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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-12
Ath Orleans Bulb Grtsftnt.
From the Kansas Mines.

1>-'s"N~
From The Kansas City Journal OF Commerce We
extract the following.
y. Lee, from Denver City, arrived here yes
The Farners' Hotel BE len III sho,s citv nm ~.
otn Of Auguse and came in with 40 OF train MAKING
the ZIP from Denver City here in tWentv.ay. d.,s
n. Sa,ns. I've qaickess time ever made with oxen
nc Dslnss N orders fof large amount ~ freioht
among which i one for 1--WE hvpdred chs;,ss \.
bundles. S'eu sna'rS' 10
On learning Of bis intended departure Tor tbe State.
Green Russell and party called upon him and oh
to forward by him 500 600 in duss r.sossd
10 take 1t unless some Of the party woud
him. They finally concluded to come in With Il
themselves, and TO take it to the Branch Mint It
Dahlonega, Georgia, for coinage. There are seven
men in this company, and they are making their
California experience pay them large per cent,
The richest discoveries, and the most successful
mining 10 now done upon the Colorado and the head
Mines, some $50 miles southwest of Denver City.
Nearly all the miners who have been at work fol
any length OF time are now making their ounce pei
day. II Is the general opinion among miners thai
some Of the very richest gold discoveries are yet Il
be made on the Colorado.
We have no room for the many interesting details
that we gathered from the Doctor. Mr.. Thomas Mil
Ter, Of Philadelphia, and DR.. Middleton, Of Chicago
came in as passengers.
In answer to our questions concerning the aericul
tnral resources Of that region the Doctor informed
US that about 100 miles southeast Of Denver gentle
man bad $50 acres 10 corn, which, he expected
would yield only about three barrels to the acre
Twenty-Five miles further east the mouth Of the
huerieno, Mr.. Krengeg, an old Mexican trader
mad 500 acres In corn, wheat and barley. This same
gentleman has large Touring mill already in opera
ton, and is now engaged in building brewery to
make lager beer.
Society 10 Denver is beginning to become settled.
several married men with their families, and few
single ladies' are now there, and it is often semi.
picnic. 49, =, .
No rain has fallen in Denver City this summer, at
are very wroth about their mail facilities There Is
bit one duly appointed postmaster In the country,
and NJ mail route. II arrangement could be made
with Messrs. Hall Porter TO increase their speed e
Arkansas, the Doctor Is satisfied that parties are al
ready prepared to stock the line from that point ts
the mines 1t is to be hoped that this arrangement
may be made, . -
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From Rio dc Jape,ro.

Advices have been received in New York from Rio
Janeiro to the 18th Of July from which we extract
the following
No change in the position Of affairs had taker
place in the Oriental Republic. The war prepare
tons of agents Of Urquiza at that place still con
tinued. The question Of the fertilization Of the
Island of Martin Garcia by Buenos Ayres had given
rise to much discussion unfavorable to Buenos Avres
The most active movements Of troops were taking
place in Paraguay, and steamers were preparing
for some unknown expedition. It was thought that
Lopez would not ally himself with Urquiza, though
these movements of the Paraguayan Government,
together with the fact that large reinforcemens had
been sent to the fort of Hamata betoken some war.
like undertaking.
The Nacional Of Buenos Ayres in an article on the
neutrality Of Brazil. censures the Government for
being indirectly favorable to Urquiza, and threatens
the Brazilian agents in Buenos Ayres.
concession had been granted to Nessrs. Hop.
kins Ocamys for the construction of railroad 10
San Fernando.
Both the belligerent armies were instantly being
reinforced.
Chill, at last accounts, remained pac6ed but the
local papers say the peace which has come upon the
country is one in which they cannot rejoice in
quence of the torrents of blood which have been shed
to secure it.
An explosion of magazine had occurred in Val.
paraiso, killing eighteen men. 80
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aSTEAMER Rowan BURNr.-The steamer Rowan.
running between this place and Fayetteville, was
burned together with her cargo. at Piney Bluff ff.
teen miles from here. The particulars, as we have
heard them from Capt. McRae, are as follows
left the deck and gone to his supper. il WAS dis
covered that the spirits turpentne was on Are there
being on board AGO casks, and go barrels rosn The
fire spread SO rapidly that Capt. Mcaae, seeing no
other chance but to run the boat ashore did So and
the crew. however, had to jump overheard and swim
ashore to prevent being burned. The steamer con.
tinued to burn until she sank, where her hull now
lies in ten feet water. Capt. McRae supposes that
the origin of the fire was purely accidental as the
spirits was in bad order and leaking.
