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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-14

SOUTHERN LOCK .--DVsBinE
- Locks o. every description sliding Door Trimming Of the
best quality Also Prison and Bank Locks Hinges and Bolo Of
any height. Bells hung, with without Tubes.
ALL KINDS OF REPAIRING DONE.
As sell work but my manufacture prepared 70
Warrant give entire satisfaction those who may favor
with a call
WILLIAM READY,
900 Main Street. between sth aud 9th,
fei0-1y RfcusOsD Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-14
DIRECTORS
LESTER MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
Richmond, Va.
IHE subscribers having formed Joint stock company for the
i manufacture and sale Of
SE\MING ACHINES

USDER RIGHTS TROM
ELIAS HOWE JR, WHEELER & WILSON, GROVER 4 BAKER.
and l. NJ SINGER 4 CO,
prepared furnish the public with this valuable
and indispeasab. article In domestic economy
MADE on SOETHERE SOIL
solicit fair trial OF our productionsb believing that they will
every respect prove to be at least equal those
facturers
by combining the merits Of all the old Machines and same
avoiding their faulis offer them IN full confidence and
with guarantee Of perfect utility aud adaptation To every
industry where the needle required They make
strong lock stitch alike both sides Of the work. which will not
rayel pull They handsomely gotten up finished
In various styles. suited both for
MANUFACTURING AND FAMILY PURPOSES,
VARYING PRICES $50 10 $40
Fg Co,, a1eo man uregt The raf.b
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-14

OARPETlNG.-Jus received fresh supply OF those nne
I ] TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS at u per yard These
With supplies make complete assormen which, all
~ -snt I'm 40 veil 10 examine WM A.WALTERS,
a. oI No. 140 Main st. cor 18th.
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COMBINED CONSUMPTION
NTotllet.s.

Thousands are daily speaking in the prase Of
DIR. EA70N's LNFAN1ILE CORDIAL
and whyf because 1t fails 10 afford instantaneous relief
when given in time 1t acts If by magic trial alone
Will convince that what say Is true It contains
NO PAREGoRIc OR oPIATE
Of any kind and therefore relieves by removing the uene
child instead of by deaenng its sensbites For his
commens itself the only reliable preparation
known for children Teehing niarhsa Dyscnery Gripping
in the Bowels Acidty n the Stomach Wind il The Head
and Group also for sofeng the Gums Reducing Inflammation
Regulating the Bowels and Relieving Pain has no equal
being an antipasnodic is used with unang III an
cases OF CONFUSION other FITS As you the life and
health Of your children and wish to them from these sad
nghng consequences which are certain 10 result from the
Of narcotics of which all other remedies for Infane Com
plants composed take Dr. Batons InfantiIe Cor
DIAL this you can rely perfecy harmless and can.
not ue the NEST delicate infant Price Is direc-
tons accompany each bottle. Prepared only by
CHURCH Il DUPONT,
No. AGO Broadway New York
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ras pRrzs aTNe AND FHs o1AssrOs.
THE rIGHrsIN VERSE,


