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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-06

-. A., ,,ri rs,as OF iniynet' ~ scsil ~ ~ it,
ia s,,ud shall there be substituted sy,
,.m ,nx.ton which viii press with equal ana mr"
=, WEIGH; upon every ntcrt aud section Oh I've
,,uuiry! Shall the Gutit- te taken from tho com
moGi,ies which ere employed in manufactures, ana pe
imposed upon the articles whicE used in agr!cui
;uEe' In the frs; case il would be aoiing more nor
less than 20 give 20 much advantage 10 Ike mnnufac
turing interest over every oher interest III ne conl
try. To cou:fiv. that the manufacturer Of New t.n"'
land may lug hs raw material free of duty willie lie
Planter OF the South pays twenty or thirty per Cent
inpos on the clothing OF his negroes the implements
of his farm &c. ia eguivaentto protective duty OF
twenty thirty per cent i'll favor OF the Eanu"c'u
rer; or, to simplify the proposition to bounty o.
twenty o. thirty per distributed to the manu'ac
turing interest directly out Of the treasury. OoVl'
ously in reducing the rates Of mpost the only equl'
table principle to reduce the duty upon all articles
| in the same proportion.
Again: suppose Government should remove the
| tariffs from those commodities which ore rot pro
iucei n this country, and should impose all the our
den Of taxation upon those articles which come IN
competition with our own Manufactures For IN
stance suppose instead of laying an impos OF TWEEN
ty per cent broad CLOTH and twenty per cent on
Brussels lace Government should free Brussels lace
from all duty, and raise the duty upon broad Cloth
10 forty per cent. what would this b. but special
and partial bounty Of twenty per cent. to the New
England manufacturer Of broad cloth II there Is
10 be any suoh discrimination, better concentrate all
the duties upon articles Of exclusive foreign produc
tion for when taxation is levied upon articles which
are manufactured in this country, only part oil
the revenue goes into the bands Of Government
while the balaucs is pockstsd by the capitalists Of
New England and the agricultural interests Is not on
II obliged to pay he expenses OF government but
also 10 furnish subsidy to me manufacturing :ater'
set.
As these points demand fuller illustration, we pro-
pose TO resume their discussion In subsequent Issue
Meanwhile, we trust the Democratic members Of
Congress will bear in mind, that whether the pro
lection be direct or Observation-Disclosures the raw ma
.erial of our manufacturers is relieved Of mpost OIL
their products are favored with duty which pre-
vents fair competition and makes them to share
with Government the spoil OF the people, In either
event and In any case the great interests Of the agr
cultural community are taxed for the benefit OF ar
exclusive GLASS of New England capitalists.
-so 49,
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
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TIilRTr-fOURTH CONVERSATIONAL SESSION
" Il T. lSJI.

TiIRTr-fOuRTH CONGRESS-SECOSD SESSION
WAsH,NGToS, JANUARY ), 1891:
SES.TE.-Mr Batler. from the Committee on tne
Judiciary. reported that the committee we're nnspie
10 agrees upon tho suhjec; OF the credentials OF MI:
Harlan; but, under The Instructions OF majority VI
the committee, he submitted report that Mr. Hsfian
Was not duly elected the Senate, and decl'ring INC
seat vacant. Mr.. TooInbs gave notice that he %1u!d
submit a minority report. The revolutionary T. n
SION bill, submitted by Mr.. Seward. then take
up. Mr.. Pugh spoke against the bill. The Senaie
then iiourned.
Hou.E.-Thc House adopted resolution enquiring
Of The President by whs authority the architect ioe
Public Buldirgs was regularly employed, aud plai.
cling their construction under the superintendent OF
military engineers. The House refused 10 suspend
the rules to lake up the Pacific Rail Road aud Other
bills, and then adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-06
RICHMOND. Dec. q. l8i

u reply 20 tee above G!;icie signed Many Frieuds,
viii ray ;nai the support which they otter NE, ist!SJ
grah and while nave reasonable grounds 70 rH
pect mark OF public favor in my behalf The DC,
stuaul on re Of the Office " IIf SERGEANT wcua
be will otter my services to ny fellow citizens, u
shall be their pleasure 10 elect me-
Very respectfully, GEO. w. WILLY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-06

