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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-09
MARRIED..

DE GRAFR-FAIR-On Thursday, JsR. s BY The Row 1oNS
D. C. Crawford. Ltyedus De Graf TO Miss Alice Fsf ell q
HAMMOND-BURR-A. Colchester, cssa, sa weiassd@k
Dee a. by the Rev L. Curtis, Mr. J. C. Hammond w.,
Rockville Conn to Mrs Katie l., daughter Of Henry Bs<
esg., Of Colchester.
HARVEY-ANOEyIEE-lOn Nsw.Yens Eve By the Res
laeh Cepp Of the Episcopal Church, Mr. Jenss Harvey
hiss Kate Anseviso All Of New. York City.
MOLLOi--DELAMEN--On Friday Jan. by the Rev. NJ.
Weston, Henry Moloy Agnes Dslsmss beth u tkis city.
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Accrn,,rs Avn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Schirmsr held

ACCIDENTS AND LeISs-NOIOutT OCnlTuloI lcIl
an inquest Saturday, the City Hospital the body Of
Michel Bauer who died nom the effect Of inues received
december I'm that day deceased who ia machn
ST. admitted t. the opitai suffering from compound COM
nruted actne 81 the the result OF beog caught In tho
machinery ofthe shop who're he employed Amputa'ion
necessary which having been Pe,fomed he de.
ceased considered in fair way lie taken
worse however and 6nsy died Friday. verdict In ac
codnce with these facs ered named Church
fund dead yesterday seDcon at the Of Jane and
Wahipg.on streets Information sent 70 the Coroners
Office aod inquest viii be held to-day. II thought that
the result otnues received by tho dreeased New
Years Day at the hands Of party Of unknown oweies
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SUPERIOR CouRr-oxsKHaI rrss.-Jas. 1.-Bstero
Bench

DEC.5toN5.
Henry Carolus, administrator, agt. The Mayor, &c.
-Judzntn, affirmed With costa.
Jo6n Rode sgt The Rutgers Fire Insurance Co..
CLsrne Fogel a Joseph tfIo a. John H. Ehe eg
Peter Haller Orders affirmed with
John L. Alien at. Daniel Develn.--New rial or
der.d before referee, unless jury Trial be aaked for
pls'ut dismissed with costs
Alexander Duncan ct al. agt. Abed 7. Edgerton.-
Judgment affirmed with costs
George Caseard agt. Elisha w. Hurman.--New trial
ordered costs TO sbidc event
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noo. "a ,ssir sssnes %, me purpose Of c,mps.x Ne
che officers Win oat the slxh,eTt ss
alton va. Responsible for the da-srss csnsss by |
baDspo7tA g properly which resulted b tbs strike.
BnckH IN agt Pitcher.
peron depositing bis own money and thas OF OH
holder tie portion belonging to hinse The scsion unds AZ.
statute Of BETTING and gsng must be brought BY reel e
tor although the Of another uay have ussd n nal
ing the wager Tbs dspoor IL entitled % recover isssr-
from the time o. demanding IL Of bringing hs .css shoa<k
hse previously been paid BY "a. wiz
ncr I'll no defense, II TO the stakeholder wsss
who has fecsred tho money that Il paid depossa q
'oreign bank bu the ejaculation Of which whis h Ssss .
prohibited
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

"Thyes silver lining 10 every cloud, and "Ths
Somnambulist tive Parloi operAs-wil he performed
tonight at the Polytechnic Institute, by the Drayton''
ehor Olveira will alfo appear. The DfaytoDs have
met with decided success curing tue psit wesktheir
performances eicitins wemerited applause and their
enertainmens being attended by large and respectable
audiences.
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MERCHANTS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, are
often puzed lnow how place their employees whebeT this
will make good salesman that sgood accountant this re-
liable Trustworthy confdenal clerk that CASHIER &c phe
nologu description carefully written out in full would settle the
question and indicate the enact place eseh man can oe MI
Prof Fowler 500 Broadway m'kss private examna'pS
and vyos fun written descriptions, daily
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NEW-J.ERS.EY ITEMS.

