Of Ohio and South Carolina have lately decided
That the1osing party in wager may recover from the
ssshehodeI the money he may have deposited with
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The RrruBLioAS FrsrwAL.-The Republican fee
tivsl at the Academy on Thursday evening next vi
b., without doubt, msst delightful affair. Col Frs
mont Gov. King and other distinguished gsniemcr
have already signed their intentions TO be present
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The case of the Rev. DIR. Pennington againsa the
Sixth Avenue Railroad Company for assault ana bs.
terry. in eiectng him from of their cars, viii h
tried in few days. In the mean time, tho,e Of hi
friends wbo feel an interes, in seeing the question es
ly tested to whether corporate company chartered
for the accommodation Of the public, have the nghtb
eject respectable passengers simply on account Of
color or race, will meet tonight at Soh Presbyterian
Church, Prince srteet, toraise means TO asss. Dr.
conducting the prosecution.
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The Union Temperance Meeting at the Broaavy
Tabernacle, this evening, will be attractive, especially
to the various societies.
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ANOTHER TRAP TO CATCH PEorLE.-The attenaa
Of the authorities is requested to well at the corner
Of Thirty second street and Ninth avenue, which hs
no cover, and therefore dangerous trap for persons
passing. little girl fell into on Tuesday saernoos,
and would have been drowned but for the eIertcns
a penon who was passing at the time.
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ST. NrcuoLA. AssocIArIos.-This association, con-
posed Of the attaches of the St. Nicholas Hotel gave
their annual soree, on Tuesday evening, at the CUP
Assembly Rooms. A goodly company was preseus,
and TO the music discoursed by Dodworhs Bend.
dancing was kept up until late hour Of the night
Messrs. Rafferty,, Ryer, Ralfe, Storms, Marin ssd
Parsons scted a. floor managers. The reunion wss q
yefy happy one.
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FROM BOSTON

u,,rs THE FOUNDER OF TIE
~ ssNscRIr PRoFEssoR'HP AT CAM
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MLINER,s CANADIAN VERn1IRueE.

WINNERS CANADIAN VERnIIFUGE.-
yond the shadow doubt BY experience and testimony eli
the most eminent physicians than three foths of the
and thousands Of children die annually from those Diseases when
Vsro are f III avs sen
for Worms but experience has proved them all more
and remedy found which has failed destroy Worms
they have existed This assertion supported by the
testimony Of the most eminent and respectable nd
wiSEks f5H5Er E EHShF5SnH AREAsrED
ANT safe its % M and sasy than
s
pale ola eaden e9oE and splsed With occasional ses the
itching in the nostrs which the patient pick his
the sleep is disturbed the patient often awakening in great
te exceedingly Irregular being sometimes voracous others
feshle md din in some instances tan depraved
E E5HEbY F SAEA A6Es vEEHIE0dE SUPERIOR
We, the undersigned, having frequently administered med
rs Sse EHii & 81 s s.ss g
csn remedy for the expulsion Of 5Gm the inesne
hlcsn'ats of the R. Of s"FFsG BG Il s;5S ETC.
Member of the R. Q. of Surgeons in London, etc.
FROM THE REV. J. FLANAGAN, OF BANBRooK c. W
yermifuFs and with the most happy results In my own fam
n.y. and in which has my knowledge
mue and one here prefers it to any other its effects
Jnly i, lsl5 ..sr y JOHN ELANAeAN; :,
vERMIF UGE This medicine is simple vegetable prepara.
on and always be administered with perfect safety and
patent to always destroy aud
Over thousand certificates been Agents from
s seSaS the
nd b @ss Chemist
Sold wholesale a9 will %RGH 6o Bss by
feg3-ly Isl and Il CharreS street. New Orleans,
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OFFI on d /! FIT GA II
IMMORTALITY OF NEW OR LEANs.} y
Common Conncil, City Hall, May 22Sd, 1886.

