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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-09

sTATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans City of New Orleans.
Belt remembsed that on the 3t July 1875 before 7
personally appeared Charles j. ManSo Secretary Of tie
Mutual Insurance Company Of New Orleans who, be-
Ing duly sworn according to law depose and say tie
foregoing and correct transcript
from she books OF said Company
LSignedl CHARLES j. MANsONI
Sworn and subscribed before this July, 1875
tSignedl JAS. b. DIXON,
First Justice Of the Peace for the parish of Orleans
The Board Of Trustees have resolved pay interest
Six per cash outstanding certificates Of profits,
u the thereof their legal representatives. end
after % Monday Of August poxmo declare dyi.
dend of SIXTY cent PER CENT on the earned pre-
the company for the ending the Both June
1855 which certificates will be issued ard after the M Of
October
resolved further that after resering ONE MILLION
DOLLARS profits thar the balance outstanding
Of the Company 1852 we'll
all outstanding certificates Of profits Of the issues of thu
years 1853 and 1854 be redeemed and 6 to the holders thereof
their legal representatives and after the second Monday
IN August proximU from which date all thereon will
ceuse certificates to be produced the time Of payment and
cancelled.
THOs A. ADAMS, President.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City of New OreRRg.
Be itemembered that this 18th March 1883 bsforeme ne
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H r Jan
ger Secretary the Louisiana Mutual Insurance company OF
New Orleans who beiE duly swom according to law do de
pose and say that the above accounts us and true and
correct transcript from the books Of said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS Presden
H. P. JANVIER, Secretary.
orpo and subscribed before me- this 10th day of March,
A. D. 1853. c. NJ BRApFORDl
Second Justice of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
The Board of Trustees have resolved pay of SIX
pcr cent on the outstanding certificates of profits on
and ae the second Monday May next aud redeem,
that date the scrip issued Of the year sos reseryg
under the provisions their charter cash capital OF five
hundred thousand dollars and they have further declared
a scrip dividend of FORTYTWQ PER CENT on the net
earned premiums of year ending February % 1855 for
which certificates Will issued and after the first day Of
lure 1883 CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. GARRlERE Vice President,
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CHARTER
TIE
LOUISIANA TEHUANTEPEC COMPANY.


We, the undersigned having agreed to unite the construc
ton Of arniroa and other communication the thmus
Of Tghuantepec under the grants heretofore for
that purpose by the Mexican called the GarHy and
Sloo grants, which he transferred hereinafter
vided have determined for that purpose to form corporation
14th Of March 1855 entitled "Anc for the organization of
corporations for works public Improvement uty aud
do now subscribe to and upon the following charter
to-wit:
ARTICLE I.
The corporation shall called the Louisiana TehuanGpec
Company by sh al have power and authority
FIRST have ard enjoy By their corporate name,
the period twenty five years. second, contract and
their corporate third to make and
poae seal fourth hold purchase and convey
their corporate property both ra and persOna fifth,
appoint such managers, directors and officers
sixth make and
Of the affairs Of the corporation may be necessary and
proper,
ARTICLE II.
The said corporation established purpose CON
gtruCtnl road the head Of navigation the
Coaaacoalcos point the Bay Of Ventosa in tie
Pacific Ocean OF constructing also railroad from said
Coazacoalcos the Bay Fentoa according the
known the CRrny aud Sloo grants and
river according the terms and conditions Of said grants and
agree admit under this charter such
and their assigns as shall hereafter subscribe an for
upon thetems and conditions hereinafter provided
ARTICLE III.
The capital stock Of said Company shall be ten millions Of
dollars divided into shares Of hundred dollars which
shall be appropriated follows viz:
$4,000 shares eight millions dollars shall be subscribed
and paid for as hereinafter provided:
10000 shares millions OF dollars, shall issued full
paid stock. and delivered the who hold
title to said arsy and Slou grants under TIE deed
of trust executed by r. A. Hhfgous, for himself aud
representing the rights of F. p FAlcounet, holder
Of the So0 grant under the decree Of the Mexican
Government.
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H. P.JANVIER, Secretary.

