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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09

Il 10 stated that. independently Of Miss
Burdett QUITE rig nlas donations 20 the
ls'or Of her regular seuads In England. hes
special donations in Auesss y re bstveru
$40 and 1850 meat tickets Il rate Of -
'cnts each; ahsst 500 lbs. fine riee, 9SO
b. 70 200 lbs. asro~-roos, 80 Ia sage and
80 lbs. tapioca and also 81 the 6lnsst oat
,asal; 30 gallons hsss bsef We; % gallons
hest bsaady and 80 gallons pcrt vine; t. q
gallons raspberry Vinegar. 30 ID. black cur
rant jelly. ~ 70 so quarts pure mil. daily
from Miss Cous,s' fA,m, 400 yards Of fan
ncl, above 200 made under garments. loo
Old blankets, etc.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09

A gentleman writing & om Germany SAYS
that conn'ry Is ono of the queer sort a. an
American. The roadsstretch away tor mi les
'oecther undsP thu ahadc Of . double row
IL cherry and apple trecs; there are no
knces Decide the RIA none around the 0clds
hone even AROUND most Of the houses. -
Ooe sees no cattle, except how end then .
small herd watched by keeper, thseqgh.
"ut drcsry day; no sheep except under
the sane. ocWtiiious; NO horses q Oh. no
swine, and not even any geese and chick
ems.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09

SnAas Cisis. -As an exAaination 10 en-
1t our young ladies' seminsriea. l. other
dsy, the YAestsea ~ put . class oflistle
ones-"who makes the laws Of our Govern
ments" 'CoaoseA" No. ~ ready sse!y.
How is Con0l1s divided p wss she mex,
question; but the litslc giri 70 whom Il was
pss sa'lcsi - asswsr Il. Another iisals ~
IN the class rsised Up her Asnd, iadicetine
that che could ansess il. well" said ~
sap4tneI y liss Sallis. chat do "a ~. III
aissAsaf - Instantly. With IN a. II soo0.
descc a w,ll 20 lsiuopA, ahs onsvee -.
s'Civilised, halfeivilissd and ssvage.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09

RsnAnxADLe Paovipsxcss. assassin.
alton Of B,li.nryes. The Democratic editor o.
Dayton, ohio. l. ssill fresh in the sn,nds Of
many, together with the amazing fact that
lis 0ur6srer wss acquitted iy partisan
court. The hand Of Providence, says the
wapakonstta Democrat. has fallen upon
those Who he'd hsnd in the acquit,al Of The
assassin. Three or four Of the Jury have
died; the clerk of he court and The sheriff
have a'ed; aed the jsdee vhs tried the CO.
I'D diagFsasd jussicr end dlshossrrd IN
bench, It this momrns b On idiot in the Ia
natic ~ luo -Stsassman.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09

Tho Montreal Gazette ills the followins
remarkable ind,den,s connected With toe re
cent robbcries Of Llmirands, the great
French Ergcr, Who res lately arrested IN
this country and sent back to France:
Jam'rAnde st.lc e., N the French bank
$4,000 francs After he absconded. he ssw
an othscr in every Que he met, and be fan
cisd that the custom house officials Nigh,
think his possession Of shi, large sum lsl,ie
susplc ous. lie. therefore bought s,x pock.
et.nandkerch'.fs. IN one he pix ed 2lO. OOv
france. and hen folded Il IN the either hand
kerchicts IN su h n manner as To m, Ike n M,
tic packet. The rest he kept in hi pocket
The p cNAgr vas by his side On the seat Of
the railway carriage while pass n. from Do
yer 10 Loud ~, and on reaching Lond N, he
got out ~ hastily A. to lcave Il there. -
Three m nutes after he discovered biS mis-
taks and returned; he found N. carriage but
missed the package. He then left England
Tor Ncs York. with no more than 2sO.uoo
francs. There his lawyers took $1,000
francs out of him ct too strokes. Thy
made him pay once more to the tanc Of 10 ;.
e0o (ranss, and n. Nclsa rapsussA l2v, uvy
franctWhen he arreSe I'd him. With the re-.
ma'ndsr b paid has pesseusb sSeepcs anu
contrivcd 70 achieve his escape. Ne mad,
the return yoyags uitas ~ csus Of money
In his pocket.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09