SSSTO q. w. WILEY -OEAR SIn: As uany
- OF Your RcqGniut4nees and r!elds desTe 70
vote tor sou 10. CITY SERGEANT III the election,
you viii please anounec yourself candidate for ins:
Ollie II Agreeable you TO 30 md beg you 70 feel
assured OF our cordial Guppo!; believing yoI deserving
and c. up.sept NiHY FRIENDS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-06

SsSOriCs 4; the sv!:,ltaIOn OF msny ilrho'.
80 announce .ayoe. d c.ad.ia,e tor the otaca OF
CITY SERGEANT. al t.ia en,uia, Municipal Eecuone.,
maze tolls early annoua:eaea; 20 correct 'ne n.'
Statement, anc impression ~ The minds OF soe 'o''
Jun - THOMAS L. DUDLEY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-06

-, EIGHTH IL uI,IaL CIRCUIT.-P!eose
o. announce CHARLES WM. DABSEY. ESQ, OF
Hanover unity g"ntemnu Of emiacu, Qualiica'cas
for '!c OH O; Ild:" Of The judicial Circuit, :i;ee
vacancy uccss.oIed By the resignation Of. JUDGE L1S
Jan 2-cti HASorZs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-06
7~T0 THE VOTERS or THE EIGHTH

y - JUDICIAL CIRCUIT FELLOW CITIZENS
The Office Of Judge o! your Circuit mas been vacated By
Hon John TGy!uo Lomgx You s.r called upon 10 cleo:
his successor the leth February Many OF .ns
people Of the Circuit: have .orr ID. honor think
qua.!ned 20 I'll :hr office In sccordsuce well
their wtshr. my ambition receive
o. your Confidence o:er myscf candidate aad TO
specially solicit your srppo::.
You: fellow. cu!"G. RO. MAYO. il,
,r--n..-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-06

@FON CITY >ERuEANT.-The subscriber
the oice Of CITY SERGEANT al the ensuing election,
ciy.
ian l-3n HENRY w. QUARlES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-06

CAPTAIN DARRACoI.-lEe following paragraphs,
pay we'll neyited compliment to q gentleman who
bas host oEfr!ends in this section Of our Sis:e:
a DESERVED COMPLIMENT,
Our friend rHAcKsToN, of the Dem ,crat, who &C.
companied US to Savannah, has just returned ria
Spartansburg. Of this glorious little South Caroline
village-its public buildings, institutions Of learning,
and pretty Gris-our Contemporary speaks in terms Of
high cOmmendation, and We regret O want of space
prevents from transferring his remarks TO the col.
Jun. of tie Express. We nave referred TO bis letter.
however, chiefly for another plIpose. II IL that we
may endorse all which he has said concerning Capt.
Is. r. Darraoot. q special paragraph is very appro-
priately devoted 10 Capt. D., rs follows:
'lu closing what have 10 say vi my Southern trip,
mus; not omi, to award justice TO very eacelen.
officer and who!escu,i gcntle:ca:. Cnpt.in Darra.
cot, the general agent OF the grea; Southern Mail
Line accompanied most of the Virginia delegation
from W !mngton To Savannah, aud well did he per
form the duties of his post. II there any lack OF
accommodations at any point On the route, the Cap
tain flew around Immediately aad got things straight.
When night came on and The dull hours passed cun,
silly by, he was another "Joe Miller" in the way Of
anecdotes, keeping scores Ct passcGsere "wide awake
aud full Of fun" The Captain s quite au advantage
to the great Southern Nail Line
SLAVE HrnIHo.-At The irng Mt Fairfax Cour,
House. Va, Thursday, farm hands brought from
$50 Ia sisn mechanics 20n TO $3.50; women 81 10
$lOO, unG boys i1O to $40. These dxrrcs largely
III excess VI luoss previously PaIC'
w. Z. S. Weaver. formerly member Of the Nr.
GINA Legislature, from Greenvlle county, died on
Christmas day IN Southampton.
a Young Mems Christian Association has been or.
ganizsd in fredericksburg, VAL with Hco. John
rayloe Loma1 for It's President.
Miss Siyrock, an OH lady of Loadoun County Va,
was burnt 10 death ruesiuy Of los, Week, aud hcr
house E;cs entirely destroyed.
Winter y. Smiiher. charged with the murder o!
James Clarke, has been apprehended, and lodged i'll
tie Jail o Essex county, where he will have bis trial
ut the nelt cuiri.
Major Bsrbee, the Virginia artist has returned
hons from Europe.
We regret to learn from our Texas advicfs the
death Of Major IIagner. Paymnster ut the L. s. Army
for that d strict. lie died II, Fort Brown on Satur.
day, oh December Mfjov Hasner was we'll kuown
III THIS city, and his NUMEROUS personal friends wis
d.oply mourn his luos.-t Charleston Courier.
Observation-Disclosures. E!nS. OF New York, was
duly manyurated on Friday last.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-06
- WE KEcn,i,lEND GEO. WI. RICH.

