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NUM- ! 1863
sNs6 0rlears aaiIn Gresfent.
Z Thank You.. .

Thank You"
= hank 4 you n these are but little words. @
But precious ones they are.
FoT when they fall from grateful Iins
Oh! they are better far = :. p''
Than false and idle compliments d
Fad in some spOrtiye mood i. v 4; 4 4
They are grateful words and Bhat
Excelleth gratitude? " M
Then scorn not these few. words to sneak
In thankfulness, I pray
For to some mourning, sorrowing heart
They pleasure may convey, a i+=55
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ACCIDENT AND MIRACULOUS EsCAPE.-The Pauld-
ding (Mss) Clarion, Of the 9th inst, has the fol
lowing: g-ao@4 gz
- As the mail hack was coming up from ,DeSoto, on
Wednesday night, tmet with an accident when about
mile from town, from which it is almost miraculous
that no loss of life should have occurred. heavy
thunder storm was raging, and the horses as well as
the driver being blinded by the vivid lightning, in
coming down steep hill where there is an immense
gully on the side of the road the horses lost the track
and the whole concern precpitated into the gully
Wonderfully enough, no serious injury was done, ex-
cept to the hack though there were four Or five pas
sengers and the driver on board.
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Later fro11a Kansas.

The following items Of Kansas news we find in the
LeavenWorth Herald, of the Both uIt /: 55 Il 5$ s3
Our latest advices from Lecompton inform us that
there are some six hundred q. S, troops encamped
t4ere. subject to the order of our acting Governor
Hon. Daniel Woodson.
The most interesting item of news we have to re.
cord i the seizure OF four Of the enemys wagons bv
capt. Fred Emory and his gallant COMPANY The
wagons were loaded with provisions for the enemy,
and were in transitu fof Lawrence n II
Lanes forces are still concentrated we iear, sat
Lawrence, and are prepared for an attack. They
nave raised Notifications around the town and ferry
They number some two thousand strong and ara I'LL
W Tell armed and disciplined. Report gays they are
short Of provisions. III IS 80
Our forces have started on their march to Lecomp
ton, and have probably reached there ere this Most
q them are well armed and mounted, and will give
Lane and his ragged regiments, jessie. We will
probably near something Of them to-day.
Col. Titus and men who were taken prisoners by
Inc enemy nave aeen released, exchange of pris-
oners having been effected by the intercesson of Gov
shannon and Others Col Titus was severely wounded
AZ t5e Illls u the attack on his company, as cur
readers VIII recolect but he is now ne are happy to
learn, in fair way to recover.
we learn that several Abolitionsts have been taken
prisoners by our forces, among whom is Rep. Mr.
Blrd,-a Bird who is well known here for his beauti-
full plumage ~ 4, 5jl5z "A Sagy s5s ~. +
CORRECTIONAL report was published last week in
some Of our Territorial papers stating that Major
SedgeWlck and his command had surrendered to a
SduS Vi Lane armed .maFa1defS without firing a
single gun" We learn from the most unguestionabIe
authority that the report does Major sedgeWck great
injustice, and is wholly without foundation. Major
SedgeWlck never. sarrendered-in fact he was not
even attacked, as reported.
Atchlson, Donphan and Others have another address
to the citizens of Missouri Wend it ii the Kansas
City Enterprise Of the 2sth. It is as follows:
To the Citizens of Missouri:
"A report has been circulated with great assduity
through the State that the difficulties in Kansas are
settled. This report has been circulated BY two
classes OF men, those who wish for some excuse for
not assisting their friends in Kansas by their r,res
ence, and those who too sordid to aid with Their
money re state ,loac, DISTINCTLY, that Kansas af
fairs are daily growing we do not intend
to abandon our friends in Kansas until Lanes bandits
are e. made to respect the laws and submit to them
Inc Law and Order men now under arms in the
Territory, determined that the laws shall be obeyed
amount TO l00O men, and must have 500 more within
one week, or all will be lost and Kansas rust IL
abandoned to the bandits. i@l5s ft@SH8E t7siE
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o. THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING a