COLLISION on THE CAMDEN AND AMBog RAILROAD.
fally on Wednesday morurg collision occurred upon the
Camden and Anboy Railroad west Of the Coopers Creek
BYder between freight trains route for Camden result
Ing smashing number Of but fortunately in
iurpg person upon either train The head tram ad been e
famed and while wang the conductor neglected To send
ispa The road 10 wsrn the coming train Of the TACT
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DrnGLARs AT WoRK.-At an early hour on Sunday

BURGLARS At WoRK.-At an early hour on Sunday
Cole and Peret Of the 9Th precinct
foIe doos Of esu Laurent Lidon No. 50 Walker street.
wide op-n The officers stepped inside what the
ter thieves rushed for The door hoping escape One
otho ecured By officer COLI but the o,her d'ed
the lie closely pursued by officer aret aud ans,ber
seeing the chase ed in KNOCKING the fugitive down
with bis club and repeating the operation two three
tines fellow On being taken before Jnstee Con
molly he prisoners gave their Frank Mart aud Frsdo
rick Bishop complaint sube lueny lodged against them
for King into the store Henry ~ Fcsee No 80 White ST.
where thew s amount money and several bottles
This ouId IN their possession and they
were both committed to answer.
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watch aud chain. The stranger made 80 determined
resistance that the hishwsymen were compelled TO
strike bw, and. IN doisg, hit him unIucky blow,
which cassed bis death. The accused said, further
that the stranger stated that be was from Massschu
sctts, bat did lot give bis The story sppcart 10
bc improbable. although Capt. McCIane intends 10
make all necessary inquiries in order to ascertain the
uuh or falshy Of tho stalenenL
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pnnyrx RArK Rn1s-Milliam FlshertY. an aIderly

PRoEHN BANK BILLs--William Flaherty, an elderly
person arrested Saturday evening by Officer Dnpy Of
the Twentieth Pecpc for attempting to worthless apd
broken bark bills places In Eighth The
offered bin oTh Peoples Bank Of ersey aud after
being told that Il bad presented al anster place. where
raan reused The officer foos we'd him for time, and
bis preventing the bill third time took him into custody
Upon searching him. upward If so In broken bauk bills
found upon him he accused committed for examination
by Justice cuackenbush.
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The folowingis Report Of the Dispensaries Of the
City OF NeW York for tie month Of Decemher 1850;

PrescTipons dlspened I,yT
During the month Of December above shown medical aud
surgical servces vaccination and medicine afforded
itorFy TO- persons The principal Of death
phhis and scarlet fever Tho prevailing diseases
chiefly affected the respiratory system Among the I'M
rorsnt phthisis, bronchitis pneumonia and whooping
cougt.
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Crr MoRTALrrr.-The total number OF deaths In
this city last week was ll9, Of which IL adults,
~ children; 50 males, and &c females. The principal
Diseases were; Conssmption,6 commissions, infante,
i2 scarlet fever l3; marasmus, infaste, 5; inham-
nation of the huge To- Natives Of the United States
9o ireland, 2li England, s; Denmark, Scotland and
Germany, each.
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TAdvsrtisemsntl

oI WANT TO BIZ HEALTHY, NkaLiih, liON"N-
,stp AKIN HAPprr-A chronological Examination a. oNLik
WRlI 3s Broadway, viii reveal your detects snu now 70
YOUR talents and how to nae them " sdYahiase
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MEETING or THH BaooKLrs BAn.-A meeting Of
the Brooklyn Bar was held in the Special Term room,
City Hall. ON Saturday for the purpose of making
fragments for dsDsr to be given 10 the Hos. s. b.
Strong, ex.Jsdge Of the Second Judicial District.
Thursday, the 18th of January, was designated, and
the following gentlemen were appointed Committee
mako the necessary preparations: p. s. Crooke n T.
wsripg, p. v. r. Stanton, WIN. s. C.sgsweIl, Gres.
vile t. Jsnks
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TIE EXEMPT FIREMES.-M the recent annual
meeting ohe exempt renep the foovir officers eeesed
Tor the ensuing Pes lieut. John Roach; Wee President
c. b. Tmpson Recording Secretary john b. Pitt Financial
SecIttsry WM T. Spiasns; r1easnrer. Aax. Andersop.
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TAdver lsenent. !

