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Sales Of alternate sections " che States Of Arkansas and Me
soari, and rsssorats0n Of wtttdram taads market.
BY THE PREsIDEsT Of THE UNITED STATES


soari and rsssorats0n Of wakdraen Iaads Bsarksi.
by THE PREsIpEsT o. the UNITED STATES
IN PursuaDes Oflaw FRANKLIN FIERCE President rhe Tai
bubble a M y s q h rs a md A dS,s ~ W. @
oned Of bs lands the sections bearing ODD nb Ash
o sa and Fs9a lAroa - ne states q Miso1E anS
smith, subject 10 minimum q too dollars iy per-
as provided y The act approved so February lass ganlag
constructing said railroads. specially excepted from graduation
a. 10 pnee y The ae, q All August, 1854, 70 vii:
The viii Be held at the land
ne disposal Of The ube lands within zach seedoa bearing
mentioned townships viz:
NORTH ofhs base line aud 81 A pasipal nsydia
Townshps q 5, 10, u, IS. TO-. ~, 10. Of range
To~as s1S. e. H. si8 81 d r. fa NJ 3 'a's'
townships TOWNSHIPS ~ is, as'as q, ofranssa;
Tounships 70 20, ai,' ~ Of ranae !.
NORTH oftts base itns MN prineipal meridian
TTSwS.SiGs 2. iSSH 70 Il, r. Is ~ Orange
Townships l. 3 3. J. TO- IL e, is, a, Of ranseS
TT" ",.n,ip 70 p r. Of range
Township g, Orange
The public sale will be held the ONCE
% ao.s o ?. Monday h day ." next or The dis
above referred situated in the follow named
North Of tAs base line and 0fe nm principal msda"
Townships 3, 4, s, 0, of range
townships I, :, 9 Of ranges 4, %
Townships ). g. ~, q ianses
townships 5, o, T. Of inpges
The public held LITTLE Ro OK
commencing Monday The SIKH
posa ofihe public
ABOVE referred 10 as are situated In the following townships viz
South Of the base Of h principal ,uerdqn
Township |, Of ii 10.
Townships ! ;" q al range -.
Townships 81. g. of range IA.
Townships }, 2, 3, 4, 5, of ranges Is and l6.
Townships B 4, 5. 9, 20, range IL.
North Of the base line Of I'm principal erdian
Townships l. q" B. 6, 7, of range6
Townships I, g ., 4, s. g." z, OF range T.
Townships a. 3, 4. s. 8, 7, of range g.
Townships ', a. g. a. 5, @, Of ranges.
TOWNSHIPS |, p" g." a, S, o range TO-
Townships !, q 3, A. OF range H.
Townships - p. 3 4, 5. Of range H.
Townships !, 2, 81 S. 6, Of range
Townships !, O. 3, 4, s. O." T. of range IA.
Townships |, s. g. T. Of range is.
Townships s, g. 7, Of ranges is and II.
The public sale win be held office af w.
commencing Monday the day October ne
for the disposal Of the public lands
sections above referred situated
townships, viz
South Of The base line and O the FIN principal meridian
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Raasonable. Request.

A facecious Irish barrlster, who nei-
ther acknowledged nor repudiated the
code of honor. sent some of his witty shafts
so truely home to truely bragadocio
brother chip of the real Cockney s.hool,
that challenge was the result. 1t was
accepted i and the parties retired toa COM
mon near london to settle the matter with
pistols. There happened to be a mile
stone standing on the spot selected. and
the Cockney. who was lame. asked the
Irishman il be would permit him, on ac-
count Of his, lameness, to rest upon the
milestone while he fred. ssMost unques
tionab.y,,n was the reply. The ground
was measured up to the milestone, the pis.
tolls were being loaded, and the Cockney
was takiug up his position, when the Irish
man, in the blandest and most polite
manner, asked his antagonists if he woult
grant him one request. Certainly
what is it?" "Just that you will have th'
Kindness to allow me to rest upon tn,
other milestone while we are firing at eacl
other" This discharge of general humo
put an end to the duel, and they returne'
good friends.
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Legal Notice