~ large number Of Of the disease now prevalent
eF in the e eon eafa 5 IN small sTe s6re hem m
fFesing Tpdly M in sz would inform his patrons and e pub
he has established separate hospital for such patients where
enad M e' tIain IN me rhs sea' I a s
generally in the coffin joint in the shape small
@ R dfHs0ps nj Ss"f
jyl If Veterinary Surgeon Dryades ST. opposite Union
3 sLAyE DEPOT, NO. 1855 common
s. II HSs aAS FED % s
Having leased the three.s,ory dwelling No 56 Common
and their Slaves reasonable can be obtained the
HSa eia sss ssys
#; H.,
6NILNIAN's 8AGAssE FURNACE.-REPoRTs
~ in circulation by nserupuous parties to the effect that my
en and srs a nv G s me a
liable suit for damages have made expedient for
I'll ea lie @ GS @ TO iN9s SS
eet and his statement below sufficient eonmet upsn the
intelligence honesty OF those who would reudce my bus
81 Natchez street, New Orleans.
WAssuscros, D. c., March IA, 1856.
ssugar planters etc. with perfect safety and security
be still more explicit it in conflicts with any
FA ns f sSi' 6EsToN Ri:s9S II sH
ap7 If opposite Patent Office
CAEA2Hsh !!5 l!E!: H.syya5E3 WasHs stiHflae; y}S1
5$ s $ ss;:.i! 4 EGsH$:; Rsz REX VINE 70
s. do DO BoufRSnoN WnfskY, RffNS5; very superior
,s % anu 'S '' t"S Ssss5.. street.
FL A01ss0 s'es' Sugar c@Tss JSsEfH Fl IL n co.
aul2 80 Tchoupitouas street
soDAS0 barrels landing siySHS Fl: f; NEiksr ie
anl2 p Magazine street
Rocr& sALT-5o Rock SIT lsTinf and tqr sale by
W4IIsl1Y-oo bbs. and aoo half bb Monongahela iron
' '">'''''' IVA JOSEPH lands & CO.,
au25 3S Tchoupitouas street
PACON-5o casks Clear apd Ribbed Sides,
70 Shoulders; .1osHPH iST III hgNp1s Y & CO..
au25 SO Tehoapitouas street.
sess Extra 5osSr 5ssa fsf kHb 5fGS 'S5 49, for sale
aus 50 Tehoupiouas street.
RACON-so casks choice Clear and Ribbed Sides
III . JOSEPH sPiIlissi; %ANp?s 53s sue Z c., e
aul2 SO Tchoupitoulas street.
FXiGRHzANGE iR5 ON RosToN-s1sSsooo n IT, % at 60 days
" sums 10 j. J.'i IL " @ENNEbY Go 20 poydrag
RAcoN-loo casks choice Cincinnati Sides and Shoulders,
VOORHEES, GRIGGs Il CO.,
Ii Tchonpitouas street
E1ISKY-20Ub bbs and hnlt bbls RectiHed, for sne by
w JOSEPH LANDS Il CO.,
au25 80 Tch0upitoulas street.
GANDLEGS-lO00 whole, half and quarter boxes Proctor
" CANDLES Star, for sale by
JOSEPH LANDIS & CO.,
ans a3 Tchnunitonas
A NCfsORS-rwo second hand Ships Anchors, for sale
IN by BARELLI CO..
au20 No. 81 Common street,
0AIGUNI-l2oO bales for sale by
W NJ ALFRED KEARNY, 70 Magazine street.
HLEIAR STDES-30 casks Clear Bacon Sides, in fine
" order, in store and for sale by
au6 S. H. KENNEDY & CO., 20 Poydras st.
I ADDERS-Assortment Of Ladders for Painters just re
IL ceiyed, and for sale by
ALFRED KEARNY,
au4 70 Magazine street.
GpAIeCfI-6eO boxes Pearl, for sale by
- JOSEPH Lands i CO.,
aul2 ~33 Tehoupitouas street.
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THIEVES AMONG WHOM THERE Is NO HoNoR.-A
negro named Harvey Webb has been trying to swindle
the subscribers to the underground railroad at Selma
Ohio. He represented that six escaped slaves were
in want of means to convey them to Canada and in
short time fund was raised, but some one whom his
own peculiar business had taught to distrust the
honesty of others, grew suspicious which led to de-
lection. There is musty proverb applicable to this
=" diamond cut diamond" Development.
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ssWiggins, what era in the worlds history DO you
regard with the deepest horror?n
The ckQI,era,H gasped Virgins, with spasraodia
shudder
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish of Orleans. City of New Orleans {
Be remembered TINT the 18th January, 1856 before
the subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and for the city
aforesaid personally appeared Alexander Brother President
and James Ii. Wheeler Secretary, Of the Home Mutual
Insurance Company of New Orleans who being duly sworn
cordng law do depose and that the
and transcript from the of the
said Company. A. BROTHER President.