DR pANSING has RETURNED 10 his once, no.
b Rstsr four doors Of Broadway, for The radical
r Of eIuie Female end spinal disease, etc.. by his ion
ve m Icys mailed FRKR Hours nom %
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BALL or rHx TAmMASr SoorETr.-Toe forty-6fth
anniversary ball of this So,iey in commemoration Of
the battle of New-orleabs, will be beld at Tammasy
Hal this evening.
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SERIOUS FaLI.-A woman named Bridget Martin
feI on the ice Ia Washington avenue Pacific street.
Saturday night aud sustained fracture OF the spine she
tsk en- 20 tho City Hospital
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TIE Foe-CoLLIsIos on The Enthusiastically
night the dense fog the river seriously interfere
with the trips Of the Wilismsburgh ferry boats. Tn
trips were interrupted until about 10 o'clock, and from
that time until about yesterday the Peck-sp aud
Roosevelt street boats did not more than three or
fsur times and at hss the passage was 80 tedious and
uncertain that passengers preferred the cars to Futou
Ferry, or some shorter ferry from WilliamsburSh
The Nebraska, one Of the Roosevelt street boats, len
New-York about half.paSt eight and did not arrive
at Williamsburgh until nearly eleven O'clock While
in the middle of the river the Niagara, another Of the
Roosevelt street boats, came into collision with the
Nebraska, causing serious danger to the boats, but
doing injury to the passengers. The fog was very
Dense and il impossible to navigate the river with
safety.
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MELANCHOLY AccIDEST-About u o'clock yester-
dsy morning young risn 30 years Of age named William
Smith. residing in Coye street GreenpOat was instantly
Killed In First street. North Ninth street. r. D., by being
engine bch going down Fsst sarspd when Hook
Ladder No was the side otheu In styance a,
the machines pissed the font wheels in collision aud
this threw the tongue Of the truck around STRIKING Smith aud
knocking him down The front wheel OF the zine
his head and breast and the wheel passed hi neck
trsctuInE his skull and killing him Instantly picked
end the Station House Of the fifth Precinct where
inquest held tay BY Coroner Ma and verdict Of
accidental desh rendered s remains then taken to
his parents residence at Greenpont
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adult mechanics, in which the English language. book
keeping, drawing. physics chemistry, &C., are to be
taught 10y able Instructors.
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Precinct sstion-House and voluntarily surreudsred
himself His statement regarding the affair Is ne fol-
lows: "On the plight Of the 2Gh, west On beard the
schooner John III. Clayton, and found Qniun making
fire in the cabin; he ssked me what wanted; re-
Piled, 'NothiDg soou after, laid down and went 10
sleeps had not lain more than half an hour whes
Quinn awoke me and said | must 90 ashore, aud
threatened to shoot noe If did not; he had gun In
bic hand at the time and fearing that be would shoot
me, took hold OF the gun; a scufae en'ued during
which the gun went of accidentally; the charge en-
tered Qunns abdomen, and te fell the deck then
went on shore and went 10 bed; the occurrence bas
90 prey ed upon my minsttas determined to give my
selfup." Ten Eyck accordiDg, locked up for the
night In the StaonIIouse, and yesterday morning was
tai on before Justice Quackeabusb at Jefferson Market!
where be repeated bis story. Capt JayneAnd others
were slso present, and testified that Ten Eyck had
made similar confession to them. The ma yistra!e
committed the prisoner to await farther examination
FATAL QuARrEL.-Thsmas Clare, who was stabbed
on Tuesday night las at the corner Of Centre and
leonard streets by John Howe died yesterday at the
City hospital from the injuries then received. 1t
appears trat Howe and Clare quarreling In the
strett when the former drew knife and stabbed the
lsttr in the thigh and abdomca. The injured man
was taken to the Hospital, aad Howe was arrested,
and has been In custody since. 1t Is impossible to
ASCERTAIN the origin of the difficulty; but as Coroner
Scbjrmtr will hold inquest on the body to-day the
evidence before the Jury may throw light upon
the occurrence.
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The Rev. II. w. Beecher lectures tonight In th
Sixteenth Bspet Church, West Sixteenth street, nca
Eighth avenue.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIosa-Jss. 7+-Rfsu d
City Judge
There was no business done at this Court to-day.
large number Of cases DO tried dusz lhe Ter ss. so.e
ofthen wefo ready. ~
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COUNTERFEIT BLLs.-Counterfeiters were busily
Saturday night aud number of worthless bills
passed IN different parts the city, before the fact
tained the The bills altered hrees the AT
bsDy TIcauze BaDk and the Freehold Banking Com
pany n J. The police succeeded in s1eng samuel Woren
and John Flynn en- the charge Of passing the bills.
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IAdssr.issueuL