80. On, !. m, ,ry,.,,v, ~
FF'8II kIlSSI ANN gaA M " NJ
,.,=, =,
In conformity with the requirements OF their charter the
Citizens Mutual Insurance Company maxi 'e Lolto"lhs sste
Amount OF PTenn4ms received 'o w " 0'us s2oa ftg :,
So NoVem3e lS3L slGi taf :"
Premiums on Ire hlIks 1 ia -
90 Al!ae on ~ i % az II
.z.., Ic73,"1S3Oo,64 GAS Is
Less Premiums on Risks not terminated PTS 5i5 ~
Less Return premiums 30 W ssh 757 Ga
Ne eatIeM , tteIl ~ ~, . r,i vi4 ~
hgss'3 .tI i,! rus We s ~ F35 E23 40
IN ,ifS lSi7,lN ''''i.' f49'NS /
2i!tttI7 - 70 -''''''.' 22I %
VI i'lsoA Ast7'NS '''''it'''''' ll---S7l 92f an
Reinsurance - 33 Si6 20
ye. ~
~. -, su,et f,r no .y,r sndinc 3Dl,
N9yegDsr i95l ~ r. w assets 40
Bill receivable at short dAe oF 7i'lo q
dig dte1''to0' o9''5 ..,.,..., 10Y 569 Ct
~ 4EJ4 I
Invested in bank 5OS94 SO
secured by mortgage on real estate, a,
worth double the amount due tlI5S9
scps Of Mutual insurance Companies $3.50 %
Cash hand. 2l4o6 y
Total amount of assets $3.50 GEO 50
STATE or toUlSIANAt
Re It rerem bertd the 10Th December, 1851 before
me r subscriber Justice Peace in and for the parish
appeared mtr Gaiurd Prts
ieut and A. ScreGpr sterary of the Cz ns Nnna Insq
ing to law do epose say that the above accounts are just
and tine and correct tranScp t from the books Of said
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INSURANCE.
GECOND ANNUAL srATEMENT
- -oF THE
IN MUTUAL TNS URAEcE COHPANT
OF ORLEANS.

sStAstJAaAe EA4N4t y Il IA 4 ki-iAh LIN 4
- -oF TnE-
SIN MUTUAL TVS URAEcE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS.
New Orleans, January 70, 1883
In conformity with requirements charter Sun
Mutual Insurance Company publish the following statements
Amount Of Premiums received I'll the year ending
Amount Of UnsTmnatai Risks december 81 1856 I09E 81
Total amount Of Premiums for the year ending De-
cember 81 1857 s80g15l "
via--For Premiums on Fire Risks $3.50, 215 %
Ri9d9 R H5iss.:: f5i,a5 3 y
Less Premiums on Risks not terminated
l,'''' 's-l'Dll'' sll79l6 81
@ 6ef a5o is5 5..'u's 70. ms ; S.o @ s6 81
On On m s55a Si5as ~ 557 q g 8
Reinsurance, expenses, interest ,'..a
"s"'' teas interest," a''''"' s'''' 22-2 . ss979a 70
IS S. h55e FROM '' ''s ys. s"as sSs1o: zzo2l 50
The Company have the following assets
i@ysss5 q sss s oeds I55 05-s 92 5a
Bills receivable short time premiums 1886 65
Bills receivable, balances due subscription ,
Premiums due, in course Of 25S5 iG
Insurance Scrip of other companies 4 5sy %
Total of ,......,....,.,. S849.SiO 90
STATE or LoBls1ASAl-
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Oreans:S
Be It emembered that on this twelfth day Of January 95s
city aforesaid personally appeared Tho S2o President and
pany Of New 0riea5 Who being duly according law
do depose and a that the above and true aud
J J5l24 E6w sl22s s secrstsry
Sworn to and subscribed 5ef9Te S II, iwf day of Jonn
''S Second Justice of the @ oT DE Pafisb Of Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-09

Nh ANLPAGEN E-t3uNnEGLE GREEN SEAL VINE.
Direct mpoFtaonfron Rheims Fer sale in lots suit The
trade Orders received and transmitted ny
A. a. atNINS 4 Co.
ial9 No 90 9rav!ay street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-09

The Company have the following assets
Stock Notes. ID. 81. 100000 90
Euyes'ed in notes secured BY mortgage
amount loaned ,hsrs9a $3.50 90
SIechancs' and Traders Bank Sleek 25
sltrss eost 2,is7 50
Bills receivable at shortaaate for RrVmi-
SIS, -, IS. 6.a.9aI
ton. Z. ..s.... t...,..ss. 100 II
Cash on hand -. - Hob II
----S $50 45
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-09

The undersigned Recorder of Mortgages the parish
and city IF New Orleans. ceries a the yi9tFter
recorded this day In his office. No folio 46.
JOHN HOLMES, Recorder.
IN el#- 9vie5ns August 4 1857. au6
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Amount OF Earned Premiums for the
ending Us aboves.ss. 6S49fO8
Losses paid during The same period viz:
On Fire Risks4t. -. s 3 8 ud
On Marine Risks ......... $40 on
6725 07
Ten per cen. returned 70 parties insured 1921 OIL
Reinsurancess. ..st...4..s. 1852 40
Expenses, less interest," etc, .s...tss.s. ID 9l5 10
81, 1856 IS
Net Profits. 306A1 As
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-09

A RSYRTHE-lGO cases real Swiss Absynhe &C. I.e.
IA coure) III store for sale by
GRATIAA, CONN 4GERE & CO.,
au 20 Gustomhouse ttreet.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-09
QUEST Ans UAL STATEMENTS
5oFE INSURANCE COMPANY Or NEW ORLEANS.

ofiee- Corner Genial street and Exchange Place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-09

meeting stockholders shall be held
the election of Directors the report of
the last ears operations and business and for the mnaton
the condition of The affairs which meeting full state
financial and other affairs of the Company shall be
laid before the meeting by the President and Directors then in
office. Resides this meeting the President am Directors
cal others when they think proper aud shall be their duty at
any the written eQniSOu stockholders representing
fifth stock of the Company call meeting Of the
stockoderato take into consideration any Affecting the
of the Company Al meetings of ,khoes shall
lie held the office of the Company nAhe city of New Or
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-09

E9t which act OF The Legislature Louisiana duly
ticatea copy is hereto annexed ferreteFeice,l
And AFTER they appeHrers either
In he proper stnes OF attorneys in fact eoresHfd
ered That they approve and accgp If The Ileg
conormaoy gil the provisions said they
the alteration o. the hareso said Southern Bank
five hundred shares0f five hundred dollars each twelve
thousand five hundred shares 5 hundred dollars
that each share of The capital stock 81 said entitled
4ne yog en- ,hat s person be eligible q Director M ad
hundred dolsrA--Sl 9I-eaeh Of said capital stock.
Thus dong and closed ~ the liz 81 New Orleans, IN Che
Notary ntce, the days month year
he presence Of Charles de rs and Felix de Arnes
tent witnesses Fedt,g in the said city who haYe
sgntd their with The appeaers and me- Notary
after reading the whole.
(sgnedl Fred kodewGd, Byrne, Vance Co. by I'll Ne
gel sa,gs A Mtllsn6eger Coz by g Ntenbereef 7 S,
errtl I'VE VI ~ Blab9ruei g Grugat. John A. Roberts,
Ailtenberger Volta eCesbe Co.. BY Vor IaCesne yor
gesnei AZ Myenbefger, T. de Armas Chas ArIas Thoa
4 Aaytof, Notary PutdC.
s true copy from The original
my5law4w 4HOs. LAYTON Notary Public.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-09

The Predentand Directors shall power tomake all by
laws for the and regular transaction of bust
hold receive purchase and convey under the
rate property real personal to do anything
sy for the eonsrueilo repair or main Of the roads
heTenbeore described, with tracks they deem
necessary determine the line and loo of the roads, and
omake all contracts for the purposes Aforesaid
purchase all materials, machines, vehicles teams ships vessels
aud all equipments demed by them necessary
useful for the purposes of the Company and general
every thing and effect the objects of this
charter including the liking and collecting OF tolls Transport
taton Of pnssengers, lreght aud mails.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-09

The Directors shall have poweto appoint all officers
OF the Company, fix their compensation and remove them
pleasure may borrow money and issue therefor bonds
other obligations at such terms and such conditions it
may deem best and mortgage the property of the Company
secure the payment thereof
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-09