The Rowan was owned by T. s. Lutterloh, ESQ,
Of Fayetteville, and has been running on the river
some thirteen years. The total loss of the boat and
cargo is about $40 000 portion of which is covered
by insurance. Wilmington IN. O. Herald, 9th inst.
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SUDDEN SENSATIONAL Philadelphia paper tells
oto


While the fire was burning at Ninth and Market
streets, gentleman was passing that vicinity. He
was man of large stature, great dignity Of appear
ance, and walked it'll the air of one who was above
all anxetes as to the things Of this world being evil
IDENTIFY the possessor Of ample wealth. As he passed
up Ninth street, on the other side OF the way from
the fire, he was saluted by two splendidly attired
ladies. Greatly to their SURPRISE at the very instant
man sprang into the air about six feet and gave
ntterance to yell that would have done no discredt
to most ambitious supe in the tragedy Of Meta.
hat and began to tear bis hair in such manner that
the ladies shrleked with mortal fear, evidently appre
bending that their friend had gone insane. police
man picked up the gentemans hat, an inspection of
which satisfactorily calculated the of so violent
demonstration. A red hot cinder, as large as
pigeons egg, thrown from the funnel Of one Of the
steam engines, had fallen upon the top of his hat,
burned hole through it, fallen again upon the gen.
tlemans head, and burned its way down upon the
scalp.
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On day of the after the expiration of the FIRST
year from The lime when the aid Company shall issue the FIRST
and within the FIRST month year.
officers of the said Company shall made OATH
general balance statement of the affairs of the said Company
which shall contain The Of premiums received
Ing the year Just ended distinguishing The received
hre policies marine policies and river
ton policies. The expenses Of the Company dur
ing the same The incurred during the
year FIRE risks marine risks inland
ion and risks The balance remaining
Of cash. and invested in securities and he
nature Of such securities. - "
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The Of the Company general meeting to be
Md for the purpose after thirty days noce in tw Ct the
newspapers Published in This city, shall have the power Ia
make any changes additions m.dacn,ons in this in
corpraon to dissolve it. provided that
of the stock represented at such meeting favor Of
such proposed and any AMI all change add
on modification or dissolution shall be recorded required
~ la1.
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UNITED sTATRs Of AMERLGA.sTATE OF LoUIsI-
AFA-CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
BE 1T KNOWN. That this day. the wsny.secoad II June
the year Of Lord Eighteen Hundred and Fifty and
In the Eighty Third Of American Independence,
Before me, AhRDER DUCATEL, Notary Public, duly
commssned snd In and this City and The Parish Or
Orleans therein rssdng and Of the undsrrusd
Witnesses,
Personally and appeared the parties whose names are
hereuno subscribed who declared that avang Of
the provisions OF an Act Of the Legislature this State ep
ted an Act FOR the organization Of corporations works Of
public improvement and utility" approved March the four.
teenth eighteen hundred snd 6fve they coyenantsd
and agreed and do and agree and
bind Themselves and those they represent to establish
an INSURANCE COMPANY. for the object and purposes
and under the obligations spulaons regulations foil ow
Ing to Wit:
ARrIcLEI /.
This Company shnll be established in the City Of New
sHe oh HI. fnd X & 4 he
October Eighteen funded and Fifty Nine or as near thereof
from the date OF this Act unless Its aft s shall be qui
dated settled by order Of ouhs Of the votes OF The
the shall be the Of the State Of Louisiana, with
the name Of the Company upon the margin.
ARTICLE
l. To make Insurance dwelling honses stores other
buildings furniture merchandise other properly
81 To make Marine Insuances upon vessels eights steam
boats goods merchandise specie bullion commissions
debt bottomry respondena interests and make all
insurance appertaInng to with marine
They may cause Themselves to rensured against any
risk which they have ade or shall make in
The or e o. hs ss Pc the
ments In all suits against tho company.
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- e.
1afucuAAED o. f0KoaGn 1oWa
49,. -
80 OCT bAI1OM
Advices bv the stess..hi, N.-.,. u.,,~.. - q \.
l4sn oIt, rom LIVERPOOL b3Mrs forwarded usfbsn
New York, We are enabled - aat5sjpa1e ~ rvepfe
mail one day and live he fn1lovtns trH.11,... g
FAsr I PoM7, Sept. 81. II. ssa1iR HasA
n H. IN ia ssssssd ~ 1870. NJ -
.,. soS ~. ~ Fl; r. - ~. y rsss -.
