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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-28
Capt. r1cLain taken to the capltal

Yesterday morning Capt McLain was
taken to Indianapolis by Col. Blythe, ip. or
der that the facts connected with his case
might be more fully investigated The au-
thorities, having apprehended, Thursday,
that some violence would be done Capt Nc
Lain By mob, ordered lie Evansville
Rifles to Guard his residence. A guard Of
ten men was placed around the building
---l,i,-lr -rrs relieved every three hours, up to
five o'clock yesterday morning, when tue
City Guards came on duty and remained on
guard until ten O'clock, The promptuess
with which the companies responded to the
call of Col. Blythe, was everywhere the
subject of commendation, on the part of our
citizens. c
For reasons, satisfactory to us, the pub
LEGATION of Capt. McLain's letters is deferred
for the present.
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n.y. Last Tbursfav was u,i5eryel1r ~

s1~ Last Thursday was universally OBJ
served in this city. aud all business houses,
saloons and restaurants were CLOSED
throughout the day. The various churches
were largely attended, and unusual solem-
nifty pervaded the services
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sey The neatest rooms and the finest
show Of pictures are at ElGotts City Gal
lery No. GO Main street, qs@.r
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BSF~ All the slaclies and s.especiallv all
eonnoasares patronize Elliott's Gallery, No.
68 Main street.
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7--------7----
HOME INTEREsTs.

gG~ J. Perry Elliott has removed his
City Gallery to Klusman's new building
No. CO Main street.
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F;lECTTOW NOTICE.
STATE or INDIANA4 fs
NnnaerIlmrel clnIL.. -

STATE or INDtANAs fss
Fanderhureh county
7, L nj itir.ae.. Jerk offh Vaadefburgh Cir
cult Court "ilHi i-r said q. i1y 10 hereby
certify % The Shes 30 vi "a ga County what Officers
are 90 be elected az tee ueAt GAnfIai Election Gin
the state OF indianal o. be hs.4 81 che "a Tues
gay IN october 1851, the diHarut places Of
holding elections in said County. t1-wit
An attorney Prosecuting for the Fifteenth Ju-
dicial Circuit
An Auditor Of Wander burgh County
county Commissioner for the second District.
Witness my hand and the seal OF said Court, at
IL. s. Evansville, this, l7th day Of September, A.
b. 1861. LOUIS kICdTEE. CLERK ". q. G..
7, GEORGE WOLFLIN, sherin OF Van erburgh
County, certify than the above notice j. true and
complete copy. Sept. 18th, 1864
GEORGE WULFLIN, sheriff ". G.
septIs-td
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3 9e3S@ Pictares are made as cheap as %
cents at Elliott's City Gallery
sept 28IwdSw
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SWORD PRESENTATION. This afternoon
)
at o'clock, in front of the residence of
Robert Barnes, Esq, a sword, the gift Of
his fellow-citizens of Parke county, win
be presented to Lieut.. HALLowELL, of the
3lst Regiment, who was one of the gallant
twelve of Colonel WALLACE ss-Zouayes who
fought upwards of fifty of the enemy and
killed twenty-five of them at Kelly's Island
Va.
The Evansville Brass Band (BAkER's)
will discourse eloquent music and the Ia
dies will be out on the occasion. ..as- e
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sRATLRoAD REcErPrs.

- @~@ -tA I SEPTEMBER ~, 1861.
5 cases o C, 4 boxes II, Chas Babcock; box Of
dry goods, II Maghee & Co.; so boxes tin plate,
bags Coffee s Z Gilbert a Co.; 4 boxes dry goods
boxes fancy goods; 8 boxes hats, Read & Law
renee boxes dry goods bale wool yarn, Mack
ey, HeDning Coz. bag pepper, bags coffee, 2
brIs G, boxes D, 5 brls Of molasses, "a a Cook; i
bale bats, bales sheeting, Il boxes dry goods, 2
boxes Shoes rolls car pet, I bale g, John s Hop
ktnsi binds sugar, q Holman; % cases shoes,
boxes mdse, twin box shoes, J II & w W Nor
gan; bales bags box of hats, I bale sheeting,
Crane Brown boxes shoes, Cox Humphrey;
boxes hats, Vautier d MarcoRnisr; l. box hard
ware, 1mbush 4 Co; brIs oil, VIM Bierbower;
Al boxes cheese, sack feathers, Preston Bros lot
OF old stoves, de-, d O r Co.; AZ bags Of rags,
Bement q Viele.
E. SIIRADER ACT
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PTANlS
AT a GREAT SACRIFICE!

As cOnsiguees Of the factors, We have directions
to close ont our entire stock Of Piano Fortes a prices
below the cost ofmanuia cturing. viz:
One Center seTpeniine Octave IBstrumenf
retail price 90
ihfee Round corners, SerpentiuB, Octave
Instru1eit retail price...............s..ss75 90
one renter Finished Rosewood Piano, retail
price ..........s37 90
Vie l-ouln CORNER Gl2 Octave Instrument,
retail $3.50 90
The above Instruments viii be sold at 30 per
cent less than retail prizes.
These Pianos wan Ati Cd equal 10 any made in
the country. Thos,' who need Instruments will do
well e buy now II not sold within three weeks,
the Pianos viii Do shipped bHck 10 the owners.
JOHN HEALK,
seVI6-lm Late Healy a Warren.
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aeg- A large stock of fine, heavy French
and English Beaver 0vereoats, together
with tasty, soeiable business coats and win
ter furnishing goods can now be- found at
Lyons, who IS opening 9 very 1asge stock
of Winter goods ase
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BB@ Officers can procure splendid uni
forms and military goods of all kinds at
Lyons, near the Post Office. E e gels up
garments expeditiously, and his prices will,
in all eases, be found reasonable - -csal7
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sGT IF you want Harper's Weekly, or
any of the pictorial or political papers Of
the day, go to -McFERsoN's stand in the
Post Office. He keeps 3em. l.l
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
DIR. J. BOVEE DODs'
IMPERIAL
Wo6 10 e B6EEerS

ARE composed of a pure and unadulterated Wine.
combined with Bsrbarry, Soloman's Seal, C0mfrey,
Wild Cherry Tree Bark. Spikenard, Cam slo mile
Flowers, and Gentian. They manufactured by
Dr. Dods himself, who as an experienced aud sue
cessfu Physician, and hence, shOuld not be cas-ed
among the quack+ nostrums which food the conn
try, and against which the Medical profession
so justly prejudioed. These truly valuable Bitt6rs
nave not been fairly before the public for year
ana yet there is heavy demand for them from all
parts of the Union.
Dr.. Frlnk. No..aO West 35th street, Now York,
II have been greatly benefited by using DIR.
DoDs' VINE B1TrERs and am now using them freely
ana successfully IN my practice As a medicine
Tor females, ! consider them unequaed."
DR.. Guernsey, No. IS West ed street, Gays:
81 have used Or. DODs' VINE BITrERs in my
Practice ana IN all cases where tonic is required,
L consider them unsurpassed, aud chserfuily re-
commend them as Family Medicine"
DR.. Meacham, of Florida says:
aFor several years L suffered all the horrors Il
Chronic. used all other remedies without avail.
discarded prejudice, and used Dr. DoDs' wIsE
BIITERs, which have greatly benefited me, and 1
Mr. G. s. Weaver, Of Albany, N. Y, says:
My wife was sinking rapidly with consum ption
the best physicians ia Albany and New York City
pronounced her case hopeless Size used Dr. DoDs'
WINE BiTTERs, and is cured
Mr. j. B. staats, Of Newark, n j., says
i'By daughter was, extremely i'll; she had bsen
attended by four of our best physicians her dis
ease was Inflammation of the Bowels, which hid
produced extreme debility. Her case was consid-
cred hopeless by all whOsaw her. "A friend recon
mended Dr. DoDs' WINE BIrTERs; she Ised them
and is WE'LL
Mr.. Britain, Editor of the Banner Of Light, in
Boston, says:
CDR. J. BOYEE Doi s. WINE BITTERs have cured
me of Piles of the worst and obstinate character "
distinguished lady Of Mobile, Ala writing to
a female friend, says:
would advise you to use DR.. J. BOVEE D0Ds' IN.
PERIAL WINE BITrERs. 1 have used them. and
consider them blessing to our SEX
We might write a small volume, and then would
not give one-fourth of the Testimonials in our pos
session, TO the virtue of these Valuable BIfters
but we only say that they are approved Of by oul
best Physicians are dong much good in all part
OF the country, and earnestly entreat the aiicte
to try them.
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Gsg~ By letter from Henderson, we
learn that Col. Power, who our correspond
ent says is a "splendid artillerist has left
the secessionists and viii hereafter fight
for the Stars and Stripes.
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DIED.

On Monday morning, September q, at the resi-
dence of his parents, in Now Harmony, osoAB Y.
FELoH, in the 31st year of his age
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RemoWal,

ATTENTION FARMERS!
Wanted by the subscribers
10000 bushels good oats, for
which the highest market
price will be paid in cash, if
delivered soon at the Feed
and Seed Store of
N q "ctmONT a 49,
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sURsGRIPTION PRICE FOR Daily:

SUBSCRIPTION PRICE FOR DAILY:
Delivered in the City, per 50 10
by nail in the City, per year (in advance) W
FOR WEEKLY:
By mail per year, single subscriber- -----.;Sl 90
q club Of five Ito one address) 8 90
VERTISING.
For Terms see first page, tabular forfo e.---
AGENTS:
The following gentlemen are our authorized
Agents in the places named:
T1T FaIston Boonviile, Warrick Co.
Holm nj Lockwood, Mt. Vernon, Posey Co.
John 3. Daugherty, Rockport, Spencer Co.
James L. Thornton, Princeton, Gibson Co.
John B. Handy, