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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-19
THE BALTIMORE CONVENTION
BALTIMORE, May ST.

BALTIMORE, May 9Th.
The city presents sn animated appear
ance. Many strangers are in town aud
the head quarters of the delegates are
thronged. There is great rush for tick
cts Of admission.
Delegates from every State except Ore
gon and South Carolina, have reported
themselves, some in advance of the arriv-
al expecting to get here to-day. The ball
presents Il gay appearance. The galleries
are festooned with red. white and blue
The best gallery is appropriated to the
ladies.
By noon the galleries were denseIy
packed. and much Enthusiasm was man
Tested as the delegation appeared and oc-
cupied the seats allotted to them.
AT noon the Convention was called to
order by John }. Crt,enden, whose APP
pearance was greeted with loud and pro
longed cheering.
Prayer WAS offered by Rev. DR.. John
McCabe.
Mr.. Crittenden moved that Hon. Wash &.
ington Hunt, of New York. take the
chair, which was unanimously adopted
Mr.. Hunt, on taking the chair deliver
ed powerful address, designating the
slavery question that has split the Demo.
cratic party as miserable abstrac,ion.-
He believed that this Convention has
power to rally around it the patriotism o.
the country.
On motion Of Leslie Ccombs. Com
mittee on Permanent Organization was
appointed, also one on Credentials.
The Committee on Organization have
retired and tho Convention has taken a
recess until clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION
The Convention re-assembed at 4 o elk
when the Committee on Permanent Or
ganza,ion reported the following lis. OF
officers:
President, Washington Hunt: Wee
Presidents. enc each from nineteen States
inculing Marshall P. Wilder of Mass, F.
A. Tallma ige of n. Y, Peter J. Clark Of
\. j., James r. lngersoIl of Penn. A.
II. II. Stewart of Va. r. W. Thompson.
of Indiana. and J. Scott Harrison Of 0
also eleven SECRETARIES.
The announcement Of the names was
received with applause, and Jhe n0mina
tons were confirmed by accia ma:au.
Mr.. Hunt returned thanks il peril
men, address.
The reminder Of TIE day WAS consum-
ed in discussing the policy to be pursued
by the Convention in Ike formation of q
platforu.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-19

The Detroit 1drertiser doesn't seem to
Ike the idea Of the nomination Of Judge
Mclean. 1t is confident tina. bis nom q.
ton would be more distastsful TO North
western men than Bates, and says that al.
though he is an amiabke man, his mental
v'sor and bodily health are greatly i'm
paired. He sleeps hour after hour upon
the bench, upon the most important cases );
and those who know him, know well that
he could not long endure the fatigue at
tendaat upon the dutie, Of Presidency.-
We think the Ilrertisel need be under no
apprehension-there is but little likelihood
of his being nominated and none Of his
election.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-19
EAiTiMnRr. My 9th

BALTIMORE, May YIN.
The proceedings Of the Convention h&ve
thus far been harmonious. The Houston
men desired ballot Tonight. They are
more nnmerous than the supporters Of anT
other candidate. Mr.. Bel, is second. The
contest tetHcen them is animated Mr..
Mclean viii have some votes, but all idea
OF nominating him or any one else, with
reference to the Chicago Convention is
dropped,
1880 p. 5i-The friends of Bell and
Mclean are encouraged by diversions
from Mr.. Houston. whose supporters are
somewhat alarmed al the Platform Com
mittee having unanimously agreed to re-
port the UNION, THE CONSTITUTION, AND
THE ENFORCEMENT on TIE Laws as a Plat
form. It is expected that the Convention
will be satisfied with this.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-19

DoHE BRawN.--A very loquacious lady
offered to bet her husband fifty dollars
that she would not speak word Tor a
week.
Done - cried the delighted husband.
instantly tablinV the money, which the
lady AS quickly grabbed and pat in her
pocket, observing very naivelY tina, she
would secure il until the bet was decided.
"Why, said the husband. 81 have won
it already and requested her to fork
over.
9 Not ut ALL said the lady, You are
mistaken in tn. time--t mean the week
after am hured."
The lady went a shopping tina. same
afternoon, and the husband well, nuf
ced.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-19

