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hNW YORK LHLlsLATURN.


Senate.
ALBANY, Feb II, 1857.
Ernestine Roee and others pentonsd for the right a
suffrage for women.
A,emonssrance from the citizens Of OsweSo was pro-
scented against discriminating tolls.
BILLS RroRrRp yAv0RABIy.
For amending the law relative 70 limited pastnershPs
10 increase the salaries the State prison officers
provide for the payment Of tho money funded for
he beneA Of bridge Indians 10 An Indian party
Of the tribe in Wisconsin
M Pxsr4 save notice of bill regulating The law Of
adoption.
By Mr. BRADFoRD-To facilitate the formation Of educa
By nr BaOcKs- To make certain the recording o. the
marriage ceremony
qury whether the Governor aud Senate have
70 appoint officers In city, hose duties are OF an OIL
psr.,n solely 10 cities end villages states tina. under
arose o, section 18 Of the Constitution, neither the
Governor ard senate nor Legislature has power 10 ap
he ccnsders that ore prominent object Of the
sttuscn ~ 70 deceB,raize tho government by taking
AWuy the power OF the Governor confer upon local.
ttos. ether by eecton appointment, and believes,
therefore, that under article TO- section oil officers
whore duties pertain 70 ces or villages can be elected
only by the people OF such cities villages. appoint
ed by the village CITY authorities and cannot be ap
pointed directly or indirectly by the Governor Legsa
cure.
hY. UYHAM's Canal bill debated and made III, spe-
ohsl order for TO- morrow
m resolutions coz ferriug the right Of suffrage OF o.
iored citizens was debaxd
Mr. BOOKS offered Ddmsns requiring v,ters 70
be able to read the Engn,h language, which &C.
septed.
rhe resolutions were then to ,led and ordered t. be
printed.
The current resolutions 70 ID ourn from Fr day tin
Tuesday we're adopted
PASSED.
10 amend the act 70 banks, banking a.soca.
lions and individual bankers.
Relative 70 summonses from the New York Marie
Court.
To ray the expenses Of the Connecticut Boundary Com.
MissUn
70 prevent the returning Of charcoal IN Brooklyn.
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PUBLIC YORK.
Lectures drDgs the Simns asa benol
have and with dimes ecat The app Tnons
Of Camen BurdeL mozart and the garrote have iosed
the giant lecturers and take heh revive love
r literature and dam the lcous cataract Of pubic ien
~ abd spps shadog the aurng and fatal spectrss
earth and ether with total and everlasting eclipse I'M
pore an heurs queus 70 the drama murder caignt ana
gulaion. and ali this "wednesday eveaiug
Hope Chapel" Chae Of Hope opposite the New YORK
Hotel and listen to glorious retrospecion Gather Nouna
me ia baaons and rambe again the groves OF Soun anu
ntelle pleasure shall breathe the Of MAJ
sell Carson Briggs MacKeer grips lsnte-ns )
Sogs politicians mnemoncs agators nor repues or
insects OF jaw hue but ioDoy nger The pessag
scenes OF early And VIII wrestoe chapet OF hope
at Hope Oh APPEL night and mmortsze s passive csnceI
and ,nflse s atmosphere with delicious and wssees per
fume
tickets only fascinating quarter provided the
stars stripes and the american eagle brightly on
silver The unpaturszed foreign spurious coin OF e
ferocous inc usion win be invalid prodigous dis
Aud in this connection when book appears wlu
show hN the being who, SOLITARY and alone set The
ball motion tor the eternal election Of foreign coin from
the velvet borders OF our noble country. g.
Hope Chapel 10 a celestial temple and only six hundred
immorsls behold the wiring sacred walls ana
hear the admonons the spoess mantle OF Ste
phen OF old ,pervieus stones and the parazng gun OK
nodern roubadour. 10, early protrscted spirits
be into Darkness and be at the Of the
gArreters. Sincerely, STEPHEN Ii. BRANCH.
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atmosphere Of perfume exhacs from the hsndk
tened with this floral ls refreshing
vents anness, aud relieves hesdache and
Gentlemen who use mixed with after snavlng, i
cbve al trouble from Irritation OF the ekn sold by ~ Y
LANNAN co, wholesale druRgsts o. Waar street New
YORK, aud by All druggists. At 80 cents ger torc
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Assembly.

