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Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1857-02-12

eg William Edwards. Of Keokuk,
H., has been tendered'the appointment
Of Chief Justice of Utah.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1857-02-12

$500. WILLIAM HENRY WOOD,
Aeornev At Law aaa Solicitor in Chancery, Sank
Ranids, Minnesota. The collection ot debts, pay
nent nd debts, SIC ,Yprompiy attended to-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-12

A CoDFIsH IN RET1REMENT-Th Norfolk Herald
says That of its neghbors in opening roasted
oysters few nights ago found in one OF the bivalves
not an oyster, but perfect young Goldfish, two and
half inches in length, with fiddler" "a species of
sand crab) for its companion The oyster, we may
suppose, swallowed the egg Of the fish, and the fish,
when duly mature, ate the oyster in return-and so
became prisoner within its cr1staceous walls the
rest of It's life. The fiddler, following its example in
the embryo state, shared the same fate These oys-
tiers queer critters they nab whatever comes in
their way. Sheldrakes when diving, seeing their.
mouths OPEN and eager to gobble down the delicious
bait, thrust in their bills, which caught with
sudden snap between the shells, and held tight until
their privacy in cellar or closet have been treated
in the same manner; and raccoons, providing along
the margin Of river at low tide having been lnred to
their destruction by the gaping bivalves-being
caught by the paw in their efforts to seize the deei
Gus prize within. $is4a ,t53. p. J7gsT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-12
Aebietg Of tbt Hlarkets.

SUGAR AND MOT.ASSEs. The sales Of Sugar embraced
some 4oOhhdsa sssSc for Fully Moassss
900 300 bbls sold at prices ranging 5Ss
for Ordinary to Good lots and 6Gs6l1c gallon for Prime
and Choice with some 200 half bbls at 621sc D gallon
FLOUR We noticed sales of 300 bbls which
Ohio at 81 800 Fine at Sc 25 100 Choices Extra IS
Dbl, and one two lots on private TERMS
The salesof Corn embraced some 400 sacks at -
Gle for Yellow and 75e . buse for White, In Wheat
nothing of consequence done OF Oats 1000 to 1900
SACKS sold s09DS5c p bushe for Ohio and Prime ST.
sales Bran included 500 sacks in three lots
ST. 50 o 100 hs.
spected Mess nj $40 62 and 800 600 at so d Dbl for Mess
The transactions in Bacon included 80 casks Prime Ribbed
Sides at and small lots &c for Shoulders and O
60sc for Clear Sides of Dry Sailed Meats about 10000
lbs Sold chiefly in bulk at9c y ID for Hoground
good demand for Lard with sales of 600 bbls Good No.
lls4 Isl tierces tierces No lots
1s 25 H. terces and 10 bbs Prime r. and 200
kegs at 14c q n.
SALT cargo of absu $500 bushels Cape Verde
sold at 12c D bushel. Hm.n.
COFFEE The market quiet with sales of so bags Rio
at "a and 80 at lo1ac ID.
H4Y.A of 200 Ordinary sold at ST
q ton. $500.
BAGGINGW noticed the sale of two contracts for India
Baggng comprising 800 bales be delivered in March, and
$50 in April next, npryae terms.
WHISKY. go bbls Raw sold 35c and Dexer's
at 45c q gallon.
FREIGHTS "A ship taken for Havre at 3.l6c for
Cotton and one for port in Europe private
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-12

FRANCE AND ENGLAND AND THEIR FUTuRE.-The
London Times, in reply to the Paris Journal DIES
Debats, says that France has nothing TO fear from
the ambiton.of England. Our spheres are separate
French ideas and French habits quoted and imi-
tated at Madrid and Milan, at Stockholm and Buehar-
est England is at work far to the east Of the Red
Sea or the west Of the American GafStream. Now,
the Anglo French alliance great its Importance is,
is essentially European The existence of the United
States makes it inappllcable to the new world, and
we ourselves never admit even coadjutor in
dealings with the monarchies Of Asia, which form
parts Of Indian system. It follows, then that in
this alliance, confined as it is to Europe, France must
ever be the leader. in war, in diplomacy in social
influence, she must ever bear the first part These
admissions of the Times are significant. England,
though an European power is looking elsewhere for
resigns to her old fee aud new ally peponderating
influence at home. 7.1t@F7
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-12

2 #sNT-1' q LIVERPOOL, Dec 10, 1856.
There has been increased demand for cotton this week.
mainly by the trade who have operated with much confidence
and day by day the quantity taken from the stock has left
more limited supply upward tendency in prices has been
higher for the qualities of American and only bare
selection offering quotations. The reduction OF the bank
rate Of discount yesterday added to the general confidence
fair has taken place in Islands
at fair prices. 2
Tuere has been very good demand for Egyptians and large
sales have been made at extreme rates.
The business done in Braz has been to fair extent and
prices generally rather higher. zfFl
Sras have been much inquired for and great have
been sold at rates which show slight Improvement
$50 American $50 Egyptian, 2260 Surat, and 100 Madras
reported speculation and $40 American 70 Perman D
Surat, and 50 Madras, for export.
To-day have good general demand and sales readily
made prices. The sales eco bales third for
speculation and export. ....
Christmas day (Thursday next the Friday Saturday
succeeding will be close HOLIDAYS in the
Hsaf EASON BARRY 4 &C., Cotton Brokers'
Age nts to the Globe Fire and Life Insurance Co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-12

Henderson Psae-s Isrston Whiting Tniss Dc to
ps Addes hanaie .
sm Nay a roy
REaiford ,sa Rasburn Acosnn-
Ksly ss1 SSsRs
Henderson Tersy ssoI siisa5sss5 sfe Mile, Eol
S1laae sSsrsi s so
MeKsloy Sardfordil2 Frson. Stevenson desSs Do
| cotton.
S ss Sss Syss ss ss ssss ss g s
dsr27J Bn,bdgs SECS v B5qaissl, Payne ssos7
a 4
kf SSs S%ssn'
osart Foley Avery5e % hhds Bouligny CAM
q d &c si B
hhds sugar, 50 bills molasses, 80 hf bbls nolasses
sni toso ,;cD 1 psyne
Bradley, Wilson .xeo6 bales cotton i 9o9gans7 %
DO hs. s5sees esws S ss
bbl 49, pkg lard y bales Hewitt Norton
ns May tsld &so2 hhds tobacco Moors yane1n DO Do
sss isrS Sgs.SS a,sslsy
Pitcher, Goodrich &coS0 do Watt Noble MobleySS do
&co-2i bbls pccns Cochran
Halsuntries to orde-Tota 1856 bales cotton, Is hhds
bacco.
d ST s John kGsss bales fs 1t
kegs Keep, SeoNss 655 Hour
scoi7 100 coils rope 10 bais
Us E. s Ss;
IS coils rope HaggeH NsGg do 100 b1ggns fgPg
paper Phillips &eol37 sacks wheat Castillo lIaspeNi
brackets ii Hedlen-s5 Ksnnet tcs tongues ;oJ
Nof9n-l6 oels oil lo2 sacks oil meal Webe pkss mise
i DO Woodman--l7 bales cotton Henderson, Terry &co7
Ssl G IBIS o so sSks VII Ss p SG,52n
sundres to oer-fota ZIG bales cotton 5i+ bbls flour
NAsHvILIE-steamer Nashvle2i6 bbls -four 25S bbs 40
t So sa o osTs ~ SS NH e Sd
I,rahder Nc henna hubrd5S do Bryan Ro5nsou-l2 do
spkgs nso Ghs oSaeco soey &coNs do 45 bbs Hour
io nS hhds senSe2 gk Lard kegs to
ton Henderson Terry &co-5o do
4 D Kelly &co!o rolls leather l. Mann xeolG do bennett,
Folssr &so-l Phi lard 70 Pickett &cosnnrics 70
oI4 bales cotton, i64 kinds tobacco
MoBIIE-stsaer CsloTna-55l bales cotton e BAXTER
Schueder--l3 pkes ltsa lloyd Fricrsun2 do Sweet
sandries to r Geldes.
RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS, OPELOUSAs AND GRE At WESTERN
RAlhROA D-36 hhds sugar Bugar Foey Avery-l2 do
Niles Adams scolG do Ganmack, sques Wese-IS do to
jackson AGO. do Waterman l3ro27 do Is obs moles
Iobit Charpener-22 do j Ol:yer do bbls sugar I'M
lawless-i16 head cattle To order.
FLATBoATs.
CINCINSATI-Per Wasburg's Eoat-S8o IBIS whisky to
order
oHI0Psg Meyers Boot-l:oo tbls -four Jooph Lands
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-12
NtW OrItaus stlorlev 9tlarket.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp st