Millions Of Bottles Of Mrs. WINsL0W's soofh-
- 49, 90 me ma s.ery year II the United eisss fci
chndren ceking with neysrling success Reae Is iane'
iiste aud certsia Only Is eeBts bottle.
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IAdyerti.ement.l
BApTHoLF's CELEBRATED SEWING,
MACHINES No. 49, Brodway,
corusT Of Howsrd-st
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ExpLosfoE IN PERoUsstoS Car MlNUFAcToRY =
An explosion occurred 10 a small building attached to
the srcusion cap mandatory Of Dr. Isaac GoIdmark,
at the foot of Carroll street. Saturday last, result
inc in the death Of man named Charles Hallenback.
The deceased was engaged in mixing The composition
need in tire manufacture Of saps When, in consequence
Of friction as supposed, tho substance exPloded Inc
force was 20 great 70 throw him through the door,
and ,eysral yard, from the building. He was ioaad
Wing on bis face, NJ fearfully INITIATED Coroner
Horton TOOK charge Of be body and viii hold an in
ops,t tc,day A few weeks since similar accident
occnr M tho same place also resulting in the loss OF
lfo The deceafed Halleuhack, WAS a native OF Ger
many. In letter ready for mailing, which he had
written 70 his frien6s he stated that he was engaged IN
none, making business but that il was very danger
ans and that be was liable any moment 10 be killed.
He was abou. 90 years Of age, and without family.
the preor;e,or Of the establishment was absent in
Philadelphia at the tiue Of The explosion
A e,p,scs CosFEsslos.-Some Says since, Capt.
MeCope ostbe Eighth Ward Police, arrested young
IAN on the charge Of petit larceny, and, having been
convicted on similar complaints heretofore, he was
fosnd guilty. and sentenced to the Penitentary for Elk
months. While under tho captains csre, he stated
that Eve years ago O man who had considerable money
stoIped Q, hotel in Third avenue which he named
Tie stranger drank number Of times, and became 20
much Influenced by liquor that be exhibited hsndinl
Of bills 10 tboee In the barroom. wocompanous Of
tie nceuhtd together with himself induced the stran'
ger TO ,ale walk, aud, arriving ut lonely spot in
Flhh avlnue they robbed him Of his money and gold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-09

THH Crr HALL PoLrer.-Nsyor Wood having
succeeded in outing COpt. Leonard from tue command
Of The City Hall Police Capt Hartt his successor, on
saturday las!, assumed tho duties OF that pos ties,
Leonard eucct eding him in the Seventeenth Ward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-09

LIGHT GuARD BALL.-Tbis popular entertainment
promises this year to be unusually successful From
the large number Of tickets already sold the Commit
tee have felt warranted in making the most extensive
preparations, and the decorations will probably sur
pess anything ever introduced in the Academy In
addition to the usual military display and the collection
Of singing birds throughout the house, novel effect
will be produced by the arrangement of extensive
mirrors in tie rear Of the STAGE Dodworths Band u
ons hundred will furnish the music.
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J. DARRACH, SUPERB rsendcut.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-09
z TEE POUR YEARS RACE.

"A. "a sia that tie above looks 10 the ralls ~
q .5pisrson and the folly Of al attempts 70 pt yes
an ~, ,r,ek again Who tie free mountain colt tl' VIZ
M he Geld cannot tell but you may rest assured t VIZ
b. as ws4lay FOX him a. wa bitterly opposed toy0"
PsIhope e T. not that Foiney can prove tlal yos
ssrpIy defended hu, be he'd written sbe Forrest ~
Vile was abusing him for Il; because be can wa ~
piled to show that you insisted upon the
k,er IN ne ~ T. Herald Is tic only Hsy 'e T" 10 IN ~
gry. -. ,,,,. % ,,,r.
r. al win continue 70 address yon HS u"' 70 ''''
similarly saectionste episile. - r,es, "a
Ps No. a-For the quotations Ia 'hs s00's WV
yot 10 tho fles Of The NJ " HsfaId-
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-19
= ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