Who are the heroes who in dread encounter,
Surry and Hampshire on thy verdant borders
Meet as two mers on an April morningY
Sayers and Heenan.
| They are the champions Of the Anglo Saxon
Races, in dreadful emulation vieing
Who Shall be victor with the bloody costus,
Yankee or John Bull.
See the men peel now--they've escaped the Peel
Smiling they shake hands in tn arenas center
Cautiously sparring; at the first. there's nought
but
Feinting and lodging
Sayers, the suns rays on his wetted windows.
Dashes at Heenan in his vantage corner;
Taps MN 2 not I'm on the nozzle, likewise
Tapping the home. brew'd.
Resting moment, they are at it fiercely,
Battling exchanges drawing forth the ruby:
closing, see-Iom thrown, and upon him falling,
Heavily-Heenan.
Up again sparring--when TOMS poor proboscis
Caught knockdowner from the big un's left hand,
Heenan, the giant, with bis auctioneer,
Smashing his snuff-box.
sayers up, laughing, gets another spanker.
Right on the jaw bone, from that awful left hand
winch on Ills TWO pms to his mother sends him,
Crashing him bang down.
Savers right pepper showing marks of pepper, 5
Still he MUSTERED his remaining forces
Tom was picture, though his hardy frame was
Pretty we'll seasonal.
Though his best weapon had its tendons broken.
Tom, with his left mawley slashing out some slog-
gers,
Bung'd up the Boy 50 eye-trying, in their turn,
all
Bins of the elaret.
Tom breaks the Boy nut with his pair of crack
Heenan at home upon the mazzard-Sayers
Drops like bullock mid the Americans Vo
-Ciferous cheering.
Seemingly fresher from his mother kissing.
Tom came up laughing. as did old Antpus
Just scaped the same fate, by Hereulean Heenau,
Sranged in mid air.
Heenan not friendly to the early closing
Movement still leaving half shutter open.
Tom kept Zip banging at his window, like
Worrying Waterman.
Yet the men fight ON with alternate fortune
Tom getting Hoorers from the blinded SAMPSON
From the Boys Z yisage the red current stream-
ing
Lakes of the carmine
See the Beaks striving to prevent the battle
And the crowd rushing-see, the ropes are broken.
Yet mid the din hear as the blows are given
Heavy and dull sounds.
Help from the Prize Ring both the batterd foemen.
Leave them the glory at such cost acquir'd:
And tho ye praise not this most horrid combat
Vi Honor their courage. @
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came her. and she re srpi "a her roam. ard was no
Hasra aseat1or sew yral hours
BY afternoon .fhc Issr sras "a thick Iii the city
and on the sfver Shat Richardson felt certain the
steamer would mt start & y though be,
81 will have NV ,tTssnk faksn down, see the cap
tain and sleep On board. Il necessary, to be ready
i3irexilp Ia Il ehle ~ nat gsniar weight
GssfSue NH iSfsrally 10 feel lis way through the
harrow lanes (, ihe river hy-and.hy he found the
vsknrf.rafas mi ali heyond was blank save where
some r spots ii lights, looking strangely high and
faii hin, ~ Ian,,,s anveloned n Ae misty
cisn,, fsnnfasent hoyrevs, IN his knoviedga Of
III I.t,a mi Il rse1S ~ caive II iii M bearinas
- * --snt IN Z i; Z ,,,t 1;s faot tr, oYlv IN
- 1890. ~ snd Ii fan the
wv asa ~ ar stroce ~ the
s Ss tt,t ~ t;ss mi +, LID
sstl baats and
issroa p;chsrssor sros sssspt syrav HI tbe ~
s;s VIZ 49, 81 ~ - cs.,sa
,,,nstS :. q pess;a wss sav
- as 1850 = ~ \; ! II. y ~ 80 ~ -
4s ne paossuu isss ns,.es ~ hr;nr mi,
ts az a9os q cnra s, nj,
ssaes w W ~ ssIassYf ~ ma ~ II
r., " - o' -; @ e NV. Id h NJ. sa ~
.a;,,t rstrr hasore at,er so,d raa al her
20 " s. go DaS; La, I,
a,;os W. s eas r. no Ssor ,,artner ~
s,,arba{ M ~ h; ~ ht - ys f,,
afsng II barssnv;nts ii ass,,rea MAJ thera WAC
es !, ca,,sa @ a9as NJ beS ba II baa,
keSnre from R;aharsan narta;n,y Int Il as ante
sssha III s,;.h.
fev caicnlateS III ,stter have
Eo
M ~ i;ts Nv "
e want bn,na ora IN non r bs ;r then III
sd been Snr sna,,, Adv, - ''eA i''''u '''a s'.s
M Tvvas 1s,cy,t1a ha5 rn,y a,a,,cr VI, n M
lnnge he coneaaisd tbat tsre - rs - sse IN
arn1,aba,s;n,,. hut f,as,,,i - go, Rass;e IN
e5erv i,nr = ,ia,, tTay
aiai ~ ~ ssr mini Ire most
avn, sccs5a,ts a. # 10 sas half + hour late for
i;nner fsit salm sartaints tllat Something had
.Se All X II , resnIve fhaf nSthno
~ ~ ~ IL as real reasons for
sinnsf csrtainf5es Ia fle rejecting masculine mind
IA aid they diminish to this unreasonipg little wo-
aaIl. m fact. she dared not admit the idea into
ler mind the resolutely excluded III steatfastIy
clinpinr To that icbtest bubbie of hone IN her sea
IN dor1bt and resolved that darling George wonld
be restored to Her arms IN good time. ItcouId not
be IN Nature or in Providence that one she loved
40 wen should never look upon her face again. So
her heart reasoned.
All length, however. arrived the steamer itself.
without Richardson. II was then ascertainefi that
His trunk. purposely left undireetef in order to
maintain the secresy of his Journey. was found on
hoard, The members Of the firm were now fully
convinced that some fatal accident had bappened
40 him. They sent for Bessia's brother and ber-
ref him to break the matter 10 his sister prornis
ing on their part TO leave no stone unturned 10
clear nm the mystarv that hing mon her her h,,s
band u iisappearance S8
y We purposeiy pass over the horror. the incredu-
Iity and the despair that followed one another IN
mar Bessie,s m,d when INA faets broke yyth fnll
m1st be sacred.
Meanwhile the partners let every engine Az work
TO discover the truth Detective officers came too
rt1d rnlr
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VALUABLE REMEDIES.
EIAIR REsTOHAT1vEs : q
THE ONLY DISCOVERY
WORTHY OF ANY CONFIDENCE FOR RESTOCKING
The BALD ursss fsr~yy
LAIR RNsTOILA,riVE.