80 ihDS0N, EsQ, OF Hanover a. candidate
for tine JrtG.hp vacated ay the r,tsnniou the o-
Jonn lnytoe Loaus Coz k!charG-J ~ Is sorticn,u OF
the strct:st I.i,y ai OF hc ELsn tened chHrsc'
ter, aud MI ao know h!I tax. pleasure IN bearing
mony 10 hi profound Ie.H ats.nneus sni h!s emmett
illness for the o.E.e o, judy.
His Own county, know, win give t!n hani
majority aud il the the District cnjoye!
sui!a. acquaintance with hiu certain there wJu:
b. . dou5; his election.
Jan 3-d!tac!, MANI vorcs, or uASovsi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-06
DIARIES FOR THE YEAR

n w. RANDOLPH his. tor sa!e-
- Pose, p.sr., o.. Daily Memoranda, for leJ7,
q, 81, 30. IS, nrd 100 cents each.
Alnauacs for I:5I, !n;eined with ruled paper io'
,no-ants.-jnn i'm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-06

NEW YORK, Jan. b Flour il tirner; sales OF
Stats b.ands al 90 IS 10 ST. 80. Wheat ID dull snd
steady. Corn isvery Guil md nominal. Stocks No
active end generally tngh-r-E-. .aa's 9ys
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-06
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

BALTIMORE Jan. 5.-Tne markets are ~
Changed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-06

WASHINGTON, JAS. The saseneDtln Sal
urdt ys New YORK Herald that Co.'s Rica had pes.
gotated u oan oi halt million OF dollars from Conn.,
Vanderbilt s wihoat ounda ion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-06

To the Edl.oys of The Enout,er.

7 o zHE fIHIsoF5 q nc EN3H1s7.
Gentlemen Allow ne - bring JAMES " NAT.
THEws, EGG, Of Tappabauuock, oeure the voters o!
thu Eighth Judicial Circuit, e. candidate to I'll the
vacancy occasioned By the resignation Of the Hon.
John Tayloe Lolnax AMIcus.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-06
EEllALE rEACnER WANTED.

n WISH engszss lady 10 take charge o.. the scho.
Il a; M house the ensuing year. To who cnn Ls.-
a;isucgy tes,i'n0 ia= Of qualifications and expsrttrt
In ,esc.ng the higher branches OF tugsh, French. MI.
on Ike Piano and Painting liberia! salary will be gtre.
Any ono desiring tire situation, and can comply with y
above requisites will p'e make immediate hppica,,;
~ our regular session will commence the 10: Of re
ruary, ls57 Address, Warrcn;on, c.
Ia. ,r,,3 gro FIELD y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-06

NEW YORK, jar. ) The sloo? Of va: 81.
Louis, was al LoGul:" November 1 h. all wrlL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-06

fSEIGHTH JUDICIAL IIRCCIT.-We sre
40 authorized 10 anuounc. RICHARD H. COLE
MAN candidate for the dseship the 9Th Judicial
Circd;,, rendered by the resignation OF the Hou
john IHy.oc LoInhS Jan 2-ctd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-06

49, EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.-we
S>-i1a are requested TO announce that JAMES SMITH
Esq OF King uud Queen county will be voted for FL
ne vacant Jud geehip In this Circuit. jan 2-ctd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-06
From the Washington Cr!Sn.l
N,T,tsDESTIEr STiTISTTHS

The following interesting official table has been
communicated by the Secretary OF the Treasury, 10
accompany biz snuua! rspcr, Q! the insnreo
Teal auA lersonal VeulA Of The United SLatss 1876
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-06

NEW YORK. Jan. E. Hna!lani, besre. OF
dispatches from GOV. Gary, pe,s-! through thiS
city 10 DAY, en- route iur Wa-Eiug'oaHA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-06
@EIGHTn JrDlCIAL CIRCrIT-ws

~ have been requested TO announced that EpsIACE
CONWAY. Esc OF Fredericksburg, will be voted FOR a'
Judge :o- the tShth Judscia Circuit 10 ell the vacancy
created by tie resign Zion OF Judge John LomaI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-06

S EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT-We
S---Ga IRE auth Jrized 10 announce JAMES NJ IA!
THEWS, ESQ, as u candidate for the Juise.hip 4. the
eth Judcs! CI!cu 10 supply the vacancy occssorei ny
the resignation Of Judge john I. lomsx.
lar -r6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-06

Total wealth of the United States 1885, II ,3i7
In connection With the above, we give the following
LIST of the Governors OF the States aud Territories for
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-06

- 49, The uui.:sisuci. the solicitation of m ~
ricnts. irrespective .! political p1:cs respectfully D.
s.r;s E.,"se gsnh!!ct" .or he o:fc. o, CITY 5fI
GEAaI "al so.!c!,s the CITIZENS OF Richmond cere-s
ly, 70 give Inn thc.r Airport
Dec b-G3,1w:ta IN CAV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-06
COPY
OFFICE Va. CENTRAL RAIL ROAD Co

UFFICE ' d. Ot' M Rs'I C"''
Richmond January lst 1857.
S,s,tsn Hunter, Esq: Dssr Sir-I learn that there
!. an industrious IF prt ruw seing made 10 throw
me the blame for thu late ,lsron near Gordonsve,
saving thar the schedui. defective, and that am
Responsible for IT, As you in this case as usua had
more to do with The prepaltlo It the schedule than
any one else ask the favor OF you 10 answer the
following qIeso"s ,e.:
Is;. Was n. schedule of the Goth December, 1896.
published, with y: without me examination ot the
Superintendent, llr. lmoeriake'
End. Did |, or not sey 10 Mr.. Timberlake thai l
relied on him, make any corrections he !ound pro-
per- after e1aminatIonl
Sd. Wa. there any correction made. orihot, alter
assisted you in preparing the scneduie'
ih Who had the schedule d.tributedf
Please answer thia morning
[Signed Z. FONIAlSE' President
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-06
DEATH Of MRS. DANIEL

DEATH OF MkS. UANIEI..
WAsnISGroS. Jan. }. The death Of Mrs. Daniei.
wife OF Justice Daniel was announced to-day IN tue
Supreme Court, hy Chief Justice fancy. The Court
adjourned until Wednesday, and will attend tho fune'
ri on Tuesday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-06

cItod aftoa a. ~ suds, srd W ;ds aiyics Of Mr.
cvericp, how !air-rn You that You will no longer
regard voarse! a. Superintendent II Transportation
OF Ike Virginia Central Rail Road.
Very respectfully,
lS.gnedl T.. FoSTtISE, President.
p. 5. i: may not be a,nss to remark that since
wrnS my letter o! this morning. al! doubt OF your
having writ:em The letter Of the 9th is removed
J,:uAKY Isl, 1857.
NorE.--As this letter ID about 70 be published, i;
Is proper 10 say, ina; while Mr. Undertake makes,
as will be- observed. general retuaa 10 alter the
schedule, though he pronounced that "cvery pa.. o!
i; uesrly is uusafr," he did give verbal order to
have more caution used in starting from Gordons.
viie-s:il, b. ,ver, leaving every thing else which
he called unsg.. not provided for. L. +.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-06

