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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-29
K. JOHN Ellis AND THE sCHOOl.
FUND.

What He Says lie Said Absns il a, Gsetsa.
The following note has been received from
+. John Ellis, Esq. in reply to the commu.
nication Of Mr.. Stoddard, which appeared
on the twenty.fourth instant:
New ORLEANS, October -. 1874.
Ep,1oR REPUBLICANS:
On my return to this city from q canvass
Of the parishes my attention is called by
my friends 70 . communication signed by
Z. 5. Stoddard, division superintendent of
education for the second division Of the
State, and which appeared in your issue OF
the twenty fourth Of October. That COM
munication refers to certain statements
made by me in q speech which delivered
in Gretns recently. On that, as on no other
occasion, public or private, have l ever
said that Mr.. Etoddard informed me Of
anything. 1 don't know Mr.. StOddard
never saw Mr.. Stoddard; never heard of
Mr. StOddard before ! read Mr.. Browns
report.
Neither do l remember mentioning the
Jefferson school board, or asserting any
thing in regard to it's action. ! know
nothing about that school board. But I
did take the report of Mr.. Brown, from
page sixteen to page twenty four, under
the head Of 'Custodians of School
FuEds' did call up Mr.. Brown and his
six division superintendents-all Of whom
are Republican Otfcisls-and ! did show
what the reports Of these gentlemen,
including Mr.. E. S. Stoddard, show, viz:
That in the parishes Of St. James. Terre.
bonne, CatahOula. Concordis. MOrehouse.
Assumption. East Baton Rouge, St. Martin,
St. Tammsny, Tangipahoa and Plaque
mines the school fund had been stolen,
and all this done under Republican rule.
And fdid say that though there had been
in&tments against the defaulters, and
partiealarly against "Hon. Dave Young
who, believe. was president Of the late
Republican State COnvention-that hadn't
1t Baton Rouge had been increased by the
presencs Of any OF thsso Republican pets
and officials.
Mr.. Stoddard declares in his eommunica.
ton that the defAulter OF St. James was .
democratic planter"
That democratic planter" az gather
from Mr.. Stoddard's cwn report. was Mr..
J. w. Hunsaker.
He was we'll known as Republican. and
az such was appointed 70 the position Of
president of the school board Of St. James.
have NO desire Ito invade the sacred
precincts of public education for political
capital" on the contrary. do most
earnestly desire that the sacred" tund
raised tor the purposes of educating tho
youth Of the land ''should not be invaded"
Tor political capital"
This has been done. Look at page TWEEN.
ty,wo OF Mr.. Browns report. of the school
fund Of Tapgpahoa parish. tits written.
1.-THE directors admit tho expenditure of
large sums for political purposes, and al
lege that authority to do 50 was given by
T. W. Conway. late Superintendent Of Edu'
cation
And this il but one sentence from the en-.
tire report which teens with the most direct
proof OF the robbery Of the school fund.
Respectfully. John ELLIS.
Nominee for Congress-, Second District.
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BY TELEGRAPH
OUACHITA WILD.
FEDERAL OFFICERS DENOUNCED
sA1vRNAllA 0e WHITE ieAGUERS
Nursing their Wrath TO Keep it Warm
MONROE, Id. October g. 1874.

MONROE, La. October g, 1874.
The leading Democrats and Leaguers OF
Monroe this evening serenaded the parties
who were to day released on bond. who are
charged with violation OF the enforcement
act. breaking up Republican meetings, COM
pelling parish officials to resign. etc. In
hammstory speeches wers made by leading
White Leaguers, denouncing the United
States troops, United States commissioners
and marshals, calling on the people to no
longer respect the United States uniform,
and asking the people to stand it only until
the 6ends a. the troops were called. were
withdrawn. when . settlement would be
made. Appeals were made ia the worst
passions OF the people.
Mr.. McCranie made . more moderate
speech. which did not suit the temper Of
the crowd, who could not stand hearing the
United States government referred to OK
cept in denuncistion. OCACHITA.
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LOUISIANA.

eelye and others t. be lndicted-Trimble
will Make them TRembls.
Homer, La, October 2S-Evidence snfi.
cient has been found here. and at the Dis
trict Court in Lincoln the grand jury will
find bill against Selve and others for cut
ting the telegraph wires. Judge Trimble is
fully determined to punish the parties.
Jubjlants
The people here are jubilant over the re.
lease Of the prisoners at Monroe and =
grand reception 10 preparing for them.
Released on Bond.
MONROE. La, October 2S.-Commis-
sioner Jewett. after reading . lengthy
opinion quoting from the evidence
witness. held Judge Scott. Recorder
Ramsey and Mayor Richardson in bonds
Ut $1,000 each. Bonds for 100000 each
could have been given. Messrs. Huey,
May field and Phillips, Of Lincoln, were ad-
mitted by Jewett to bail in the sum of
$1,000 each. Huey. after his release was
resrrested by Marshal Seyle on q second
warrant for violation of the enforcement act.
He asked for the narshal's authority, when
the marshal caught him by the arm and
carried him Oft. Huey gave second bond.
Serannding.
The bands of Trenton and Monroe are
eerana0lCg tue released prisoners, anu d
large unMber Of citizens are in attendance.
Cutting the Wires.
The reported cutting of the telegraph wires
west of Vienna, mentioned last night, is
confirmed. The United States soldiers
swear they heard the order given to cut
them. John Townsend and two cOlOred
men witnessed the cutting. Townsend
swears that he saw tha wire cut, and was
halted going along the highway by armed
men, and was told he might be wanted. He
also swears that the ends of the wires were
wrapped around stump and stuck under
the fence.
Perfect quiet prevails all through this
section Of the country.
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Penait, for Fra nudulens Naturalization

eudbtS N0tUfN1XAtlOuo
The following extracts from the election
law may be OF some interest 20 those who
hay. been indiscreet in naturalization
matters:
SEC. 30. Tha. if any clerk OF a court, or
deputy Of any such court, or any other
person shall atIis the seal Of office to any
naturalization paper. or commit the same
to be affixed. or give out. or cause, or
permit the same to be given out in blank,
whereby it may be traudulently used, or
furnish q naturalization certificate to any
person who shall not have been duly ex-
amined and sworn in open court in the pre-
sence OF some OF the judges thereof accord
ing to the act c: Congress, or shall aid in,
cOnnive at, or IN any way permit the issue
OF fraudulent naturalization certificates, he
shall be guilty OF misdemeanOr; or il any
one ehall fraudulently use any such certih'
cate OF naturalization, knowing it to have
been fraudulently issued or shall vote or
attempt to vote thereon, or if any one
shall vote or attempt to vote on any certifi.
cate Of naturalization not issued to him. be
shall be guilty cs a misdemeanOr, and
either or any OF the persons. their aiders or
abettors. guilty Of either OF the misde-
fneanors aforesaid, shall on conviction be
fined in sum not exceeding one thousand
dollars and imprisoned in the penitentiacy
:or period not exceeding three years.
SEC. ii. That il any person. on oath OF
affirmation II os before any court in the
State, or officer authorized TO administer
oath. shall. TO procure a certificate OF na.
turaliaation ios hms.!for any ether person.
willtully depcse. declare or affirm any mat.
ter 70 be fact. knowing the same 10 be false.
or shali. in Ike manner. deny any matter 70
he fact. kronn: :hc same 70 be true. ne
snail be deeic"d guilty of peri Try. and any
certificate .! LIBERALIZATION issued "a pue'
eUacce "i any .cc. deposition or affirmation
eha!i ce mi. and void: an! !: shall oe the
duty OF the court issuing the same. rp.n
proc: beng matte before j: that - was
;raUdEien'ly obtained. 80 take immediate
measures iOc recalling the same FOR ear
collation.; and any person who shall vote o:
attempt 20 vote "u any pape. So Cbtalae':'
cr who shal! IN any wav AID 10. conn!ye at.
~ ..ave any agency w.ateye. IN the issue.
circulation o. Use q: any fraudulent IA
:u,al!zatioa certificate ehal! be deemed
guilty of a mIsdemeauor. and upon con-
viction thereof sha'! undergo an imprison.
nent in the peIitcnsiary for not more than
two years, anu pay a fine not more than
one thousand dollars for every such ofense.
or either. Q, both. at the discretion OF the
court.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-29

"a. i.,-y "rd Nary Jo"rau' s.:.: ~
ban i, .,e.:ectiag fo- petition to Congress
by sire graduates OF the Sava! Academy.
resigned from the navy. asSiu: that they
be organized into reserve corps. 70 be
bo:Ee on the register. and to be liable to
active service on shore duty. in time Of
~a:. They. Of course. ask no pay except
when 80 engaged. bu. that they be required
TO report once . gear their residence. ETC.,
to the department. As to rank they wish
70 follow that o: ths active is'.'
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FOR RENT.