DipST KNOW CoRN.-Some twenty-five
er thirty years ago, an freshman, William
Patterson, left Ireland to find home ia
America Ha wing friends in the region
OF Fair Haven, Ohio, he made his way
,hither. Taking dinner one day at the
house of DR. P, he was treated to the
American dish, wholly new to him. of gree n
corn in the ear Unwilling, however, to be
thought green himself, or being ANXIOUS TO
dispiay unusual sagacity. after having ca
gerly deveured the savory corn, his appa-
tite still unappeased, he passed up the
despoiied cob with the very natural re
quest:
PHASE put some mere pase on me sfich!'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-19

A SEAslcE PoLiTicIAN A eorrespon-
dent of the New York Herald, passen
ger on board the steamer S. r. Spanlding.
during the passage from Boston 70 Ral,i-
more, gives the following description of a
ssaslck politician:
As the ship continues to roll and pitch,
the delegates continue TO throw up their
speculatiens and their breakfast "Are
you sick p was Just now asked of one
delegate. " Sick r yelluped the poor
man Eyes, sick as horse "Who's
your candidate ?" al shan't contend !:
I've thrown up five times already, and now
-yelup-rve got 10 do il again and
he did The ida of talking politics at
this time is refinement Of cruelty.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-19

DHoCGHr IL Mlss,uKI.-The Missouri
ENpoaitor Of the 18th ult, says; We
have nHver known worse prospect for
wheat in this region. In travelling over a
considerable portio On of country, a few
days since, we saw very few feds of ~hea.
That gave any promise at all and these
tha protracied drought is running. If oar
people had to depend Oh their own raising
for -four this yelr the prospect would be u
moe, dismal one"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-19

ALTERED NoTE.-B.nk of the Federal
Union. Rock Island. Ill.,, altered
from i's-vig female staining. resting
her head on pedestal. Genuine have 70,
,jgne,te female, two I.!ians. and a sd.
der with portrait Of Washi g'on. Look
out for them.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-19
DAKOTA CITY POTTERY,
JAMES HlTJlslyS,
TAILOR,

ieaH 81, merit door to dppltfons Store. \
NR. NlIthlNs returns his SINGER. thanks ~
w the cit.ess of SieuN City and vicinity for tas
leiai support he has reeFvr the past ysar aud by
sifift attention 20 husnraS he h.pss tn merit the
soo'i"hss 81 those Who have an,thina In his line -
basNfcuted Cutting Repairing aud Ggrauin, dons
Satisfaction Tivsu. ~ no ehatrs made
SIOUX CITY April =. 1861 EN-
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-19

The following are amsng the tickets
talked OF for Chicago: Fremont and Banks
Banks and Lincoln, Bates and Grow,
Wade and Hickman. Seward and Clay,
Banks and Blair, Mclean and Banks,
Wade and Grow. The first of these will
concentrate all of the conservative Repub
Iican elements claimed for either Of the
Others. and will enlist greater strength
outside Of the party, and command lar
ger amount Of capital with which to carry
on the campaign.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-19

Attorney General Rec, IN reply TO an
officer in the northern part Of ths State,
z. yes it as his opinion that tie rev appraiss
ment law, is unconstitutional and void. 50
far as it applies to past contracts
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-19

Gov. Henry Dodge, Of Wisconsin, il
said 10 be The first white American born
north and west Of the Ohio river.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-19

Az GNIrAp DEMOCRATIC PARTY.-Te
have Assurances from the most reliable
quarter that he Democracy will at BALI.
more be thoroughly united The nlssn-
Ionists having gone off. tne Democracy of
he Southern States Will act as b.c0s. "a
Democrats and at Baltimore. Alabama.
Gaor,ia, South Carolina, Arkansas and
Louisiana viii have Democratic dslega-
tions appointed By Democratic state Con
sentions. and pledged to stand by tho
Constitution and the Union. These men
will pEtan end tothe willy SiidelI and Br,sht,
and mite with the Democracy of ,ho
North.Wcs: in nominating the only man
who has the popular vote in his behalf.
At Baltimore. then, the Democracy. re
!'eyed. and we trust forever refisved E
The Disuujenists, will present m united
front to the enemy, aud standing on fair
platform and with proper candidates. viii
march TO victory and triumph III Noyen.
Der next Chicago Times.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-19
THE CHICAGO EUMINEE.

