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The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-29
The Nert Cnnrress.

The late elections enables US to deter
mine pretty accurately the political COM
plexion of the next Congress. When Lin
coin takes his seat, on the 4th Of March
next, he will, 10 all probability, submit his
nominations to Senate composed of the
following materials
Brecknridge Democrats. ..33
Republicans. .................... Ky
Douglas Democrats. ats...............
American ...............''''.
Mr.. Kennedy, Of Maryland, is the only
American in the Senate. The Douglas
Democrats are Mr.. Douglas himself, Mr..
Nesmitb, of Oregon. and the Senator to be
elected by The California Legislature this
winter. As the Senate now stands, the
Breckenridge members compose just half Of
that body; but should Kansas be admitted
during the next session, the two Senators
from that State will either be Douglas
men or Republicans
The House Of Representatives is now
composed of two hundred and thirty-seven
members, of whom one hundred and fifty
three have already been elected. OF these,
the Republicans have elected one hundred
and one, and in the States yet to elect they
cannot expect to get more than nine mem
bers-probably not more than seven
which will give the opposition majority
of seventeen members at least.
OF the one hundred and seventeen MEM
bers classed as the opposition, ii is probable
that about fifty will be Douglas men, and
the remainder will be divided between the
Breckenridge aud Bell and Everett men.
Whether these elements can unite in organ
izing the House is matter of much doubt.
The fact that the Republicans have control
of the executive branch of the Government,
will be q powerful incentive to the union of
the opposition.
With majority against them in both
Houses Of Congress, it will be out of the
power Of the Republicans, even If they are
so disposed, to inaugurate any crusade
against the South, or in any way interfere
with her local institutions. The "irrepres-
sblesn of both sections will be in hope
less minority in the next Congress, and
powerless to carry out their sectional
dogmas.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-29
corIboIdl,s Political Position.

The Naples correspondent of the London
Times. who had commanded one OF Garloal-
dis divisions at the battle of Yolturno, thus
gives authoritative statement, we presume,
respecting the late rumors affecting Carl
laldi's relations with the Government Of
Sardinia:
While our military position has become
so much more imposing by the victory oil
the lst of OctOber-Our Inkermann-our
political position has been likewise wonder
fully cleared up since last week. The pres
sure OF my military correspondence by last
mail was so great that | had no time 10
bring 10 political matters.
The difference between Garibald and the
Piedmonte.e Government. on which all En-
rope has been hal ping for the last month or
three weeks, have been greatly exaggerated
and not at all understood. 1t was the joint
work of the enemies and false friends OF
Garibaldi, aided considerably by the igno-
rance which exists in Europe with respect
to the changes which have taken place here
in Italy.
When Garibaldi rallied round Victor
Emanuel he did it as be does everything
frankly, loyalty, and without an drrier'
pensee lie did so because it was bis con-
yiction that il was the only way Of uniting
Italy. He never wavered 10 that conviction
and has been working for this aim. Who
ever knows Garibald knows that the day
be should begin to think otherwise he would
say so without one moments delay. This
political attachment to the name of Victor
Emanuel as the symbol of Italian unity has
become much stronger by personal acqualn-
tance, aud has taken, one might say, the
character of personal attachment to the he
GdLdntuomo. That this personal attachment
did not extend to the Kings Ministers is
quite true nor could it be otherwise, for
beside other personal considerations which
all the world knows, there was in the last
case an inherent antagonism in the position
of q patriot chief and warrior, and states
man at the head Of affairs in such critical
circumstances, and working chiefly by di-
plOmatic negotiations. But to imagine for
one moment from this almost unavoidable
antagOnism breach between Garlbaldi and
Victor Emanuel was to jump to rather hasty
conclusions Already. as you know, Pied.
mOntese troops have been fighting under
the orders of Garibaldi. The King is at
Ancona, and will probably be soon much
nearer. The deputatons from the Abruzzi
are already gone to invite him; others will
no doubt follow the petition soliciting his
arrival has already started, with many thou
sand signatures. Every day, therefore, the
solution may take place. That this would
be best promoted by the Kings personal
arrival with the army, or going direct to
Naples. there is no doubt, for an hour of
conversation between the King and Carl
baldi would do more to hasten the solution
than anything else which could be imagined.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-29