1rOR REsT,-SEvERAL TRACTS or LAND IN
= the parish Of Orleans. right bank. nine miles
tssw the city OF New Oriesns, suitable for the
cultivation Of rice. Terms easy.
Apply t0 y La Brarche. DelacroH plantation, or
20 4. kocheSesu { Co.. Nos. IS and 10 st. Louis
QsRees. Ws28 lSt
HcURNIAHED EOONA.-WiTH OR WITH
II out board, in desirable location, convenient
~ two lines of cars. No. 35 Rampant street. be.
;Ueen Common and Canal streets. Ocls
1rON RENT-A HOUsE IN THE FIRST bis
Il trict. containing six rooms in thorough repair
large yard euitabe q fr a garden: rent fifteen dol
aars per month 70 good tenant
fsG VS.:is t.Ars inquire OF
II. M ROBiNsO1
Real Estate Agent.
OOS CONNIE rcial P,see
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The Little Lawyers Meeting.

After a couple OF ex-judges. few distin-
an alarmingly heavy gun with too great
. charge for the elevation and the am
bitious and painstakirg stallion Of
the Democratic committee. he'd eeverally
discharged their loads. it became
necessary for the younger, less experienced
and more timii to come into the drove and
trot out for water. So, as appears from the
list below. III OF the members Of the New
Orleans bar assembled in the Sixth District
Courtroom, to hear what they had 70 do
about it; vhethc. to take new start or
follow the old bell mule. Matters were con-
Quoted according to established form tor
cut and dried meetings.
Mr. John Flnney was elected president
and Mr.. J. Louque secretary.
Mr.. Lewis suggested other district courts
should be passed upon. The meeting &C.
cepted the gu uggestion and paid no attention
TO it. 1t was probably not down in the
bills.
On motion the chair appointed Msjor j..
II. New. Mr.. L. J. Semmes, 7. J. Cooley,
Eeq, Judge A. n. Ogden and G. a. Bresux.
Esq. . committee on resolutions.
Mr. Semmes thought he had done enough
in publishing his opinion and the char ex-
cused him.
Major New had also published IN opinion
(which by the bye shows more study than
any OF the rest, but considered himself
equal to the occasion.
In an amazing brief period the committee
presented the following report:
The committee TO which has beer referred
the duty Of preparing resolutions expressive
of the opinion of the bar Of New Orleans az
to the power of the Second District Court Of
New Orleans to naturalize aliens under the
act Of Congress. respectfully report:
|. That the Second District Court Of New
Orleans is = district court, and entitled.
under section one OF the act ot Congress Of
1902, to naturaiize foreigners.
.. That the Second District Court Of New
Orleans il . court OF record, with seal
and clerk; that it has common law juaisdic-
ton in that it is = court which entertains
cults for money demands. and ali personal
actions against eucCessions, minors and In
terdicted persons. and as such has juEisdIc'
ton to uAtura!ize aliens.
Z. II. MARI.
GUS. A. BREACN.
JOHN II. NEW.
THOMASJ. COOLEY.
ROBERT MOTT.
A. y. OGDEN.
Maio. New eaid there was no necessity
for giving any reasons for these conclusion s
Every lawyer had the ssne opinions unless
he disagreed with them. II he did it was
for political reasons. and Of no weight.
Tho Major omitted to mention whether any
supporter Of these conclusions had political
opinions in accord with them, but he hoped
that from this time the lawyers would meet
and settle every question OF the day.
On Mr.. Alfred Phillips motion, Julien
Michel secouding it. the members Of the
meeting concluded the repor: embodied all
their ''ideas" on the subject.
There will be no necessity for any act or
Interpretation Of aay &C: OF Congress a.teg
this.
Then the following members OF the New
Orleans bar. by their signatures to the ''re'
port" put themselves on record As believ'
irg the exercise OF probate pove:s by a
court .:as eQuiva!eu: to = common Jaw
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-29