JAS. II. WHEELER. Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this 18th day of January
1856 CHAS N. BRADFORD, Second Justice of
the Peace of the Parish OF Orleans.
The Board Of Trustees have resolved interest of six
in cash the outstanding certificates Of profits
holders thereof their legal Representatives. and after
MONDAY, the 18th of February next.
The Board of Trustees have also declared dividend of ten
cent the earned premiums of the Company for the
year ending 3st December 1855 for which certificates will be
issued on and after the 18th of March next.
HThis Company continues insure against the peril of
seas rivers and loss damage by fire. the
premium Office, No 78 Camp street.
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
JOHN R. SHAW, Vice-Presidenl.
JAMES Fl. WHEELER, Secretary.
New Orleans January Is, 1885,
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ANOTHER Ell DoRADo.--The Newport correspon-
dent of the Providence Journal writes 55le
The increase in the fortune of the young girls here
is rapid beyond anything ever heard of in California
or elsewhere. Yesterday morning young lady ar
rived in town. and at halfpast nine, just after break
fast, it was currently reported that she was worth
seven hundred thousand dollars; at o'clock this
sum had increased to twelve hundred thousand, and
last night at eleven o'clock it ascertained that
the figures were no less than two millions This
morning have not heard of any further rise, but
may add, the lady is not neglected."
The facts in the case we believe, are simply these:
The young lady has now about $500 O00 with good
lookn for some six millions She lives in New Bed
ford IN. Y. Mirror.
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MARINE DIsAsrERs-A letter in the Mobile Tri-
bune of Tuesday, from Warrington, Fa, under date
of the 9TH instant, has the following intelligence 81
Brig LaTaca, Captain Greenman, from New York,
bound to hIatagorda with an assorted cargo, came
into this harbor to-day with loss of foremast and
everything attached. She lost all her boats and was
otherwise damaged. 45'4=# ~ .% II szss
Schooner J. Hotchkiss, Capt. Munson, from Mobile,
bound to Havana with a cargo Of lumber, came in
to-day with loss of oremast having been struck with
lightning Both vessels will have discharge cargo.
SAD ACCIDENT AT SAvANNAH.-The Savannah
Georgian, Of the 9Th inst, has the following: 45k
Yesterday afternoon sad accident happened off
Coxspur Island which resulted in the death OF Lieut..
Gardner and the Quarter Master and the very narrow
escape from watery grave Of two seamen ali attach
ed to the U S. Revenue Cutter Taney. 1t appears
that boat from the Taney, lying at Coxspur put off
from her to speak the steamer Gordon bound TO this
port The boat of the cutter pulled up to the steamer
having her bow up stream. The engine of the Cor
don was checked down, enable Lieut. G. to transact
his business, and in an unknown manner the bow of
the Cutters boat drifted under the wheels Of the
Gordon, and was swamped, and the Lieutenant and
Quarter Master were drowned. Every exertion was
made by the officers, and passengers of the Gor>
don to save the unfortunate men.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT SAvANNAH.-The Savannah
Republican, of the 9th, says:
About halfpast two o'clock this morning, as our
paper was going to press, Habersham's upper rice
mills were discovered to be fire in the lower or re-
ceiyiug mill, in a room adjoining the engine room.
That with large threestory brick structure erected
few years since, adjoining, together with their con-
tents were entirely destroyed. It was supposed the
third mill would be saved when we left the ground at
hafpast three o'clock at which time in order to work
off edition in time for the morning mail we were
compelled to close our columns Over 20 600 bushels
of rice were in the mills, the greaterporton of which
has been burnt. These mills were among the most
extensive in the United States. The loss is very
heavy.
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Q. U. A.-The annual session of the Chancery
Order of United Americans of the State of New
York, was held in New York City, on the lst inst.
The attendance was unusually large. We annex q
list of officers elected for the year: 4a Co... ma
Grand Sachem.-Laben C. Stle, of Plymouth Rock
Chapter, No. 81.
G. lst C.-Judah B. Voorhees,, of Lexington Chap
ter, No. II.
G. I'd C-John B. velsor, of Excelsior Chapter,
No. %.
G. c. of the C--Henry S. Banker, Of Woodruff
Chapter, No. "a.