KATHARINE SPlLLERS, of the State of Iowa,
l j will take notice that on the 18th day OF
august 1856, at the inst :e of William Me-
Knight as Administrator, w .lliam o. Martin,
dereasea. a summons aii,i o der of attachment
was issued against her by Joel +. Randolph,
Eso.. a Justice of the Peacc in and for the
eounty of Monroe and State of Ohio, demand3
ing $50 with interest from April IL, 1851.
That said summons was returned defendant not
foup,l. and said attachment returned endorsed
No goods. &c. foand to attach with suggestion
| that said defendant had an interest in real
/ estate in said county. The said Administers
/ tor afterwards on the 30th day of August, 1926,
6ied transcript of the said proceedings IN
] the court of common. pleas of said county,
/ mon which the said Administrator obtains d an
/ order of attachment from said court, forIthe
sum aforesaid, which has been returned served:
i The said defendant will also take notice, that
!. ON the 3uth, day of August, lSa6, said plaintiff
iiled in said court his petition in civil actor
against said defendant demanding said sum .
luoney: and that unless saittdefsndant shal
. appear in said corrt, on or before the fthirs
saturday after the Sth. day of October, slsad
) and answer said, petition, that at the octobe
rlterm of said court, iS56, the plaintiff will asl
IS for a Judgment against the defendant by de
? fault for S5D, with interest from the, 9Th da
!, Iof April, A. ID. 1881. sssspf - a " s. IL
HeLLlsTER, OKEY 4 HoLLIsTER, ~.
s.yt. 3, 1855, &tt'ys for Plaintiff,
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JuI,n Phoe nix Again.

There is no end to the mischief that John
Phonnix, of California, is responsible
for. "A short time ago, while enjoying
himself ut The theatre, he observed man
sitting three seats in front, whom he
thought he knew: he requested the person
sitting next to him to punch the other
individual with his cane" The polite
stranger did so, aud the disturbed person
Thinning bis head little he discovered his
mistake-not the person he took him for.
Fixing his attention steadiastly on the
play, aud affecting Inconsistencies OF the
whole affair, he left the man with ihe cane
to settle with the other for the distur-
bance, who, being wholly without an ex.
case, there was, of course, lndicrous
and embarrassing scene-dnring all o
which Phoenix was profoundly interested
In the play. At last the. man with tht
cane asked, rather indig gnantly:
"Didn't you tell me to punch that per
son With nay istiek?" saFssasa '1i
aYes!" sass
.And what did you wantf' ,
al wanted to sec whether yon wonl'
punch him or no'!'
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
MAILS AT SUNFISH, OHIO.

EASTERN MAIL-Leaues Wheeling (by Steam
boat Stephen BayardD at 10 O'Clock A. A.,
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays; arrsUes at
suntish same days at o'clock ?. M. Return
ing ieaues Parkersburgh 6io'clock A. NJ, Tues
days, Thursdays and saturdays; arrires at Sun
| fish from 4 to o'clock p. NJ, same days. q
! WooDsFlELD MAlL-Departs Mondays and
Thursdays at P. NJ, and arrives Tuesdays
| and Fridays by 8 A. NJ.
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mail Arrangements. Z.

4, RRIvAI. AND DEPARTURE OF the Mails at
n and from WooDsFIELD: -tsTi
BARNEsvlLLE-Arrives every day (e.cept sun
day) at - o'clock NJ. Departs every day lex
cept Sunday at o'clock p M.
BARsEsyiLLE (via Calais) ARR, Js every
Wednesday and Saturday at l2 o'clock NJ. De-
parts every Wednesday and Saturday at ~. T. NJ.
MARIETTA (Western route)-Arrises every
Tuesday and Thursday at II. NJ. Departs ev-
cry Nor lay and "Wednesday at . A.. Al. :, !
MARIETTA (southern route)-Arriyes every
Saturday at 7p. NJ. Departs every FRIDAY al
5 A. NJ.
suSrIsH fclarington)-- every Monday
and Thursday at II NJ. Departs same days q
pm. A;If3a
ST. CLAlRsv1LLE-Arrivese ev 'ry MONDAY ah'
Friday at p NJ. Departs every Tuesday am am
saturday at S A. NJ.
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PROCLAMATION.