<ENS ENT sRlkVh ANNUAL
STATEMEN
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE. COMPANY.
May 23, 1874.
10ta: gross premiums for year ending
April ~. 1874. 8]O, ,s5S n
Earned premiums lees reinsurance and
return preninms. .............. Sle.soS s3
Less losses paid aud esti.
maLbo....... ............ 3Aso.Soo ~
Lees taxes. discount in lieu Of
participation, interest on
capital. less discount. etc. I0o. ..S5 os-2sS ,s3l o.
Nef pronts...... ..............s...s obz,1D II
Total gross assets OF company..... S52,649 %
The Board Of Trustees resolved that s1tsr pay
ing the fourth quarterly interest at two and half
per cent the capital stock Of the company, that
. dividend Of TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT be paid
In cash and after the twenty third day Of June
next, to those parties insurng with the company
entitled TO receive the same
TRUSTEES.
Thomas A. Adams, Samuel 3. Newman.
Samuel II. Kennedy, G. 7. Buddseke,
John Phe,ps, A. g. Ober.
Adam Thomson. Henry Abraham.
P. n. Strong. Victor Meyer.
Joseph BO~ ling. Edward J. Gay.
John NJ. sandidge. Simon Hernshe;u.
Simon FOrchelmes. Joseph B. Wolfe.
T. 3. Post. 4. Levi,
Edward Pilsbury, John e. King,
Charles e. Slay back. Frederick Cames:en.
David Wallace, J. L. Harris
Andrew Stewart, Joseph stone.
THOMAS A. ADAMS. PEesideut
HENRY Y OWDRs, Secretary.
DvS Su W Ma w
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-29

The opinicn lately expressed BY General
Stokes n Tennessee. and the action taken
by claim agents in Georgia and other
States. looking to tho payment for slaves
emancipated by the proclamation of Presi-
dent Lincoln. shows according to price
precisely how dear the colored man is to
the Democrat who once owned him.
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POUND NOTICES,
NI-J0O~JN-N-AOIN NJ~I>-S-0O~~~~~o~

DEPARTMENT or PoI:eE,
Sew Orleans OctOb. "a. 1874. !
WAS BROUGHT TO THR PIRST DISTRICT
w Pound. corner Of Lafayette and Locust
streets.
ONB BLACK HORSE, white forehead, seventeen
hands high.
Which If not claimed within FIVE days and the
expenses thereon paid will be sold ct public auc-
ton IT said pound, on FRIDAY. October ",
1874. st twelve o'clock y. r BRKWSrRR,
No. G-Oc25 I'd AdwinetYatoy.
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1.-The Commlttee Of Fifty.

4 meeting Of the gentlemen composing
the coloysd Committee Of Fifty was held
last evening. More than majority Of the
whole number we're present. The address
published in the papers Of Wednesday
morning was canyassed and the following
action taken:
New ORLEANS. October g. 1874.
We. the undersigned members of the
Committee of Fifty. whose names were pub
lished in yesterdays journals. appended to
an address puvporting 20 have come from
the colcred people, desire to say that this
addrsss does not represent our sentimepts.
and We therefore yepudate the same.
J. Sella Martin, J. Thomas.
{. +. Ladc. J. +. Winston.
L.. Degree, q. 4. Ba9uie.
G.. G. Mason. W. J. Steptoe.
i. II. New.ham. l.. Henderson.
S. II. Radclia. Paul David.
George Dcyezin. II. CIsv.
l.. u. Herbert. VIM. X. Alexander.
J. T. Newman. 81. d., J. NJ. Vance.
T. w. Wickham. N. Briggs.
{. II. l.. Pierre. }. Abelava.
Ed. Deiia. T.. segura.
II. 81. Le..o-, 7. l.. Dumas,
y. W Green. 4. Nolssco.
!. =. Sc:a.a. II. w. Van Ec...
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ADJUSTMENTS.

