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DEMovILLE & CO.,
Druggists & PresCrEptiOnisls,
NO. ?.

Union and American Block,
Corner Church and Cherry Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENN
II EEP constantly hand uu 9N large assortment Of
IN Drugs, Medicines Chemicals Paints Oils, Dye Stubs etc
Glass and Glassware
Perumery Soaps Fancy Articles, Combs and Brusnes OF
American. English and French manufacture.
Laudrethss Garden Seeds
large assortment on hand-warrantsd fresh and genuine
comprEng all varieties usually sold IL our marae al VT
Grass SePdss- Glover and Ilue Grass,
Finest Virgin Brands Chewing Tobacco;
do do Smoking Tobacco, in papers.
large stock domestic and imported Liquors. Snuns Pipes
Ac Wines Brsndies Liquors, for medicinal and cooking
purposes warranted strictly pure and reliable
Fine Green Teas fresh from the Canton Tea Com
pany Juube Paste and assorted Gum Drops Of French
Manufacture
COUsH CASDBrovn roches; Bryan's PulmOnic Wafersi
HoWe's Hoarhound Candy
Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours, ddg ana
night, Of fresh and telisbls medicines
spading's Prepared Glue for furniture, picture frames
crOcery Just received Every family should be supplied
With bottle Of this almost indispensable article. For sale by
DEM0FILLE 4 CO,
fel9 Corner Church and Cherry Streets
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Red BOILING SPRIN

MACON COUNTY TENNESSEE
AVINd purchase the interest o. Rsss NEwnT hEaEs
in the above celebrated Springs, We have taken possession Cd
the same, and determined eEerons % render
pleasant summer retreat
The springs located in Macon county seventy miles Dis
tart frua Nashville Parties leaving for The Springs sill take
the Gaan car nt which place sages leave for harsFie
thsBce By The hack viii iea7e every other morning
from the first Ct June
The reputation water we'll knnn in this
nity For scruiul, Dyspepsia. Gravel
stone bladde and all affections o. fhs kidney hey
specific. refer with pleasure Dr. r. A. HERBERT 81 Wash
Vile giving evidence Of the curative poEers OF the Wasri Do
having permanently cared OF agrzv d Grave
mari6-d3m WEBB q WALKER PropHetofI
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BLACKMAN Il GILLESPIE,
(sICHoEs' CoRSER.l
NEW AND COMPLETE STOCK

DOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, VALISES,
travelling Bags Carpet Bags, Ladies Satchels, and every
article usually kept in our line.
Cur goods have selected with eye to the opinion OF
many friends; call and We determined exert
ourselves to the utmost please all who may call upon
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EMPRESS FREIGHT

1uE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company, in CON
60 win The Roads below are running an Express
t lin from Charleston snd savannah O. nashville at
Love s5ei but with the same certainty as ter passenger
tralha, 70 u9i1' " yaEP 4. ". COLE, Supt
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APRIL
TAmES W. QUEEN & CO..
..nn InIIISVILLE AND CINCTNNATI

-,-ruE rs-plar packet JOHN GAULT, J. H. -
pI-slF Master. and c. 7 REEDEE Clerk have llafsA
~ 49, % r,,ts tler boats trips from this port -
W 5i-giIie commencing Wednesday, the 18th
run regular, leaving port on every other Wednesday
connects with B. o. R. steamers at Louisville for
,iv aIso Cincinnati mail steamers and in low V2ter
Iii moi ietsiu freight, hut forEard Immediately.
Eo5 Hs.sn' oi l'-'-s II HARRISON, Ar't.
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- DOZEN Coal OH Lamps Of various styles, fitted with the
" ,,S eslssT'''u 0'''''' HAMS, BROWN 90.
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9asBbiIIt Onion anN 5meritan.
Daily s.; Tri.Wsel.Iy So FeoRIY s..


TEN LINES Or LESS CONSTITUTE a SQUARE
II TAX DAILY
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DAssrrLr, Ky March,, Isao-

MRssRs. ". B. DcDrs Co.. CIscISSATE
DEAR sms-TLe safe purchased Of y0u in September last
has stood great h-s which occurred in town the Ed
February sIIsudidy had large Of notes, receipts
Sc in IT, before the building ed took the papers out
in some sheets Of paper and upon opening since the burning
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NOR EVEN sCORCTIED.