T WILLIAM READ Sheriff of the said County
| of Monroe, in the State of Ohio, do herei,y
notify the qualified electors of said County. to
assemble in their respective townships, at the
usual place of holding elections, on Tuesday.
being the 4th day of November, A. ID. 1886.
and then and there to proceed, as the law di-
rects, to elect enty-three electors OF Presi-
dent and Vice President of the United States.
n pursuance of the Constitution and laws OF the
Uuted States.
In testimony whereof / hereunto set my
hand this Ith day OF October. a. ID. 1886, al
| the SheriiT's office, at Wooslsfieid,
WILLIAM READ.
Sheriff n. C. O
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w A ANtaaElae!l

TWO HUNDRED CORDS OF TANtBARk AND
EtvR HUNDRED HIDES AND CALFSKiNS.
T GRAricSY's Tannery, in Beallsville, fer
n which the highest CASH price VIII De
paid.
All kinds of LEATHER constantly kept Oh
hand, and for sale on reasonable terms, by the
subscriber, sTHADDEUS a.. GRATlGNY., !
BEALLsyIELE, Mag Z, 1856. es ei sstiyii
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BIG BRINDl.E

I1 4
~ Nashville Rlasy years ago' there re-
oided gentlomanof great hospitality, large
1nq fhongn nnea'icaeea, nossesseu oi 'iaio
Knot seIise. Ga " shad oeen elected 70
the Legislature ahd haa also oeen Juuse
Of the county court.
His eleyation, however, nad maae hiii'
somewhat poiapous, and he became very
fond OF scsing big words. on MS larm
be- had q large. mischieyous OK, called
Big Brindle, which frequently broke
down his neighbor's fences, and commit
ted other depredations, muchto the col
osels annoyance.
Line morning after eFeaA'ast, th pre-
eence OF some large gentlemen who hao
stayed with himovef night, and were now on
their war q; town ihe called ils oVerseer'
and said TO him; m sc sVt
Mr.. Allen desire You to impound
Big Brindie, IN order that | may hear no
more animadyersions onzhls eternal depre-
dations. =
Allen bowed and walked OH, soreiy puz-
zled to know what the Colonel meant.
50 after Col. w teit Tor town, nc went
5 to his wife aud asked her what Col. W.
s meant by telling hlmto ''imround' The OK; {,
why" said she, "the Col. msaht to 'eii
Jon 10 put him in a pen @
Allen lett TO perform the ieat, LOT IL WAS
very wild and vicious, and after great
deal oftroable and yexation he succeeded
s ssWell, said he, wiping the persrira-
tion from his brow, aud soli'oqaisihg,. "this
= imporndihg is i? Now I'm dead sure
snc ola col,szwili ASK me II nave 'i'Rouhd
Cd Dig Brindle, aud | BET l IL puzz!e MN
% bad as ne did me- - =.
The next day the Colonel gave an
ner party, and as ne was not arls'ocrauc
Allen, the oyerseer, sat down with tn
company. After the second or third glas
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE.

Court Of, Common Pleas Of -loasroe Coun-
5 ty OHIO. g.e1 eng So
r OUISA iIARAPoI' will take notice, that on
| i the L7th day of June, 1856, Jacob Hafapst
iii,,,! in said Court, his petition for D'voFee
from his said wife. Carse-wlful absence foi
iaore than three years. Said petition will be
for hearing at the October term ls56, OF said
Conrt. kee cot.ssas JOHN s.. WAY, Y,715}
July 2. 1s56.-6w. Atty for petitioner.
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LOOK HERE.

yjtiIE undersigned havins sold ont his steek oi
| CONNECTIONS. Groceries, Hardware, Geecens-
wa.s Notions, Nc, TO William Lippincott, viii
hcreafter continue the
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
.Liouor business exclusively, AMI will sell al
prices which cannot fail to please purchasers
Nv stock of common liquors is complete, an,!
cannot be excelled in quality. have also on
hand French Cugnac Otard, Pale, Blackberry
Ginger, Peach. Apple, New York, Wild Cherry
Tame Cherry, and Domestic Brandics; also
Sweet Malaga, Native, Glalet, Connnos Port.
.Crowr,head Port Catawba. and MADEIRA Wines
Old Bourbon, Old Rye, Old AlononSahels, Irish
and Rcctified Whisky; also Holland Gin, Do
met;tic Gin and New England Rum. Quart pit.
and half pint Flasks by the gross or half gross
which will sell at the lowest prices. st i
Persons wanting liquor for family or ries;ei'
nal purposes, can rely ON getting pure ef.'t'f M
bv calling at the corner of Main and Water
Street, Suniish Ohio. .--s-ss.tss.
| Nov. q, 1885. W1. Ii. MALLohl'
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Compound Syrup sf Blackberry Roo
AND CARPET
~ f~EAvTNCsaW u

a
rTt1E undersigned is engaged in Weaving COW
l5 ElsLETS and CARPETS Of every .sty IL and
v;alety. ca asslc kk5ot
q He has two looms, tone of whiehsxeavestwd
figures, and the other eight, as follaxsr
Philadelphia Beauty, BelisvilIs Wrsatk, ~
10 Beauty of the West, Lady's Fancy nao
&c | Gentleman's Fancy, Highwsyd Oh ID
Bloom, Cranbesry Winsassissid &
Farmers Ghoice,n,aH ls,tu,ss.
- ~ Enterprise, and Nofth Starliuu uak
/ 0The last eight are woven with a'seah, xnf
the fist two without seanissa '79baFxsiA IA
+ q Either double or single Eoverleta stp vsp ~.
the shortest notice. "a aaar1 81
Those having no chain can be supplied hyy
the undersigned s The following are his tetpisH
/ lcoVerlsts, per pain, $500 or ASS sae4 foss
three or more Coverlets--all wossR tuithbut
ssams. Carpets Csnlmon 10 ssntsspes y4rA.
double chain l2a cents per yard, 49, ~
| eMlLroxsBuReH, Juns 25, 1856. ,ssdok a =
IN. B.-Coloring done in the best pdhsiblG
-tyle.l 6m. ob IT ,gt7sdaned I
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SCHOOL DisclpLIsE "A teacher who
habitually, in governing his pupils, acts
with Discrimination aud eonscieutioastt'
who is so just il. i:ses'i;aatc of tie nature
and degree Of tie f.lui;. ana q lis eorrec-
lion. as 4, gise the Impression that right
dealing Is his All; .aisdi ssiitlf viii aeqairt
the cohiideilce of his paYlis in q tcsryt
that will render discipline easy; While ths
one, one who. froal earelesslless, haze, or pas
sion. makes yfresiaent m'sta ses.i and pm
ishcs nninstlv, 80 'garled as desti
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Is hereby given that petition will be pre-
sented to the Commissioners of Monroe county
Ohio, at their next session, asking for graded
county road from Srdis in Ohio township, to
Antioch in Perry township, commencing at
Sardis; thence down the River to the mouth of
Narrow's run, thence up said run to the low
gap, near the residence of Jno Robinson, thence
down Walnut; camp run, the nearest and
best route to Henry Eglabery's u,ill thenear-
est and best route to Antioch, the grade Of said
road not to exceed 81 degrees.
ss1 'fi' Many Petitioners.
Sept. II, 1876. (pd.)
j. blanks for sale at this
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yg gsIMoTHY SEED, KY. Blue sirass Seeds
81 J,em, Se.d t;arleA eeds, &c.. &c., for
Sale at = s g. Ain -
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THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY.
puBLIsuED EVERY wEDNEsDAY.
TERMS OF suBscRlrrIoY:

One dollar and fifty cents per annum, it paid
in advance; otherwise two dollars will be re-
quired. Marketable produce will be taken III
payment.
No paper will be discontinued except at the
option of the publisher, until all arrears are
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Oliver Lahes, Estate.

Oliver Labee' Estate,
NOTICE is hereby given. that the subscriber
IN was appontei ami qualified by tia -,
bate Court of Monroe county, Chic, as admin
iStrator of the estate of Oliver Lebes, jr., late
of Monroe county, deceased, or the !th day
of June, 1886. ,,i5s
FREDERICK BURKHART ).
June Is. 1856. Administrator Z
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.SCigar-makersSsbb WanlitaesHlla WlitasHlla q 4

wishes 10 employq1sH II
l. THREE GOOD CIGAR-MAKRRS dooeI
at his. Shop in Sunfsh. ~ .ig,2 5sYss>a siuaaJ
= He will pay Wheeling pricos 70 good EQrF1
ahen Who will apply soon. - : -
HE always keeps on band a largeeSuDfU ~
e EXcELLENT, CIGARS and 81 l5|I n.
slOl,ACCO. Merchants and Others dea} }iag1 tn
these articles will find it to tkefit II
purchase of him. = q III 4s5H &
Clatingtcn, e., Ialy a0Hlets- sk hiystl
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clarinsten Lodge. no 2e3,

CIaJiMb LUN IUUSti NV -IVVj =
OF F. & A. MAsoSs. meets the Monday on or
nrece,linp the full moon in each month. as,~..
J. d. OCONNOR, w. M.
WM. F. BooTH, 5. w. JAG. w. HOWELL, ). d
RoBT. CHASE, J. w. WIN. I. HuRD, Secry.
PETER WADE. J. b. JAMES COLLINS, Tyler.
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Blank Deeds and Justices
Blanks for sale at this Office.
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PREPARED BY aDR. j. c. AVER,
.setical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell Mass

81 pisif9a M soLD Br
J. M. Kirkhride, Woodsfeld; Armstrong
Mooney g. Co, Beallsyilie; kotzebue 4
Oblinger, Malaga; Charles Hare, Sum
merield; and by all dealers in Medi-
cines everywhere.
August 20, 1856,
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TEAC ACHERS ASSOCIATION

FI,EiE Moaroe County Teachers dissolution
will hold i1s next meeting in the town OF
WOODSFIELD, for the term of two weeks,
commencing on
Monday, October goth, 1855,
The exercises in teaching will be conducted
by the following persons, wiz: ii
Orthography--William c. Barnes and A. J.
Sutton.
Reuding-R l.. Morris and S. A. Graham.
| IVrifingz-Wn. Wheeler and b. Powell.
arithmetic y. o. Amos and e. Martin.
Gran,nar-B.s Powell and George Mason.
Geogfaphy--Jolln Brooks and }. {. Clark.
Phiiosophy-William X. Upton and VIM.
Wheeler il4 ~ 50 l'#t
ChemiStry-A j. Sutton and William F.
Hunter. iF'e ah
| PhysioIegy-J. c. Clark and J. O. Amos
| Besides the regular exercises above enumer-
atei various s. bects pertaining to the husi-
! ness of teaching will be discussed 10y the socie-
ty,' during the evening. . N.'
1t is desirable that all teachers should be in
attendance at the beginning of the session.
A Teachers from other counties are cordially
invited to attend and participate in our dehb-
ei4itions. Jgl 5fliffs5a zifl.
6a BY order of the Association.
J. C., CLARK, Sec'y.
Sept. Il, 1s5G.-6w.
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AYERS. CHERRY PEeToRAI
roR THE RAPID CURE OF
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
COUGHS, COLDS, HaARSE INFLt'
ENZA, BRONCHI1JS. WHooFiN@
FG. COUGH, GROUP, AsFHmA. ih
CJPIENT CONSUM PTi0N,