MAIL RoUfE.-Among other mail routes
recently awarded TO the California Stage
Company, is that from Auburn TO Nevada.
The company contract to carry the mail
daily between the two places for 500 per
annum. A direct mail between Nevada
aud Auburn has long been very much need
ed, as there Is now no mail communication
between the two places except by way of
Marysvile or Sacramento. The service
commences on The first of December next.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-29

A RELIGIOUS VIEW The Placer Herald,
in noticing the fact that Lincoln's friends
will be in minority in both branches Of
the next Congress, observes pously:
The Lord has not deserted the country
yet by giving 1t up entirely to the Devil
and Black Republicans. We think he only
designs to seourge us little. to make us
only the more thankful for his merces in
future.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-29

JOHN DIGBY was dangerously injured at
Stockton last Saturday, by falling from
wagon loaded with some 5000 pounds of
grain, and the immense weight passing over
him, the wheels going over bis abdomen.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-29

SuIoTDE.-On Saturday last, Frenchman
named william Lacasta, committed suicide,
in San Francisco, by shooting himself in the
head with pistol. Poverty, and its at
tendant train of ills and suiierings, is sup
posed to have been the cause of the act He
was about thirty-five years old, and was
known in some portions of the city as a
fruit peddler.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-29

Iron PIPES FOR FLUMING.-The Central
Mill Mining Company, at Murpby's. who
lost their suspension fiume in the late gale
of wind, have determined to substitute gall
vanized iron pipes instead of the old Hume.
These pipes will be safer from accidents by
wind or fire, more durable, and in the end
cheaper than ordinary fumes.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-29

The New York Herald, in speaking of
the disnnion movement, says there is al.
ready considerable rivalry springihg up
among the friends respectively of Jef Da-
Wis, Toombs and Wise, as to the superior
fitness of these gentlemen for the military
leadership of the Southern forces.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-29

DrED.-A dispatch 10 the Marysville pa
pers of this morning, states that Barber,
who was injured at the burning of the Ly-
ceum Theater, San Francisco, died yester-
day morning. A young lady who was en-
gagged to be married 10 him attempted to
commit suicide on hearing OF his death.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-29

REcovERING.-Mr. Brahmer, who was so
terribly mangled and torn by grizzly
few weeks ago, on Rogue river, is rapidly
recovering from his wounds. He is now at
Jacksonville, ard is able to go about on
clutches. His right arm, from which the
great muscle was bitten, will never regain
its strength; but he is lucky to get off SO
we'll
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-29

RIVER MINING, in Placer county, has
closed for the season, the rain of the 18th
inst driving out the last of the miners.
The Auburn Herald, in noticing the fact,
says:
We have not heard Of a single good
"strike," nor of good wages having been
made. Miners were late in getting in, and
driven out early.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-29

Found MURDERED.-On Tuesday, in the
Sacramento river, about twelve miles be.
low Sacramento city. the body OF mur-
dered man was found. 1t is believed to be
that of James Mclaughlin, farmer of Yo-
10 county, who, on the evening of the 9Th
inst, left hotel in Sacramento, and has
been missing ever since.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-29

INFORMATION WANTED.-The Postmaster
at Sacramento has received letters by the
late Atlantic mails, making inquiries for the
following persons: James Gilmore, printer,
late of Virginia; Abraham Edmonds printer,
late Of Joliet, Illinois; Walter Hulin, printer,
late of Ceres, New York.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-29

NEW MExTcO PoILTIcs.-Judge Kerthley,
who introduced bill into the last Legisla-
ture of New Mexico, repeating the act pro-
tecting slave property, has been reelected
without opposition.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-29