H. ss..~.n,, Srssr 81 90 y 'e - ~ Ts
II. ~ ~ th. n.,sev n s.!s.;ses srtS IN s
~. Ss..,n.t H.. s,,s ~, :, lrsss ~ ~
$3.50, ~ ~ ~ '''A W. 1As0s "sAS = - -
M pn..;.. III Sd.a4. f,.,.,.r xdr,f,.f -
At po,4sn,neth fSn,ss S,o"sssst
~. ss.s~..s W u1o.s Esacs, -. .a.x..s +.
s<nth. r,rsoe -" IN. IA ~ ~ ~ 81 y 49,
Sithd,.l" y. ~ r.,, sIe SOW 'o1 "sv -
~. Co.,. II .ep.s. .s-...s.. a.. -. y
Bslbec for HsltS.4 ia;h a.ntsnts- ~ 49,. ~
MINI 81 49, ~. ~ svu ~ ~. - ss 49,
- ~ ~ ~ 80 ~. -
me Aerich Conference.
There p nothinG authentic % to The pFoEfew u
tne conference. The sttines were quite irfeku3Ax.
The plenipcsentasies Of France and sardinia Wef0
frequently IN consultation. The following y ~
atsss:
IgKicH, aug: 10y esterday the pleuiposentiasieg
OF france ano Austria held ae0nfeseace which fte1
TWO nnofs. Ofspasches were reoeived ~ enane day
from vienna ssss
ane Psl,po ~ a 80 scfmAly eeke9 ~
3oveInmen. 2. nnncn Iof tne;r exeslls1A ti0e.
ravoiaoie results were aa9capeeea, oWi1g = IL
Irlenoiy relations apparent bssNesn ~ n
yves OF AUSTRIA ana 5esoioaa.
Great nsftase
Among the passenger ~ ~ Notsh - -
sion to Canada j. supposed 70 have rytslsass = -
contemplated visis o. the frnee q va # sss
Al meeting Of the Great Snip Company ~ ~
rectors were aatnonzed so neoc NE fe4af.19g 81
ner voyage iree o deok q VA 40 oesesle -
70 insure the vessel - present. Ie1v1n9 ~
to insure Their respective rs1 Y they tho.gls ~
MI. Lever bad renewed nis ond e elssta - 49,
result was mot afated bot u y pFssuned ~ on -
notenteftained.
me mate Of inc America1 sn1p C0nq1 CAee3
Bonteie, charged with causing re aelaa q -
and discharged Tor lack OF Juredc1o9, had heeo
arrested. owing to the coopefation of Minister Daas
and the British authorities. 3. 5s.s Sc
The Atlantic Telegraph Company recently depute8
Mt: Webb, an engineer q consdersbas experenee -
TESTING and experimenting on telegraph eebseg, -
70 valentA and exAmine tue pfesent sease q
!ne Asannc canae, ana nis report popasnea a. -
In sss.a PsP N.,..
80. - ~ s.sIss..0 g ~ y q - ~
,hae = 1880 s,. - - ~
from vsisnta ,ss.-.d sr ~ ~
~ c.hiS ~ 49,. ~ 800 - ~. n. =. -
narativsIv nercect Te.ss f,,r ~. ...ss =
eide vhsiher tIs c.bis i. rrsch.,,;e.i1- ssss ~
tense Currents from ss cnnss s 81 ~ -
nroveI f,r;sie.. s,ssli -. ,,.,;rs,s
attendant on the decline a IA in.lssior mr. r
every reason 10 believe thst III continuits h1s III
TIC cahIa and M con5ucso. i. ,s..1ss -
anv other 6anIt erists hevnn Ia ~ sn,eS Z, n
imnossihie "a ascertsin - .'>''- =, . .,
Rv tests from VaIentia and The fact That .fsn.I.
received AZ Yalents were siVsys betfer thsn ~
received a. Nawfnnrd,and nso.s. r,dcrtsss sisss
vorse insn,aton has sIvs1aa - he.r ,ssr Vs.. -.
Therefnre II aeems nrohsha mt n IN 1.ss ssS
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INSURANCE,


expiration OF the OF this act of incorporaop or
sn 81 ~ T. article three
F. auId.'.S "a Il.
Of profits pro rata and Without Distinction Of iss the
death OF inability II either lie SURVIVOR r. survivors, alons
ARTICLE XIV.