Some one at Chicago writes to the New
YORK. Tribune that Seward would carry
liIlnei. Ivy at least 5000 majority against
even Mr.. Douglas Such assertions bs.
tray gross and inexcusable ignorance Of
popular sentiment, and mr.. calculated to
40 mischief, We, have mos! profound
admiration OF the eminent ability nol pa
trio,ic craftsmanship OF Mr.. Seward, u. md
would cheertnIly give him our vote could
it make him President, but We have to DO
with facts as they exist, and most palpa
pie one to every well informed man il.
that Seward cannot carry Illinois under
any conceivable cream stances Dong!, -
would beat him in the moi Ugh borhood of 30.
900 votes. aud even Jeff. Davis conid carry
the State against him. We honestly Eeli., g
that Seward could net carry more than
two thirds Of the Republican vote in thi-
part Of the State, leaving out OF the qaes-
ton the thousands o! n:liirm.n who FRA
fer us t. the Democracy. Sncces4 j. a
duty with the Republicans, and any man
who is unwilling to sacrifice personal pre-
ferenceS for the triumph of our common
principles, is unworthy to share in the
glorian, destiny that awaits the Rtnablican
party Crrtjn,rdle lW) Free Damocrat,
loA inst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-07
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen.

AFHonorable Conseil Gommun de Ia Nouyelle Orleans
M ESSIEURS-Les soussi gnes proprfetajres
1fA sur la SJoseph, de la Ia rue des
Rempars ct de la suvant Ia Unite superieure d Canal Ia
Lherte espectueusement patonnent Hon. cops
confomement Ia Section 20 de la GhaFte de La Vile Peet
de fare yendre enean vng davis gazette
ocele contrat pour niyeer payer de Ia
HouveleLeyee In Lberte DIES b0cs carrGs de g
mite de mons de 10 pouces de large pouce de ang
ct pas plus de IL pouces de large de long
mos de 10 depasseur Les dts eyront etre de
premiere auaa de granite les eoas les angles lie hant
bien aile de gnere former surface Giant poses
ct tout former I'M payage compacte
lie d pasage sera pose sur une base de qpa
aaa.re pouees de sable ct grayos de Ia surface
nable Les Perres d bo1ures de quae pouces dspaise
changer les veles pierres atm de fare ouvrage
Les peres de bodures les deux rue
de la la Lbee eevees ct nyees
nne hauteur ssane pour reeouemen ea ct les ban
QUOTES eieyees ct pavees en- pierres plates.
Les seront de
plates de Ia viere du Nord de premiere quae eront de
qnare peds de large les perres devront etre dc deux
pieds de large gae pieds de long pas moins de six
dpasehr reeyees meu decinan jusau au ma
wage. 5$
J.W Stanton, Leeds Co.,
Chs. ]. Leeds.
Nouve1e- Orleans, lie 23 favrier 1860.
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
m2 lawsw secretare du Bureau DIES Asst. Aldermen
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-07

