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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-06-08
FOR TIE KEowEE COURIER.
Comnany Meetinp

..,,,. Noi1 gahy .-a. IL .-.S
at meeting Of the "Kcowee Volunteers" ;"
held vt tho Court House, on Saturday last the
following preamble and resolutions were u.aui-
mously adopted:
lEieyeas ovory reasonable otii,rt has boon
made to get tho " Keowcc Volunteers int. ac-
tive service, and thus far has filled BE it
therefore,
Itesoiccd, That VIC hereby tender the services
OF this Company, for place III Col. Orrs Rcgi-
ment. for the war.
Resoleea, Thne should Col Orr fail to raise
his Regiment, tho Captain is hereby authorized,
a'ier the lapse of two weeks from this day. to
tender the services of the Company to President
Davis @
Lieut.. Il. G. PuLLIAM, Sergeant KEITH and
Private THOMPSON were appointed committee
to make suitable arrangements f,r nnifnrming
the Company, and 10 solicit subscriptions for
that purpose. Any member of the committee
will receive subscriptions.
w. N. CRAIo, OtS.
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Saleday.

Tho attendance of persons on Saleday was
serysmall. oproporty was sold. The "war !"
was tho principal topic, and success was wished
Col. ORR in raising his Regiment Our farmers
too, were congratnlating each other on the OK
aelletice Of thoir wheat crop. Corn was voted
" small for tho season." but promising. The
,inan in parsuit.of money found little. Credit
ors, however, are lenieut; and we are sure It is
the desire Of the people ct largo that sales by
the Sheriff shall cease for the present. Cannot
some ,arrangementof of tho kind be nader It is
madness to sacrifice property at this :time..--
"F0rbCar, one toward another"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-06-08
North Carolina.

The call made by Gov. ELLIS for 80, 900 VOL
unteers has bcen gallantly responded to by the
patriotic citizens of this State. Largely moro
than that number have offered their services.
In jackson county, company, numbering lOS
men. are already in the field; whilst another
larger company is forming. The mountain
counties have responded with spirtand prompt.
moss by volunteering in defence Of their State
and liberty. m -o
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-06-08
The Pic Mo.

We publish in another column the proceed
ings of tho meeting, held at Walhalla. for the
purpose of making arrangements for Railroad
Pic Nicat tho Depot, Friday. tho 18th June,
instant, has been selected rs tho day upon which
the celebration shall take place. We commend
citizens. ~
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-06-08
Drowned.

A likely negro boy, belonging to Mr. w. G.
.BtAssISoAME, was drowned in a pond near w off
Greek. on tho I'd instant. Tho boy went into
deep water, and was unable to swim. Servants
should be looked after closely, in many respects,
these times.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-06-08
Taxes,

Mr.. CARr made his Return this year in nd.
vance of other tax collectors. as usual. He re-.
ports to us the nett State tax .$8.7O6.79; Road
tax, S2,l7S.86; Poor tax. sl.304.32, Number
of slaves. 4,2S5, being q. slight increase over
last year Money, at interest returned, was
$8l0,878.0O.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-06-08
Col. Orr's Regiment.

We are pleased to learn that Col ORR is sue
ceeding admirably in raising his Regiment
OF Rifles" fort war. Success generally stamps
his efforts. be they great or small.
J, Col. oRR addressed tho volunteer company, at
Bachelors Retreat, on Saturday last Fifty.aix
men Responded to the CALL Capt. LEDpErrEp
will soon report with full ranks
Capt NoRroN's company now numbers over
seventy men.
The \" Keowee Voluntoers," at this place,
have unanimously agreed to enter Col, Oars
.rsg1nest. provided he gets the remaining COM
Pasies in two weeks. If not, the company
,tonder its services to President DAVIS.
a Mnssssa. MIrcuELL BALLiNGER and othors
have In contemplation the formation of n COM
pany for the war. That section of the district
between Keowee and Twelve Mile rivers offers
q fine field for such, on enterprise We COM
mend their efforts tothe consideration Of tRs
people;of that section. 4 8 .
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-06-08
FOR THE KEnwEE COURIER.
Celebration

