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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-10-30

BWrIELp.---Our young neighbor, says the
superior Caronitie. continues to prosper and
bids fair 10 be OF some future Importance AZ
the present time j, numbers nine frame and icsr
log houses complete, with four more frame
houses under erection 1t also boasts OF thr'e
stores. very larg. saw mill and warehov ),
and pier. 1t needs but newspaper too on
vince the world OF its real existence, unt thi
deficiency will probably he supplied mex sum
mer
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Nrw lunK, Oct. ~
The Tribune has information from n Custom
House official to the effect that wvcral slavers
are being fitted out at this por, To take advan
tagc Of Gen Walkers recent decree permitting
slavery IN Nicaragua
The amount Of forged papers issued by Hun
ington. as far ~ identified, already reaches 10
nearly s550.O0O A further amount Of about
100000 WINS brought forward today
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NYOTICE--TO JOHN CoRRIG AN, PARKER
III Yalns a A. huaI " Aausrs ~ n $780,

NOIlCt~~Io JOHN JDkhIGAN, PARKER
IN Psns, n, u. Basi, W. NJ Rssefs, vi u. hecro,.
" end o'h.ss saAno"n, o~nsas or eisisnias 10 ows
hts % parcels Of Nnd 10 the ely Of sstnt fsal the
sssess heesaafss Gsser.bsd.
wAs.s ten rss,asn, ir.seIasss Of the sseend ward,
,hs ty u saint rsui, hsvs. BY pstis, sspr.ssols
the Commoa Council that Il 10 nsres.sry 10 t,ke tr
pss,is sss 10 ssls Mad, certain ,isee % land surl
e,eat 70 widen kotsst street. ioiisvs conssss ns
al tbs DO ID ssss corner VI Fourth and Robsrt s..
thsacs st-wsfdiy sag sad Fourth ses foaf 10 set
thsass "cshssrdiy, parallel with Robert sirsst ahoa,
TOO hsn6fsa sed assIy ave tsssj to Tina street
,hssss ssstsasdy 70 Robert stree, osr 10 ls<t lhsses
soushsssdiy slsas koesu street TO place Of BEGIN
alag. essns strip d lad Ia Iron, Of enc 10 ana
e'assea ts). In block sgAsssn (s Saint Psai proper
hei ss dssp md 81 tsnaiss from Fourth tih
Nsv, hssesoss, you. the psfsoas shove named and oil
ossAs pereoas Interested thsfssa hereby sosieei
shAs % wednesday, the twsay sIth dsy 81 hossmbss
sest ~ tsa oelosh 10 the orsaooa Of that day o.
ritseason st b msds bsAaf Of sssa pslsasrs, 10
he Hss hasss ah.rssras Judge ef The district Court
Of esassy eeaay os The sppe.assat ef twelve isross
70 visw toe pssmisrs to dss1rmtpe whsthsr 4 Gill
b sssssU 70 ssss ssy PORTION Of Ne os the
end pssposss sessiasd u ssN psutss-
~ sstss d ~ CSaAoa Oesnct,
Oct isSsst~ L, y. GOTTA, City clssk.
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MoRr FiRrs. Passengers who cv ne down
to day, Saturday says the Shakoy zee Afro
ate report a destructive fire rag' ag of the
prairie between Henderson and e Seuer -
Large quantities of hay were d. stroycd, and
much other damage sustained by he farmers in
that region Fires have been 70 ging in almost
every direction for couple OF .eeks past. In
the neighborhood OF st. Peter, they have been
unusually severe, causing vas amount Of loss
the farmers, in some 'nsta" es, being obliged
to sell their cattle for waT I Of fodder The
C0uris, has been informed I lat the fires were
kindled by the Winnebago Indians, who are in.
censed at the settlers Tor 10 habiting those beau
,lul lakes. which they hun It aud fish on One
farmer on Lake Baan,y ,e caught an Indian
firing his meadow after + hid extinruished it
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L NUIF' FNH sTVItF -. II. HNKI.EI
~ = Iosn street. ks~ Sois. llaymrt anil Msss,
tsststst ~ tsfeyssa ssa Americas furs--Bss msas
ahosasl vfspsfssos this pfsssnt ssssgs u bs,s
every stis< finished IN ssysfioF usnsst AMI 10
aa,sfs hH,f from long sspeUssa- In the bssinsss
saa . fsyatsitDn bt Keeping n1ss bat the oso,esss
~sssAsrGD tsss, thai No Ter Impsstss os hsssfssia
h..as. LAbiEs IAsrllLss, Pnssns, vcrosssrs.
hVtt., ctrvs, he-, vii b. tossa rus Gtovss, 0ssts
va coLtAss, sLnss Rosss. slso fan ssser,msas Of
ailbsss Fus- -
] H. HARLEY,
a Joan street door IRON Nsssso.
Hisass; pr,ses pad fss ksesoen, M,ss, AZ.
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we are informed, by gentleman well &C.
qaain'ed i,h the facts, that the proprietors OF
the New Orleans Pieayune pay ont yearly. for
to .egra ID dispatches alone, $1,000 The ne,
profits n the establishment, last year, il is
said aas united to the snug sum of 100000
The Prs g,ns is neutral in politics.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-10-30