CpECIFTcA ATOMS fsDR Tyyyc f,nNTTs 4 GYMS
sssss AID WOODEN on he north sds s.
from Essisn Fslds g AIS Sc.h aides .
Msshsingsoa soa to 81 AIDE street
8 M. sss Assaas aewk. IL u made i o
the noh side Of ST Ayide street from Eyssn Fields ,c
Arts street; said Sidewalks t. b Twelve feet in width
sr both sides q Avenue from eeaeharen
boh SIDES q iroa from Esian Fields street La
'sSs's I 81 So s Ss line q.
Quality @ them seSsed dssssd i 1t sS
ss e pa Se s @ ny &c @ ~ inches &
They shall o vel - n goa leass M II HI man
@ Mi E Xxi
Il u IN cf md Be- 81
and sas s se nSs
oot o. M @ .ss Is q H.
@ e SFssss ia sinking Il usually
m a ss and sn n9 = less
than ss inches shosss anaa ae se eaa H. ne
;s r HI sa sha 81 aItts IN dc WORK
acs a chss Il es
hsa sSssp, II i, where h, shessr
s 1nd tbsss sn II aver ae II ye est
with oak pins not LES hsn four feet long ~ two inches n a
Th s Il hs Nv
a ~ byaed Is Nit snd ID the oer Or outside edge II Ii
a ~ sSh inches long y two inches een ant nnt AZ
@ @ e nr ~ eeht Inches wd ma t N LIZ ncb M
LICK pointed ths enters ~ ground VIII 8 firmly
three Il I've inch spikes brace over these hers
81 AT
NJ s rs INF ehe hc VIII naisd u MI III % nian
a , S ~ ns n Mikes The uer rs p S
e q a % ncnes Sk saa aa oeddsd before
lei nne half inches above lie surface he rer
ctoss Wooden boxed cutters for draining iots sha b
S as sa s sh s II f ohs a ss "
Pres oT me Is sea se w IKE BY i9ar
sid gutter shall through the whole width u ihs side
Rascx P.rrxxSrThe walk pasement shall he laid with
aks bricks # ths best qusty il herring bone BED of
&c a s, peperally caisd Slpe by The ns ~ u On
Il haif m pc lick snread over tho whole saee of be e
Ill., PoF u iayine e bricks the sarh IT rnna s
H. NJ cS ~ ot Se snnJ sts VI ts oushe M s
" ~ l Tbs4e s,oll Ia hein " su ph.,
inch If sharp sand or bue billy under he bricks and sd
isiS II cie ots ysitont INV rnned u boav
20 ibat ihe nayn,ent viii bear st1aal eise p
sb.i Ia rassc s sssl-s - " s se' ''A' riAe ~
% NJ Wnos wofs sna e & Ut 70 NJ
;nde.e AZ ti nnality Of ia WORK WY va 70 JUS soie
II NH saa v Y ~ e. nsi s shd sha e
the days following approval the adjudication By tie
ri 0F cach ana every day
Good and solvent security the sum Of $1,000 shall be required
foas MN u hes coscs v ~ iaatul per-
PAYMENTS N h made an .he carn,etion ~ 49, +hsa
Of the same By The City
n Hill MI pa n IN q oy
T., ME s;nst a{d % n M ra " w
81 ~ oi n y pe made by the City
collected contracie who she I'LL be sa sabso
4 If any 4 q sa AID p aea
& bs houId e u e MI " nd = for any q
contractors shal Nave s right II eanding n ad
he reimbursement Of said 81 publication
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To the Honorable the Common Council
Of the City Of New Orleans
FFS1E UNDERSIGNED owners of s)roslerty