MAYOR3AIITY5 OF NEW C RLEANSi} +
rs sls sIse aseap
sstaat lSlSSag places and under
%
5s5s asssssfs esss Walton
SasS # a1 r MEAS "a
as% Wm gsgSs Jsnn CLERKS "
NJ MGEtinsr Turner Charlie
FOURTH the engine house Of jackson Fire Com
fsRsssss 5h e. Shields Alsx Hart
Y The engine house e Ere Company Nc
Th9s Rykman Isaac Chandler; Clerks, W. W. Hubbard
sixth lie house d 1onisiana Hose Company
goner e PsIdide Garondee. Inpscters
lin Inland and ohn 3 H hnrst +
sEvEsTn the engine Of Fire Company No
W Phillips; Clerks w Al Beeehsf and II j. Hiisiiber
EIGHTH engine house Of Fire Company No
DapPhns street y Gasemheuss and Benye
s'tsfs
NINTH the engine house Of Jefferson Fire Com
Rsaras John CLERKS n Flores and W
TENTH PkEccr the Coroners office ST Peter street.
hs ed G Hal pgb1s
ELEVENTH. the entrance he Orleans Bal
TWELFTH the engine house Of Fire Company
s No. no. on Main street. between Rampant and ST. Claude
streets. Inspectors, j. NJ Aaureau VIM Audry; Clerks
5 +. Percy and O. Caongne. A3 Fz s4'
the engine house of Fire Company
No. 4, on Hospital street, between Bourbon and Royal
streets Inspectors, Jules Cassarl, John T. Duiour
St$t Clerks G.. Bouny and j. T.. Gasinel.
FOURTEENTH the engine house Of Fire Company
No. !, on Bayou road Inspectors I, Droue G. RouN
Clerks, ". Labatut and A. Petitpain. Il Gt5 81
FIFTEENTH PREcINCrAt Greatmen school house. 1nspec-
tors ~ q Laville, Eugene Staes Clerks, A. Toca and
4s Charles Lecarpsntier. ~ 5%
SIXTEENTH the Breton Market Inspectors Ed
mund Chailot Solomon uder Clerks p. Casanova and
Edward Latil. ~ 6f
SEVENTEENTH PREcscrAt the engine house at Mlneburg
Inspectors, John Jacobs, Anthony O'Nel; Clerks VIM
Hz Richardson and John Jacobs. 90 .&s5&
EIGHTEENTH the engine house Of Fire Company
Nos. Inspectors, James Brooks James Seguin Clerks
Z& Alexander Lee and Felix Constanae .
NINETEENTH the Mexican Gulf Railroad Depot
S5 Inspectors, u b Ducoing j. r.. Barnett Clerks, f.
Newman and John Newman.
TWENTIETH PREGINCTAt the cotton Office, Greamen
street., Inspectors, Wilt DeFeriet; Clerks, Robt
$5$ Wynne and r. Baron Boisfontaine.
Louisa street Market house. In
specors Jacques Charbonne W. G. Flanders Clerks, f.
Bartholemy and I. Desgrais.
TwENry-sEcoND PREcINCrAt the Hook and Ladder Com
VII kins, Richard Swain; Clerks, S. Gapin and --
the school house. of
Second inspectors, Robert McClin,
h Norment; Clerks, VIM. Dalton and ---
[Signed, l#5 5%.S5 E. L. TRACY,
E5I@a President Of Board Assistant Aldermen.
[Signed, i {ast5 Mes J. j. LUGENBUHL,. ,
gf6 a5 f4 af4ss s.! Prest. Board Aldermen. Il
Approved sd May 1856. {eE2Z
[Signed y5 ~ JNO. r.. LEWIS, Mayor. 9a2P
A & { m
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1. j. II u CIlA.14.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW pRLEANs,e

ig%I$8 5AyO&A1fTY5 0FsNEWs DRLEA&S} ~
8s &g CITY Hall, sd Of May 1885, i
slaars q sals ssas. entitled
ths CIV Nav Orleans and hs aamnistra
s ~ sss tBpf s sss,sn M y
asiiasd Voters u tRs G On Inc
9ss
Mayor 81 The City Of New Orleans 5 s58 tS$55{
Street Golinis sionsr 81 Tie City Of New Orleans.