Many since the great discovery OF Prof Wood have n,
only initiate he Restorative but profess q hsvs s
9msaa n a suS sss
u Of Prof Woods preparation and forced to
Prof O. j. Wood co-eens; The letter wrote you in
have X hs Vicinity and ss~ss sas s
numerous inquiries touching The facts il me esss
name q, stated IN sho coupaaaa,ioa second, true
Be i good order and i natural ceorf T.
sl can and do invariably yes. Ny hair e
I'M thrifty .a X. ana better hs vh.
fias '' 'hs sss s When
HI usss ia w hs res II close @
been II the receipt Of number Of letters from ali parts q
as there ii Tho ana @ Il x
Sa besn Y y na ~ s \ has doubt been
5t sn Ss s me yf WIN n x an e a
s S and sns not sn s hair IN head
received your favor Of two quart bottles last which
gaveit TO friends and thereby induced them 10 y;
many were skepteal until after @ md then paehased and
which can We fraud a II f he Rsarsss
sS ca sSfss ERsa ass
keep 4 s @ on a ~ H. a
all Of me Ct my ansaken opinion Of r. re-
''s sS Ran R W. NJ ss 9
PRoF o. J. wooDDear certainly be doing you
M s sss se noa II as s world s P9 s
using bottle of yor Hair Restorative After using every
kind of restorative but without and finding my
head nearly destitute Of hair finally induced bot
tie Of your Hair Restorative Now cador and Justice compel
to whoever read this, TINT
and beau u growth of hair which pronounce ser
hansomer than the original TWILL therefore, take
sion recommend this Invaluable remedy who may
the necessity for it Respectfully ys s ALLEN BRocK
p S. This testimonial my appreciation your valuable
medicine yon Of Is unsolicited but il you think
destroy It, and ssy nothing Yours, REV s. A. b.
The Restorative is put in bottles Of three sizes Large
medium and small The small holds hall pint and rea FOR
dollar bottle The medium bottle holds least twenty
CENT in proportion than The small and reais for
dollars bottle Thelarge holds quart forty per
In proportion, and reais for three dollars bottle
WOOD Co, PIopetors, Ia broadway, New York. and II
Market street ~ Louis Mo- and sold By all good druggists
fancy goods Dealers
j. WRIGHT { Co. Agents,
Il and ibl CharTes street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-28