THE Undersigned owners of property
fronting St Joseph street, from New Levee
Rampant thence down the upper side Of the Canal to Liberty
street most petiton your Honorable body agreeab
to section 10 City Charter sell public auction after
twenty days public notice the grading paving
ST. Joseph street, from New Leyee Liberty street. with
granite blocks not less than inches wide twelve inches
long nor more than twelve inches wide by eighteen inches long,
less than inches thick. ~
Said blocks TO Ne Of best quality Of granite having Sides
ends and well dressed an even surface when
laid, and to be good solid work.
Said pavement 70 be laid dagonaly four inches sharp
sand and london gravel with coating dressing when
of four inches Of sharp sand and London gravel joints
properly filled and rolled with suitable roller Until well settled
The usual cbstone four inches thick to be furnished
the Gy Surveyor may think II requisite TO change the old curb
ing. in order to make substantial work
The cubstone both sides of ST. Joseph street. from New
Leyee to Liberty to be raised and graded proper height
and level in such manner free the streets Of
most speedy and the sidewalks and tagged
The foocrossngs the Intersection streets be
laid with best North Tagging be feet VIDE the
stone used 70 be feet wde four feet long ees than
SIX inches hic to be raised in the center and graded the
road pavement
10y Leeds Co., j. w. Stanton
Ghas. Leeds.
New Orleans February 49, 1860.
JAS A. HOPKINS, a5z
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fsr ksspiag Il repair the plank road. q hs city
f. take such parts q plank roads may
good s as Be TAKEN M Of p a fe wsh sas
him By tho Street Commissioner. ~
PORTIONS e1asS' he fea se sipsn a e
may have sunk sedly rammng the earth under the
ths same apd shall then place the covering.
make eess Joints shan strongly astened to each Of she
cleaners VIII 81 Inch pressed spikes each end Of each
au Th y, Pens for The furnished
ass quality and shall b furnished BY The
The shall be addcsted for term Of one year TO
aae from the approval OF the adjudication by the Common
The work shall be executed orders Of the Street Com
sa IT. the sns Of said officer
n sa street Commissioner or the completion the work
ply with condition be shall be subject and a l % s n
Ten dollars per day for each and day work
sssgEty y $1,000 shan required to guarantee
e be made monhy certificates of the Street
understood that in case Of failure By he contractor
rod aeS s g h part asss within the
n which the work being execaed The Council sha bage
r. es a s Ps ssg es
At IL @ss p a nj sjss a h
sompeis s e same u conformity with his contract said
III and nafi he e ahs
sS q s here sehargea from any and all liability therefor
~ sonasor and s SECURITY shall e held
s work and The price at which Il may be sdjudicaed
Bids running repairs made 10 the plank roads
New Orleans March a, 1860:
A.,,ovis siSs S ~ LOUIS PILE city surveyor
Boards Of the Common Council '' 1se-''nAe VI WV.
80 sss:ss : HON 8 1yHHs HFaHR
. m2s Z HENRY DuREL. for Comptroller.
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Notice II hereby given that on WEDNESDAY 4th of Apr
lsbo VIII adiudicae ct my office II o'clock NJ he above
contract. - - 80 -. ets
m2S IL " DJJpIEssJS ComntroI,ar
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-07

pHonorable Consei dc Vile de Ia Nouvee Orleons Z
MESSIEURS-Les soussi gnes proprie tai Tres
A sur Ia rue Pierre partir de la Levee usqua
la Marai prent respectuenseent honorable
daccord Ia Section 10 dc II Nouvele Charte VILE
fae yendre fencan dix Jous davis dams lie Journal
oiciel 10 contrat peres
rails clever les banauees de chaque cote payer
des banquettes pierres plates.
LIE travail devra fat daccod specifications du
Voyer.
p. Pelanne, Eg8 100 peds
r. Durand - Is *'e+
+s II. Gally 100 - fg9
81. l.. Pere, So = e7-H
Pour Mime de MontaIba, II. Pey W
chand, Agent, 800
Dennis Cronan, -
L. u. Forstall, IS
s## CHAS. CLAIBORNE.
m3 IawSw Secretaire du Board des Aldermen
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

~ {yTaYfRofaER's OFridr, I
city CT New Orleans, March y, isth }
INo. 500.
49,, 49,, ~ fsss,olier lie and he is hereby author
sssf IA udicsfs fter netlee IN the encsaa @ mi
three consAcs Inv Iewes maaes Iol sNsn
IF lie szrsrsof end The sdlndieaon sanee y wy
81 tl,e cs,ir,du Gouncil follows, wa
Il s rnsrclon Of brick Sidewalks neraetNa "
Ia se; fnttess the nofh side q " siae s'fes
E.yssn AZ Sisk sfdep bosernd hy cnsbsones
c.d en cutters both sides "a MSen'nstpA itoh
GDodciidreh ID 81 a yide srret, n, I
For OF brick opss ~
Fsds sssset 10 EaAsce Avenue ! ..,,,,,.,,
President Beard Of Assistant Aldermen.
~ gsfenedi j. o. NIXON,
President Board OF Aldermen.
fs'' s fsssnedi GERARD sTrTH. Mayor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-07
tn ONE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
IL NEW ORLEANS. 5ET
OFFICE No. IS CAMP STREET.