M AkbLkl MAkbLE .--JtsI KELEIvkD
WI At rMk MINNESOTA sAKBL. wOkks. eo,nsr
81 Jsehsas sad seventh streets Nj Psai, . eso,ee
lot ~ Aasness and itsIiaH AsasBesis lent stone.
Marble ChimHsY Pieces, fofsasss slabs, Ae
ThOsa wishisa 10 erect Q sasisbis sad issus sstkut
10 The msn,orsy nj thetS fisnds wi do we'll sn
ssasnias before purchasing ssss shefs.
nsp, ~. Mo da~u }. Y, fostyvfN 4 Co
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v
GAar.--This section ,fN inpesota. GAYS the
Henderson Democrat, il ;,liv with the first va.
rie,ies Of game Deer, turk eys, geese. prairie
chickens &c, abound, to a. extent satisfactory
to the most eager sportsm en-. Almost every
day, wagon loads Of wild Il wis enter this place.
On Sturday. John Fadden Esq, during a halt
hour, shot twenty.one prs .rc chickens and a
rabbit and the day befo e. the Sioux Indian
residing in Clarksyille, Is lied between twenty
and thirty wild gese--r say nothing Of other
amo brongh, down hs unerring rife.
LccaY Saor.- John A. Clark, Esq., oil
Clarksville on tbs 2lse instant. SAYS the Hen
,lerson Democrat, kills d the mammoth buck
tha, has for several Yea "a past made ], his home
in this vicinity, and has often been zcrn and
followed by our hunf< rs The animal weigh
cd. when dressed. n pounds. We do mol
know wha, friend IA rks politics arr hat he
was decidedly hard &C "Old Buck"
P,SFtL RrsoR-- II vas rumorel about
town, says the Shato1 ec Valley f.TGb that
Mr. Samuel Hibler,s rwerly Of this place kill
wi man. at Blue | .ar,h, few days ago.
FroTa oil we can eas q. the killing was perfect
ly legal and jns,ais ole. Mr.. Hiber was at
lacked by two md ividuals and in defending
himself. strnck me Of them across the h.af
with a cane which ,liIoi him. Self pr,-rvs
lion ia one OF IN, kn laws Of nature.
\ Misr,sE--ls the pab!ishsrl liz; Of pre-
ynams Of the Aos Fair a, Minneapolis, ao'
wh'ch ~ss ,ak,n r. IN a copy prepared by tn
secretary. publists in our paFsr lew day
,inee, Mr. f. " WALrrR- Of this city. !
awarded the frsv premium fpr three yaris d
rag carpet.
Mr.. WnTsa> requests ~ To- say that !
-boad read, ior lie hest ,hre- role Of rag esi
pst, instead Of Tire yards. The ,hrse roll
shich bs bad ue. exhibition contained On
snnjresl and ft'y ~ rds.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-10-30

PHILApEiruIA, Oct. ~
Hon Jrimiah n. Barrel Judge Of the Su
prcmc Court oI Kansas. dad AT Grrensburp.
Pa, fnw days since.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-10-30

PaoyIDKscr, Oct -.
The STEAMER Hero an opposition boat be-
tween Providence and New York, sunk IN
Providence river last night Ma lyes were
lost
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-10-30