BoYs RIDING UNDER T1fr Cans yastsr5 !, ,,,ow,
ing, when Conductor Tambnrson reaehea ai III,
gong westward. he found Geographic dispatch
irem stating that just as iii train left
stanon Two boys were noticed on the truck of fhe
described, and found two little fellows y. pas IN
the other twelve years old They were eurled I'm m
over BEAM with their feet resting upon th ~
crosspieee Of the brake, in place ve1y uncon
Portable, to say the least - u''oo'n-
The lads did not give a pery full account Of
themselves. One said that he had step-iather in
t's eastern part of the State who illtreated lin.
ne mas an uncle near the Niagara Falls, and was
golng 70 fiad him. The other boy did not rive his
sna., bota probably got upon Mr.. Tambling
tne eastward here Ia a similar manner The hops
Falls. Rochester Union. N'1'ea " niagara
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-28

The only successful I. American Punch = made
public, thus far, was administered by Mr.. Heenan
to Mr. Sayers in the late International and irrepres-
sible conflict: and we have good reason TO think
that il made the Englishman laugh " coasamediy,n
though on the wrong side of his month.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-28

A WILTSHIRE JeB's PArIENcE.-- One night, as
Job Cook came off the downs, wet to the very
skin, it happened that his wife had been baking.
So when he went to bed his wife took his leather
breeches and put 'em in the oven to dry. In the
he called out and said, Betty, where be me
thingssn IN the oven,n said his wife. So he
looked In the oven and found his leather breaches
all coekled up together like piece Of parchment,
and he bawled out, Was ever man plagued as [
patience. patience. Job i, said his wife, remember
thy old namesake, how he was plagued aAh, y
sald the old man, .'he was plagued soreiy, but his
vile never baked his breeches.'' - 's
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4 man. called a witness in will case, in Eng
lana. recently refused to testify until he paid
his fees ad expenses the amount, El6 or $50, was
handed him sad examination progressed. re-
sulting ID its appearing that he knew nothing at all
Of the subject at issue
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-28

ABE LINcoLN's Wiz Lincoln, of Illinois, is
lowing struck us as rather amusing. The other
aay, when he was mp not far from Kansas, with
friend Or tive, they saw small stream. and in.
CURED its name, oas of tho passengers said
Lincoln's eyes spanked. j
You remember. said he, tie laughing yfate,.
up ta IN Minnesota. called Minnehaha. Now, I think
this should be Minnebooboo.p
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rasch says that out ID Indiana, where he icons
assfn ne boosters drink 10 much new hss s
s. ssas tssss grow Ont through p' tbs
NE holes Of their trowsers. s.'A Jugs through
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Hood Enad.

Healthy Human Blood upon being ANALYZED always pre-
sens US with the same essential elements and gives COURSE
the True Standard Analyze the Blood person suffering
from Consumption Liver Complaint Dyspepsia scrofula ETC.
and find in instance deficiencies in The red elob
us OF Blood Supply these and you are made Wall
The Blood Food founded this Theoryenee Its astonh
success, There are
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sANFoRD,s
LIVER INVIG oRATo
Never DebIlftates.