ALBANY, Feb. II, 1857.
Mr.. IlAvNwoRIn introduced substitute for the Qua.
rsntine bill. nprovides follows-ThA: tbs Governor,
Deutenant Governor and Comptroller shall approve the
site selected and the improvements designed that the
Commissioners Of the Land Office shall map out and sell
~ appraisal, or At the Merchans' Exchange, the old
grounds-ore quarter Of the for which they are
sold 10 pad down, and the balance In oae two and
three years, NJ six per cent interest
Tho bill 70 provide for the appoint ment Of Loan O,m
nhsOners by the Board Of Supervisors debated
pYogress reported
The resolutions iustructng the Committee 70 report
Ress,ry law for the State debated, by Mr. Varnum
IN favor OF, and by Mr.. Mshon against the law.
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Bosros. Feb. IL, 1881.
Neither Of the steamboat trains had arrived here up 10
IAN. IT'S supposed tha, the boats have been detained
By fog on toe Sound
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CITY COMMERCIAL aEPORr.

AsHr The market was steady, Ut prices ranging
rom $40. a'Lc for pots and pearls.
BRKADeTrHs -Flour-rhe market was dull and In the
absence OF demand for port, and limited purch
from the domes tic trade, the sales fined about
3,et0 600 bbs The market open, heavy nj yester
dsy's prices but closed with the Of the market tn
favor OF purchasers Tho saIes reported made
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Loss OF the schooner viIicst..

HALIFAX, Feb. ~, 1857.
Tho schooner vctte, hence FOR New York. wN totally
iost OF Cross Island on the 1ith instant
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Cour.pd's Original italian soap

Rupture Cored ny marsh q Co.'S Radical
cure truss, nj No. as Maiden lane. New York.
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Hudson River Institute at Ciaverack, N. Y
TERN opens April II. Board and tuition sll2 ayer,
&. ii. GARDNER, Principal
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CaDeo-Types, Photographs and Beauti-
fully colcred daguereoypes Of childeu WILLIAMSON
BROTHERS, No. 249 Fulton street. Brooklyn.
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NEW York, Feb. II, 1857.
Brandreth,s rills.-No Medicine

world all compare them this that they may
taken light day, before after with dinner
supper When the eyes ow when the head aches
when he stomach the bowels out Of order single
desc Of four pills will benefit beyond
words describe Beware of countsrfeits All pills with
No 24l Broad the sde label Purchase
At the principal office, No. ~ Brsudreh Building No AIS
and All Broadway. Price Is cents a box.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. II, 1857
Mr.. DeBow, Of Louisiapa, was admitted 10 the bar.
Case Nc &c. James Fescher's heirs VI osline Babin-
Jrdse Campbell delivered opinion srnng the decree
Of the Circuit Court Of the Eastern district of Lousiana
with costa.
No. CO. The Commercial Marine INSURANCE Company Of
New York We the Union Mutual Insurance. Company Of
New York-Judge Curtis delivered An opinion affirming
tho decree Of the Circuit Court Of Massachusetts with
osss and interest until paid 81 the per snnum
aa similar DEGREES bear In the courts Of the State Of Mas
saohusetas.
No. u. Josiah Cotton administrator Of Priscilla Cotton
deceased st al, Alien Cotton OF al -ArKu nen con
tnued BY Mr.. Lawrence for defendants, and concluded
BY Mr.. Baxter for PLAINTIFF
Ne IS. The United States the heirs of Miguel PEG.
rens.-Arsued by Attorney General Cushing for appel
lans, spd by M Rose for sppcllecs.
No. 30 u the next the regular call OF the docket
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Mrs. Hll1Ost's Rheumatic Embr0cati0ns-
For Rheumatism, Old sprans oblbAinA dislocaons &o fss
sale so Division the sole agency New York
medicines Of Dr. swayne OF Philadelphia
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C,istsdoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupccs
Of superior order wholesae and retail and the dye
privately sppiied, Of No. Aston House
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HeIlo~ay,s Ointment aud PaIls are Hu