G. G. C.-Aexander H. Keech, of Hancock Chap
ter, No. Il.
G. r. CT. Mayo BARTLETT, of Freedom Chapter,
No. II.
G. C. of the E.-J. 7. Dickinson, of Alpha Chap
ter, No. L.
g. S. at A.-Stephen R. Thorne, Of Washington
Chapter, No 2.
Grand Representative to the Arch Chancery of the
United states.-George H. Raymond, of Manhattan
Nod
Grand Chaplain.--Peter Fulmer, of Paulding No.
TO-. l&
Grand Executive Committee. G. Wag-
ner, OF Jasper No. 35; Joseph c. Hulse, of = Plur
bus Unum No. 43; William W. Osborn, of Washing
ton No. Peter J. Bogert, of Decatur No. l6
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, Tire b., SAEAN1ENS ECLlFslG i r. a.
Gss"s=.=IsA SOUTHERN BELLE, ssss#%ss5gy
THE magnificent U. S. Sai THE elegant aud fast run.
steamer Eclipse e, L. W ming S o II { IN IN
BroaGwei commander, will IL lie, j. NJ Broadwell
her regular weekly commander will commence her
trips the New Orleans Fcs reguar weekly trips ne
bnrs Mikens Bend Lake Orleans Grand Gulf, Rodney
Providence and Princet trade and NntcheZ rade MON
on THURSDAY, 4h Septem the 18th September, eav-
ber leaving New Orleans every New Orleans every MON
THURSDAY EVENING, atIDAY EVENING nt 5 o clock
5ocock for the above and all for the incredi-
Intermediate landings late landings.
The above steamers undergoing thorough oyeraune
and rettng will be in complete ORDER and will faithfully
to all business entrusted TO their
The ECLIPSE will receive freight for Yazoo river and re-
ship at Vicksburg without delay.
Neither the ECLIPSE the SOUTHERN BELLE will be
responsible for letters packages containing
vaunbes unless regular bills Of adins and contents
stated for valuabes deposited by passengers with
clerk, contained in baggage. '''f ''"
No bills will be recognized unless contracted under written
order from the Captains OF either Of the above boas bills
must be presented the office of the boat which they belong
before Il O'Clock The day of leaving for approval which will
then be paid presentation the office of the gents 65
vier street. 81 = . .Fg.S
For freight passage apply on board or 10
BROADWELI.. BROS. Il CO., 65 Graver st.
or LEWIS SNAPP II CO.. 81 Front st.
N BA clerk will be on the Levee every day the week to
receive freight or the Mcltpse and Southern Belle.
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Leaves every 9th. 2lth and LIST of each month.
/, ffTsS;TTs. n, ISDSITIVE FALL ARRANGE

lE9HAhfttS II MENT-New Orleans and Napoleon Trade =
The new and splenoid fast running passenger
paeket steamer Republic, capaei Of 5000 cotton
Ed Montgomery MASTER will regular packet
the Sew Orleans and Napoleon trade commencing the
each month during the winter, Until further notice for Napo
eon Gaines Landing Gastor Landing Columbia, Greenye
Kentucky Bend, Lake Washington Point Woringten rand
Lake, Princeton, Caroline Landing, Ashton Pchers Point
skipwths Landing Lake Providence Viclshurg and all I'M
termeiae landings Plantation business attended promptly
Agents. LEWIS SNAPP S co 81 Front st
n- Freight taken for all landings Yazoo river with the
privilege of reshipping at Yckbu the boats EXPENSE
Also all ireghts from Nicksburg for the Bends. 70 :
Agent at Eicksburg W. N, Shaw .,.. So
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THE LAKE.

IHE LAKE. a. w.
@gst 5 Lewsb1g, rMadsonvile, Darlington and Abta
Capt Holman viii leave for the intermediate aha
ings, as follows: IL.
By feashsFrain sH asssi T. r. 'Gais Go~inE?n 'nVs'
faesasy fNonany .::5 NJ cars
M "Wednesday .......-....i3
Friday ::::::::::::::::.:.i5 ::
- Passage 81; Meas % cents s''s'
ad5 HG further 81 T. 5%ShR p oaa HEsnt IS Magazine st.
z@,rNidH RhEASThn KgEH adR5ss xeEES11N 4hE SlkR
za&zThe elegant low pressure steamer Arrow,
@ m the d M 81 e oh the e ase
of the 9ococ train for Mandeyle until further notice,
ss whe t R for visit s s a%
rs Rn Th @ f9 HEM e e 1s
day in time TO the halfpa O'Clock for The city:
@ hsi e ~ hS her ehsde with tbs regular
jy22 If Tickets ST. Dinner, SOC. ..-
fTgs. FOR POINT CLEAR.-UNT7L FUR.