compounded entirely from Gums has become an es
abshed fact Standard Medicine, approved sy an
that have used it md resorted to with eonsda,ca al
the diseases for which it is recommended
has cured thousands within last two Years bo
given all hopes Of relief the numerous unsolicited
Gates in my possession show.
The desc adapted to the temneran,an. r h ,..,
ua taking and used in such quantities rs to act gently an s
Bowels. -
Let the dictates of Judgment guide you in the use of the
Liver lnvigoraor ands viii Liver Complaints Bilious
Attacks Dyspepsia Chronic Diarrhea Summer Cor,paints
Dysentery Dropsy Sour Stomach Baitua Costyeness boc
Cholera Cholera Morbus Cholera Inanum Fatulence Jaun
dice Female Weaknesses and may used successfully a. an
Ordinary Family Medicine 1t will cure Sick Headache las
thousands can testify in twenty minutes If or three tes
spoonsfu are taken at Of attack who s
1t are giving their testimony in its favor
NIX water in the mouth with the Invigorsto and swallow
both together.
Price, 81 per bottle.
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READING IN THE UNITED STATEs.-The editor Of
the Edinburg Witness, the well-known Mr.. Bayne,
in an article on our country, among some things
not very palatable says
The Americans are an educated religious, a
temperate people. If the article had not extended
to too great length already, we should have liked
10 have said something about one or two other ma
tiona characteristics. For example, they are emf
nenty reading people. Books are not, as here,
the Injuries OF the few, but the necessary food Of
the many. /" Already says Mr.. William Cham
bers in bis lately published work, "Things as
They Are in America lone of the most interest
ing and valuable which has recently issued from
the press" already certain English publishing
houses are turning attention to the great and ever
extending field of enterprise in the United States,
where books, as in the case of newspapers are not
luxury Of the rich, but d necessary part of the
household furniture Of those depending for subsst-
anee on daily labor Certainly in every way a
remarkable fact. But we may have afterwards an
opportunity of referring to this and other matters.
Meantime we may say, that in all that has been
advanced above, we have never been unmindful
for moment Of the fact that there is another side
OF the picture. But our complaint is that it is
only " the other side of the picture that is gener-
ally looked at; and it seems to us of very CON
siderable Importance in these days that the real
greatness OF the American nation should be more
fully appreciated.
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sandford's Family Catharttc PMS.
compounded from Vegetable Extracts and put upi al
Gases. air tight end will keen in any climate

from pure Vegetable Extracts put up Glass
Cases. air tight, end will keep in any climate
Ihe Family Caharic Pill is gena and active Caharic
years The constantly increasing demand from those who have
long used the Pills and the satisfaction which all express In re-
10 iner use has induced place them within reach
on different portions Of The bowels -
The Family Cahartc PHI has with dine referenee ~ tbs vel,
established act been compounded variety Of the purest
vegetable Extracts which alike every part of the aen
tary canal and are good and safe in all where Catartc
needed such Disagreement Of the Stomach Seepness
fans In the Back AND Goin GostveUes and Soreness
owe, the whole body from sudden cold which frequently
neglected end in Fever Appetite Green.
Ing Sensation of od body Restlessess or
Weight in the Head all inamnatory Diseases Worms in
Children Adults. Rheumatism, great Purifier Of the Blood
and diseases which flesh Is heir TO- too numerous 70
mention in this advertisements Dose lto3 Price Dimes
The Liver nvgnaur and Family CaIharc Pills are rstaed
By Druggists generally and sold by the in all the are
towns. W = - 'e N.ss
s. 7 W. SANFORD, NJ D., Manufacturer and Pronrecr.
sS5 Broadway, 4. ' N1@'
j. WRIGHT Il co.
Wholesale Agents
n2&W And sold BY every Druggist,
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When First the Bells Proclaimed The,
4&#E s& NE1ne. 5es@5

When first the bells preelaim'd thee mine, love,
And we had bfeathed the sacred vow,
How bright were those dear eyes Of thine. love!
And fair the tresses on thy brow;
Thy step was light as falling blossom,
Thine angel form almost divine
Thy voice was music to my bosom,
When first the bells proclaimed thee mine
Long years Of change have passed away, love,
Since first the bells proclaimed thee mine; IA
The locks upon thy brow are gray, love,
And dim are now those eyes Of thine
But though thy every charm may wither.
Like flowers that bloom but 70 decay,
Still heart to heart we'll cling together,
Till we have loved our lives away. M.L
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M ACDONALD,s GALVANIZED IRON