Winter y. Smiiher. charged with the murder o!
James Clarke, has been apprehended, and lodged in
tie Jail o Essex county, where he will have bis trial
AZ the nelt Euurl.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-06

Major Bsrbee the Virginia artist, has returned
hons from Europe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-06
CITY AND STATE NEWS.
From tic Petersburg Express
DESERVED COMPLY EST

CAPTAIN DARRACoT.-The following paragraphs
pay wene;iiei compliment TO gentleman who
has host oltriends in this section Of our Sis:e:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-06

We regret to learn from our Texas advcfs the
death of Major Hagner. Puymnster Of the t. s. Army
Tor that district. He died AZ Fort Brown on Satur.
day, oh December. Mtjov Hasner was we'll known
in Tins city, and hi, numerous personal friends Will
d,oply mourn his luos.-l Charleston Courier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-06

Miss Shyrock. an OH lady Of Loadoun County Va,
was burnt 10 death ruesiuy Of los, Week, aud hcr
house yes entirely destroyed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-06

IsAuouRArro..-Gov. King. OF New York, was
duly lnanyurated on Friday last.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-06

Total, -o''"f''i~
Add for property not valued. Tor III.
der valuations, aud Tor The rise n
the value Of properly since lsoo, nm nm mn
tue suD VI l'Vo'oo''''0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-06

A Young Mems Christian Association has been or.
ganized in fredericksburg, Wal With Hca. John
rayloe LomaI for its President.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-09-05
Cheap Felicity.

The Nebraska City Mens, in commenting
upon recent marriage in that place, sets
forth the terms upon which all marriages
may be ssfelicitudinous." As the remarks
may have more than local application, we
reproduce them, for the benefit of those in
terested. 1t says that "Marriage in the
Territories, marriage in the States, marriage
on Earth and marriage in Heaven, BY the
common testimony and universal consent Of
editors is pronounced divine institution.
All marriages are not felicitudinous. This
is owing partly to an unhappy concatena-
ton of circumstances, but chiefly to the
fact that the printers are not always re-
mcmbered. The above happy pair rcmcm-
bered the printers; they will always be hap
py. Should there be any more marriages
in the same family, or in other families,
they also can be happy on the same easy,
cheap and convenient tcrms.o
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-09-05
Legal Notice.

r0t'ava''amis county Der term. 4. B., 1857 ''''-
SARAH J. WALES, !
against Divorce
JOHN Il. r. WALES.
To JOHN e. y. vALEs-sir--
Vou AnE MnRRHY NOTIFIED. THAT ssrAu
Wales nled her petition in the once OF The Ciert
81 tne Dssrin Court Of PDttawattanie County Iowa an
the ofn day OF Nay, d, 1857, claiming OF vou al
vorcs from the bonds Of mstriony existing between
you ana her upon the grounds Of wiIifu desertion a.
the space OF more than three years. and also urp th
ground Of having former living a tina time N
your marriage with her, and that notice issuei Dire
Cd to you retnrnable the last Nay Term ~ tho 81.
Court N said County, and II appearing from the return
Of the Sherin, that you not forpd II was
dered BY the court that you be notified by publie.ton
Tor four successive weeks in weekly ncNsuaoer
printed at Council Bluffs, Iowa. sppear at the uex,
term u SAID court, TO be begun holden nj (unc
biuh ~ said state anc county, the second Monj,y
the i4th day. Of September, A. D. 1857.
Ana unless You appear and answer thereto on ar be
forc the morning Of the second day Of said term de-
cree VIII be rendered yon id accordance win the
prayer Of said petion, and rendered assnst
you for costs suit r Enn, As~'Nes
July 30th, 1857 so,;sit,r -, c,.
q. r. KELLOGG Clerk Of the District Camy, =,
ana Tor saa County, do hereby order the above niee
published IN the "Nonpxrei % weekly newspapcr uuh
iished at Council Buis Iowa, for four weeks as the
ID" IN sueh Cases provides. G. p. KELLOGG,
hi7-fW T.. ID, T., r. Ian.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-09-05
Lands ON the Big sioux.