GIERE 1a sSff? E&4Ts n n HaRF Rf Nj direct for POINT
On sundays Mondays wednesays Saturdays will leave
front the Hotel convenience nie and freight Sunday
tss jysu "' ''"Ss y" "''A' '' pAVID % FORD Agents.
q MAIL IL, lINE-s9mmer
n orsgon prsss Me
having been built expressly for the Lake trade with superior
end of tie Pontcartran Railroad dily the Of The
and an ashone M a an f I s fs
Cabin Fare to Mobile. ................s5
n., v, i: iGEbbEs, Agent 10 Bank Place
s4aAsHh HAH oEHDhEHsanhs. s5s2En 1s;as.sr
menFoT 1 sa oGfan o Springs and land
1ss ssh
T H. 5 will II lea says the
CT: :s:: EEESssa
THURsDAYs,...s !. y, cars FRIDAY MoRN[NG,
s1TBkR4H hvhSSG M2kNSe
TUESDAY $50 sryss ss 1sssf'F sXTGRpXY f;aa go cars
The steamer M returning on MGpd@y nights and sas
Feig9t baggage, horses, cows carriages etc.
rroad on the ysprevios or IN time for the ii ocock
% the % or viii III be- EFT the h
trip
Cabin passage Mississippi City Biloxi and Springs s. so
fS,dren reIH 5
,.o.,.... r, + IiEDDEs, Agent, 10 Bank Place.
SUNDRIEs-
1sS bundles * b,shsi Gunny my Bags; aS;''
Is cases Canton Ginger:
j j IaE s5rdass rrpnes 4itsysnt na{;a s5ss;
8 Ileghorn Citrons;
20 bags Cow Peas
For sale by a. +. COCHRAN & HALL,
auI 36 tirarier street.
CAEphEsi S,1 OIL, WI5IIstSY, 5BEA,EElpY, etc
700 boxes Fraser's STARCH;
50 barrels No. / LA RD OIL;
loe barrels Boyle's Copper Distilled ROSE WHISKY;
100 bf bblS :. :. :.
100 quarter end eighth casks Domestic Brandy;
q bbs Mononsanela WHISKY, (ron bound3
50 hf bbls :. :.
For sale by JOSEPH LANDS & CO,
Tni2 3S Tchnnpinuh
GUND1SIEs--
- 80 bags Taragoua ALMONDS
Is cases J AR PRUNES;
30 cases CANTON GINGER;
8 bbls PECANS
bags ENGLISH WALNUTS; H
200 bundles small GUNNi BAGS;
10 bales HOPS; .,
10 cases SARDINES whole and halves;
s boxes SPERM CANDLES;
For sale by A. F. COCHRAN l. HALL,
jyl6 No. 36 Graver street.
d DPE0 coils Hemp Rope Just received and sale BY
III \, +. COCHRAN Il HAIL,
Ru2 Sc Grnyier street.
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THE HALLADAY VvIND-n1ILL.- MANY. OF
the nest scientific able and experienced mechanics and
pronounced of the beautiful useful
BY simple yet ingenious Device as the gale increases in se
verify tie sails gradually turn round change the angle
resistance the wn till when the tempest is raging at its
height little is presented TO its power the thin edges
ns Something Of his Ed for sang 's' ts po
o OF the sails is what mechanics have long sought for in
The speed of the wind wheel increased by powerful
as is wheel engine If this Mill be we'll put
up Will require no care or attention whatever for weeks
The only why the wind for ages past been
vy ed as motive power well known be the of
sell Regulating machine. In heavy gales the wind Wheel
heretofore constructed was either Frustrated hopeless
injury Of any I Of gearng attachea " bede ed nei IN b
weather. reqarE the constant care and anxiety Of the attend
sf,0n R;t 1at can possibly ps urged k the
outlay or expense to run the wind
fuel to feed it. as with senm power The mill ready any
the eom It viii iii large tanks Or pons 0 a "x Gan fo be- used ID
during the intervals of the winds blowing So the size of the
water required there is certainty Of having IN abundance
th1omsh the year t9 faoad stations and and cotton
szsd Tsdr n aHa 5 na sspa SS Sf @ qs "
terand grind five bushels of per hour For further inor
S. i. GILMAN, 81 Natehez street, New Oreans
o24dlRw&Wly Sole Agent for the Southern States
XNTNg. wv. w. WOOD-A ATTORNEY AND coUN
w sELLoRAT-LAW, and Solicitor in Chaneery having
give attention all business charge
hs High Court Of Errors and Appeals the Superior Court
Circuit and Probate Courts of Hnds Rankin Warren and the
~ Special attention to COLLECTION OF CLAIMS, Ac-
coTTTS RE HS N1TES Ses etc p,snn. oorn. :, s.,a .d
Streets jackson. Miss. aul5 tfd&W.