VOTE OF THE STATE According to a
table published in the Union of yesterday,
the vote for Lincoln is 39.O25; Douglas,
3S,394; Breckinridge, 34,2O3; Bell, s,9l6.
Total vote, 12O53S. The returns from all
the counties, except San Luis Obispo and
Merced are given as official.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-29

New HALIs.-The Masons and Odd Eel.
lows of Folsom contemplate building large
and commodOus hall. The Sons of Tenn
peranoo will build seperate hall as soon
as arrangements can be completed.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-29

TIE VoTE OF OREGoS.-The Jacksonville
(Oregon) Sentinel of November oath, gives
the reported vote Of all the counties in that
State, which foot up as follows: Lincoln,
5,229 Breckenridge, 1929 Douglas. 4,04s;
Bell, 1917. BY these figures, it appears the
total vote of the State Is 1869.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-29

PLACER COUNTY FRANCES bids for
the redemption fund were opened by the
Board of Supervisors of Placer county, on
Wednesday last Scrip to the amount Of
SIS, ,433 81 was redeemed To-. $l4,0l9 SO,
making saving to the county OF s5l3 7s,
besides the interest which had accumulated
on the scrip. There were not enough bids
10 take up the whole fund-there being o
balance left in 1t OF ST, ,00l 80.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-29

A FEMALE PIcK-PocKEr.- The other day,
u lady with s35 in her pocket sat in San
Francisco omnibus. When she left, the s35
was gone. The only person who could
have stolen it was q respectable looking
woman who had been sitting along side of
her, but got out before she did.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-29

BOLD RoBBERY.-A son of MIR. Robert
Foster was recently pulled from his horse
By a robber, in sight of Major Weir's resi-
deuoe, near Stockton. The robber then
mounted the animal aud rode of.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-29

AFRAID OF IEDIANs.-It Is stated that
Portland is alive with Cinnamon returning
to California from British Columbia. They
have had disastrous conflicts with the Indi-
ans, who have driven them out of the up-
per mines.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-29

RETlRED.-Mr. Geo. F. Price, editor Of
the Yreka Union, and late candidate for
Elector on the Douglas ticket, has retired
from the editorial charge of that paper on
account of i'll health.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-29

FEATHER RIVER BRIDoE.-A new bridge
is to be constructed across Feather river. at
Marysville, in place of the one which fell on
Saturday last, 1t win be completed in
about month.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-29

CorPER.-Nearly 10000 pounds of cop
per ore from the Keystone minein Calave-
ras county. passed through Stockton Satur-
day, to be assayed in San Francisco.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-29

BRooKLYN.-The total population Of the
city of Brooklyn. N. Y. as appears by the
ceusus returns of this year, is 266,674; being
an increase of GOATS since 1855.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-29

refer to endless certificates from parties in min
ing towns where these safes have been subjected 10
the most severe tests Of its fire. proof qualities The
Safes secured by our Combination lock This
Lock is in every respect the most one in use
requires the key and combination to open the Safe
II the key should he abstracted from its owner, il
would be per ecty useless to the possessor without
his knowing the mental key, which the owner car
ries In his head To those in want Of reliable Safe
we offer the above cheaper than any other in the
market.
large assortment on hand and to arrive.
nOv29-4m. y. TIlLMAN, 90 battery st.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-29

MONUMENT FUND IN PLACER.-The total
amount collected on election day, in Placer
county. for the Washington Monument, was
$4G1 06.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-29
District Court-Hoy. NILES sEARIs, Presiding.
"WEDNESDAY, Nov. 2S.

McKeon rs. Drummond ct al.-Action for
damages in cutting timber upon land held for
agricultural purposes. Jury found verdict Tor
D laintiff, and assessed damages at $fO.
Adjourned ill Friday morning at ten o'clock.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-29

DR.. Il. RoBARDs, one OF the most skilful
surgeons of the South, died near Columbia,
Tenu., on the 18th ultimo. a
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-29
S ES!! S A F E S -!
F. TILL M AN,
No. 30 Battery street, San FrancIscO.

COLE Agent for TlITON X
, McFARLAND'S celt bra
ted Fire.Proof and Burglar
Safes. This safe is well known
in the market for its unsur-
passed fire proof quality, hay-
ing withstood in California,
as well as in the East, the
ho,itnst frns knnwn We can
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Il ES resolutions suivantes ont etc adop-
IL tees Punnimite par lie bureau administrators cette
compagnie:
Ro Que suivant Ia chartre de cee copagne ct dapes
nn ace de Ia Legislature de fta de Ii Louisiana tNo iT6
prouye lie Ii 1852 avis soft dome ex cs ounaS
de II Vile En- anglais "A en- anca pendant jor
mencant lie premier lundi de janver 1850 ayan por e
qui suit, sayoir Bonner les ct les
cerhcats de profits mis- jour- ains que insret aui est 6
les antes 1852 1858 1855 don't placement MA pas
etc demande.
Rdst de plus One tons les dts cerica Tnteref qu
qu pas r6clamts par proptetae les
proprieiares hgauS dams rene ours par de Ia publ
cation soen ct demerent cacess nnues montants
mis- credit dn fonds contingent les yres la
gnie ainsi que lie dit SIS ehartre. 7Ts1
a depths Que dams lie oil les personnes don't les mons
spisent ssaen redevahes la eopage pour primes eli
complies nonpays In te copagnie comencera par dedure
lie de Iii lite ette
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-. long been regarded wh favor and confidence, by
body of the regular medical profession SNie in
the uno preparation by and Is daily
scrhed by the eminent physicians throughout the United
States During the long period Of its continued popularity
rogs and coan.erdt limitations have from time TO time made
sci Never has II oou the
o. me buyer exercise jufrions caution IN purchasing thu
geanins article than this time These limitations often
close in ther external resemblance b. fRhnestockS
10 be well ealcaled q put ursR the unsspeene
purchaser article which he neither wished intended
II Is enough by OF accredited agent but every
must vigilance avoid being imposed upon. and
ii exaTne bottle himself that he
NC genuine u, A. Falpesipcki s ReImifnge. d23 m&R
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LEGAL NOTICES.
oFriog HOME NurrAL Insurance GO. y
or NEW 0RLEANs,
New Orleans December Slst, 1859.

THE following resolutions were nnani-
mously adopted by The Beard of Trustees oil this Company
Reso'red That in accordance with the charter Of this
pans and act of the Legislature OF Louisiana l15) APP
proved 18th March, 1859 notice be given in city newspapers
French and English for thirty days commencing the first
ing The and amounts Of all certificates Of profits issued
together with all interest due thereon for the 1852 1858 and
1855, and payment Of which has been demanded.
Rsolrsd Further That all Of said certificates and accrued in
terest thereon that sha demanded legal
thereof within thirty days Of said Publication be
and hereby cancelled and annucd and the thereof
be credited 10 the contingent the
pany, directed by its charter.
Be ncS resope That should any of the following per-
sons be indebted the Company for unpaid premiums
sccosns the said Company shall hst deduct the Of
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SHERIFF,S SALES.