at meeting of the citizens of Walhalla and
vicinity, ON Saturday. May 25tb it was unani-
mously resolved to give Pic Mic. at our depnt
on the l4:l: day Of June, 1861, to celebrate the
completion of tho road to said point, also the
arrival of tho cars at our place Several cmi-
nent speakers will be present on tho occasion.
~. k, SULLIVAN, Chairman.
"A. Il. NORMAN, Secretary.
Tho following committees were appointed to
carry out the object Of the meeting:
Committee Of fAr,ungcn.ents-Jacob Schroeder.
>. C.Neville, james O'Connel, Rev. A. Anger
err Ernest Brasson John Ansc, Gen., Aug.
Brcnncckc, John Kaufman, Alfred w. Thon,p.
son. hF -
Committee for soliciting and rcceiaiag sub.
scrlptions. -Walhnlla-D. Bicmann, IIKpee,
J. WE. Thompson. w. S. Grisnn, R.sY. II.
'owery, 6. II. Korher. j. j Smith, II. w. Pie.
per, II. Bahntgc. II. G.. Rochau, II. Faion.
Capt J. NJ. IIenckon, Rev. G. H. Spears, yhos.
Affair g. II. Hessc r.
Whetstonc-B Fretwell, LOWS N1orohead,
Gambrcl Brazeale.
Warsaw-M. s. Stribling, M. B. Dondy, Eli
jah Fostor. ,N #3 jg,5. 81
ramo ssoe--s. II. McFall, S. Lovingood, jesse
lay %& .,po@ S,,i' .,.
Golo..cl's Fork Foster Perry, g. w. Phillips,
j., w. Allen. - :. .s5 q 6. q !
Bachelors Retreat -rE. P. Werner, Andrew
Jenkins, l.. III. Vernon. Il
Pickehs @. II, Col. NJ. M. Norton, Jas. f.
llagood, w. e. IIolcombe, r. A. Thompson. 3
aremont-Major J.C Millor, II. r. Gaston
Capt. j. D. Kaye l, 5-,a+ 4,
Noar DR.. Rhetta aIills-w. IT.. stribling
Thos. j, Hal. g. A.Taylor, Thos. Stribling, sr
Horse Shoe Capt. Wm. Steele, 9. Poole, II
Hughes, ESQ.,. tia
Fair Play.sJ. n. shelor TR. sholor,E s, G
Roedor. {&.e,5T s39is ,la'lg Elk.
9a,rrett's Pridgo4+Jamos Doyle, Drl ON
Doyle, joel Jones. ~ s.sistE. T q i.t
Whites Mpstergroundr-Capt A.. ID. Gail
j lard. jas. ,DSWatt, John Sharp. Esq, "a
! Committee e InUitdt tion--W, II. Dondy, DR.
a. q. Norman, DR., L, ,B. johnson. INsl - "A
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-06-08
Saturday Morning. June 8, 1851.
Snecial

Attention is directed to the advertisement Of
q spacious slIotcl or,:sale or rent by Messrs.
GRrsIIAM. aud NEVILLE iat West Union, tho
head of the Blue Ridge Railroad. a botterlo,
cation could not bo desired. - y
There are other advertisements in our colum,s
that will commend themselves to the public.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-06-08
Home Companies,

These companies we are gratifed to learn,
aye being formed throughout tho district. The
,pioitaaea principle lie also Incorporated; into
them, which will liksylse work woll., Alarge
Company Was formed at pickensvill illeon Satur.
day last, Weshould like to have nlist Of these
companies, and viii tako pleasure in publishing
the, samcs Of the officers and mon, if furnished
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-06-08
CO.. SEn p: Jones.

We have already published that Col. E.. p.
JONES; of. .Greenyille, had boon elected Licuten-
ant.G .Golopolo lof Sthe Palmetto Regiment, in vir-
lginia, nainagded| BY Col. KsRsHaw. We now
hove the pleasure of confirming that intelli.
gehes AWe arc also requested 10 Withdraw Col.
JoSss namof tefroh, the canvass for: Colonel Of
tho ReSimens to be formed in this brigade"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-06-08
/ CLAYTON. Ga.