STILL A''ortxi THE first number Of the
Rice County, Her nd A new paper RECENTLY s,nr,.
I'd at the 0ours MING town If r.r;hs,l, i, thu,
county, has q me To hand. r " PK,.x
Esq, edi'or and proprietor. The Herald is
neutral 10 poll tics but promises 10 do i,s nj,
most 10 suoss I'VE the interests Of the people Of
ni'e county We wish it every possible sue
rees
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III TAiiOHs sod Dsaisrs BkADs.MApR
LUTujNo beg Issvs to sst~ 10 The yubise that tbs,
have sofsiy tsfsrsishsi their kt.fs Opposite Truman
n soiihs fsstias iiosss Th.fa street, where hey
psspsf~d H. ssnsssoasts their ss.ioa.ss. 10 sny
And q tcsd' IA ,hsif line. fhsy .h hand q arss
.toss 81 Costs Psnt, and vsstmss to whas tbs sisn
ton " the paSts 70 espeesby Inviies. Fasni.hisx
40 Dc 81 oil descriptions constantly hand snd ipf
me Nofhsesf a,I-asWsm
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IhMI5 HISDH ATTORNEY AND COUN.
- EtlIpH 81 is~, rsileiis, Ia Cbssesfy ssd ssnsr
81 Lana Agent, Tfsssfs@ aes sioos. MT
al a .wi. -
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-10-30

BLACKSMITH Siior NICHOLAS I.Aiii,
] at thn Upper landing NJ. t1oAA, viii sbo. ,aat
horse attend To thing his liae II business III,
dispatch
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i.rcnY Sgor.- Joh n
Clarksville, on tbs 2lss
lerson Democrat, kills
that has for several Yea
in this vicinity, and
followed by our huni<
cd. when dressed. n
know what friend IA
was decidedly hard &C
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-22
N . &c e.!

~ G. DAWSON tS CO, have formed i
-. partner mi, with r. II. Gfiggs, under the naIne
and style oil Das Grggs y Co, TO take sGes
The Ist day Of Move mber, 1858.
All persons having unsettled accounts with the ola
grn, !. "a r,nues,rd ~ call and settle, Uot25
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-22

BALLS and PARTIES!
I AIDES and Gents Buffalo over Shoes Rubbera
IL and tine French Boots, klps vi my Manufac actuIe
and the largest assortment Of extra Boots and Shoes
that s to be seen in the Queen cities OF the great North
West. 1854
Davenport Boot and Shoe Store. one door bclna
Burrows " Pretty yman's mammoth store. Front 81.
opposite the mill.
Davenport, Jan. 25, '55 JAMES JORDAN.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-22
Dodges' Patent Double Acting Suction
and Force Pump.
THE BEST PUMP IN USEl

hEsh Pumps are double acting, and combine
both the suction and Force princiDles. The -.
sohs valves IN all Cases, OF ths best Bell metal
composiiion, making them available for use in 81
her bot cold liquids. 17177 E.
wish II expressly understood that there 10 no
leather packing or valves about the pump, vhich
makes them less liable 10 get out Of orosr-shss
those pumps using leather. t** ifsFTF
The No. 2 pump v III raise about GEO galions NET
hour with case. The power efs single ildivfduai 10
nteient TO hrows stream upward of any feet, from
ay Tor use at Al nome nt VI & b m 9e ~ffgisgr
Cali and see one in operation at my Shop on Perry
For sale by J. H. DUMONT
Ian IL G3m HsEE E7l- N'-'-F- -
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Coal Coal!
I, owpry TuoNIAS

I oWREY, THOMAS d Co. are now reesiyisr. "A
4 1their Yard near The rail road depot NO T6Es
perior la this Market.
Owing 10 a combination Of the miners 10 rsise me
price oi - toai--whieh We ouli not suhlait TEE
we're unable, for short tme to supply our custoi.
ers But having succeeded IN breaL il up this cor
ainatoL (in which the community hss no anal intes.
ss.l we enow prepared 70 deliver in this city or
Davenport, In quantity TO suit puYehAsoYs a onr
orlaer prices, On application ~ The Yard.
Rock Island Jan Ss.dtf III tN 1855
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Hydraulic Gem,
FOR SALE,