rcconmcpdea % cry spele They act In unison
upun the system and purifying the bond
tail akin disease however desperate the may
la
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Leary Il Co.'S New Quarterly Pattern for
fenuemens hats this day issued together with
invoice of Paris hats Of late styles including the celebrated
Cambridge soft hat water Arcel in various
lors and counters only. LEARY CO.. lead
OF fashions for gents hats, and Asor House.
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Defiance e~lsmander gafes-wsth Patent
powder proof defiance lock and bars Depot Pearl
RoDxKr H. PATRICK.
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eo"'"""s W'9hs Nsusn soap cures All
skis oeoimes pouore subtle uproo,s hair Oriental
cresf white hair and restorative At The Old erabsh-
meat N Wsksr sii.et hear Broadway Mrs Hayes Brook
hn Calender, fhlsdeir hls Bates, 10 Washington sseet
nost0n, AU.
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Adjournment OF che Michigan Legislature

DErBoI, Feb. II, 1857.
The Lsesla,uro adjourned on Monday noou. Acts were
passed dhposng Of the lands given the state by the
ssal government to certain railroad companies bank.
hg NV 10 be submitted 10 the people In 1885, granting
aid 10 Michigan emsranu In Kausas, and organizing
independent supreme Court Resoluiiors adopted
i.sRrctrs Congressman 10 admit Kansas . free
BRata
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DmifhsonIsn House, Broadway.-notei 40
cCmmodatons European American plan, Al option
Seam heat throughout sIDNEf KoRMAM.
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MArGies1.
,--Op Wednesday, Jan. IA, by the

DASyolsH-sToHI Oh Wednesday, Jan. II, by the
Rev Mr. join son. Mr.. II. DASFoRTH to Miss Oh AREsA
II. Stone
JAxAs--CrMnRGs AT Hobosep, N. j. on saturday,
Jan a. Mr.. BEsEY JAMIE OF Norwak, c. to Miss lsA-
BELLA CrMMINGs. Of Hooobtn
Crnp--DoRuMus On Sunday, Sept 20, 1855, al the
residepce Of The brides father by the Rev Philip Ro
borts Mr. W. ClnD, OF Boupdbrook, N. j., 10 Miss
KArB NJ, second daughter Of Henry X. Dosemus, Esq., Of
New Rochelle. N. Y,
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Custom shirts, all sizes, Wholesale and
retail, at McLAUGHLIk's shirt and furnishng store a9
GreeDwich street, corner OF Murray.
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Iitlrs Hair Dy e, A shiiIings . iox. Black or
brown. Ne Barcay street. Inmiisbe cutting Of hair and
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EMBELLISHMENTS RENEWED EVERY BAT
Fer situations and B.S, see sixth Page.
MISCELLANEOUS,

CMPREDF, CARD ErGR.vFR AM srArfogER
" - Broadway Me;rvi ciuan Bo,e s'gu he twJ ri
os 81 ne store eirence Fcr choe nch papers
BHEJF - - - W.
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20 Cent AmbrOtype Likenesses, with Case,
beautifully coored; cheapest the continent taken
daily. By K1MBAL1, 347 Broadway
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TFTuUbhcU BfcatU ah0 BeMO
ul complexion, osn be acquired by using tie balm
thousand no~eran Beware 81 ceSDt~rfsss The immense
OF the balm bas brought hosts
and imposinrea BE each boue Ia sgned PErRI
90. Frsnkir square N. Y. For sale By al drugzsA
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Druggists Fancy Articles Exclusively
unriyNllod stock fer spring of 1851,
RUFUS x. McfikRo co, - Nassau street
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Rubbers Repaired, No 40 Nassau street,
John street Also rubber soles attached 10 leather
hoota aid atlea RAllnra.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