"A meeting of the oitissnn Of Rabun county
sses held on Tuesday last, tsaleday.} iColrnel
aopsnr MiLbA i, Of Clarksyille, nadeia stir
ring spasoh aftsr which, Volunteers were called
forss!end oyof seventy good men ard trasp stepped
sptwasI % defohd their count =. AZ fhs com.
pany or two can oasiIy Iysbe organ issd il this pa
ssiotit county, Iif needed, Z ;,gsg & 4
t7fs MATfEas IN Hlaso1at- Before it's adjourn
lhaeft ttis Lsgisfstaro5o 5of Missouri passed, by q
ufanip,Sus yoto. q regoiation directing Tho Gov
efnst toS dsDtahd of the abolition Government
she retasn of d arms, camp seuip.
ago And other property belong to the tats,
sssly lisary near ss e. LSais g.
sso8ps II 4 .ssg Il, ,tssssE 5ti :gs
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The Ladies' Society Of the Confederate Army desire to make
the following statement
1t Is about i've weeks since this Society went into Tho
rough organization and dnriag Ibis period We have furnished
lint and bandages and completed nearly fifteen hundred pieces
of clothing for patriotic Volunteers.
When the little that each individual can accoplsh Der
day taken into consideration anre fair es Of The result
of the sceety iabors be obtained Sincerely believing
that we have done part in the good cause OF at least feeling
conscious of earnest endeayor faithfully the ardu-
duties we have undertaken call ppcn You individually
togiyeiis ynur assistance.
We have engaged some forty Women to whom We pay
ei consideration per day for sewing thus enabling then to
partially support their needy and otherwise destitute families
The Society makes duty employ only ch as need the
ssanee thus given Starvation word familiar TO us all but
few aware where the fact may and IL is our holpen
duty whilst providing for the necessities OF those who
in conntry defence in our means wi per
nit provide for the utterly destitute women and families who
proyidentialy fall into hans The Society has re-
ceived portion Of the thus employed from some Of ts
officers of the companies equipped us aud we now cal, pon
for the first time fellow citizens to come forward and
aid by donations however small in keeluv these ,vo-
men honorably employed during the summer.
We receive the gatutous assistance Of large number of
ladies' who daily tender their services averaging about fty in
attendance who work increasingly for ten hours per
To them the Society desires TO tender its thanks
TO the agents various sewing machines the Young Mems
Christian Association and restaurants for
lunch sent and 10 city press general our conbdera
ions are due for tavos gruitously rendered
Contributions will be received daily IRONS A. NJ to Up NJ
by the oesrs Of he Association at heir roeps No 50 ann
street. ~" .# 5"-
Our citizens invited visit The rooms and see for them
selves file operations of the ASSOCIATION BY order
Mrs. JAMES ROSS, President
New Orleans, june l5 1861. el7 2ptf
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nifted 10 leave New orleans or Bayou ~. Johns
without passport iii writing from the General or
one OF his stan, or the Commander of the naval
forces of the United States ON this station.
The street lamps shall bio extingnished at the
hour Of nine at night after which time persons ot
every description found ID the streets, on not at
their respective homes. without permission in
writing is aforesaid, and not having the counter
sign, shall Bio apprehended as spies and held for
examination. By command,
RoREg,T BUYER, Adiutant;ti enctass
In some respects orders Of the preceding import
have been issued in this military department, ap-
plying to all vessels, boats and crafts navigating
the lakes, also those trading the river below the
city.
There was talk last evening that the Federal
steamer South Carolina had arrived in Berwick 8
Bay, and captured several vessels. How vessel
the size of the South Carolina could get into the
Bay, we did not learn.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-11

Gov. WisE.---We met with 4 gentleman On the
18th inst, who had travelled with q menber OF the
Wise Legion direct from Fayette county, where
the Governor has his headquarters, who informed
us that great change was going on in the senti-
ment of the people Of the Northwest. Gov. Wise
is speaking every day, and the effect OF his appeals
is most salufary. AS an instance of GOV. Wise's
success in converting those people from the error
Of their ways, we state the following:
Al Union captain was arrested by the Legion,
and brought to GOV. Wise, who used his eloquence
upon the Union man, and then LET him go in ODE
dience to his request, when he promised to return.
The captain did return, agreeably to promise,
having more than fulfilled his word, in that he per-
suaded his whole company, one hundred strong, to
Join the Legion, which, it was reported, would
reach ten thousand in a few days. They were
rapidly increasing. LLynehburg Yirginian.
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New Orleans.