NOTICE 10 CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
In Patent Sawed Weather boarding. both rough and dressed
very yellow Pine and Cypress timber for sale
per rough and 81 50 for dressed in lots to suits
purchasers.
E5y~ Lumber saved to order.
feg ly STAR PLANNING MILLS New Basin.
| Observation-Disclosures
100000 feet Ia M narrow dressed Florida yellow Pins
FLOORING tongued and groeyod.
10000 feet IA and l wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tnngued and grooyed
200, 600 feet dressed Florida Yellow Pine GGIs
ING tongued and groosed.
100000 feet il narrow dressed Florida Yellow Pine FLOOR
ing, square edged
lOoGBO feet dressed WFsATHERB0ARDS.
5ONpDO raugh Yellow Pine LUMBER, consisting Of neh
Boards, WeSiherhoards, SeantlingI Josts etc,
209 feet assorted Cypress Lumber, IaEhs and Shingles
sashes, Doors, .nds MouldiRgs, etc, etc.
suit purchas-
ara by SIMPSON q n0RR4
se3i ~ NRv RAsiH-5
! GIPERM gANDAEs-it0 boxes samuel Leonard 3
tA,#F COCHRAN 4 HALL,
myl9 ~ New Iseves ard II T a4t0l 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-09

IncRsa Of failure the part any subscriber pay
his stock required the Board OF Directors may
AFTER ten days 3dyeement or notice in writing forfeit 2t
ch previous notice advertisement compel payment by
and stakeholder shall be permitted whilst il
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-09
100000 shares.

On the conveyance this Company by said Trustees Of the
said Garay and spo grants,
said deed Of trust the Board Of Directors shall issue said
Trustees the aforesaid two millions dollars OF full paid stock
for the purposes Of said trust and said stock shall be consd
cred Prospects If paid in CASH and of
said said Board Of Directors shall further
said Trustees for the psposeS Of said trust the eight per cent
of the Company million of dollars, payAbie.
That porionot said bonds which under the provisions Of said
trust be used for the payment Of the debts and liabilities
contracted urder the sOo grant, shall be appropriated
satisfaction Of such deb and liabilities to the parties to
whom said rE5tees by the terms OF said required to
convey the the exercise Of their sole and uncontrolled
discretion may think proper pay being distinctly
this Company the payment debt what
contracted by company person persons under
either the Rd Soo arRy grant is provided the
eighth article Of this charter.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-09

The business Company shall be conducted
the city Of New Orleans which shall forever be
domie bNine Directors Of whom at least SHALL be
quorum The Directors shall elect President and Vice Presi
dent Of their body and shall have powerto elect Direct
supply that in the in erFas between the
annnaelecous. AtaelecoBs Directors aud al meetings
Of stockholders may be given in person by proxy and
each share shall be entitled Legal service of eta
ton and all process against The Company may be made
Presdentin person let0 his address the office
pRny, in the hands of any Of its officers.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-02-17

EXPLOSION AND BURNING oF:THEs Col. Cross
MAS-A most melancholy and dreadful disaster,
happened to the steamer Col. Crossman, on.
Thursday ight last, about eight o'clock, when:
off New Madrid, Missouri, by which the boat,
cargo, and many lives were lost. 90 ,tb a.!
The Col. Crossman was Missouri river boat,
commanded by Capt. Baker, and was bound from
New Orleans to St. Louis, with valuable cargo
and about one hundred and twenty-five passen.
gers, exclusive of her officers and crew. When,
opposite New Madrid, on Thursday night, her
doctor boiler exploded, without however causing
any injury to those on board, but the accident
rendered the machinery totally unmanageable,
and the boat taking fire Immediately, the flames
spread with such rapidity as to envelope the
whole vessel in sheet of fire.. The people of
the town seeing the accident, put of in skifs,
and succeeded in saving about one hundred and
twenty-five persons. 1t was estimated by the
people who assisted in rescuing the passengers,
that from twenty to fifty persons lost their lives
by the fire or from drowning. Many of those
who were rescued from the water were badly
frost.bitten. Il;
The Southerner arrived at the scene of the
accident before the Crossman was entirely con.
sumed, but too late to render any material assis.
tance The steamer was burned to the waters
edge. The Crossman was comparatively new
boat, having come off the stocks about two years
ago, and was valued at about s40,0O0.-Aem.
phis Bulletin.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-02-17