-fy,r,,,x,- orr,,, C,.,,, ,,,,,at
saturday Evening Jan To- lS57
Considering wa have had one NJ the annp, no, d,vs and
soma wet and nayerate weather for two Isvs rir the veal,
nv, closing businrs, for the same lime has ean mora tina,
5i,arv mnortant Tn fact the movements in e,rhanga have
been than on any week during the and for the
te, vs eni, This evening The business in This c, exr,a
nnv fen av in the annals of it's commerce and trpa ro
that in III. ears 1898 and 1870 the cnm,,pni ri Nav -lo,
xvax ;r,ebte5 IN The xtcan hanks ,en a v;pr o,s mt "a H.
o fs,y o II, iIlions of dollars lint wa cal ,t
nsiness f,,tbs If 4, as nn s 1o., -
tons md o,to- roonsI; ., a., ~, ~, r" ~,
s,,srt.st ,,a, a. ~. 90 ,rora .,,,n,,a, = "
nh, cs t-,ae dnrir, t,e ,v-,,,, has b o5 d A., .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-12

DEcATuR.-The following portrait of Decatur is.
drawn BY 6 Peter Farley in his Recollections,"
ehessd, thin iathe flank, his eyes were black, pierre
ing, and lit.wth spark Of fire. His nose was thin
and slightly hooked his lips were firm, his chin
small, blt smartly developed. His whole face was
long and bony, his complexion swarthy his hair jet
black, and twisted in ropy curls down his forehead
and over his ears. Altogether he was remarkable
looking man, and rveted the attention of every one
who saw him. BY the side of the quiet, thoughtful
Jones' and the dark, handsome, compliment Biddle-
his fellow prisoners-he seemed like Gagged eagle,
ready to rend in atans the bar which restrained him
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-12

JUVENILE LoGIc." say, my boy, whose horse is
that you are riding ~
Why, it's daddys.'
well, who is your daddy?n
why, don't you know he's uncle Peter Jones''
so you're the son of your unce-how do you
make that out?n
!" Well, / don't know 'zactly how it's replied the
boy, but, you see, daddy got to be widorer, and
married mothers sister, who is aunt Sally, and SO
he's my uncle now.h
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-12

DRowNED-We regret to learn that on New Years
night Mr. Charles Williams, steyedore, and well and
favoraby known in this city, was drowned by being
knocked overheard accidentally from his yacht Caro-
line. The accident occurred about O'Clock, some
where near Dog River bar His body has not yet
been found. Mobile Tribune. Tuesday.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-12

EARS OF THE HoRsE.-It is good sign for horse
to carry one ear forward and the other backward,
when on journey, because the stretching Of the
ears in contrary directions shows that he is attentive
to everything that is taking place around him; and
while he is SO doing, he cannot be much fatigued
or likely soon to become Few horses sleep with
out pointing their ears as above, that they may re-
ceye notice Of the approach Of objects in every drec-
ton. " When horses or mules says DR.. Arnott,
g march in company at night, those in the front
direct their ears forward those in the rear direct
them backward, and those in the centre turn them
lateraly or across the whole troop seeming thus to
be actlated by one feeling, which watches the gen
eral safetY.' .- - ---L N
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-12
CURRENT PRICES OF This DAY.
Shipping gntelligents.
MONDAY, January Il, 1857.
CLEARED SATURDAY.

p. CLEARED SATURDAY,.
Steamship Mexico, Lawles for Galveston and Iniauola
Harris Morgan &co
Steamship Black Warrior, Smith, for New York via Havana,
James Connolly Sco
Ship Lombard, Kelly, for Liverpool. J P Whiting AGO
Ship Tempest. Stinson for Liverpool, Whitney eco
Ship Hesperas, Levin for Liverpool, J r Whitney eco
Ship Malabar Crocker, for Boston, j P Whitney tSco
Ship Luna. Fason for Boston, j Whitney &c
Ship Statesman, Watts, for Boston, C J AIceker Eco
Ship Andover, Berry, for New York, Cyhen
Ship Far West, Bennett, for New York. Woodruff
Ship Genoa, Pencil, for New York G A Fosdick
Bark Hannah Thornton Tarr, for Maanzas,
g W Hynson &co
Span brig Justo, Sala, for Barcelona PUG Mir AGO
Brig VIM Clark Simpson, Havana, Cahuzac, Bro eco
Sclr Sea Drift Smith, for Tanpco, Goldenbow Eesunrre
Sclr Venice, Mcneil! for Tampa Bay and Cedar Keys,
Post 4 Mel
Sclr Harrison Jones, Garrow, for Tampa Bay, Lash
Schr Mary Magdelaue, Marquee for Mobile
CIV Newton eco
Steamer Fuser Bowles, for Montgomery and Wetnmpka
L Snapp SEQ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-12

a TALE OF A DIAMOND RIsG.--About fortnight
agoa Mr. Exams purchased pair Of winter gloves at
verhampton but, not having immediate occasion to
wear them, he put them away Wishing to use them
however, few days since, he essayed to put them on
!, ut one OF his fingers met with some obstruction
Whit on examination was found to be occasioned by
"a. hands 'me diamond ring. Mr. Evans appraised Mr..
Shoolbred Of his discovery, and it was recolected
that Mr.. Henlryv Hayward had lost q diamond ring,
about twelve monJ,.s ago. Mr.. Hayward, being about
to proceed to concert at Shrewsbury, called at Mr..
Shoolbred to purchase pair of gloves He tried on
several pairs and very shortly afterwards discovered
that lie had lost his ring. reward for its restora-
ton was offered, but nothing was heard OF it until it
ad been snugly secreted in the finger of the glove for
about twelve months. [Wolverhampton Chronicle.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-12
CATTLE MARKET.

>ln. JEFFERSON CITY, January II.
heavy supply of Hogs fair stock of Beeves and Sheep
and moderate supply of other stock remains the market
Prices of fine Cattle in of holders We quote
PRICES: -.,
BEEF GArrLx-wesern Fine Choice O1Ie5
q Rough and Fair. S1a 81
4 Attakapas, Texas, etc 6G71s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-12

A PRIMITIVE JATr.--It is said that the Klamath
county California; Jail consists of live oak tree,
with staple and chair attached. 1t is well ventia-
ted and affords good opportunity for the study of
astronomy and the barometer especially when
Blankets are scarce. WV.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-12
8 TIE A N D 0 A r 8 ,

STEAMBOATS,,
John simonds, Wray, from Memphis
Planter, Wilson, from Lake Bisteneau.
Union, Harvey. from Opelousas.
California, Myers from Mobile
Camden, Regain from Camden
Atlanta, BurdeaaX, from Nashville.
Laurel HILL Hooper. from Bayou Sara.
John j Roe, LeavennUrth. from St Louis.
Nashville, Bellsnydcr, from Nashville.
W sherman, GwhrtDey, from Red River.
Towboat Mary Kingsland, Phillips from tile Passeswent
down lightbvough up ships INLAND and Eliza Morrison
T6whoat Phoenix, Crowe from the Passeswent dowh light
brought mp ships Paragon and Champlain.
Tohoat Yankee, Feuten. from the Passeswcnt down light
brought up bark TLOS AibOne, schr Transit.
Towhont Hercules LaPlace from the Passewent down light
brought up ship Wanderer, bark Johannes and sehr
Joven Francisco.
Towhoa Junls Beebe Andrews from the down
and Sl inst, ships Henrietta Marcy and Adams
brought up ships Glad Tdings and Gladiator.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-12

WRONG IN THE SrARr.-They fed our extremely
Southern friends at the Pulaski House, in Savannah,
during the late Southern Convention on % New York
corned beefn and g Philadelphia mutton This is
bad beginning to the way of Southern independence,
and we wonder some OF the gentlemen representing
South Carolina did not quit the Pulaski House as
" Northern Institution" GBalt. American.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-12

CouLD'NT GET AN APpErlTE.-A cockney, COM
planning one day that he had lost his appetite, was
advised to eat oysters before dinner which would be
the means Of restoring it. The next day he met his
friend, and upbaided him with the folly Of his pre-
scrpton, stating that he had eaten hundred oys-
tiers In the morning and did not find his appetite a
hit hetterH ' ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-12