'~r"'~~"N' '>>>'">'>>>~>>>>>>>~|'">~
GLOBE TIIEATRE.
AORSER BAROSSE AND PERDiOO s1kkE's.
xy-rpvncv Lessee and Manager
TLursAay Esenins. October -. 1874
The popular burlesque OF
THE. BRIGANDS,
Tic wogRELS the BYHES, CsHlLL. AID the eE.
e,rs st!,..fh pf The great combination.
Friday October 80. Bts5l.
III. a7s a. q. the Rirst of series Of selcc.
drama. e entertainments by the SHAKESPkAGh
GLUE a.ten will be presented BulWsrs play OF
RBCISELIEC.
With stron: and powerful cast.
SATURDAY EOON-Grand family reunion aud
BLACK EYED SUSAN MATINEE. with leasing
clio entertainment arranged expressly for ladies
and children.
SATURDAY yIGHT-THR BRIG
SUNDAY NIGH1-BLACk-kiED SUSAN ana .
sSll and complete OliO At both entertainments.
a.c oc29
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RAILROADS.

RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS
AND CHICAGO RAILROAD COMPANY
<dREA'r JACKSON ROUTE
TrSi - depxr. aud errve ~ follows from Csi0pe
st!eet depot.
..r.s. A. NJ s,,,....... ...';: s:eor NJ
Pullman Palace Sleeping cars through 70 81
Louis Chicago snd kouisville.
Only enc change Of sleeping ears 70 xastefp
e.@iea
Tickets far sale and Inform atiou given 1t No. -
Csrs3 street. Cvrner OF Common.
4. D. GHKLDOS. Agent.
iAieIs y. y. FROST General MAHaReS.
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sYNuE c;OBILE LINE.
80 and Sftef May 81. trains will iesvs depot
foot Of Canal street, follows:
Express anE mail. daily. 500 4. ~
Coast accoMra"da ati"u. saturday only :S,GN P. n
Throught night express. daily........ 4'OOP.
Arrive
Cssst accommodation. Mondays only. N:5O 4. n
kxpsess md nsil daily ................ 2:OU ?. n
Through Oisbt expgese. daily. 1s4O P. H.
This 10 ta. only line running through Pullman
rS.ace Cars 70 ~. LOUIS LOuiavile. Ch.rfOtte and
vrginIs Spf!nga
Once c".arg t;assp aud Csusuon streets, opposite
Cts Ho.si.
HP eHUTE.
General Passenger Agent.
y n. SCRANTON.
Nvs1 General Sup rntAndent
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DgDWELl.'s ACADEMY Of MCSLCs

RIDwELs.'s ACADEMY OE MUSIC.
SEVEN NIGHTS AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
Ceunescisg Monday, October ~. 1874.
TIE LINGARDS.
With their
FAMOUS DRAMATIC COMBIsATI0S.
W.. pr..sn. the following latest dramatic sensA
tions Of
PARIS. LONDON AND NEW YORK.
AONDAY-First time in New orleans, la TENTA-
TON Or LED AsTRAY
TUESDAY First time in New Orleans NUNS. Az
PHONSE aud LlN1ARD'S SkhTCHkS.
EEDNESDAY-DAVJD GARRICK and LlSGAEUs
SKETCHES.
THURSDAY-first sime in New Dreams. LIZ
SPHINX and LIgGARDS SKETCHES.
tAIDAY-Bsneht Ot ALICE ICSSlS0. LED
SArURDAY MAT1SEE-MoNS ALPHONsB and
LINGARD'S SKErCHhS.
oATURDAY NIGHT-Sirst tins in Rev Orleans.
sySDAY"rHE NEW MAGDALEN and L;SGARD'S
SKETCHES.
NJ. Lingsrd wiz present an entirely new
sERIHS OF SKETCHES
S,a,s can now be secured for any OF the Lingsrd
entertainments.
lsax office open from = 4. ~. tesP. -. orS
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OPERA HOUSH.
WANTED.

NNYANTED.-BY 4 PRACTICAL PLANTER OP
w many years experience, . situation IS man.
age1 OF . sus cotton plan, alton III n ississppi
ar L,nsisnY. Best Of references as TO sbil ty and
knowledge OF planting will be gwen. address }.
H.. care New Orleans Republican. Oc2S3e
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NEW YORK.

sfsuutlss Canans Tor the Battle OF Rieu'
alisms
New YORK, October :5.-Tae Tribune
says: 'Hach sooaes than wAs expected
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A Ii PERSONS CONCERNED WILL TAXI NOTICE
"A that have been elected assignee in the oank.
tspscy Of Thomas II. Simmons.
PERCH. ROBERTS,
se5e eavl0 Ne. I, st. Charles street.
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PERSONAL.