The Editor Of the Sioux City Eagle, has
lately taken jaunt up the Big Sioux River,
and says that the land on either side of the
River, is hard to beat, and that when the
Indian title is cxtinguished, there will be q
grand rush for ssclaims" thereabouts.-
These lands are at present occupied BY the
Indians, although, on the Iowa side, several
farms have been opened, and the crops on
them are fine. A few more years wilLmake
q grand difference insthe appearance Of that
section, and where now is seen the Indian
hut and wigwam, will be found fine farm
houses and fields OF grain.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-09-05
INCORPORATION.
The articles Of Incorporation ofMe coun-
Gil Bluffs and Nebraska Ferry Compd-
ny, are hereby modified to be as .folioms:


ARTICLE LIST. The torporators and their successors
named the original articles Of this Corporation shall
embrace the following powers, to-wit They shall
and be sued plead aud be implicated, have perpetual
succession grant and receive by their corporate name
and purchase and SELL hire lease property, Real
Personal and mixed; in all lawful ways May have a
Corporate Seal, MAY alter the at pleasure and
may make Tor the regulation of their business
not inconsistent with the Constitution OF the United
States or the laws of this State.
ARTICLE 2d.-The Capitol Stock of said Cpmpany
shall be seyentyvc thousand Dollars To be divided
into shares OF hundred Dollars each to be subscribe
cd for and transferred in the that the directors
shall direct.
ARTICLE Sd. The corporate business Of said corpc-
ration shall be managed BY board of Directors of not
less than ave- nor more than seven who shall be stock
holders; and from their number, they shall choose
President and Treasurer. who shall hold their office
year, and until their successors shall be chosen.
ARTICLE 4th The said Corporation shall have the
exclusive power to Keep Ferry and build Tcli-Rridye
across the Missouri River, at point known as the
CLONE TREE FERRY" opposite the City Of Omaha,
point on said River, between the points, viz: Midway
between the grade at the tIenc Tree Ferry
landing In Iowa, and the Ferry Landing ut Florence
and between said grade and the Ferry Landing
at Bellevue.
ARTICLE 5th 1t shall be the duty Of said Compa.
to procure and keep suitable or Boats or erect
and Keep repair substantial bridge for tho safe and
speedy transportation OF persons and property over sale
river, at all reasonable and suitable times.
ARTICLE 9Th So much OF the original articles as
conflict with these articles Is hereby repealed and il il
further declared that the Capital Stock herein n.mei
Is to be regarded all paid in-beng estimated value
Of the property OF the Company Provided that nothn,
herein contained, shall contraycnc tie pwcr Of Oh,
Directors to make assessments il necessary to NEE
sudden emergencies and expenses OF new boats or re-
pairs for Terry purposes.
Exos Lowe, lHENRY B. CuRTis,
IL. DOWNS, lSAM,r s. RAyIIss
| BERxHaRr HEM BY IN. TooTLE Nv
Jesse Williams his Atty. J. A. Jackson his Airy
JESSE WILLIAMS. JAMES A. JACKSON.
SAML n. CURTIS. A. J. HASscoN
Council Bluffs, August s, ul5-4w
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-09-05

& c Strahan, ono of tho London bank
swindlers, who is about to be transported to
Botany Bay, began life with sl,50O, 900 in
cash, and estates worth at least, 81, 250, 900;
this large fortune being left him by Andrew
Strahan, Kings Printer ia tho reigA Of
George tho Fourth. English sxindlcrs arc
sent out q criminals, while many of our
Wholesale rascals go OF in steamships and
live in luxury abroad.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-09-05
Republican County Convention.

Elsewhere we publish the call of tho Gen.
trail Committee Of Pottawattamie County,
for convention to be held in this city, on
THURSDAY, the 10th inst, for the purpose
OF selecting delegates to attend the District
Convention to be held at Calhoun, Harrison
County, on Saturday, the 18th inst. We
hope and trust, that there will be general
attendance at tho convention next Thursday,
and that delegates will be selected who have
the success of our cause at heart.