Al immense amount Of Chinese SUGAR
Gaze has been raised in Cliasea cesnty this
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09

war Warsg 6nsAp Ear MOSS rnAx
BLAcR4,AgaAee No. irAad-e - paolsd
. noaose ef clever Ne. y ID - co:npsuy
- - y askiag thsn this question Silow
= & lhoS white suosp ct uors than blsckPs'
Sv0s wese not s14ts ofshs en-: ious fact !;
others set to york and tired % give learn d
AID ae.g reassss bus M vsps anxious y.
knee tue real cause. Alter Keeping them
.ea'lss'ag luz whiis hs 0id:-"TnsssA-
= esooass ehsss ~ nouU " $780,.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09

ID II. Bob N.
Nos. 80 and - pine ST.,
Between I'd 4 Aah. opposite Ne.
Dar's Opera laesse.
ST LOUIS. NO.
rURES ALL DISEASES WITHOUT MER-
~ curry, and in the saosrssr fixE POSSIBLE.
he being the discovcrer Of
Vegetable Remedies
That will eradicate all traces Of disease.
Acr0fa1a. Caacer. ConsunpSaow
Nearsaoxla. Liver e'ompl las. ~ X
D1caAacA~. Oropsy. SAin R:rap.
slo0a, ooeara oDS.emse. 1au " dice.
eh oslo 0D0arrA9a. 1ss1~n. De- Bit
sty. Agse sd Fever. F~vers. u
ney anA all OriMary Affections,
Tho above are . few n the numerous diseases
which speedily yield to his great Vegetable Mcdi
ctne, 1hs DR.. also permanently cures all
l:nRebNoC = 1NFECrnOUA
Discases In shsss Tine. without IT, nee Of Mercury.
Dtss..et d wssnen have also hia attention. All OBJ
structione, &C., removed.
Medical Advice Free.
Az th.,ee wh. az sudesi ing frOn ''spermesorhca-
or :" Seminal weasn ~" ~ any private dieesse. az
/ III OOU0S ~ VIC cX1eS U00Dc ~ nclt COMPLAINT
ehOa!d seud u once Ios DR.. 0shannane Treatise ~
Special Dseases' which gives . full description,
eymptons, Ac.. of oil '-ChtonIc" an1 Especial die
wOee = sent FREE to any addrere Direct 10 Dr. G.
4 DrAANNAN, N"s "a Ind 70 Pune street, between
IhtsS ~ 1OastA ssssets. 81. L0aie. No.
EstabltGhed IN q. Louis In 1857.
Seminal Weakness Cured.
D.. D0HANNAK's VEGETABLE ElHCTUArY,
seminal WseSnrrS This rcmsss, rS,ch H. ~. -
ueeo ~ soe rouuuucd u. 0uh6annn h IT. Csivnte
ps:ctee for over twenty I've ycar.. never knowr
| In nom two 70 Eve weeks Al r. twenty Ase ycaYe
uae stvsse peuctice. leis advertised eoely fug
the ocneos VI the to them from the
hands Of merciless Qracks n not frum the grave
ftlce . VET hcx Sent 10 al parts II the country
| F"r sase 1t Dr.. Bohannan's once, No 90 Pine ii
between Third and Fourth.
Established in st. Louis in 1857.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-22

~ the act of March 3, 1868, chapter 1919, statute
TSs, in cases where the procurement Of invoices
IL impraoticable, empowers The secretary OF the
treasury to authorize entry upon such TERMS ana
In accordance with such general or special regu-
lations as he may prescribe:
You are therefore instructed to admit to entry,
by appraisement goods from the above named
consular certificates, when it is not the result OF
fraud, and when needless or disproportionate ex-
peuse and annoyance would be incurred in obtain
ng them.
AS this is very important duty, involving me
of trade from useless and vexatous restrictions,
the special attention Of collectors is called to the
necessity OF the utmost care in carrying TINS reGu
atiou into effect aud not TO extend its operations
beyond the precise limitations and conditions
prescribed
Signed II. McCUhLoGH' secretary OIL treasury
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-22
TUESDAY MORNING. NAY q, 1855.