In ssdsn t. s :.s 4 profit. =. The sn; ::
for the 6rt specie. interest q sight per cent on hs
hs ssnh Rs sh sf and SKY
called !
insrs. accrued thereon e. shall
q public d Frsch
@ ohs a in hs ey for s ss
certificate and the Of the parties entitled to the same
DoNEAN PASSED in my Office in New Orleans the day.
month and year first above written, in Of Mesrs
ERNEST DUCATEL and AMEDEE DUCATEL. Jr., comps
Witnesses who signed these presents together with
said parties and the said notary, after reading the
whole.
The original signed Victor Bent 1t Mllaudon Csballero
BasuAldo Lauve Mccall, A. Miltenberger Co., j..
Wright Co.. and others.
ERNEST DUCATEL
AMEDEE DUCATEL. JR.,
AMEDEE DUcATEL,
Notary Public.
do hereby certify the foregoing to be copy of the
original of incorporation record and file In my Office
In faith whereof have hereuno my hand and affixed the
my Office New Orleans this twenty day June,
Eighteen Hundred and Fifty Nine
AMEDEE DUCATEL. Notary Public.
The Recorder OF Mortgages for the parish and city Of New
Orleans does hereby certify that the within act has this day
been recorded In his Office in Society Book F. 2s5 to 49,
JOHN HOLMES, Recorder
New Orleans, June "a, 1859. jy9 4t60d
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Every who shall become member of this Company
by eectng insurance therein SHALL the effects in.
surance and before be receives his policy the
be from said Company except hereinafter
provided but shall be liable for all the expenses and
incurred by this Company.
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Whenever accumulated nett profits shall hum
dred thousand dollars be applied from
year thereafter the redemption Of zach years certificates
SUCCESSFULLY WHOLE but the certificates Of The
sequen year shn not redeemed until those Of the preceding
provided for the Board of Directors however
whole number alter and amend his article that it hall
dollars before the shall be applied the redemption of
certificates.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-12

CAPT. J. VIZ. r. DUNCAN. L. JAMES
Cv Engineers Surveyors Architects Superintendent
Nos. l8l COMMON STREET, and
feNly Nk CARoNDELET STREET,
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES,

WRIGHT q CO.'S CATALOGUE OF 0ENUINl
popular Family Medicines, which they supply
Druggists and Dealers Proprietor prcss
General Depot Special Agency No. Isl and n Ohaltno
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IRichardson'a Sherry vine,
Hutchlng,s Vegetable Dyspapsia
0oulsy's Vegetable, Uolsman's
Hollands German, Oxygepated
H. COSMETICS.
Cologne Water, Bay water,
Florida Water, Nee. Fun,
. IJone's Lilly White.
Il SOAPS AND CRRAMD.
H1ow's Brown Windsor,
7 Jones Chemical,
Radway's Medicatsd, CASTLES,
Almond, Toilet and Family,
Bhaving Creams and CempunAa
Of oil descriptions.
/ PILLS,
Wright's Indian Vegetable,
Mo6at's Life, Brandreth,s,
I6trong's Compound Sanativs,
Strong's Pectoral Stomach,
Hull's Fever and Ague,
MoIrison's, Lees, New London,
PARIS, Sappington's, Champ.
ioR's,
I0ras6enberg, JAyne's sanativs
lJAyne's Ague, Winsr's OAmo
i mile,
IHibbArd's Anti bilious, Petsr's,
igpencer's Vegetable, Cooks,
u Csoper's, Covel's Rheumatic,
knderson's, Allebasia's Health
Wistsr's Gentle Purgstiye,
Allebaals' Ague, Hooper's,
Chicknsr's Sugar .coated,
Gilbert's Anh-b bilious, Beck.
] with's,
Lady's Blood. Ingoldsby's Pils,
I9cott's Vegetable, Eag0n's,
Radway's Regulators, "
ROSES Railroad, Leiy'sFemals
Louden's Indian Sanatlve,
Louden's Ague. Holloway's,
Halstedf Anti DyBpepttc,
0ordon'B, McI4ane'B Liver,
HAIR DYES.
Phalon's Magic, Bstchelor's,
IGilman'B instantaneous,
Billiards., Jules Hanel's.
| Cristadora's. Bog les.
MISCELLANEOUS.
,Dr. Morse's Invigorating. Cor.
Il dial.
Thorn's Extract,
ITarrant's Aperient,
,,TarrAnt's Elixir Of RhubaHb,
Carter's Spanish Mixture,
Moth er's Relief,
tToothache Drops,
Lyons Magnetic Powders,
Mrs. Kidder's Cordiai.
iThompson's Eye Water.