The Veneerlng On lne ulaEefa vas ntAe AAlea uN
lock works very we'll, and when oil it a little think
is will be as good Ny safe in the lower story
Of three story buildng with single roof In al adoH-
ing roou with only Diasr partition, drug store vas sept,
and Immediately opposite Wbs my safe setting there vas
considerable quantity Of paints, oils teane nphue, and
liquors The building connected with The Patterson Hotel
on one side within feet Of the Court House Che
Others with large pile Of wood between lce and ua Court
House, and entering into ny oce uedasy from the
wool There small frame buiLing attached % the
rear Of the Drug store, With oils paints and liquors in =, and
Glass door leading ny Office 'front.' You viii see az
once the excessive hest created at and t. regard t
fuy tested, and have hsslcy in saying tat papers
would have preserved Il had Left them in the safe
number Of our citizens have examined &c since the ere
and we're surprised is condition. and Of item have
dsrsd saies Of you. believing hem
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Really fire Proof safes.

shall take greatly pleasure in recommending your SAFES Eou
are at liberty such Of this statement deem
proper Yours, lsignsd1 s.. J. DURHAM. 2
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nHO BOXES superior Gold Chop No. Fire Crackers in
ZS1kb aud f0- sale BY - -, ,py. a %
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Ladies' Wear.
Ladies' Super Black Lasting Congress Gaite with and without
heels;
Iad suDr Black Lasting Side Lace Caters with and without
heels;
Ladies' Super Black Lasting Front Caters, with aud with
out heels;
ladies' black and bronzed Button heel Gaitersi
q bronzed Congress heel do
" super English Calf do;
front lace Boots, with and without
heels
Lad fine Kid Congress front lace Boots with and without
heels;
Ladies' fine Kid Slippers, with and without heels;
Velvet Embrodere Slippers with and without heels
Toilet Slippers, h4ndsOme variety.
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We are Agents for thss splendid safes and invite the pub
lie to call and see other certificates he in which
they resist the attacks Of both
FIRE AND BURGLARS
These safes have never el preserve their contents, and
are warranted 20 be
Entirely Free from Damp.
The construction Of the BURGLAR PROOFS SAFES IS BE-
culiar and in correction with the "Gest American Key Regis
ter Lock- (which possesses the great advantage Of having
No Key Hole and jet has re sseuriy Of a Permuin-
ting Key capable Of 25O0o0,ooO chanssal They VIII be
sTRATTON & SEYMOUR.
rarI7-dqm No - Market Street. Nashville.
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SIT lux Is Ink Fuit
nAE. OIL LAM PS.
NEW ARRANGE1zENT.
The southern Express Company.

Tie southern Express Company.
- VIE undersigned respectfully give that hey
tered into partnership, under no and fru
ne SOuthern Express GoHlpitnTs f1r TIE trans-
action OF General Express and Commission Business. anhars
made win TIE Edgefad ana Kentucky Tcunesc
and Alabama and Central Soaheru Aairul C0mpsue,
Messengers daily these RosG8 and pregafi 60
forward goods to an Stations the above nael krqas Dr.
charge Of special Messengers &C low rates. Their Melg1
provided 18th Iron Safes fl M safe Transmission 70 unas
ieWelry and oter valuahies nlss and drafts collected,
and prompt returns made
Once at RAINS & BROWNS Drug sts-s, No. % Public
Square. sAllAs aL0f -
*. HOLT,
jsn3 Lac q Adams kzpress Gem .i..
TO rTTF BUSINESS WEN or NASEEl ILL.,
THE SOUTHERN DEMOCRATIC BANNER.
TuyHTs payer. hsrsoloro Published az Bowling Grsea Ay
has 6een removed 50 Runkiin, supseu county, 'n re
nme State r. ~ a.
The merchants and business men cf Nashville Voai1 ~
70 tbgir interest by advertising through e columns 1 i &
per. e-A-is 49, p 5-l---.
marl7-lm A-.'i' 4-- 8
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NOTICE.