9ls & Y foregoing niss5s E = elected y
r ri 3 slss u pfsts
Niie bels IF NJ gsarasf Aldermen as follows VA
ssEsss u TiSsss R's|i5s
the Board Of Assistant ~ foif
81 Aldermen Of the First District from each
ward il said Distris, M =. 10 5 s.on
Fonrh Ward oiher ardsin said
Three Assistant Third District one from
each Ward in said District n n,.+,i.t ~
And two Assistant BY the foafn Dissf'ct' ohe
i sei far aaa VIII following PLACES
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kssss ana %h ass hs sai
Com
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TO- hs rs
ana fienIs - - w aiu = =. Vti
ne Es1gins Heass q Firs Company
Assas aa =. NJ
W Hnpaast W WI SSse II, aaalsf nv
S5n Is ~ ~ cor
Henry Florancs Adams Clerks; Charles II
Seventh Precinct the Engine House Of Fire Company No
IA n H IL
Rna "; At beecher and ~
". X Il II. u - n
oase q Ere company NO.
%
RelSss Il Fleaeher and r. w goen .al "
i onse q ne uomRany % 70
eh pas S d Eo - 1onn
aensf anu ~ q ". flores and y W.
4, q =, 1 az, n, ,s 81 =. &
ient AZ tne Snee on street OPP
pasale NE 9lu oit5 usave JAG
areI my - =. i'oraugat and w
he entrance Of be Nx
s md
1ee ngane He O. o. Ere COMPANY No:
on Ma!h 5nl st
tors; NJ aaufean WH 4sndry and Y De fiers-Clerks
a. fefsS ana ana ". SaoH " N, II
Engine HonSs OF Fire Company No
On between B9Snon and
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans. City of New Orleans.
Be 1t remembered that the 18th Of june 1855 before me,
the subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and for the city afore
said personally appeared John Pembeon President and A.
Schneider Secretary of the Merchants Mutual
pany of New Orleans who being duly according law
dcpose and that the above accounts and true
transcript from the books Of said Company
JOHN PEMBERTOE, President,
A. SCHREIBER Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this 18th day June 1856
G. V. JONTE,
Second Justice Of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
The Board of Directors have declared dividend of Fifteen
Per Cent the net earned premiums participating in the
profits Of the year ending 3lst May 1856 for which scrip
fcates will be Issued and after the LIST Of August 1855
JOHN PEMBERTON, President
A. SGHRE1BER, Secretary.
New Orleans, June u, 1855.
DIRECTORS:
John Pemberton, B. 9. ygnaud, ia. Brand,
Logan Mcknight NJ. Cuddy, VIM Voge,
o. Gailard, Pierre Poutz, G. Miltenberger
B. P. VOORHEES,, P. Maspcro, jel3
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MARIE DE la NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., !,

III MARIE DE La NOUFELLE-OR LEANS,2
" H6tel-de- Vile lie 81 mai 1856.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES In section ID de Pacte
pour consolider ia vile de Ia Orleans
pourvo de la willie de la
des sss afaires lie Il 1856
anjonrdhu les coyens don't les snrant pour
anaite dinpecteurs elecon qui dot avor lieu
des res natre nenf membres du Cose
10 Vile de Ia Nouye!le Orleans conormement aux dis
positions du dit acte. SAVIOR: Poir le-- a781 "a i
Premier Preeinc-Wiiain G. Mullen. & =
& Second Precinct-Benjanin Bloomfield. e.'., a.
Troisiame Precinct--le DR.. Anes. 'a p
Quatrieme Irecinct--Henry d. Ogden.
Gnquieme Precnct--HG Judson..T
E.t Sixieme Precinct-R w. adams y. oil. -u
n Septiame Precnct-T. D. Harper. =2| III Bill.
q Huieme Precinc--li., Scott. .5 ul=g.,..s..N
3E9{f Eenviame Precinct--F. "A. Bettinger.s HI 4EE
~ Ia Dixieme Precinct-H L. Peire
Il n 0n2iene Precinct-H. R. Grandmon s-* :< ~
5l% Dopziane Precinct--C- de Eilliers,
g. Treiziene Precinct-P. AIalocle. IS 4.a =.
NV M QnatnIzieme Precnct-F. NJ. Crozat.
sEls Quin2eme Precinct--M Dodart. . a.L
,&ss Sezeme Precinct-P. O. Iabatut. ~ sz
Dixseptieme Precinct-Charles Fagot
DiN-hutieme Precincts S. Relf.
DiXneuyieme Precnct-Geor Hooper.
fVingteme Precinct--George Lugenbuhl.
stSs Fingt-et- unieme--N Sinnott.
%&5 $Vingt -denzieme Precinct-John S. Whitaker,
5g. Vingt -troisieme frecinct--George Purvis.
Emy % JNO. L. LEWIS, Marie.
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y '5'5l4@. MAGORALTf DE NEW ORLEANS,
Z g so 8aEt 6ssS t& City Hall, 2lst day Of May, 1856 (
tn N CONFORMITY with the 18th section OF
N the act of the Legislature Of this State, entitled tan
amend Act to Consolidate the City New Orleans
provide for the Government Of the City Of New Orleans
The Administration of the affairs thereof approved March 18th
1856 " have this day appointed the following gentle
pesideas Inspectors Of the election take place
MONDAY I'd of June 1856, for Mayor Comptroller Street
Commissioner four Recorders, nine Members of the Board of
Aldermen and fifteen Members Of the Board of Assistant Alder
the city Of New Orleans according the provisions of
said act, to-wit AT the ~ 500 '19'- =
iE First Precinct-William G. Mullen. 7
,5 Second Precinct-Benjamn Bloomfield. @
Third Precinct-Dr. Anes. ~
Fourth Precinct-Heny d. Ogden,
5T Fifth Precinct-H. Judson.
IE Sixth Precinct-R w. Adams. .-&||r s I4
Seventh Precinct-T d. Harper. If ~"
SaeH Eighth Precnct-M. Scott. oI.E ~. .t~ ,E
IT, Ninth Precnct-F.A Betnger. ~. Xxx. -.I.
i}ia Tenth Precinct-H. II.Peire. rs |1 H... sHu SO
= ~ Eleventh Preeinct-H. r. Grandmont .-I. 81
Twelfth Prtcinct-C. DeVilliers
Thirteenth Precinct-P. Maloche. ....' .. IF.
iI Fourteenth Precinct-F. NJ Crozat. d. d.. i.
Fifteenth Precnct-M. Dodar. ~
IA SiXteeHth Precnct-P. 0. f.abatut. . '.
Seventeenth Precinct-Charles Fagot " ..n'" ..
Eighteenth Precincts s. Relf. T@5 .. . .MbE' 4,
Nineteenth PrecEct--George Hooper -f ls-' .'.
Twentieth Precnct-G LIgenbGhl. 5.HE II
e Twenty first Precinct-N Sinnott. asgg }7 Is
n fTWenty-seeon Precinct--John s. Whitaker
4 TweEty-third Precinct-G George Puryis
my23 s&f &fSJ jim O. L.. LEWIS, Mayor
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%. STATE OF LOUISIANA,
,. Is, . Parish Of Orleans City OF New Orleans
Be remembered that OH 18th March, 1856 before the
subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H. r. JAN
yier Secretary of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company OF
New Orleans who being duly sworn according to law, do de-
and that the above accounts just and true anu
correct transcript from the books Of the said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
H. P. JANVIER, Secretary
Sworn to and subscribed before this 26h day Of March
Second Justice Of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
The Board of Trustees resolved pay Six per cent in
ercs the scrip certificates of 1856 payable and after the
second Monday Of May and have declared scrip div
dend Of Twenty five cent the net earned premiums of
the year for which certificates will be issued and after
first day Of June and they have reserved the balance
pending but unndjused claims against the Company.
The Company continue to insure against the per Of the
and rivers and loss and damage by fire. at the current Of
premium
Office, in iron building corner of Camp and Nachez Streets
'. H }o05 .FI CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
~ A. CARRIERE, Vice President.
H. P. JANy1ER, Secretary
Ill., l.. 64g TRUSTEES y-s.g. z.,...a. .
A. Carrere. Geo. A. FoSdck, A. R. Montgomery,
J. Thornhl, S. s. Green, Richard Nngen
W. A. Violet, A. Reiehard, VIM. Urquhart
r. Bruser NJ Pitcher, D. T. Logan
Frank Williams, Z. H. Pomroy, W. A. Johnson,
CLASSY, A. Lecourt, J. w. Burbridge,
John Fox, Thos. Byrne, n. NJ Benagh,
Z. Ganuchenu r. @. Cnmmack, VIM Prehn, .N... .
]. II. Oglesby, G. W. Dunbar a. B. Noblom,
c. Honold, F. W. Kirchof, Henry Rodewald,
J. T. Hanneman, p. Martin, Addison Cammark.