Ne. l CAR BOX OIL, in casks and barrels, SUI .
petior to Lard or equal to sperm oils for
Railroad car boxes. 80 cts. gal.
No. REFINED OIL in casks and barrels,
suitable for mixing with any other Oils. 80 :,
No. 2 REFINED OIL in casks and barrels,
suitable for painting on all outside work, -.---
and any color except white. ............. 25 ,
No. REFINED OIL, in casks and bills, suit.
able for Ship and Steamboat decks, Roof
ing, etc. ....................". % =.
No. 1 GAS OIL, in casks and barrels, suitable
for the varieus kinds Of gas apparatus. rs :.
COMMON RosIN OIL, in casks suitable for
mixing with Lime for washes, also for
covering fences, new works ETC., preserv- E-----
ing the wood from exposure to the wea-
ther or for mixing with common paint or -5.
Tanners Oils. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
AXLE or WHEEL CREASE in barrels huff
bills, and kegs, made for the Plantation,
Farm, City and Country .....,...... 81 10 cs h.
NAPTHA, Crude and Refined in casks, used
for manufacturing burning nids to 20 cts gal
NAVY PITCH in p and 40 gall. barrels, war
raned free from Water, Sand, Chips, and
oher impuries. Price according to -.-.-
bet. .,t
We nov manufacturing the above enumerated articles
and prepared to fill all orders We call the attention of
Dealers and Consumers stock and 10 bear In mind they
sare PURE and UNIFORM manufactured exclusively from
Southern material and managed by Southern men
Y CONFEDERATE BONDS and TREASURY NOTES taken
atpsr Discounts made to hetralo.
SIMEON TOBY, JR.,
iyl H2p6t &.a President.
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Attention, Ladiess

npnber Of Ladies having organized themselves into
csy q Lint er the relief Of these
who may 10 wounded III the coming conflict they would solicit
tie aid Of every lady in The city in this work Of mercy The
Young Mems Christian Association have kindly rendered
their a md by e ibcaiy the Lopisiana Afutua
anee Company, second story 81 Camp street.
Joining Tie rooms Of d Association has atofofe
depository addition to the Hall Of the Association.
Wesneeres hops that every hoakeepsr IN New Orleans viii
respond ipsately with donations of old linen and other
MasInl artieles. -. a29 2ntf
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Military Goods ,!

COLTS NAVY REv0LyERs,
Pts ToL CA RTR IDG ES,
SWORDS, sAsHEs AND BELTS,
nGE LIT ARx 8urroN MS,
Military T'1cinlnlingS
C o Id LA G ES, TO-.
AND
BLUE, GRAY AND RED BRoApCLoTH,
For sale at
FL. FRANKO'S,
l46 Poydras, next to Carondelet street
HJ- Orders for NAVY REyOLVERS AND MILITARY
EQUIPMENTS, hled at the shortest notice. e2O 2ptf
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Risssas saTs Al nh publish To-day,
grors xns inIsl ncsrs THU able and pow
srsaf III ser Il 81 sene time since, 70 Wna. II,
Ssssasd, iii Isl aller able Rishsp 81 Tennessee
I 3f ca1ssss ils and appeals are wasted
all tae obligations of re;
llssos IS j atgio tisnls and an unseru pnlous
eiiaxS a. IBID sspast. For the qualification Of our
hi Il lone, VIE make room for this excel
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a card TO Parents aaaa Young gentlemen

Teachers and idents and others who wish to improve them
selves IN Penensh, Bookkeeping Mathematics Modern or
Ancient LanRusses select elr hours they apply
Of obear Conaereial College corner Carap
and Common ssfeets from N to PM, and 10 p NJ
Parents and others nYedto Gull liberal arrangements
mario With ALL The youth should be qualified
business OF those who have the bring into
yieethe entire Industry and talent Of the South
RUFUS #DoLBEAR.
K 5yS 2pabas s48}. tift35 &!g h President.
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Correspondence.