NOTICE To THE TOBACCO PLANTERS.
WING te the heavy receipts Of Tobacco shall discontinue
selling every day AID sell every Tuesday, Thurav
and Saturday. FISHER WIRELESS & co
rparI6-wIm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-22
0e6 Orlsans 1ailp Crescent.
FINANCIAL AND comMgRefAL BEPsRTwgsT
2gslu 0rIsaas Htaneu gElarAst.
CsEsrrsf qYFIcE. No. 10 6ar1p sfyaet. y
Wednesday Evening, Nov. 2i, geS6-


mere was NO reai chahgs IN she money and
paper sInarKet to-aay. as heretofore. tiie tele-
graphic dispatches have tended 70 Keep up an ex-
citement. Whether for good or evil, it is not me-
cessary to diIate on 1t Is hardly necessary to re-
vea4 -vbat vras done Il, tIe hanks mare ti,an tat
~ In. ~, -. -
'Ne eais lol ulscouits "efe heayy' iheae We1s
no outside sales to our knowledge, other than
few trapgaeffnns among the t,nsorial gentlemen
In Ercbon,,a ,I,oo :, ,,;,,,,,
1.s.zY - ~ "ste % ~ e.eA :
pas 1ney we're nos af great improvement eyer
rates of yesterday. Clear sterling was sold at 98
Mas for low grades. but round amouuts were
r1acad a4 Inn loo4 1oo4afno1 o,5 doc,,x,a,,t,
p'Asss - -, Asos' AoV4agho'as abu s oosahiSSs
ranged from 30 up 70 70. some paFties think rae
lowest rates Of sterling have not been reached If
if roes much lower there will be yarv little nlea-
49, e 4, sIG, \, c ry.aa .s --s-,
suis ~ ueaAps IN is "eis quies = o.sees
e.6a; best on Paris held at 5-5o In New York
fuais there was something turned up. Good sixty
aa~a f,tt ,sa II rov,,,d e.,u,a af tSessI scv
~ s15 81, III !.
~ ~ 2 N"u " t'se- u9. Allee uays ssShe ma5 soiu -
o-le prem. There were other transactions In sight
\ at from par up To 4B5 and premium. the New
York marketreeedes in its strngeney, 90 that good
sixty day bills can be negotiated with some facn-
\ ity, sight drafts and checks must decline.
The movements in cotton to day were light, re-
| spending in no way OF manner to The advices from
\ New York.
sothihg uVne III stochs Hor pohas lo-uay.
The banks Of Tennessee are now working, i b
presumed, under the law Of that State, which cen
tains the following clause:
sEe. 6. Be i Jst,tse1. e'aacted, That No bank II
Inls saate saa permit " assues q aesaaL
snecie funds coasis,iIle Of coin notes S sneeis
paying banks and sight exchange. Nor shall any
DanA sse wv aol olie ~ wv laaas 4. M vs. saal
sfaeI Each ana every bank shall own ,,i kaTs
/ -
ers an ana ska and saep
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-22

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 C4NP STREET ~
Thursday Morning, Nov. p isel
CoTToN .... The demand yesterday was more
general, and the sales embraced about 5000 bales.
Prices still too irregular for general quotations,
but Middling may be quoted at 1o@l0ac.. with
sales below and occasionally above those fgnras
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock hand lst September. 1850 bales TasBI
Rsseiysa setve sesisids ssfe Yss sess
,,.,,.,,., .,,.. ...a,. sassts
Exported Yesterday. l,ost s7sl0o
Stock on hand not cleared sl56i5
TOBACCO. =. There was more inquiry, with sales
Of some 600 hhds., comprising 42s Refused. 100
Planters Lugs. and 10 hhds., all on private terms,
and 10 Low Admitted and Refused at Sic. q ID.
Prices unchanged.
STATEMENT OF TOBACCO.
Stock on hand Ist September, hhis. asFe
Received yestsrday ss seSs
asse
EsposS Esporsa ,igse; s5,Issav lss 3d. of
Stock IN lana not clcn. ........... l3,g72
SUGAR. About $50 hhds. were sold at still
easier prices. Fair to Fully Fair 5@52c. "a d.
MoLAssEs. :. We noticed sales Of some 800 hbls.
at previous rates. Prime to Choice 25@27c. ~
gallon.
FLOUR. Holders refused IL so for Superfne,
which was accepted the day previous. Sales 200o
bbls., of which 800 Unbranded at "a 2s, 800 Super
fine at "a 62a, so at 81 75 I10o in several lots on
private terms, $50 Low Extra in two lots at So rs,
so at s. 80, and 100 T. Harrison's at s. SO ID Dbl.
GRAM y. The sales of Corn embraced some 2l00
sacks, including 600 White Mixed and Yellow at
ESQ.,, 400 Yellow and $50 White at TO- and 500
White at re. % bushel. OF Wheat about $50
sacks Red and White were disposed of at 81 so Ts
bushel In Oats we noticed sales of about 500
sacks St Louis, comprising 15O at $780,. 200 ut 40,
and 100 Black Mixed at Ale. y bushel. OF Bran
$50 sacks were sold, including zoo at 81, and $50
at 81 05 y 100 ID.
HAY. We heard of sales of rs bales Western
sold on private terms, 100 at $40, 800 at s24 500
s25, and l20 New York at s32 % ton.
Provisions. =. The transactions in Pork and Ba-
con were confined to retail lots the former at 5000
$40 so y Dbl. for Mess, and the latter at s@94e.
for Shoulders, l2@i2f for Ribbed Sides, and l4c.
ae b. for Clear. In Lard we did not hear Of q sale
of any consequence.
CofFEE . .663 bags were sold, of which 52S at
I3ac., and 1856 at lac. - ID.
GusNY BAGS. l30 bales Heavy changed hands
at l3ac.
WHISKY. About 100 bbls were sold, compris-
ing loo Raw and 80 Racfihed on private terms.
fsHEaaTs Wc eaiiced n ship laid on for Bro
mon II | ', staHl consignment given away of o
ship is,f i.iyespoui ~ II.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-22
TIRE DEPARTMENT.