A FLAT BOATS and 2 Crane Boats, sufficient Il
4 raise 10 tons each; set Blaeksuiii tools, i
sufficient quantity of Quarry Tools for POO men TO
work with made OF the best steel, several Anck
ors abo1 three coils Rope 'FRONT.' 10 three inch thick
Also quantity Of lumber and Iron as good as .,eN
which will all BE sold alta great surgan For furthe
particulars enquire OF SAMUEL CALLKs, East Daven
por, or Brittum Black, Hampton, III. tdss lAdtf
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TIE SHOE TRADE.

EIAVfAG Increased our iaciiilies Tor manufaciur :,
iBg and dealing in Boots, shoes and Leather, liz
Unders gned, SUCCESSORS 10 - u Dawson q Co oIci
10 he ct,zeIs Of and vicinity, greater III
ducCments than ever TO buy u4er Ioots aud Shoes o
them. Our retail stock hereafter VIII always col;
tain every description OF goods waIied BY the peops
We also making extensive preparations ieI
hole saeing Boots and Shoes, aud We invite couit-
try dealers call ard exaHine our stock and prices
it determination TO sell on as good te rms its
they be purch ascdin st LeuIs or Chicago
DAWSON, GKlGGS u co.
OCT 25 BrldN ST., door from Cd.
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LOUISIANA DRY DOCK co.

|; 3l=s.y STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SE y 2s, 70 s,5f IS fb eF day
5ns s mS A apr n bs year Of our Lord one thousand
Before Richard Notary Public in for the
and and in presence Of the witnesses hereinafter mined
. Bss VII
nFhf s a ass f qr
pGsr tsssfPp II M1is
aonsy Ms sf e Rob-
psGn Mr. Mary A Allen Mrs Fanny t Rs and Alfred
Johnston Of oasne in the State Of Slane BY
WHO soyerally declared TINT BY Of pursuant to
az act the re Of this ste Of %
% s a aa s @ OF s Sns sna thirty
sand eight hundred and that they had especially
with them for the purposes hereinafter rced and
=
ABIDE R sn With We o % Eod Wit lie If ~
IS SfT q fsaa
and RainsR ~ 6iSng
s ' ts
sson p t. Is stGc6 in the office me Of
in newspaper published in the city Of New Orleans
s Ts sns @ dsy e a s Pd
sand eight hundred and seventy -two
3d. The Agent of the Company is the proper officer upon
whom citation other against the Company shall be
4h The capital stock Of said Company is fixed at the Of
eighty thousand dollars divided into eighty each for the
IN amount Of tie socoders shall desirable to increase
as one sae e
each share of said eighty shares of stocshnl be follows
cent Of each share subscribing and ten
e n
first day Of Angnst and five per cent on the first day of Sep
5h The s no R rs and the
Managers subject to the supervision of the stockholders all
6 Said be respectively designated the one as
agent the ether the Managsr Of these Richard BUT.
In Of the esgnation or ea Of her lie Asent or c
Manager of both the majority of the
Be rules ad e os
Whe lie aaGp process Of
struction and after shall active operation Agent
Affairs q the corporation ne shall Collect the inssmens Of
rails receive pay aoniss coming BY said eorpo
ration keep all proper books and for the
" !! ,s eHs
shall keep transfer book for the transfer Of stock and
tersgne BY the Manager and his books shall always be
services the Agent shall be entitled commission of
eent all monies he shall and the
like of two and Of centum all monies he
shall out account sad corporation except for the
assumed by him and herein declared be, follows
wit The firm of Hughes Eaette Co., will have charge
the construction of the Dock Docks and subsequently the
and Of the well of the mechanical
rations OF the Company.
9th. The said firm of Hughes yaette & Co.. will have the
exclusive right TO make repairs vessels going
Docks Of the Company in consideration of which said firm
guarantees to the said Association the full dockae
the rates hereof charged by the Louisiana Dry Dock Company
all vessels going into the Dock of the Company subject
however, deduction not exceeding per
fixed rates of dockage for any vessel which the Agent
may eXpedien the interest the Company
into dock ut such deduction from the established
| which as follows 10 witt
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D. n. PORTER, NJ. Dr.
yNooDmAN,s EXTRACT OF JAMAICA