NEW ORLEANS, July 3, 1851.
To Messrs Taly oAkfor Hdngswofth Brady Bouf Leath
and others
patriotic object which you have support of the
lilies Of orr gallant and brase volunteers fighting
try batless propose prfoi any evening
that Designate for the benefit Of The
All the amateurs in te city having volunteered their ersices
it intention to give performance worthy the object
by the production o shakespeaes masterpiece HAMLET
Hoping TO receive favorable ankwe we have the honor to
remain, Yonrs. respectfully
g. II. BRAUGHN, Chairman.
DIN G. HUGHES,
s. B. CHuRGHILI,
Capt. Il. BLEAKELEY,
j.. @. MACKEY,
Committee,
New ORLEANS July ., 1851.
10 Messrs H Braughn, D. n G. Hughes, s. B. Churchill
Capt R, Beakeley, and J. G. Mackes, Gonrlttee--
Genleinen We return grateful Acknowledgements for
offer Of performance for the relief fund for
the families Of absent soldiers TINS heavy demands which
have been made upon has quite exaused it, Your
offer opporney thanking you snesray for
the charitable and patriotic sentiments which prompted it, we
beg leave to designate SATURDAY EVENING July 49, as
suitable time for the Performance.
Very respectfully,
A. o. SELLY,
GHAS. 0AKFoRD.
DIN. HoILINGWoRTH &
NJ b. BRADY,
tvs snttyls - - ~ 2i Va, ,,or,,,;tto
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aa- Unaaorms Of ALI kinds made to order, i'm
asuperor nsnes. asot All kinds Of sowing Will be done on
Grover Bakers Sewing Machines low prices Apply to
Mrs A e. oher, No, II Cana street. iy8 2p3t
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80 Confederate ana State Flags, made OF
silk, all complete with sat snesrs etc. fof sale BY Mira A. FL
ohe at Grover Bakers Sowing Machine store No. IL Camp
street. Tvs maj
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Acknowledgements

On BOARD THE ANNA PEKEET, July 5, 1861.
AT a meeting Of the CONFEDERATE STATES RANGERS
the following resolutions unanimously adopted-
Resolved THAT while ahseatron home defend conn
trss rights i remember with aiively ct graft
tus the conduct Of those friends who aided in orgahiz
tion ad assisted in equppng the Company to do its duty
towards the Southern Couseracy in her present hour Of trial
Resolved, That h material va furnished BY the men nay
supply ne VANS of e soldier but bare Remembrance If the
pariosic devotion the ladies viii his bosom to swell
with pride and his hest beat with stronger irob Of
ttiotis while his viii he ouhy nervedto do O. die in
behalf Of for which olhers, wives sisters aud sweet
hearts nNnitest NJ innch enthusiasm.
Resolved Thu oe thanks especially due to the owners
aud officers oftle ANNA FERRET for their iibeEeiity aad
kindness in transporting ftes Of charge from Washington to
Nav Orleans, and fo their kind and gentlenany tieataent
Res5lyed, That The New Orleans Crescent, Pesynne, Bee
and Tue opoa Ne Requested to publish these resolu
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4. 4 IA asroreesi mss on fossrtis pags