M ACDONALD,S GALVANIZED IRON
REFRIG RAToRS.
The above are offered as the BEST CHEAPEST MOST
CONVENIENT ARTICLE Cooling and Preserving Meats
Milk, FRUITS Wines etc. have commentators of the
most distinguished and scientific men, and the
- FIRST PREMIUM AT EVERY FAIR
where has been exhibited For wholesale and retail by
WOOD, MILTENBERGER CO.,
a26 I'm NJ Gamn atraet
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The President and Board Of Directors shall have the right to
OIL vacancies that may occur IN their own body arising from
and they think proper management the
Assocou deegang such officers and agents powers as
may DO determined by the Board and Board may adopt
such regulations and s aws and change alter repeal and
amend the at pleasure provided such Tts regulations
bylaws etc. be not inconsistent With law these presents
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-28

certify the foregoing be copy original extsnt
in current archives
Witness my hand and seal New oeans the 18th day
Of April A. ID 1860
a26 at WALTER H. PETERS N. p
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| ARTICLE FOURTEENTH.

This Association is formed endure for the tern
oftwenye from date unless dissolved BY vot
of the Stockholders, or by law
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Messrs. Ia,ac G, Seymour. G. Pohof O. H. slocomb Geo
W. Race JAS o. Nixon, Luther Homes Charles Pride Henry
r. Swasey LAT Folger, ThOs n. Blake, Geo W. szer n
Pile, David II Fowler John Pemhcron Y. W. TiItnn T.c
n Marks Thomas o. Moore r T. ilitidge, P. A. Rest j. IT,
and serve until their elected provided or
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-28
ARricLE ELErENrH.

failure from any Directors on ay named
for that shall not dissolve the Association The
Directors then in Office shall hold until another election
ssl held which be given III lie manner
nouted omit in Article Sc yt1ith -
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v1z,r j17r.1 IS sl.< -
a ~ laa.,cI 81 e age as wei as
t ss ss =. ss r sseatner was 70 ieaye
~ i w. s W. u g s. y enlng.
4 AeEe1ole said George, s get my things
xshag e9a wi1l take them with Hie to the Office
\ to.norf9w morning, for i shall not have time to
return 4 q! acma.n
\ INIT see yoT again after you leave home
AnxinusIy. z''6'46 w. uson
4 M, aaxiing yon I,nast wish ,,,e ot,as. M
them 's' - ss'0sf q =
4 sou Saiiy eirl. tba nartin r,st $500
sooner III atef and wv s u s III ~aass uvi,,e
we as tbs evening n aid la sssoath;ny La s.
i caresslnG NJ - ct = =
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Observation-Disclosures.
yum LouIsvILLE ARTEsIAN WE'LL iiEaLi.7 WA1

il " - - - y 1''' :" 2 -
This Celebrated Water which is obtained from Artesan
Well Louisville from the depth Of 1850 feet has been
by the ANALYSTS d Professor Lawrence Smith, Louisville and
Professor James r. Chiffon. Of New York, closey allied
In Its medicinal properties 10 the rfaluc waters
gen. In Bavara and superior that Of the Blue Lick Of
this city.
For such Diseases Dyspepsia, Cosycness Derangemens
Of the Liver Nervousness etc., Il far of the
mineral heretofore In IL put up In bottles and
packed with great strong containing
dozen bottles For sale in New Orleans by
p. b. FERRALI, Commission Merchant,
pn31 I'm No. IL poydras street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-28

The affairs of the Association shall be iquidated by three
commissioners appointed by the Stockholders general
ing convened after the delay ard in the pointed
me election oil recos said quidatos shall be solvent per
sons resden OF this State, indebted the Association all
necessary powers shall be conferred them their
tia and term Of office shall I've fixed and they give bond
security If required by the Association All which shall
be provided for by resolution, approved by majority said
general meeting :
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-28

The names Of the shareholders their residences the
Der OF shares held by each respectively
caed 70 be such subscribed this opposite
the names of each respectively.
This done and passed Office the city of New Orleans
On TINS nineteenth day Of the month Of April in the year
Thousand eight hundle and sixty in the presence of
Guyeer and Octave L. Kernion Witnesses legal qualification
who have subscribed their with appearers me- the
notary. - -