fouRTH DISTRICT GouRr THOMAS Il. MAXWELL w. HIS
81 New Orleans CREDITORS--No. l3,
RY VIRTUE, and In obedience to an order
~ Of sale rendered january H. 1860 to me directed By the
Honorable the Fourth District Court Of New Orleans Ia the
above entitled matter will proceed 10 sell at public auction
the premises hereinafter designated THURSDAY tho
10Th day 81 january 1850 a. o'clock A. M for
The STOCK OF STATIONERY ard Contents of Store
No 40 Camp street. in the First District Of this city, 40 per
ventory on file. @g
Also the Fixtures of said store surrendered by said nsoyent
to'hs creditors.
TERMS-Gash on the spst
+. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
SES CREANCIERS.
de ia Nouvele Orleans. No 13429
I'm yERTU DUN ordre de Conr rcnsIu Ie
Ia Is de anyer 1860 moi adresse fhonorable untri
Gour de District lie Ia Nouyelc Orleans dams aarc 81,
dessus j. poceai e JEUDT 2s de anyier 1860 lo hercs
NJ snr les iens capres dtgns lie compile DIES cream
ciers De rnsolysble yene pnblque ct adjudication
lie tonds et finaaon du magan dc papetere ct fourni-
lures bureanx, sue du Camp No 40 dams 10 premier
district dc cette vile, suyant Finventaire
Ahandonnis par linsolvahle SEES cr6anciers. s
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de fsdjndicnton
II. I. PARKER,
i i'll St Sheriff de Ia Psroisse diorleans.
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Of New Orleans. ) BURROWS 4 cO--No i6,osa u
ny VIRTUE of a writ of seizure and sale
- directed by the Honorable tie Second District Court
ri New Orleans in the above entitled cause win proceed
sell at public auction at the City Hotel Common street between
lamp and Magazine streets WEDNESDAY the sh day Of
February, 1860, at IL o'clock NJ
TEN LOTS OF GROUND adjoining each other sinate In
the First District Of this city in The square No 4O bounded BY
Galope Euphrosne, Mannel Magnolia, and Soils now
Locust streets which said lots designated by Nos. 81
b,6 and TO- and each % feet and Hines
front on Caope street by l0 feet inches and ues Depth
between parallel lines American measure Tot No forming
the corner Of Caope and Soils Locnst Streets No
streets.
The whole a. per plan drawn by o. ~ dc Arils Deputy
scyor Gane dated December o. 1852 aid deposited Ia the
Sherifrs Office for reference .17T
Seized III the above snit. &EFI 8@E#5
TERMS-Gasi on The spot.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
oFFlcE LOUISIANA Mutual ISs. CoaASy.

OFFICE LOUISIANA MUTUAL ms CoaaNy
New Orleans, December 81, 1859
TN accordance with the requirements of
Charter q n hoalsisna Muts Insurance Company and
fTth pubiic notice. hereby given that the following
thcaics of Script for the years 1856 1885, and accin in
theset remain unclaimed In the Company
and al aa certificates and interest which shall be demand
noce will he cancelled and annalsd tho amounts thereof
credited the contingent the Books Of Tho Company
h,i cha
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r WRIGHT IL co.'s
- aud popular Family Medit
Druggists and Dealers at Prepr
General Depot Special Ageac
New Orleans, Ia.
yERhfIFUGES,
Winer's Canadian,
Swain's,
Perry's Dead Shot,
Jayne's Tonic,
W Kerl,s. asai
J A. Fahneatock's,
McIegu's,
BALSAa AND COUGH REM,
EDIES.
Wistsr's Balsam Of Wild Cher
ry, s,i.I5 I.55l
Hastings Naptha,
Sherman,s Halsam,
Buchan's Hungarian,
nasts'a Wild Cherry and Tar,
Shenckis Pnlmonic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
Bartholelnewis Expeciorant,
Hall's Balsam, II
swaym's Syrup OF Wild Cherry,
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Taylor's Balsam Iliyerwort,
Jayne's Expectorant,
Winer's Elecampaine,
Rogers Llvcrwort and Tar,
Mrs. Gardeners Iiyerwor,,
Stadley'r Cherry Expectofant,
I.ondon's Indian do
Br. Roses do
McLean's Strengthening Cor
sARsAPsARILI.As.
DR.. John Bulls, gI55a
s. p Townsendts,
SandA's.
Old Jacob Townsend,s,
Carpenters
Wyncoop's,
Shakers, Jg
Gratienberg's,
Bristol's,
Guysott's Yellow Dock.
PLASTERS.
Well's Strengthening,
Jew David or Hebrew,
Badeau's,
Knapp's Indian,
Alcock's Porous,
Griftifth's Adhesive,
Haliowayfs Arnice.
LINIMENTS.
McLean's Volcanic Oh Lini-
ment, -55
Mexican Mustang,
fafrell's Arabian,
Buffers Nerve and Bone.
Hunts, l..Bs \
Hayer's,
Tobias's yep4tian,
Howe's Nerve and Bone,
Kellinger's,
Gardeners,
IN py.@ Bartine's Horse,
Merchants Gargling,
Cherokee,
Jayna's.
53 AGUE REMEDIES, etc.
Osgoodis Indian Chogogtie,
Rowand's Tonic Mixture,
/ Smith's Tonic Syrup, XXI
Wynkoop's Tonic, )&4.53.s.
Speeds Febrifhge,
Vegetable Febrifnge.
Nm, LOIEkGES. <
Ehernah's Cough and Worm,
Bryan's Pnlniodic WATERS,
Locock,s Pulm0nic Waters.
HAIR PREPlARAT X
Loyett's Wahpeneor Hair Gloss,
Barry,s Tricopherous,
Lyons Kathairon, rs, "A
Boyie's Hyperion Fluid,
Phalon's Hair Invigorntor,
Jayne's Hair Tonic, 5M
fnn Dsiiscti's Wahpene, b
Lonicn's Oriental Hair Tonic,
Hauelts Eau Lustrale,
0ldridga's Balm Of Columbia,
Railways GireiIssiaH Balm.
PASACEAS.
swaln's Huuck's,
Cnllen's Indian Vegetable, X.
ls0nbttS GrtH western,
OINTMENT AND SALvES.
Dslly's Magical Pain Extractor
/ Professor Ho,lnway's Ointment
McAllisteF's l-Heaiing,
Brooks Magic salve, Pryor's
5TB Pile, gf $Ea&8
tirayts Harrisnp's Specific,
Traskis Magnetic, iudkln'st
Londonfs All Healing, Russia.
BITFERs.
Motfat's Phoenix, B1ake's Arc.
marie,
/. Hibbaft's Wild Cherry.
Richardson's Sherry Wine,
Hutching's Vegetable d sspepsit
Gouley'A Vegetable, Goleiilgn's
Hollands German, Qxygenated,
WOLVES AROMATIC
Mar Druggists and Mereiian
articles contained iii the above
vsntaee by calling or sending
be found the luost extensive ass,
MEDICINES in the United
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!. INSURANCE.
0EFNsE or THE sun MUTUAL ISsuRAS'
COMPANY on new ORLEANS.