x'f7x 81 otsleiai Hill III delinquent M
psySFa IS f6is eity viii ii found III onrs inside
pages alas be seen that the ITsasurei,
Af Man Eirss Eice that there are DAYS
sssl sei{fs Saie aiid bslia wi ID placed in
tha lSssIgs III sAe saistant e5y storney for col
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azs- Flags of All kinds made to order a nd
on sale by Mrs obe at Grover Bakers Sewing Ma
chine Office, No. II Camp street jys 2pSt
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s8N10e Bird,
SUCCESSOR TO sEwELL T. TAyLoR) IMPORTER OF
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC.
Nos. I3 and 10 Royal street,
Has now insore large supply Of the celebrated CREME DE
BOU2Y CHAMPAGNE, uarts and pnts also ether brands
viz: CHARLES HEIDsEIGK, PIPER HEIDsEICK, PAR
MENTlER and other brands of inferior quality. have
large assortment of the best Old Sherrie such as AdoNP
LADO, TOPAZ SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MADEIRA, Of
direct importation other Madeiras lower grade Superlo
Old London Dry Dock PORT and other of less grade
Ths celebrated sAzARAO BRANDIEs-v Vintage 1885 1888
1909 and U5alarge supply always hand. All grades
OlARET and WHITE WINES, in glass and wood. wHIs-
KYSscotch and Irish, Old Rye Bourbon Wheat Whis-
kys. SCOTCH ALE and PORTER pnts and quarts COR
DlALs etc. My usual assortment of the WINES which
will be sold reasonable the city
AARON BIRD
alb 2ply Nos ID and Is Royal street.
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na-Notice--I take this method OF Offering
my professional services charge 10 families Of those
who absent from the city military duty Residence on
Harmony street. between Pysa and Coliseum streets Fourth
District
mSSl aptf 83 s8 r. YEIsER, M ID 5F
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Ladies' & golansesr Ala Association.

The Iados Volunteer AID Association call attention to
following fesolGlipn--
Resolved That applications will he recesed from Gempa-
MES TINT have been authenticated by Btigtder General
Tracy Or Acknowledgment Gaiyat nyl5 2otf
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sae %. u. Ese1reesc, Che present Incumbent,
Il Candidate f9r STATE Tfcaserss III aptd

n5se1lhe unss eKsS h ed, having been appaiat-
nteesv upfihes those relief apply oHce
No 90 stree, Oh the "a 3d. also the 18th, i6ih
and III q eaeh month 10 O'Clock VI, 10 T.
Applicants viii be regprad 10 urnsh certificates 10 the
comp aaies thelr supports arc sAtseain
= GELS 2psf Ill d. SL IaL i. 10 lssavier Arsat.
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Net proiits 10 soth Anvil, leel.
sr.r.. az i lnrr,ar.a

a&..lz5 s~S sTAra or L1rl1IAN&,5
Parish of Orlchns City o. NSw Orleans,
Be 1t remembered that the lin 81 May, 1861 Setore me,
the undersigned Justice Of the Pence Ia and The city
aforesaid, personally appeared THOMAS A. ApA Presi.
dent G. W sPRATT Secretary or the Crescent Mutual
Company Of New Orleans who being dny sworn
according lew depos say hat foregoing aecoants
inst tfue Transcript from As books Of
the Company.
THDMAsAsADAMsiP Yssidans.
g. ". sPRATTs Secretary,
subscribed and in New Orleans this llh day d
p. F. MITCHELL 2aJ
The Board o TTuaeen interest al the
of SIX PEI GENT per annpn oil tho outstanding
certificates Ffts holders thereof
ssntsrrs on snd after she SECOND MoHIA i0a day. IL
june nez. And efter reerrhg pna Msoi Of Dollars
of Profits redeem FORTY cent 60 per cent? Of the Issue
Of 1853 payable follows viz;
Twenty per le second Monday doh day) Of juno
next;
Twenty per cent the sseend Monday 9Th day of Sspts
Der next;
They have also declared sCRIP DIVIDEND III THIRTY
PER CENT The Net Earned Pseias5s as me Company
for IT, past months ending she 10th April 1851 for which
certificates viii be Issued and after the second Monday 2h
tay) Of August ns1t.
The Company continues Insure against the per n the Sea-
River loss damage BY Fire the cnsn raes s pra
MUM.
THOMAS j. ADAMS, President 4
GEORGE JONAS ce-Presiaant,
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PHoroGRAPHs REDUCED
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