IL NEW ORLEANS
OFFICE No. IS CAMP STREET.
Amount Of Premiums for the year ending December
loS. 13g 104 IS
onss lo Wy year 30T 951 l9
The Trustees have declared dividend of THIRTY. EIGHT
cent after paying SIX per cent interest on ali Tia ont
standing scrip and redeem in cash the issue Of 1856
18th February Certificates for the wear 1850
and after the 18th March, 1860. Ti f4l N
JAMES H. WHEELER, Secretary, - ~
+ New Orleans, January O. 1860 ,oln IN,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-07
STREET COMMISSIONER.

SECOND DISTRICT POUND-yyas bross srht
w. AIN and Main stfeess, estxass~- aS54s Z
Qns bghtbsy mule about l6< hands high with black
On the back end both sides of the SHOULDERS
- sHd tell cropped saddle cellar marks god all
FQ!:na md NJ visihtA - ~
q ~ eiasn within Eve ass and The expenses there
e VII 1e sqid a. public auction at said depot on
~XsA9 AK April 9, l5d0. Al ~ o'clock nj go - =
Y &s6 nraeazsss ApEli q lss0 s88S WI "
ksssezea Apsii s ssss es11e''ssohes'
sss s.s a a J. HITsELBERGER iss#5s IA
y " ssH ~ IS Dspay Comptroller
III si 3 eo: al IA, N. s H9kHxJEslE pssrRICT-u
sfs5e ss Maize q ssts 1nse s c rye
aSsei ~ tss saf densron i6 fuajs ,e es
COLLAR s nstre rsds eeqsa des see Fl ID
p e NJ animal ess pas seeisui eina snrs y ,
EtNbI dssyr ia, niai puhiiqae, dit dsp6t Il
Q; FIEcHIER, con1ussa,,s a. ~.
" : 49, se. Pi567s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-07

To the Honorable the Common Council
Of the City of New Orleans:
GENTLEMEN The undersigned owners
of property fronting s. Peter street the Ieyee
agreesbIy Section 40 Of the New City Charter SELL at
Public auction after days notice in the official Journal the
contract for paving with square blocks street
Leyee Manis street. and for raising sidewalks on both
sides and paving the with flag stones.
The whole work be performed in conformity with the
specifications Of the City Surveyor.
i738s z. Pelann 100feet.
Il. Durand, IS
Fl. tialy. 100
Fl. l.. Peire, NJ 80 54g9 SO -,
Pro Mrs de Pontalba, II. Pey-
elaui Agent xsss 800 -
E Dennis Gronafl, ss7754T= Us
L. II. Forstall 6S
CHAS. CLAIBORNE,
Secretary Of the Board of Aldermen.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-07

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish of Orleans, City Of New orie MS
Be remembered that this 2Dh day of March 1854 be-
fore me- the subscriber Justice the Peace in and for The
city aforesaid personally appeared Charles Briggs President
and Janver Secretary of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance
Company Of New Orleans Who being duly sworn according
law do depose and that the accounts are Just and
true and correct transcript from books of the Company
CHARLEs BRIGGS, President.
a. p. JANvIER, Secretary.
sworn 70 and subscribed before this 10th day March,
1860. ID r MITCHELL
Second Justice of the Peace the Parish Of Orleans
The Board Of Trustees have resolved pay Six per cent in
erest on the outstanding certificates profits on and after the
Second Monday of May to redeem on and after that
the Scrip issue of the 1855 and they have further de-
cared scrip dividend of Thirty and One Third pr cent
net earned premiums of ending February 1850
for which cerheafes will be issued and after the day
june 1860.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. CARRIERE. Vice President.
II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-07

Nofsce Ii hereby given MONDAY the 9Th Of April
1850 sdjudicate Office III L o'clock NJ the above
contracts.
sa2S lit Y. DU PLESSfS, Comptroller.