FOs MAJUa GINER Al.
Co. ". PATkIDJE. II the lst neg rent, htsst SIP
Htta csDsiII lie Ior NajR Gen. Of lie ectid
DIsistba. eHb aSiax h. CtlnIirs of II MIS- Aadts n
ts us. f.z Washington. qausa, Warren, hans'
Nessssa, san h sst, L utierdaie LAX aad JASPER
ksezT ou list siaS % October.
X. ". T. DANIEL, Ksq II ia kson. b . ndidats fh
liz ~'>'''' - :
DRE A. RICE, Of Raymond, Is CANDID te for Major
g. ReE. "a the Sreoad isson, Mis- ISL ri militia
fJsJ N, cani dsie for ieu,e ant Iolcnel OF the
Inns County hegilnezt. at the .. sui eIeetio
FOR PROBATE JUDGE.
% WeGe asthariz 10 announce JOHN W. RoBR as ,
canfids Tor re-eeeton to oic Of Probate Jutgs
Of u nfis county a the ensuing ectobe &C lon
- Ne are auth rzed To announce the name O
EDM ARD - en- 81 late for the orhep OF Probat
Clerk Election IN October.
~ Wsare authorized To announce HOWELL A
ALL - scandfaate FOR the oice ofUoanty fressar
EIeetk'ntn Oetob-F.
Wa are anthbrized to announce q. A. BRIsTow as 4
caadilste far Ounty treasurer.
Ne authorized to announce the rame Of SAMUEL
Cerk-
wa arc author' zed to announce ". N RICHEY,
- the aext eiection.
weare Authnrized tn announce the name Of WI. II.
TAYI.Bl caRiate for election to the Office OF
Ehri IN OF Hiatis Eeunty.
We are sn,harized TO announce 8. g CRANBERRY
IS cand date lor urve.Gr Of MAIDS county.
w arr auth rizei To announce ]. BRADFORD, IS q
candidate III office Of survey Of Kinds County
We are authorized to announce DAVID DICKSON,
IS candidate for MAGISTRATE for Jsrkson heat.
3 49, A. IL HANDY Is q can 'idate fr reelection o.
Ja.ge af the Iii curt 81 Errors and Appeals for tn
Rrst dstr cmpo ed VI the Con ties Of inds Warren
Rankin, scs NoWtoa. Land rdale, KemPer, Ne>h" 8
Leaks Madison SazD lssaqueaa. Washiagton. Holmes
Attala, insun and Soxubee Election lst. Monday o
: Oef.sIsee.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-19
MISsISSIPPIAN
TERMS.


The Weekly Miss,ssippian is published every
Wednesday. 50 Per annum, payable in advanee.
Tue Scar Wsekly Nississippian Is published OF
Tuesdays aud Fridays, at IS per annum-in ad
Esaoe.
SESSIONS OF the Legislature, At s..
ADVERTISEMENTS.
0as square, tof 10 lines or less) frst insertion
a each subsequent Insertion, so cents.
All advertisements will be inserted In boil
Weekly and Semi-WeekIy papers, unless Other
wise ordered.
Merchants sdvertising by the Year, viii b.
charged the sum Of SEVENTY. FIVE DOLLARS
with the sAiviIege Of changing az pleasure.
Professional, Commission Merchants, and 9th
Cards, 10 DOLLARS per year.
Al advertisements from distance must be &c
eonpsnied with the money or good city acceptance
Communications intended to benefit individual
corporations or companies, viii be charged as I'D
vsrtisements.
OsITuARY NOTICES Published without ehargs
whey they dc not exceed ave lines. II Longer
charged as Advertisements.
0dd-Felloss, Masonic, Sons of Temperance an
Firemens Notices, inserted 1t halt price, II pai'
foe In advance.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-19
RAIL ROAD NOTICE.

jackson, Miss, June 9Th 1850.
WHEREAS, by the statute of Mississippi, =
w cooperating this Company 1t is prov. ded tina,
said company shall be capable Of suing and Jeino
sued in said State of Mississippi, in IKE manner a.
other corporate bodies may sue and be sued within
said State" and also that process may be sers ed
within the proper County or district. upon any
known or appointed agent Of said Company" and
Whereas by the statute of Mississippi, OF February
10th 1885, it is further provided SHAT suits against
corporations whose prtacip1 faceef business hall
be located ,cithin SAID State of ssis-ippi shall be
commenced IN fhe Cos ty tchere the primo. pal office
or pace Of sine-s nsny be-" THERgF0RE, H.
Resolved, That jackson, in the State of Missis
sippi be selected as the legal domcil and pri
place of business of this Company in the said State
and that JuHH ID. FRREM AN, y citizen of Jackson
In the said State be, and be is hereby appointed
agent Of this Company upon whom service of all
process against IT. arising within the said state Of
Mississippi, shall be made. 81
Resolved, Thar no other person In the said Stats
of Mississippi, except the said john ID. Freeman
be recognised o. the agent Of this Company upon
whom service of process shall be made and notice
10 hereby given that said Company will hereafter
claim It's chartered right to be sued onla IN the
coan II ito principal place Of 6Rsiness, in said
state Of Mississippi. ~ "
Resolsed, That due notice Of these resolutions
be advertised in the State Gazette. entitled "Tbe
Mississppiun," published at jackson, for the term
VI three months. 7}Gs
of resolu ions adp ed BY the Board OF Directors of
the New Orleans, Jacksun and Great NorIhern Rail
June 1866. - :
sS GIVEN under my hand and the Seal Of
AHS6 the Company, at New Orleans, TINS 18th
day Of June, 1880. SIS
june 20 '60-sGR 3m. r. J. CHARLES. Sec. n.