nastics and getting ready for general onslaught in
that direction shall be prepared to announce to your
readers that the new Scarlet Flannel pettcoat made
of all wool aud of all colors except red) has "come
to town.
Business matters assuming more favorable as
pect. Increased activity apparent in all branches
of trade and heavy sales effected in our staples
and in leading articles of Groceries.
Cotton has been in hrisk demand NIL this week, a.
Sl9 bales sold at y q l3 cents. Rice 24 @ 81.
t,l72 Terces sod considerable stir in the market !;
Wheat 500 bushels Red, brought 81 l2i; Stone Lime
81 25 "a ST IS; Flour market depressed, 1874 bbs.
exported $500 bbls superfne contracted for in nd
vance at ST q So: Corn, 5000 bushels North Carroll
M 81 a &C., the last named rate for very superior;
Oats, no arrivals. Maryland and North Carolina val
ued at ~ cts; hay. 1000 bales North River 90 to %
cts; Nails Cut 4d. to 2od. 81 q 81! Bacon, receipts
very heavy, Sides 81 q 1o4, Shoulders @ ST.;
Hams 10 q III; Lard 10 q lit; Salt, receipts
$500 sacks, Liverpool is worth As @ 90; But
ter, Goshen, (prine) % q 81; Inferior IA a Is;
Coffee, Rio 99 @ III; Bagging, (Gunny) III q p;
Rope 10 @ ~; Sugar in good demand 800 Hhds.
Louisiana sold at q 7c; Muscovado7 g 8; MOlas.
ssa, Cuba II q ls, Louisiana 27 @ 2s cents. The
stock market Ia still neglected. CLAUDE.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-02-17
Death Of Cant. VIM. Loeue.

With much of sadness and regret it is, that we re-
cord the death of towards whom we have occupied
the most friendly social relations for a number of
years Capt WV. LooUE died Mt his residence near
this place on Tuesday evening last, after brief
illness. He had many qualities both of the head and
of the heart, which made him, among his friends one
of the most valued Of companions. A hundred occa-
sions Of agreeable intercourse to us, while PEN
ming this brief tribute. Mr.. LoGuE was a self-educu-
ted man. having chiefly by rs exertions prepared
himself for the South Carolina College, in which in
stitution he commanded tho esteem and respect Of
both professors and students. lie afterwards COM
menced the practice of Inv, first in Savannah next in
Charleston but, dissatisfied with his location in both
nstancss-althuugh Aattered in the latter place with
several complimentary distinctions, he canie back to
Bdgcield, his adopted home. Hero, by IN eligible
matrimonial alliance hc had just established for HIM
self the prospect Of auy years Of contentmcnt und
euse when the fell Destroyer and interposed his
mission of death. God rest the departed, and COM
fort and protect his surviving family.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-02-17
T.. .JoHysoN,S NEW MAP.

Having examined this map with some degree of
caro- and scrutiny prepared to speak Of it more
fully than in previous notice. It. certainly the
most extensive map of country yet published. In
addition to the United States and Territories, there
il also given, in Of the broad sheet very
satisfactory map Of the world exhibiting tho relative
position OF each hemisphere, and showing ut glance
not only both sides Of the Atlantic but Of tho Pacific
also On the main map, the lines Of the new tor
rtories to be faithfully and accurately drawn.
The railroad routes throughout the whole country are
also ad down, and the projected routes, including the
several schemes of the great Pacific Road, that is to
be. The colorng of the map is brilliant and its typo
graphical execution as distinct as need be- Indeed,
taking all its features Into view, JoKNsoNs New hap
strikes us as being admirable work. As such we
commend it to our readers. 1t will make handsome
and most useful addition to the furniture of every
intelligent citizens hall.
Tho agent, Mr.. Johnson, is ut present in our Dis
trct, and will call around generally possible
We beg to bespeak for him favorable reception.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-02-17
GogefeD 9obertiser,
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AoRsrso.
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PRoPRIEToRs
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expiration of the year. All subscriptions not distinct
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until forbid and charged accordingly.
Those desiring to advertise by the year can do so
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stood that contracts for yearly advertising are con-
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or individual contracting.
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-02-17
HARD TIMES--A REMEDY!

One good result is certain to follow this general
oyerturn The mania for overtrading and extravagast
expenditure has received salutary check. When
men got once more fairly their legs experience will
have taught them useful lesson The reckessness
of trade will scarcely be repeated in view of the prob
able contingencies Of reverse. Fashionable folly will
comport itself severely As remedy against all the
disasters which this state Of affairs has occasioncd we
recommend the disappointed to try their luck in S.
Swan l. Co.'S legalizcd lottery, which draws every
Saturday at Augusta, Ga. The whole of n fortunate
ticket will entie tho possessor to tho capital prize Of
$4,000, while the holdor of half quarter will
secure prOportionate share of the same Tickets
$40, and q. IL