A ENTIRE Hkw PAPEs OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
"A An entire ne a pace Of nlas.rstlons
An s snS1s new S Ssss la:r. ss
Am snii's new psp ps. Of iiSsrstions
An entire ne paper Of illustrations.
Az : :n.s me-. new S SsSsI e i$G:Sa.
An entire new paper OF nlustr ihons
Am snsirs new psp psr Ct uiu ur
4. entire new paper Of 1us-sl, IONS
An entire paper Of illustrations
An entire new paper OF iilusrN oha
An entire new paper o. Of iTus,rsons.
Dellneatpg the mode and manner In which The Bent
street tracey was ssspas 10 the a Ss0y me
NJ q Of FRANK LRsLIEs ILLUSTRATED NKw5.
PAPER ready this morning
Contains the following engravinse.
''H'e co ss e s % f sHs ing s s1ns
oomAns ss io no. nj s1s.ss sn.r.vDs
Con aims he following engrsvl ng1-
No l. DIR Burdel at his writing desk, when first attacked
No. 2Tbe second encounter, near The secretary.
No 3-1he hird encounter when the Doctor reached the
No A-Thefourh encounter when The tragedy
Ne 5.-yew Of rcse els plsce Of business
seeeL with porrsit; OF he so'sotes aud reporters
no a-Perha ait Of Coroner Otnnery.
No. 9-Porgalt Of witness IChl rarren.
No II The witness recognizing ke' msngst a crowd .
No witness Farre as he appeared on the soop Of
81 Boz street the night tragedy he ckei
No i3-view Of Eckels bookcase which DR.. Burdelps
private papers wsfe found.
Ard twenty other eugravngs the whole forming me
tragedy having been taken artists and the
emipept dsguerreorpist in the Il y
cravings Of The news of he dag.
Look out this moTDBg for No 64 or
Lock out this II ornir for No Ga of
Look out this morning Tor No "a OF
Look out THIS morning for Ne 6,ef
vp,uK ,r o2s on, ms . TGrS p Nw sT NO. "
Noielo pe~p agents AZ many news agents could not
obtain heir supply ast week ani ~ there are many orders
stin rot suppled Ia to prevent DISAPPOINTMENT
hey should oroer al once
DISSOLUTION or oPABTk ERsHrP.-rHE FIRM OF
DDe Venose Charles is this day Dissolved y mgtgsleon
INV YoRx Fe5. a. 1857 EDMUND o. Gu ARLEs.
Charles cordial gin depot is renewed ~ No. 10
Broadwsy at Which Location sb csrv On the business as
heretSfore EDMusD Q. CHARLES.
/ MEADE BROTHERS,
Z33 Broadway four doors above
the House with established
reputation of 10 years standing In the ari
would inform The public that the only durable
and legitimate pictures are pSpes1spa' aud 'sers0ype''
OF Rmbro ypss and other humbugs
MBIsKERs AND MOUST ACHEs FORCED TO asow
w six weeks by ongneut which viii not -sain - In
me sip q ssf ser, 70 any part q ne s"s',,y
pbAdephA
MArGiesI.
DAsyoRSB-sToHI -OD Wednesday, Jan. IA, BY The
Rev Mr.. join son, Mr.. H. DASFoRrH to Miss CLAREsA
n. Stone.
JAxss--Crxnrcs. AT Hobosep, Nj. on Saturday,
Jan 81, Mr. HEsrY JAMIE OF Norwak, Ct to Miss lsA
BELLA CrNMNGs. Of Hooobtn
CnIsD--DoRMus On Sunday, Sept. 7s, 1855, al he
residepce Of The brides father by the Rev Philip Ro
borts, Mr.. W. ClnD, OF Boupdbrook, ~ j.. 10 Miss
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New Iaventior Large sized Coiorcd Pho
tgtaphs Tor 81 portraypes lsc. 200 selling daily at
HOLMES, 80 broadway.
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Hecker's Fsrinn Jeliy.-rhis wholesome
and dclciUla article served up with rich sauce. daily
1AYLOhs saloon S5 Broadway OF Franklin street
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Of Broadway and Fn street (snder opens
this morning The proprieors nve their friends
lie 10 partske Of a free lunch fom 10 " w. until noon
CULvER SMITH, Proprieors.
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nUEES PURE GLVCERINE SoAP-THF VERY REsr
~ In use, sold By al druge.s-two cskes tor ouartsr
cues chspped hands and diseases and eruoos al t
skn rendering II cot asd beautiful DepO, IS Uhsmbers
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To Tea Dealers md Grorers.-we Invite ut
teon 10 STOCK OF Oolong Epgsh breakfast Young Hy
son. and other teas which yet selling moderate
prces tor cssh, usual time for proved paper
JAMks Cassidy A Co, l35 Front street.
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RIO NERVOUS suFFFRERs-A RETIREp ClERgy
man restored - heshh in few eays ser nanv yeas
ereN new us uerinT, 10 anxious Known the
means u cure. VII send free The PERSECUTION us-i pret
70 John VI rssrsll 80 Fu Ton sirst Bsookyn
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To DEroeIsrs. oRocEas ANp COUNTRY WEE