FIREMEN's CHARITABLE AssoCEATIoN-ofhce Odd
Fellows Hall, Lafayette street.
OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES.
President IsaRe n Marks, of No. 13
Sss i afl'sp Fogsr @ e No ssf
A. + Fiction, u T. IL 4 l. Co. No q sam Barnes Of No. O.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.. t,sG ,. =. ". .
fhisf f Ba6ai fi9 issfsf g. 2 e.
Second Assistant o{tee of No s.
Board Of sonersIsaar y, Marke Q! No s CHAIR
No 5 r. l. Bruce of No. il nenry Benssl, of No p.
COMMITTEES.
Wni Hl'i'l j. Ghsr Of No. Il; r. frasy Of No. 25
Committee for the RolIeFof f. Widows and Orphans,
j p Nisbet Chairman Of A Il L. Co No. s. Preur street,
between Gasqnet and Palmyra.
Il riGes P. f. M No 1888 Canal street, between
- o'st''S '''1 e---Tiiisi' ZThird 'pistrie-
Efsd ssaqsn Of NJ az EnFse I nGuie No. Victory
william Schneider Of No T. corner Of soraporu New
General Relief Committee
.n Ee,cssrd =, M IS NJ M % 5strS 81 Sh17Ie, street
N'oaSs, ii No. u s:dsa5 x sS Ga%R Is,g,s; ;Isss
X Maurer of No St Peer street opposite he Aisena
s"'no0' ~ go Third biptTis pise
Jacob cnne Of No o4 Loyee between Barracks and osp
Gaagan Engine House Of No. a. Greatmen street. he
tween ST. Eerdlnala ana
Fourth District
J. Becker of No. o. Soaparu and New Leyee
George Lejnnger of l. H. L. Co, No. St. Andrew ST.
between Laurel and Constance.
PHYSICIANS ANR APoTHRGARIEs.
Dr. j. Folwel. No. ri Ca carondeiet street
John Boot ApoheeaIy ondelet and God Streets
J. Hnberwad Apohecary Tchouptoulas and Race
Second Histlict---
Dr. T. fancy corner Rampant and Cusomhouse streets.
E. e. Mougin, Apoteeary Dauphn aud Gustomhouse
Dr. k Korse hi No. s Old Leyee street opposite The Mint
aug Shelley Apohecary MOrean and Enghien Streets
-FoWtl District
r. Tuney Apohecary New Leyec street between seraparu
and First Streets
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-22
ARTICLE XIII.

Totai l0Gs9 Sl,000,Q01
Egs done and passed the city New Orleans aforesaid
ths day, month and frs above wr sE3 sreEen Of
Marcel r. DueFos and Antoine sqhand witnesses OF ffn
expressly required and dociatSd in this dereunto
sign THAR with said appearsr and me. N6tszy.
The esiginal signed j. b. STiA RS9N and others
NJ. T. nUCRGk
A, GOMANU.
EDWaRD BAEEETT, Notary Public.
Icertfy foregoing be copy of the original OK.
tant my Current Register.
New Orleans, 18th June, 1860.
undersigned Recorder of Mortgages 10 and for the Parish
of Orleans that the foregoing Chatter has been hi
day recorded in Society Book No. i, folio 414.
New Orleans, 18th June, 1860.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-22
ELLIS BosricK, fRAsA ". sLEioUE
~. BOsTgCK s. SEYMOUR, n
fszz& Successors to- SSE5
BREWSTER zACHARIE,