JKOODNlAN'S EXTRACT OF JAMAICA
~ GINGER-such is the intimate connection between the
stomach and the system that the health depends
very much upon the state Of the other and medicine which,
grateful and beneficial the stomach has the Questioning
the system to its natural tone and vgor and owing
these circumstances the EXTRACT OF GINGER will be
excellent remedy for Nervous and Sick Headache for
Sea Sickness Nausea, etc. etc. The great advantage
Fluid Extract Essence Of Jamaica Ginger is that in very
any of the inert matter which makes it more agreeable
to the stomach.
Dyspeptc persons who troubled with nausea or distress Of
the stomach after eating owing the weakness of the dges-
tive organs, will find this preparation invaluable usually
affords immediate relief and is far ecacous than brandy
any other kind of ardent Spirits it stimulates warns
the stomach producing permanent relief without the
During the prevalence Of the cholera it the
greatest benefit for preventing weakness and relaxation Of the
bowels, which produce darrhea.
Afew drops tumber of water with sugar or syrup form
ealthfu and delightful beverage this Extract coneracng
the bad effects Of the cold water.
~ WOODLANDS EXTRACT OF JAMAICA GINGER
is deliberately prepared from carefully articles Of the
best quality.
desiring articehat can be relied upon
prepared solely from PURE JAMAICA GINGER should be par
tcmar to ask for Woodman's Extract of Jamaica Ginger
which is warranted to be exactly what it is represented
Q. o. WOODMAN, corner of Magazine and Commonsreets,
Wholesale Agent, New Orleans. jel2 5md&W
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o. O. WO0DMAN.

=, -, n ~, M 4 TSr
w. X 'N = Y f C,o ar1
eueeeso - ~ Y y nd nssIar In choice
azlne s.iee.s, MeM otiv@, sI1ss pITPI
., aI,rp T,racts Fine Perfnmery and
Fancy Soaps PATENT MEDICINES, sURG1CALEINsTRU-
MENTs DRUGGISTS -, ,,s t 1
and American v ltapo 49, 1'>1Sn' ' $500 81
sIufFs, etc. 3a,..55 a n, .4 ,,,, ~ -, p,, -, !
DrnSstsss' $ y $3.50 - III - -
purchase = 80 - ~ ''iA
Orders poin list = a.}'sn5o E u
| 3$$s DIRECT lMFotiAI1oS From Euhofh. 4ea
Receiving late arrivals direct from England France and Ger
many, alarge assortment of DRUGS CHEMICALS, GLASS
WARE, PERFUMERY, BRUSHES, etc Among which are
Ism boxes French, Window. Glass assorted sizes
100 lbs Conrads Hydriodate Potash. Ks
10 H. sIa,asz,s' E,aIs,, p,a s1.sS .....
1no H. M, -, ~ La, f,aIaI g rs ....." \
W ,Ss .,,a4a tn;s .s..
2 s casas Garh nisrnssia = ..
N onsos fsI,,naa Marnas;, e-gs .. ..'
= .1ss--G 100 v s- ga5 ...
FROM THE BEST AMERICAN MANUFACTURERS.
1000 ounces Of puinine, Power & Weghtman.
50 ounces Sulphate Of Morphine. .,u.
10 ounces Acetate Morphine. .,.H, I'D. .4..a
so ounces Strychnine .. "
100 lbs Am. H. S. Calon1el ! bot. " ="
200 lbs Am. H. S. Calome in Is b boxes.
80 kegs ref. Salt Petre. ... A.,
Is dozen Chloride Soda. IT,.
100 lbs Nitric Acid. "'' .. ~
10 demllohns Aqua Ammonia. -"@f
~ ~ w. g. 9plsi's Miae' ~
5 lbs pure Nitrate Silver, CRYSTALS.
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DR. BILLINGS CARNLINATIVE AND AS
~ TRINGENT sYRUP-An Infallible Remedy for CHoL-
ERA INFANTUM OR SUMNER COMPLAINT OF Chill
DREN, CHOLERA MORBUs, DIARRHEA, or ANY IR-
IRREGULARITIES OF THE BOWEI.S-The long and sue
cesul experience in the of this remedy by the inventor
in the treatment Of all the diseases for which it
mended together with the highly respectable testimony which
numbers bear to its efficacy in the of the Bowel aec-
tons of Children Diarhea Cholera Morbus and Dysenery
grown persons enle to higher confidence than If il
of the ordinary umbug medicines of the day. which pro-
ess perform miracles and all the ills of life Its charac-
has been fully established in the hands Of physicians the
highest character the following letter from gentleman
aresident of Lockhart, Texas. will show
-s.= @.s "DELr4 (Coahoma Coz Miss May 81, 1877.
o. O. Wooanan Esq Dear sr-There a very few of
ling lend the sanction of my NAME humble it may
experience however have forced upon the conviction
valuable compound prepared upon scientific prncpes-per
although its ingredients kept secret to rank higher
the scale Of remedial agents than norum It affords
pleasure be able out the fear of successful contradc
on} to add testimony in favor of its efficiency
pleasant remedy in all the forms of bowel complaints for which
it recommended have used it myself several very
eresng chronic of Darrhea and Dysentey and recon-
mend in many others and in every instance where such
preparation was indicated, ii proved successful.
Respectfully yours
D. N. PORTER, NJ D."
# For sale wholesale and retail, by
q. o.
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Every additional % tons will pa