QUE JOB 9FFaCE Is now the most complete and
extensive establishment Of tho kind in the city
1he type, presses, material and entire fixtures
DIRE new, having just been rseeIved from the foun-
dries and machine shops Of Gennor g. Sons G. r..
Gordon and n. Hoe q Co, Of New York, and in
Farety and beauty cannot be exeelled in the
South. We kaEe connected with this department
one of the best ruling machines ever brought
South, and een turn out all descriptions Of job
work, ruled, iettered and bound, at the shortest
notice, in Tie most workmsn,Iize manner and npon
most reasonable terms.
In addition 20 a corps Of experienced printers,
we have secured the services IN this department d
Mr.. W. w Brisbin and Mr., Charles W CLARK, SO
favorahly known as job printers previous to thewar
under the fpn Of Clark & Bfisbin. Their friends
and ours win bear this in mind and send in theit
orders
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-22

The Baltimore Sun announces the arrival Of
Gen. BeauregaEd in that ctyen route for Europe
II says:
Gen. G. 4. Beauregard arrived at Barnums
Hotel, in the city, yesterday morning, on his way
TO Europe. He win leave inthe steamer from New
York for Liverpool on Wednesday next. General
BeauTegaFd visits Europe as pzesiden, Of the New
Orleans and Jackson Rairoa6 Company, it is un-
derstood, to procure financial cid for The company
and will be accompanied by Mr.. Schwartz, diree-
tor of the eompRny. Gen. Beanregard and party
came on from louisville il charge of Col r. S.
Mercer, Of Maryland, tho Soughern agent Of the
Baltimore and Chic Railroad Company, at whose
hands they received every attention.
General Beanrogard was called upon at Bar
nunn's yesterday by q large number of citizens
and quite a crowd oil persona,4 attracted by his
celebrity, sought opportunities to obtain view u
one wh0sa name. BY She events OF the past four
years, has been made prominent % the history Of
our eouusfy. Gen. y. was recognized by many NJ
our old citizens, Who we'll remembered him wAen
lie was al duty at Fort McHenrg, IN 1915, as first
lieutenant Of engineers, and to which time he
referred with pleasure. Incluae3inthe thousands
vito called upon him was Gen Joseph y. john
ston, and their meeting was most cordial and
agreeable. Gen. 81 presents more youthful
appearances than iaRny of his Rislters supposed,
and his q{et and uu1 uming manner was subject
OF general remark. she lett the Oily last evening
for New ark
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-22

The Board have resolved declare Scrip dy
dend Of hityage per thu earned participating
premiums the year ending 18th February 1866 for which
certificates viii be issued and after the I'd day Of July
next
The Scrip Certificates issued for the year 1850 viii be
deemed per interest all outstanding Gerta
Gates of Scrip will paid the second Monday of May
1856 to the holders thereof or their legal representatives
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. CARRIERE, Vice President
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-22
v,srs Of a v,rrin,an to Fortress Monroe.

. rooK AT ME-. DAVIS uPoN THE EANrARTs~-A
yIslr TO MRS DAyIs-HER MANNERS, ouNFENsA-
TIoN AND RANCE--wHAT MIR, DAVIS THINKS
or HIS INDICTMENT AND APPROACHING TRIAL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-22

LIHoLEUH A substance is nov manufacturing
from haXseed called linoleum. It IS said that it
will supercede India rabber--whieh IL very much
resembles and Of which It possesses mostof the
proPertes--iu the various manufactures in which
II is used. Like India rubber, it can he dissolved
into cement and used ia the mauuiaCture Of
WaterpFoofclothiug IL can be ueed for the c0at,
ing OF iron orwo0d for coating ship bottoms, If
is as good as common cement having properties
similar to the marine glue made from India rubber
and shellac. 1t is readily vnlcaHized by exposure
60 heat, and by this means becomes us hard as the
hardest wood, and capable Of dne polish The
variety Of the uses to which it eau be applied ia
qlis form will at once suggest themselves to the
reader Hitherto il has been made solely 10 pro-
duce aoor cloth, for which IT is well adapted.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-22

lnFersol said thet, in movin TO increase dsttllers
licenses, his object was 4, mt down the small dis
NesS' WY 9 Nete Guy aged In making c0ntraband |
spirits, and 70 pro eeSt the legitimate trade OfI
the whisky made eot ono ,ait9, In f,nr now mid
the taNi lne elect of which was that recGfed
SpuIies "Sts Selling ut less than the tax. Instead
o. wy BtSeTnment receiving $50 100000 year |
from 'hat source, 1t only received $4,000 600,
DIR. Stevens opposed the amendment and sug-
gested that the license should rather be reduced
TO $50. II the license was $1,000, not one person
in tw Hpty, engaged in making whisky would take
out license, and the revenue officers would not
be- able to track them out and get the tax on the
article; whereas, with license of $50 or S25 all
would take out license, and officers could trace
] them out. He knew that down south they were
/ making whisky without paying any tax on it, be-
cause the government could not find loyal men to
| take oaths to support my policies" Half Of the
whisky made in the United States was made in
two or three southern nldles, Wlllout paying any
Mr.. Iprerson snggested that if the license were
made high it would reduce the number of distiers
! so that the government might put officer into
each of them to watch over the quantity produced.
Mr. Stephens remarked that such persons would
be in the pay of the dstillers.
Mr. Hooper of Massachusetts, stated that there
were more frauds committed in large distilleries
than in small ones; aud in the gentleman's (bIr.
Iuqersoll's) own district there were some very
heavy frauds discovered among the large dstillers
Mr. Ingersoll remarked that there was but one
Mr. Stevens incurred what the amount of it was
Mr.. Ingersoll replied that the quantity of whisky
: made in fraudulence Of the law was between 400
and 500 barrels.
! The debate was further continued by Messrs:
{ Hooper, Henderson, Latin, Dodge, Hotchkiss and
a Finally the debate was closed by order of the
: House, and the vote taken on Mr. lngersolIs
y amendment, which was rejected
il Twelve pages of the bill were disposed of, when
q the committee rose.
# BILLS REFERRED.
<, number Of bills on the speakers table were
A. referred
d U. s. CIRCUIT COURT FOR VIRGINIA.
I, The House non-couourred in the Senate amend
II nent 10 the act regulating the place for holding
I'd the circuit court d tie United States within the
s. district Of Virginia, and asked for committee
~ conference.
Us Us PROTECTION OF DEAD SOLDIERS.
Il On motion Of MI Banks, the Military Committe
lis was instructed to report what measures were ne
e. cessary for the further protection OF the dead sol
diers 81 the United States, buried within the limit
.s Of the nsurgent States
o. Adjourned.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-22

The half bottles (piots) of champagne have dis
appeared from the market None d these hotties
Of wine are imported for the reason thar the reve-
nue. lax ON thcm amounts to SIS lgold) per case
more than case Of quart Bottles. The reason for
this extraordinary tax lies deep among the mystic,
ries OF latter-day legislation.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-22

HORRIBLE STATE OF AFFAIRS IN EAST TENNEs-
sRE-A gentleman writing US from Bristol, East
Tennessee, unler date of the 9th instant, gives
woful accounted the state of affairs in that local
ity and the Country adjacent. We make the fol
Every room and house in town is filed to over,
flowing ittrefugees from TeRuessee-pot rebels,
but Union men. who have independence enough to
oppose theradical misrue. They are ordered by
tile Union.eague of Tennessee to leave or submit
TO the punishment which that league is pleased to
iuact uron them, which in many instances is
death such men, for example, as Jas. Deaderick,
a wellllown lawyer Of JOnesboro, and a straight
out Unn man. Mn York, and even Mrs. Beard.
merel select these names from scores Of others,
as YOU nay know them. You may have heard that
some bw weeks since the editor Of the Knoxville
Wing listed upper East Tennessee, since which
visit fnew impetus has been given to the powers
that je. We hear and believe that the editor OF
the .bnesboro Union Flag is forming leagues in
ever neighborhood and at every cross-road
Throughout the whole country-a tool of Brown
| low
letters giving the status of affairs in that unfortu-
/ nte locaiy, all OF which is confirmed by the ehu
sons of the journal in question The extract
| peaks for itself, and shows on whom rests the re-
possibility of the general dIscord and distraction
I5f that portion of the State
Nashville Union and American.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-22