Two friends met after long absence-one had
waxed int, the other lean.
why said the first, 'you look as if you had not
had dinner since saw you LAST
:" And YOU replied the other, look as if You had
been at dinner ever since,i.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-12

The eccentric and celebrated preacher, Lorenzo
Dow once CALLED on Mr.. Pierce, while a member of
Congress, and informed him that he (Mr. Pierce)
would be sent to the Senate, then sent to Washing
ton but not to Congress, and afterward he would be-
come minister OF the Gospel.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-12

Witty SIMfLIoIry.--, Eliza, my. child" sajd
very prudish old maid to her pretty little niece who
would curl her hair in beautiful ringlets, sc if the
Lord had intended your hair to be curled, he would
have done it himself.' r
$50 he did Aunty, when I was baby, but he
thinks am big enough now to curl it myself"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-12

That was fearful prayer of the infdel sailor, in
danger of shipwreck +" o God if there be God,
save my soul, if | have soulh Bat there is sub,
Unity and beauty in that of the soldier the Of
battle: 40 God if in the day OF battle forget thee,
do not thou forget meln
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-12

An enterprsing but ignorant South American has
sent to locomotive shop in Albany for one hundred
"cowcatchers.n He expects to use them in taking
wild cattle on the plains of Paraguay, in place OF the
lasSn. - -. ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-12
ARRIVED.

Cohen--2d dist 26.
Brit ship Gladiator Bayne - days from Liverpool to James
Magee &co--4th dist, 81.
Ship Wanderer Ryder Is days from New York mascr-l
Ship Paragon, Drinkwater. 81 days from Liverpool to
Whitney Eo-lst dist, g.
Ship Champaign, Reed 70 days from Boston, W Hynson &
co-Point.
Brit ship Eliza Morrison Mcurne from Belfast Ireland 10th
Nov, 10 Jas Magee-4tl dist, S.
bremen ship INLAND, Johnson from Newport, Wales 18th
Now to master-Pont.
Bark Thos Abone Thompson 30 days Philadelphia
q W Hynson &co-Powder House
Hamb bark Johannes Brus from Rio de Janeiro Nov
10 mastcr-lst dist, Vi.
Mex scir Joyen Francisco, - Campeaciy to 5 Fer
nandeE Sco-2l dist.
scfr Transit Davis days from Charleston Jacob Dabova
scc-ISt dist, 70.
sehr West Florida Burns days from Pensacola Policy
Ncnl Scl-BnSin.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-12
BELO w-CO MING UP.

Ship Maria Day Chase from Liverpool LIST Ifnc.
schr Kurdson Sques, from GoalzcoaoS, Go!denbow
x LespRrre.
schr Chipoa Lockwood, from Tabaco, Goldehbow Les
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-12

"WREcR AsHoBE."--An old man, with ragbag
in his hand and no small stock Of wit in his head,
when picking up large number of pieces of whale
bone in the street one morning, was asked how he
thought they came there 'Dont know, he quantity
replied, g but Ispect some unfortunate female was
wrecked hereabouts last night.''
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-12
SPOKEN,
BY TELEGRA II

Ha- On December Sth, lat IL 30 s. lon "a o. W. brig S.
Foam from Portland for Rio de Janciro
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-12
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