Az Who desire 10 uruisA thi pat with he hest and
bWtst own dluor tr nedcn. .Cr1ss s1ouM purch
Mhestkofh LUNDpN CJNp Al GIN
pu up nesuy tnveOocd On quart and bottles 10 Il the
ohy spurious snlu positively snd unequvoc8ly
enoosea oy the medtal fac ~, an y consigned 70 us ~
t ooes ant weathet distlery TIE CITY OF London The
genuine Lcncon cof1ia soelr ported and bot ei
WIS country BY ourselves and az others claiming 70 moor
ere merely attempting palm "a spurious article nm Ter
cover Of our reputation The attention the rade Il
Cd 70 our price Gu rent for 1901 -.
RE kEsSENGER & 60. ssFulOugrsE
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happened that have continued perdnaconsy to
Is syT1d S 60 @ and
treatment of Consumption 1our a.. o6edt seryt =,
NEW YORK, Feb, II, 1851 s2s Broadway
Brandreth's Fills.-NO Medicine In the
taken a. time right or day before or after or With dinner
S % Oh me se ~ as
desc Of ye Rs WIN benefit BEYOND s ply. Of
No 2 Broad the sde abel counterfeit Purchase
and AZ Broadway. Price Is cents a box.
Leary & Co.'S New Quarterly Pattern for
pvoce Of Paris hats Of as Including hs
soft hat q wsss IN vefOq 90
ers OF fashions for gents hats, 8 and Aston House
Cameo-Types, Photographs and Beauti-
@ Gss So rs ss.ss e. ssS su
Charles ID. Frsdsrioks, Late Quincy 4
rho.csrsphs asg.ssec.yps. and s%eroyps.
city invited 70 call and sIaline specinsps No. SIS
90 Cent AmbrUtypc LiLenesses, with Case,
SsS By kiSsx 81 sfoa az s' continent ~ taken
Hudson River Institute at Ciaverack, N. Y.
''' opens Apr" " S IN H. ; S%SbsRs, Principal
smithsoaisn House, Broadway.-notei Ac-
on Ss Eur0'san SSR 1
MR.. ElI1Ost's Rheumatic EmbrOcations-
For Rheumatism Old sprains cbiblAinA disocaons d. fer
so Division the sole New
medicines Of DR.. swsyne, OF Philadelphia
Defiance e~Isnsnaer safes-wsth Patent
powder proof defiance Is e and cross bars Depot a Pearl
RoDxKr H. PATRICK.
Custom shirts, all sizes, Wholesale and
retail at McLAUGBLIhs shirt and furnishing store 80
Greenwich street corIer OF Murray.
Inaue uration The Tontine Dining Rooms
this morning The propreors friends aud The pub.
lie 10 partske Of free lunch fom 10 " w.
CULVER SMITH Proprietors.
Hecker's Farinn JeIiy.-This wholesome
and dtlciors article served with sauce daily
1ANLOh's saloon S5 Broadway OF Franklin street
To Tea Dealers and Grorers.-we Invite Mt
teron Ia STOCK OF Ooong Epglsh breakfast
and other which yet selling at moderate
JAMks CASSIDY a CD, l35 Front s'reet
Drupgists' Fancy Articles Excluxivcly.-
unrivNlo ed stuck fer spring of 1851
RUFUS K. McHARo co, - Nassau street
White Tec,h, Perrumed Breath ana Beau
iifu complexion oan 10 acquired by using tie balm
thousand flowers" Beware ~ csuntsrsns The inmsnss
OF the balm bss brought OF
and mposinres BE each bole signed FEfRIDGE&
90. franklin square. N. Y. For sale By AL drugzsA
Rubbers Repaired, No 40 Nassau street,
near John street Also rubber soes attached 10 leather
toots and aiies gaisers
New Iaventior Large sized Colored Pho
~. f,w .2wt. To- o
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yUHIsKERs AND MOI Vt ACHEs FORCED TO Gsow
w six weeks, by my onsneut which will not Ain - In.
the skin 81 bottle asr part OF he oDc1ry.
u. q. GRAHAM, tOo1s Brosdssy Zeiber. "A sou4 y Ard
pbilAdephA
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CRESCENT CITY BANK. .
C!HAKrERn OF 1T THE /. CREsCENT CITY

State of louisiana Parish Of Orleans Ne,o Orleans:
Be known that this day before Hicks Peters
Notary Public and for the q n city Of New
qualified and in the presence OF the hereinafter named subscr
Personally and appeared the hereinafter named
Who severay declared under the provisions by
authority Legislature of this State entitled
Louisiana approved the fifteenth day Of March, one thou
sand eight hundred and yve, they do by these presents
form themselves corporation and to that end they make
and agree to the following
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION.
the cREscEST GITY BANK u
ART The shall be located and Its legal domicil 10
ART The object of Association carry the bns
ness ness Of Banking by receiving deposits buying and selling
money and security discounng bills notes
and Of debt and generally exercise such in
and privileges AS are now OF may hereafter be
The Capital Stock Association is hereby fixed
dollars subject increased in the BY law
represented by ten thousand three hundred twenyeght
shall be payable in cash time subscribing these
Giles fifteen per cent on the first OF October next and the
payable respectively on The first days Of November BE-
cember january and February next Should subscriber
the same mature and fall due interest thereon
e. ne rae Of eight per cent per annum shall be added thereto
neglect pay his her or their nsaent Or IN
saments within thirty days after the specified pay
causing any upon which any ns.alment may be
due to be sold at public auction otherwise after days
previous notice thereof by advertisement.
ART This Association Corporation shall commence bust.
operations on the first day Of October eighteen
day OF September eighteen hundred seventy seven
ART g. The device Of the Association shall be Crescent
with Pelican feeding her young the words "Cescent City
ART The Of the shareholders, their residences
present follows subject to such transfers as may here
after be made on the books OF the Association.
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Nor AT ALL" Are you not rather tight on the
administration"
We copy the above from private letter of an
esteemed friend who is most excellent and intelli-
gent Democrat.
We are not opposed to the administration only so
far as it fayors Walker in Kansas. When Mr.. Bu-
chanan rebukes Walker for his treachery the Gazette
will sustain his entire policy. We are not extremists,
sectonalists nor disturbers of the public peace. We
of the true and loyal national Democratic school
and anxious for the success of James Buchanan 8
administration. At the same time, we are devoted to
the great principles Of nonntervention by the Fed
no issue with the administration. We have simply
knocked at the door of the White House to ask even
handed justice in the administration of the govern
ment. We know the correctness of our course and
will not modify it in the slightest till Walker is
soundly chastsed. Buster denunciation and ephets
will not deter US from pursuing the path Of duty.
We stand fiat footed upon the Cincinnati platform
Walker does not, and all who sustain him are igno.
rant of the teachings and spirit of unadulterated
Democratic principles.
We never fear to brave public opinion and face
the music when right. Walkers apoogizers have
utterly failed to meet the grave charges on which he
has been so severely arragned at the bar of public
JUSTICE therefore, up to this time we see no cause to
retract single word of what we have said against
the Kansas policy set forth and sustained in the
Washington Union. If the Union is or is not the
administration organ, it has placed Mr. Buchanan in
very critical position, Ito say the least of t) before
his Southern friends, who at the beginning of his
administration were legion.
We yet cherish lingering hope that the real views
of the administration are not develobed in the col
umns of the Washington Union.
shreveport Gazette 22d inst.