Insuros against FIRE the PerS of tie SEA- and INLAND
NAVIGATION.
DGRRCToEB;
J. NJ Courtenny, A. s. Mansfield :. @. Emily,
de- G I,e isnV Snepcsr Field, Lons Schneider,
a " G1rig j. \. III trace y. o. McGnn,
ChaH. W. Lewis, g. W. Coehrane
j. NJ COURTEEAY, President
LOUi- SGuNEIush, Vice President
LOUIS O. D'HoMkRGUE, secretary.
This Company continues to sllow dscnnnt OF TWENTY
FIVE PER CENT. CASH to its OUSTOAEhS
OFFIUE
Corner Camp and Oemm0n Streets
I ,OUIsIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY,
Corner OF Camp and Gravier streets.
TWELFTH ANNUAL STATEMENT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-22

TIE GALLERIES OF TBB CAPITOL AND TIE
NEaRoEs.-The Washington correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Sunday Mercury thus writes;
We have some considerable pity for the poor,
unfortunate blacks OF CHS district, who egEed
on by tie radicals to commit all sorts OF outrage,
ous tricks. that must eventually tell in tengald
upon the eolored race. AT the capitol they have
taken complete possession of all The public places,
ana on Wednesday last we counted 2s4 eontra-
bauds of the hlthieat character, in the gallery ot
tbe Honse, ald as we LET'S, in utter disgust and
amazement, the darkeys were pouring in. A
large number Of them had baskets, with their din
per. which they eat in the gslleries, as tho2gh it
were an eating saloon. The cushions are 5tiled
gith vermin, and it will take Iaany bottle Of ly
ems powder to kill of the creeping things chat
stick 50 close to the filthy coutgabands
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-22
FINANCIAL.

7 ,EvY, DoETER 81 co.
JONAS II. LEyY-ANDERsON D. DIETER--J. GOLD
srEIN
Commission Merchants.
Caroneet stroet..,..............89
NEW oRLEAEs.
Advances.
Wo continue to maze Cash Advances upon Produce and
Cotton consg nod fn sale shipment to friends
in New York. Boston, md Mesars Rathboue Brotszs
4 Co. Liverpool England.
LEVY, DIETER co.
u uLEFF d. TwsUBESLa.-
(qEo. RULEFF, Il. G. TwICHELLl
-pHALHRs M
EXCHANGE
GOLD AND SILVER,
UNCURRBNT BANK NOTES,
| STOCKS, BONDS
INSURANCE 8CRIP,
|
Government Vouchers,
NO. I26 GRAv1ER STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
| TAsH ADVANGEs.
We will Advances eonsgnments branch
houses Watts Creue Co. New York. and W. G. Watts Z
w. GIVEN, WATTS 4 CO,
Cotton and Tobacco Factors,
lO3 poydras street, N. O
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-22