LeFce end Fulton street, Opposite Z. VI0leIE
between FoydrRs and GrEvier streets,
Manufacturer and Dealers IN STOVES and TIN WARE
Wholesale and Retail CoPPER, TIN and SHEET IRON
WORKERS
We most respectfully ea the attention of commission and
country merchants honsekUspeTB and hotel proqs0r, 10
large well assorted stock Of Cooking Parlo Once ana
Heating Stoves comprising almost every hnd in exstenea
Pots Heela u Coffee Gfequs Toilet seta Lamps Lanterns
and kinds Of Wares suitable for Cooking and Domestic
poses Al of which will be sold ut lower ptceG tha hoase
In the city. u. -.-.. ,.-.-
adapted for the sa of Hotels Planters etc. to which invite
particular attention.
Sole agents for s. ). Mtcers Premium Lightning Rods
which will be cold at manufacturer prices.
Particular paid ail Kinds of House and Steamboat
hbbng Tin and Sheet Iron Pipes, Valley Cutters Escape
Pipes and al kinds OF Copper Tiu and Sheet Iron WORK
promptly executed. fel3 tt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-22
CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY. November e. 1850
The arrivals since Friday last comprised 81 West :
ern Beeyes, I'll Texas Cattle. I'll Hogs 72S Sheep,
ID Mich Cows, and 10 Veal Cattle. The market
closes nearly bare Of mileh Cows, with an ample
supply OF other stock on hand.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-22

Bank Of Tennessee and Branches, Eov. 1, laSo.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-22
| 1sFRANo1k's FEaALE CORDIAL
BEAUTIFY1Na l. INyIG DRAFTING T. REGULATING


BEAUTIFYING - INVIG GoRATING l. REGULATING
For producing Blooming Complexion Erect and Graceful
Carriage of the Body Cheerful Disposition Removing Boches
and Erupons from the Face Curing Low Spirits Mean-
Gho DI es Papitation Of the Heart Pains In the Head
Back Limbs Whites and all the various forms of Disease
produced by Suppressed Painful Irregular Msnstrugon,
which the Female Sex is subject.
IT HAS NEVER BEEN KNOWN TO FAI4t
Originally compounded for purpose bringing and
regulating the Monthly Periods Women which does under
10 he the best Female Invgoraor and Beauer
has been fny tested in Mobile and proves be equal
ull It has been represented.
The lady citizens
recently been of Debility and Low Spirits bordering
loss OF mind through apathy naetion of toe womb BY the
ne OF Fema Cordial after all other remedies had
ouee more restored to heah happiHe and The society oil her
family and friends.
Numerous equally surprising the desperate Fc.
male of disease have become known the poenrs.
E5- Sold by JOHN WRIGHT & co., New orlea ans TALL
LIANT CO.. Mobile, and Druggists generally. SEA ly
M NEW ORLEANS
OFFICE No. 10 CAMP STREET
Amount Of Premiums for the year ending December
Sl lo3s 9705 30
Assets Slst December, 1859 yI0sST IL
The Trustees have declared dividend of THIRTY
cent, after paying SIX per interest all
Standing scrip and redeem in cash the Of 1856
Interest and redesabe scrip pGyabe cash on and after the
18th February next Certificates for the year deliverable
JAMES H. waEE1rR, Secretary.
New Orleans, January o. 1850. taig m
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-22