TNNERE IL CARA. kODITZSCu. BORN
1T Nnheirn on the Euhr. Rhine -pfussia, Germany,
aged .we1: y three years son Of the late Alderman
&. Nobitsscis. Last address was james ncCullen,
Ea;no.is Mount Plantation. Baton Rouge. Louis
iaaA
cove notice 10 Iie New Or.eans Republican,. ym-
cor: ant news from home. Oee9 %
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INSURANCE.
NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL iNSURANC0
COMPANY.
Corner of Canal and Camp Segooeos

NkVw ORLEANS MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY.
Copses Of Canal ana Camp Ssseees.
FOURTEENTH ANNUAL sTATEMINr.
IN conformity With their chatter. the eompsn,
publish the following statement:
Premiums during the yes ending December u
1879
On marine risks AoAaSo D
On river rsks. H3s7a ae
Total premiums. ....................esa8Ss SO ~
Less Yeserve for unterm.a-
atsd risks, December q.
1873 13.......................oia oiaS.tdS g
Less 70, orR prerziuns....... n.'S sS-l57.5ss el
Net earned n,.mIrn.. e2l rs
Rensurances. ................ oa5.U3 "
Losses On fire. e..... Sl33,070 ~
DOSES On marine. s. ,l72 06
Losses on fiveT.... S,T4 SI-Sco,oN W
Expenses, taxes, ete.. l6ss in.
terest account......... I1.l0l ~
Commissions on agency bus.
ness. s...................... ','S"
Rebate paid ts the assured. 1.T3 ="
semi annual interest On caD
itsl stock
Five per cent paid
August, 1874. = IN ~
Pivs psr cent pay.
able in Febsu.
sry, ,e7t..... E.W ~ - 40 a. -A,,,sls g.
Reserved for usaettIeA elAiEs. 5000. 63.361 -
The company has the following assetG
Cash Ao,so, ie
B,s rscei vabls for premiums ...... 1917 l6
Bonds. city aad Others rs...........,., I3s 900 10
stocks, 0as Company and sthers........ 67,5lA -
Pledge and mortgage noses. 81, ,7sS So
Premiums in course Of collection. l062 27O 50
Susps nss account ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3.50 so
Agency prem.ums for Dscem5e1........ HOS 70
Warrant account. nS....................... S,7S9 6S
Branch cfdce. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. asa u
Louisiana Cotton Hsctory............... 1870 90
Property corner Canal aud Comp stseess s.662 :,
Other rea; estate ats.................... 1850 o
Due by insvrauce cor.paa,es .GoS 76
Total. ,a,................. en4 5os =
Depreciation. n...................... $3.50 ~
Cxsh market salne. o676 ~ g
LIAEILlTIES.
Capital stsck... 800 0c "
Unterminated risks. LIS COS %
iateross on capital stock. duo in Fe5ra.
Ary........................ 5S.W "
lnte.es: and dividends uncollected...... illl5 10
Biis PAYABLE. .................. ;.I6 o.
Claims unsettled. 1851 3:
Reserve. two and half per cent on
losses. .......................... 1915 3.
Total. 8676 ~ q
Tho above stAtemSns Is . true and csrvect tran
er:pt from the books Of tbs company.
J.TUYHS, President
;. ". HIHcKs, BecretafY.
sworn to ana subscnbed 1e!o.s ms. this n:a:h
I day Of January. 4. 3. 1874
+. CHARLRS CUvELLiE1
Notary Public.
Ns. 10 t;ravief treet. New OslesnA
The semi. annual interest dividend Of i've poS
cent. due first MONDAY in February. viii b. paid
to the stockhOlders on and after that dSts.
Directors.
GRoRGE URQuHAkT, n. PAYRO.
a. GALLY PLACIDE YORSTlHk
GEORGE ". BABCOCK. AUGUST RElCHARD.
r. BAILEY BLANCHARD u. HILTBk Bkk1kR.
4. SCHREIBER, W. 3. SCHMIDT.
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CUSTOMHOUSE BROKER.
Office, No. , Clinton street.
Eetve cen Customhouse and Benville streets.
Opposite the Customhouse. Nev Orleans.
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The meeting then adjourned.