The day Of docking and unlocking vessels will be charged
2ne az a So the 5 @ F n.s not b @ Gs % se
such less rates they WISH making good however this
Sih Ihe sad r% q hughes ya1ette 4 Co. shall conform
Ne o al %orE npon vesse Il the doeF
h Said Of Hughes s Vasits 4 Co. shall be entitled to
viii be in full for the labor Of 50 doing '' s'
the nsesy yS az dock pos a
erection by them for the of This corporation together
eomnodaton when launched as we'll as the aecomoiaon Of
nsvs a III s na "F rent aa s of tine o ey s re-
day Of October last past S5 the eighteen
them I S s sG pSSSs Gs
s as anS s s with s GS s obtained By ns
be incurred for the construction Of any wharve
Is S be Of III st e aes Co.. shall make
the companys agent weekly of the business of the
llh Any three stockholders may any have the power
stockholders each shall count one vote and in all cases
ma0 Of ll s" h stock 0ny fa GHd
poraon IN any further sum hHn the unpaid balance due to the
5lh When the period arrives for the winding of the affairs
Of saH On lie nno 9 be fSn4sssd b
amount and shall styled the qulains Commissioners and
the company terms by STOCKHOLDERS gen
ea mesn they sG eoeGt all amounts due comp@ny
sG s hn be P5efP St respective
Thus done and passed in my ofce at New Orleans aforesaid
in presence Of John ti Turner and Edward O. Willard com
with said appeArerS and me Notary.
Original signed j
r. B. Sumner, Shares.
VIM. Whunn, five shares
+. +. Foger Il Co., five shares.
Hughes Nnette & Co. sixteen shares
FFedik Camerdeu, shHrcs.
VIM Whitlock Trustee, share.
Ilrris 4 Morgan, fifteen shares
! T. j. Hart Il Co.. five shares.
Corn's Il. Payne, four shares.
A Converse, tor his wifi, Mary Converse one share.
VIM. Kelley shares.
Daniel Johnston, by r. b. Sumner, Atty, two shares.
j. II. Hagedorn, shares -
Gldden, Marshall L CO.. one share,
O. PaineS, for Harriet Emma PaIues, share.
fShar
A. j, Whitmore, for Mrs Ellen Robinson, two shares
A. j. WhitmoFe, for Mrs Mary Ann Allen one share
A. J. WhitmorA, for Alfred j. Rniz one share
A. J. Whitmorc, for Mrs. Fanny Ruiz one share
a. J. Whitmore, for Mrs. G. Davis, share
A. j. Whitmore, share
49, JN0. G. TURNER
...- .. EDN'D o. WILLARD.
r. Brennan. Not Pub.
hereby certify the foregoing to be true copy of The orgnu
act Of record in current register In whereof
H. have hereto signed my and affixed the impress m
Official seal, This fourth day of May, A. d. 1856
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