Watts Nervous Anti,
Billings Astringent,
Hvatt's Life Bslsar=
IMcMunn's Elixir Of Opiun,
jFadwsy's Ready Reliea,
Railways Rose went,
Tarrant's Ipdelii 10 Ink,
DR.. Fitch's Body Braces,
DR.. FItch's Shoulder Braces,
DR.. Fitch's Inhaling Tubes,
DR.. Roses Preparations.
WiHer's Arcanum Extract,
lTeneur's Specific, ~
Marskall's Catholfcon,
Or. Fitch's Preparations,
Morse's Compound Syrup u
/ Yellow Dock,
Perry Davis's Pain Killex,
Browns Essence Of Ginger,
Mortimore's Rheumatic 0om
pound.
Mortimore's Cordial Bitters,
Myers Extract Of Rock Rose,
Cheeseman's Specific,
DR. Wards Specific,
Upham's Pile ElectuAry,
Steers Opedilaoc,
Godfrey's Cordial,
iTurlington's Bslsam,
DR.. Cullen's Preparations,
Batsman's Drops,
Dr. Jayne's Family Medicines,
seIdlitf and Soda Powders,
! Epptns = Fluid Extract Ruohu.
iLucinA Cordial,
Juno Cordial,
Harris Remedy for Fits.
Wilson's Death on Rats etc..
Leidy's Erasive Soap,
Kirby's Cholera Drops,
Balls Cholera Syrup,
lspehn's Headache Rem ody,
Gonnell's Mixture,
IDr. Marchisl's Uterine CAtho!i.
can,
Cowan's Lithontriptie,
Louden's Preparations,
Hought6n's Pepsin.
8CHKIDAM SCHNAPPB.
ts, and all dealersin any OF the
catalogue, will flnd II 10 their i'd.
heir orders as above, where will
ortment Of GENUINE PATENT
tates, and at the lowest prices,
WRIGHT 4 co,
MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
n IN ayfraa NJ vaat Naunv1aopa
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ARTICLE III.
The respective interest the parties this Act
are declared to be az follows, to Wit
Z. ROCHEREAU CO.,
1T. NTLLAUDON
j. BURNSIDE 4 CO.,
BABGOCK 4 RHODES,
FELLOWES CO.,
CABALLERO BASUALDO,
A. MlLTEEBERGER 4 CO.,
MONTGOMERY WHITE,
RICHARD CO.,
HAGGERTY BROS,
RICHARD CO.,
CUTRER, HARRISON CO.,
and others.
Nant isuho ri,ad
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ont" ~ don't believe it" " Well then, II heHl
come down and tell you himself, perhaps you'll be-
! lieve himn
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Capital subscribed, $4ll,5W.


ARTTCLRIv
purposes carrying the objects Of this corpora
ton persons have already subscribed those
may reae subscribe shall their notes approved of by
the President Of the Company for the amount of their subcrp
ton payable twelve months from the t of October next
1885, which receipt shall be given signed by the Pres
acknowledging to have received the for premiums
In advance These 10 be subject to all the contingent
ces Of capital.
All premiums for insurance made by tho,e parties to BIS
paid conformity with the rules ind regulations of the
paDy endorsed when paid tie Of the assured
til such shall have been paid in full No subscriber shall
event. liable Of the Company
shan that be due his mote their
aforesaid shall have insured with the Company SUMS
the premium Of which shall be sufficient TO equal the Of
notes. of the Company requiring
the shall be entitled to The balance for
all the aforesaid notes. however, shall contain
that ,houd the wants OF the Company require it. the
parties the notes. shall in good faith before maturity
the that appear to be due his their
waving all and every plea Of want Of value consideration
the same.
When capital the Company shal equal by s earnings
the of FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS, the
said notes shall be cancelled and surrendered
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The officers of the Company at the expiration year
from the time the first policy shall have been issued bear
date and within month thereafter and during the
month Of every year succeeding shall estmas
made and by the President Secretary the
pany OF the affairs thereof be for the preceding
year. including statement OF insuances effected during the
period embraced In such estimate distinguishing fire.
and river policies which estimate be conclusive
for all entitled 10 receive certificates herein
after provided for and shall therenpon balance
be made Of the affairs OF said Company in which they
the losses of the said Company amount Of
the amount Of and also with equal share of
me prohs OF ne company from Investments in
titled certificate signed by the President Secretary Of
said Company of the of his the books of tha
Company sad certificate be entitled to x
contain proviso, that the therein Is liable for
any further loss which by the said COMPANY
No certificate to s issued for the fractional of sums
between tens q dollars nor for less than
ten dollars be passed the ngn account Of the
Company and shall be applied the charges
of the year to which they appertan.
These certificates shall be transfer be except the con.
the Company and the shall be duly
books thereof.