foAeEkf pa REGRsss.- Forgery IS crime
winch Il generally TeseFted 10 by shteWd so9un
fifeis and + nsaa0 eopdpetedon a lRrge scale.
esse o. anentfey ditiere0t nature fe0m this gvas
tsgeiopeu ~ the po3se e0uYt yesterday afternoon.
aohe hhle sAlce Anlesva 0EAarR q lsinale OF dc
ellsqly Aitieaa eeseeat, vas employed bya man
named smith, aud aiseapere4 4he fact thar her eT-
pinYer had meney GA deposit with sEr Golden
ANrg, tie ptopretQr Of grocery store. Shortly
aiisr tie sable isHi#s was aware Of this saet she
epneiuaea 2 gaa possession OF a pArt at lsast OF
TIC money, and 9Th tbs END IL viepg lrsw az
order on ar, Gaideabnfg tor st sianiag sajtlis
name e 10 the msney was paiA INT the order
kaa Afterwards fonad o Be forgery. Tia ng
gress, knowing That She fraud woud be dis8oy.
cred, Kept concealed for three or faur DAVIS bnt
WIS found bY constable Cooper Yesterday morn.
ing, and arrested, Ihess facts apuesTiBf an ey
animation ut The police court tb6 lemaie forser
Nas hels FOR tFlal 40 tte recorder epRgf.
talsago Tlmes.
EHFLn BtFrEs BY ll4E.- Yesterday narhing a
yellow woman residing en- Hazel street between
second a9d FIf6 welt out iGto the yard g 40
faiae washing sasing her infant fonr mouths cid,
asleep en- lhe bed. The R0Hlan sooa after hoard
l1Hd screams ron Bic eid led ,dshing into The
lohse. saw 8 large rat ed&Wieg away st The back
part u tie chila's head fie rat Oh seeing her
eppr4acht seampersd 10 IT'S bele without having
finished is mornings iapfh. becsia's uect Bas
bitten b. tlfse piaees, aHd lie hlHld flowed from
iNe wogn9s proiasely.=- ST. LoQis lfcss,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-22

Gen. Fitzpatrick has been flying around in Chill
like wild colt in pasture field, making himself
extremely ridiculous. While the bombardment of
Valparaiso was progressing he mounted horse
and rode through the streets, saying, as distinctly
as actions could speak, " What q brave man
am !n-[Cairo Democrat.
A rnonstrous black snake, thirty-three feet long,
has recently been killed near Carrollton, I'll.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-22
INSURANCE.

NATIONAL MARINE AND FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY. OF NEW ORLEANS.
S,opVtoI, $500 600 90.
s,,I,Dl,,s Observation-Disclosures. Os,5B4 90.
A.,cts .....,.,,.,................ 5OB, sos SO,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-22

TRUSTEES:
Charles Briggs, Archibald Montgomery
Ast. Carriere, Henry J. yese,
George A. Posdck, Jas. jackson,
Mason Pitcher, E. Marques
R. Brugiar Alfred Dohonde,
E. Cramer, Charles WeishAar,
Charles Latte, A. Lhcourt,
John s. Maunsell, Frank Williams
P Anderson, Thomas Byrns,
Alfred Keany John Thornhtn
A R Montgomery, W. A Violet,
A. Frerichs, D. Pleggie,
A. p Eobom, Hugh Mcdonald,
George w. Dunbar, Harlow ]. Phelps,
E. r. stookmeYer, VIM, N. Pinckard
George W. Hynson, Henry Il. Bryan,
s. L. Woodbridge
CITIzENs' MUTUAL INSURANCE co.
OFFICE, No, oARoNDELRT STREET
Amount Premiums for the year 1865 s22o6 o.
Amount OF Assets Of the Company S2O0jJ %
The Board of Trustees have resolved to pay six per cent
erest outstanding certificates scrip aud after the
second Monday February 1865 and have further declared
a scrip dividend of twenty five per cent,
TRUsrEBa:
J. Lorber, Jas, A. White,
A II DfMeza F. Mathea,
Ar Mtenbergor, j. Lemore
a. Bidaut, r. AyeudEno
j. Lemure, L. Grand,
Jno, Gsuche, A. verIoin Degruy
Omer GaiiRrd
oMER GAILLARD, President.
by. CAsT4REpR Secretary.
INCORPORATED 1921.
MANHATTAN INSURANCE COMPANY
Of New York,
FIRE, MARINE AND INLAND.
Cash Assets January l, 1866 Sl,lOoOOO.
Insures against FIRE also the pers of MARINE aud IN
LAND NAVIGATION rates less twenty per
in lien of script.
Losses eqnitaby adjusted and promptly paid without dis
count at this agency.
Office 90 Carondelst street.
SEELYE 4 IVY,
edward Ivy, L P. sEELYE)
General cents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-22
TWELFTH ANNUAL STATEMENT

In conformity with the requirements OF their charter
Company publish the following statement
Total premiums for the year ending February %,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-22

In,uros against FIRE the PerS of tie SEA- and INLAND
NAVIGATION.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-22

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