ITO SUGAR PLANrERs.-THE SUBSCRIBERS
are prepared to receive orders for PHILADELPHIA SU
ss KETTLES " III HsdSTeos r H6~EE fa Go eh less
MIL IS Camp street, New Orleans.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, }
~ = f. @ Parish Of Orleans, City of.New Orleans s.
remembered, that the 2Gh March 1856 before the
subscriber Justice Of tie Peace in and for the city aoIesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and a. p Jan
ye Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance. Company OF
Orleans who being duly sworn according TO law do de-
pose and say that the above just and true, and
transcription the books of the said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
II. p JANFIER, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this 2 day Of March
1856. G. N. BRADFORD,t
Second Justice of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
The Board of Trustees have resolved Six cent in
terest the scrip certificates of 1865 payable and after the
second Monday Of May and have declared scrip div
dend of Twenty five cent the net earned premiums Of
the past year. for which certificates will be issued and after
the first day Of June and they have reserved the balance
of tho profits Of the ending 18th March, 1856 to meet
pending but unadju6ted claims against the Company.
The Company continue to insure against the peris Of the
and rivers and loss and damage by fire. at the current of
premium.
Office iron building, Of Camp and Natchez sreeta
CHARLES BRIGGS President.
'N "A. CARRIERE, Vice President.
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HE 1NSSEUANG NfAEH q E u
sTRASGE ANNYITY 1TE ASP - rST COMPANY OF Phil
Assets, january lst, 1856, s., l,42I ,6g2 AZ.
4: W; Thompson, Fanl Goadnrd iII1 D,fohn sfs Ely
Sao T. svSs assH
sTERHEK GEAWgSER v},l President,
s s3sn sssfg oss So is Camp street
The unaerigned General AGENT of the above well known
] v D 1T
u a The hs ow " submitting
foF!h R;5S;Ss s%Sdss c. Nsdss Nssss Co.;
" burnside Co ta%scE 1 fsEsTa sses wss sahn A'Ein's
Maa dmpaGS ns
nn Jnes ban Ys fssdsn PsssGsn 9rS
'Ry ycGs y ionsAle Ghn SonI D RRsin snapin KENT Flonce
= SH6 aSE Brneh hf6 and ess
Pamphlets blank FORMS etc. can be obtained at the Office
5osEpH K5ssHP REssSpox BEss M p r eacal Examiners
,,a IN attendance ' HAE&os lfS% b boSs
Jazz iy No. 46 Camp street.
SsH otss. SgS hy IA 2 Ssa sSs
tons and prepared to take Fire. Marine River Risks
5as j. s. = haFs bcnegr 4 4 Z; & ds Trsss5s,t EGsnH,
+ Has 1 5S%sss's' #t':ss. E5en;y f. s!siss, SsH;'"
Jno. G. Ricks j. G. Gaines.
THOMAS SI4O0 President
JAS. d. DENEGRE, Vice President.
JAS. EDWARDS, Secretary
New Orleans, JAN l. 1856. ja2 ly
MERCHANTS MUTUAL INSURANCE co,
lYl OF NEW ORLEANS-Oficc No. 1U3 Canal street.
DIREGTURS:
John Pemberton, b. o. Eignaud, j. A. Rraud,
Logan Mcknight JAS. N. Nevns VIM. Voge
0. Gailard, P. Maspero G. Miltenberser
B. 2. Voorhees, Pierre PouIz,
This Company organized the mutual principle prepared
10 issue Policies for Marine River and Fire Risks.
JOHN PEMBERTON President.
JULES DaLHoSDE, Secretary jelS ly