RED RIvER-Stemer " Shenandoah bis cotton Payne
HARRISON Hugely Blair Ecol25 Cuddy, Brown &coS2
Miller FoesterSj cleveland Brothers &co- 6S McKeroy
iadrord-6i 4 Hopkins &co-53 Oakley < Hawkns-5l do
ponovnn MceanSco-5l I liarde &co-i9 Nelson AGO
81 Farley Jurey &cO-S6 Walker, Stuart HuChinsOn2 TO
Randolph &co2J DOuneil5 Richard Nnscnt &co-li 10
Hall, Rodd Il Punau-l MienGergcr &colO do TO Lowe,
Me Reynolds Nco9 Freon Stevenson ScO6 Davis Jenkins
&co-6 Robson Ael-3 Campbell StronS5 a Il May .tCO
3 Henderson Terry ScO-l0 bbls pea Shelby
sundries to order-To,al, ll9I bales cotton.
MEMPHTS-sieamer John Simonls--7l4 bNles cotton to
Robson Ailen2i9 Wright, Allen &colo5 Aydett Sco
lisa Henderson Peale-l75 John Watt &col69 Moon, Titus
&eol6i Byrne Vance &coli6 Bradley Wilson &col2S do
Watt Noble Moblsy-lOS Metirego Aoway &e9-l0S do to
ID Kelly Soc9l Ward, Saunders HuntT5 bales
bro@dwei Payne Scoo7l Nelson Sco-6e bales cotton
Perkins, Bowen Sc05i Covers ScUio order
"A Mcdowell Mills Scoi0 Richard Nugent xcoS3 bales
ton TO Henderson, Terry Sco3l Puckard &coS do to
Tuy &co24 LoYo HcReynods Ifco2S r II Fraser-20
Carroll PIitchArd &eo7 Brander McKenua HubbOrd-l3o
Payne HarrisOnS " Cox &go-5 IRaude--5 W Eslin
SeoSs AbyS do to Greenwood &co-25O pcs hsggng
Brady German &co5D do do bales do 100 coils T
Aydeu Sco-3 do % pcs haggng TO WATT Noble MobleyS
DO Y coils Bradley Wilson &coSO pkgs mdse Maliet
Z DO Nelson &eoM do B Smith, do Siwel-21 do
Il Hyde &co-l do Violet Sco-2 do Buddecke &cu
i do Hughes, Hylsted &co-S Morton sco-5 do
| Scott-sundries to order-Toai 800 bales cotton.
OPELouSAsSeamer Union5O GOO feet lumber 5000 slaves
| to II Brady
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-12
We oBIscr.-The last Knoxville (Tenn9 Register

says
g A large grey eagle, measuring nine feet from tip
totip was shot one day last week in Jackson couil-
ty, We object to this shooting Of eagles. aBrds of
Joven are becoming too scarce already; and as they
are the embles Of liberty, think their lives ought
to be protected by special enactment Of the State
Iarislatllres. sllI 80. ...e- ). ---L NJ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-12

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City OF New Orleans >
Be remembered that the 18th March, 1856 before me- The
subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for the city aforesaid
personally Charles Briggs President and H. r. jan
ver Secretary the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company
New Orleans who being duly according to hw do g.
that the above lust and true and
orrect transcript books Of the said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
H P. JANVIER, Secretary.
and subscribed before this 18th day Of March
1856. :, C. NJ. BRADFORD
Second Justice Of the Peace the Parish Of Orleans
The Board Trustees have resolved pay Six cent In
scrip certificates Of 1855 payable and after the
Monday May declared scrip div
dend OF Twenty the net earned premiums Of
which certificates will be issued and after
the first day Of June next and they have reserved the balance
OF the profits Of the ending 18th March, 1856 to meet
pending but unadusted claims against the Company.
The Company continue insure against the perils OF the seas
and rivers and loss and damage by fire. at the current rates Of
premium.
Office building corner of Camp and Natchez streets
CHARLES BRIGGS President.
A. CARRIERE, Vice President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-12

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish OF Orleans, City of New Orleans. !
Be remembered that on the 5h January 1885, before
the subscriber Justice of the Peace III and for the city
aforesaid personally appeared Alexander Brother President
and James H. Wheeler, Secretary, of the Home Mutual
Insurance Company OF New Orleans who being duly
coing law do depose and that the
just and and transcript from the books of the
said Company. A. BROTHER, President.
JAS. H. WHISTLER. Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this 18th day of january
1856. CHAS. NJ. BRADFORD, Second Justice of
the Peace of the Parish of Orleans.
The Board of Trustees have resolved to interest of six
in cash the outstanding certificates profits
holders thereof their legal representatives and after
MONDAY, the 18th OF February
The Board Of Trustees have also declared dividend of
the net earned premiums of the Company for the
ysard ending ls December 1865 for which certificates will be
Issued on and after the 18th of March
Ths Company continues insure against the peril of the
rivers and loss damage by fire. the Of
premium. Oice No. IS Camp street.
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
JOHN r. SHAW, Vice resident.
JAMES H. WHEELER, Secretary.
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