/ 0FFNsnOF THIN sun MUTUAL INSURANCE
coNPANy oF NEw ORLEANS
FOURTH AMMAN sTATEMk
M oKlxAss January II, 1850
IN conformity me requirements q Their vnsrssl,
ysTy MI1Tsy H. INSURANCE COMPANY publish the fol-
lowing statement
,sdspt II p,e,ususss received for the ending
rsxxUbsr w. 1850. s1Sss5 %
Asaus i siss Deceber. 1853 90
M, assaaas Il pssiuiunas ios sear ending siss
pscsmhsr, lisa VII IS. $50 g
MI premiums IN riss Risks $500 SIS o.
ri presiuas Marine Risks 2sSsse 80
Fox rssmiupss River Risks 2os,6sl IS
f<sz pssniuus On risks not tessniasted
stst December, 1859 ..s.,.s..... lsn.562 %
Return pfsipiunns. s.4ts 81
-- $3.50 8.
Nj pzsHiurns fcr he year ending slst December,
lsss 1920 %
Losses paid during same period, viz:
Ga Fire Risks. $500 $40 s.
Or Marine Risks 6aloo %
On Eisss Risks 7asss ss
as0,lsi 70
Deauei discount. interest ana savings. ss N
less reinsurance expenses, etc. 1850 81
N a-z - =
Nes profits rear ending December. 1882 s6as 70
the Company hsys the following assets, vi
Invested Stocks city and State Bonds G12o %
Pledge 81 Bank Stocks and City Bonds 550 90
bills receivable short time for 1850 ~
Premiums due in Of collection ls4i5 SO
Scrip 1T sundry Iasnranea Companies llG4 90
cash on band l5os d
Total sn,oun Il assets. sISsss .
City Of New Orleans 5
BE Remembered The 12h day of january, 1860 be-
pro me- he kuhscrfher Justice the Peace