EKZA, 3RONCHI1IS. WHoeFiN@
.Te COUGH, GROUP, AsTHhA. ih-
CIPIENT CONSUM PTioN, ua!
and for the relief Of eonsnptye patients ~ avahse
: stages nf the disease, & -
Il We need not speak to the public of its virtue
Thron every and almost every nahet W u
American states iis wonderful cntes Of r'n:ohn! con
nlains have ,naser il already known Mas. few are II
families in any civifzci tyaiity this continent W. ~
some personal experiences of its taects and fewer yer m
communities any where which have not ai,"'g 'heI
some ing fopIy If its victory orerte subtle aa VA
rerous diseases of the throat aud Rngs. hi. II ~ "
most powerful, antlote yet known to man or t'ie ioM M
Liable and dangerous diseases Of the pulmonary oil7'
Is also the ple.,san and safest remedy that can % ei
pfpyed for infants and YOUNG persons faiSn,s sio'
have IL in store against the iasiious eie'y ts' s,e
upon then, unrepaIed. We haze ahnI,.!ai,l gfonhs "
believe the CufRY prcrnry caves more ti'es ny '"e ~ a.
sun,ptious prevents than those II cures. heep &
yuu and cure Your colds while they are cnrp'e, ui y,
iec then, Until no human skill can master tfe
canker HAT. fastened the vitals eats your 'e wv.
All knew the Urea i fatality OF lung Disorders Hnu y
they know WRITES of this remedy we hee' %
more than TO ass,,e Hen II lis still made 'he hes IL M
be- We spare no cost. care. no toll 20 founee !. ~
most pc feet possible snl thus afford tii,re VIZ" ,es ~,
it the hest agent which skill can finnish I" u e
ppEpapFn pV aflRs IL r. AVER,
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Executed with neatDess and dispatch at this
Office, an;i at reasonable prices.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-02
.oUIsI.Arl.A DRY. DOCK co.

B z5E={SE= STATE OF LOUISIANA
INV s.HAs 10 iii
month Of q ne Of our Lord one thousand
sas i;S Rsha1d PeIIs
md # the WITNESSES hereinafter named
Personally appeared Mssrs Richard Bartlett Sumner viii
liam Whann, William Kelly, Cornelius } Payne Frederick
Hashs spseseine sEaas alae
HSs rFEis aE
s S Msrs VIZ ~ daas$tss Mn
nsas @
inson AErs Mary A Allen Mrs Fanny Rnz and Alfred Y
Johnson Of Casne stae Of Mane represented said
eo 9n s. s
S r. ~ s5F5y
sand sight hadrsa five hat they had epesqy
associated with them the hereinafter rected and
Ho s s
.,1 Ssffs u H. nam. ns
which Company fixed in the city Of My {, Orleans
chase as aHf sa1ss5 u =
ssripion stock he Office 81 NJ Resoder Morgoges
in newspaper published ii the siy q NV Orleans
end the irtietl ay September in the year one thou
sa The Agent the Company 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 shares each for the
S Oe Of the esabe Sease
h h ar o ono mot ] esa Te
each share of said eighty shares Of stock shall be AS follows
per Of each share subcriDing and ten
SS ao On ten pen n per- cent on
day e AID ye Sc IN 81 M S Of Sep
9TH The Tos Hs con s a the
Managers subject the supervision Of the stockholders all
6t Directors shall be respectively desisnqted the
the a Gs as the anags S or hssg ksn9S Bart
# s s Il ct e es S @
vaeances who shall s1ecto such regulations
aH3e1y say js %s "
ars s the 10 S sSo Collect stu
ra eeeiveand all monies coming to due by said cotpo
The Company declare pay quarterly Of the earnings
dc there De af.er dsfraying expensss diyi
eay t. to 'e DC 3 ali the The uon
ss BE n and
ersigned by the Manager and his books shall always be open
services tie Agent shall be entitled to commission Of two and
Ike sum Of two and Of one per cent on al monies he
shall out on account Of sad corporation except for the pn
st The duties and opgtionS Of the Managers as the same
MN anu herein
The firm of Hughes, Falette Co.. will have the charge of
the of the Dock Docks and subsequently the
and management OF the same as well as OF the mechanical ope
pttons of the Company.
Oh Tie said Hughes, valette Co.. will have the
exclusive right make repairs vessels going into the
0s5 Of The co@p9n in der M q wh if ds firm
the hereof charged by the Louisiana Dry Dock Company
all vessels going into the Dock Of the Company subject
however deduction exceeding per centyl the
AGED S s ct Gs p 3 e n Te sf
dock such deduction from the established
I which ms follows. TO wit
| Sbips and smaller vessels-Rates for docking