s-szss .z,z=.=rr.zxr.-, QUICKEST TIAIE!!!- |
asa7 : 0nIsass ossass no 9o 95sSls snE
,,,,,,,- -.-, ~ ,,,.,
'oh'H' = -'''A' - -
GREAT EASTERN ROUTE
VIA
0kaio and Mississippi
BROAD a UGE RAJ ~ ROAD!
Making the 9udGKhsF TIaE from NEW oELSANs
CINCINNATI LOUSY li'Lh' ahd al eastern ~Hassefh eltesi
Eew York ..zs honrs. R!tspng ,sos5 hours
Boston sonrs o Thesng ~ honrs. honrs
Baltimore z3 sss hoars BuIsl9 es esS hours hours
:sSs to 9sn,sss ssss '''s 3'' without
sgse G and s res5ls oonnactons nee At CINCINNATI woui
Fqs T6e ohio and Mississippi Railroad having broad gauge pas
sS sss gilh & fsi4d on
a TBaed f ssne aFs ID Ga y 5 and 1 Fs @
han IN ordinary cars 9s' ~ 's'' A 80
public against bills advertising
10 three Of four hours at Grand Junction as
sa The septheFR The Rl Route oo .d p.xo,,
For information sppy at the Office Of the New Orleans Jack
1n ssst i il & Nc Il R e aRp 81
Commercial Place " y eoSeEn General septhsEa Agent
- sggs 7gF - 49, Ia r. = hUaSkN
saS Aaa u sAss.gGULS RAfLWAY@Dspot
| corner of Goodchldren aud Champs Elyssee.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
To Lake Borgne distance miles, Farethroagh
" eeh's s,,ar,,ra ara &c, ~ Tra;pa6 % ATYy
49,. a.. ,i, So sepai tpa ~ u :" a. ~ IN ~
A'eaSe 'hs e"s ~ 'n' AaAe' at az " . III up p M
- r,k. is,r - sIsa ~ W
| 80 A"Ae o'S - et IGilp n
o. On st-a.t va m ,f tha p n
or a oter busness connsed With tbe sstae n tbs
| fas..as a,sndar ~ i X ordo, [ annIr "a - - st -
| r''' 1At 'seA' " n PAREwETT Eracutnr
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-22
ARTICLE XIV.

Any Director being about 10 abes himself for period of il
months lees nominate substitute In his provided
said substitute shall have his right less than twenty
Ave the capital stock Of the Company and provided
also said substitute be elected by the Board Director
for The time being.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-22

All powers Of this Cooperation shall bs vested in Boad of
,recofs consstng Of twelve persons each of whom shall
old ii t right Least entyye hundred dollars of the
ApitaI steu o said Association,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-22

The Board Of Directors shall appoint Secretary all
clerks and agents. and may the pleasure
shall the salaries Of ali officers Of the porAtIon and
of security that shall be required from any said officers
and agents
Said may also delegate such powc the
the ordinary business Of tho Company Committees their
body their officers agents. they may deem expedi
also appoint within and without tins State
under such them shall proper And they
shall have power make laws rules regulations and to
amend alter the whenever the interest OF the corporation
may require IT, and shall also have supply tacn
ces in their Board such vacancies
caed Of death, resignation, Of the requisite
shares insolvency absence without leave for
nnenaShYe months
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-22
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

A yTI6ENS, j. s., IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
a Hardware Cutlery Stoves, Fire Crates Paints o at
40. 236 TeonptoulaS streets. o23 If
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-22
ARTIeLE XII. :

majority Of the Board Of Directors shall BE- necessary 10
form quorum and decision Of such majority shall be a valid
corporate for the purchase of right
in building new roads, or for the purchase Of real estate
which shall require vote Of Of the whole Board
10
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-22
8ebielp Of tbe NlarAets.

GREscEnT oFrrcE, No. 70 CiNap STREET, l.
Thursday Morning, NOV. -. 1851 !
CoTToN -. The demand yesterday was more
general and the sales embraced about 5000 bales.
Prices still too irregular for general quotations,
but Middling may be quoted at 1o@lOae.. with
sales below and occasionally above those fgnras ::
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-22

plurality Of cong for each share
voted upon shall 10 sufficient elect Directors shai
their meeting after their election choose her
ber for President Of the Association who shall be elected by
majority Of the whole Board and upon whom all citations
other legal processes shall lie served
shall be the duty Of the President preside al all meetings
the Board and in sf absence inability act the
Board shall oeci Of their members President pro en
shall for The time being exercise the full powers of President
All eieeons shall he by ballot under the supenendenee
inspectors appointed by the Board among Stockhod
piEeetorsl least eek prior eleeon
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-22

The liquidation Of the affairs of this Association shall made
BY tkfee commissioner appointed by the Stockholders at
convened for that purpose after sx days previous
tee newspapers published in New orleans. Said liqni
6aLors shall be solvent residents of this city -
debted the Assoc alton their Of ose shall be assigned
all necessary power shall be conferred them The period
for liquidation shall be fixed well their compensation
suc the Stockholders may by resolutions general
neeaag convened, determine.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-22

shareholder all meetings for the election of Director
or purposes, shall bs entitled directly proxy
vote on Of stock held by him. pro2ud that Stock
holder in his five hundred votes an
crowded also that he shall have owned his stock least
months prior 10 the day of voting.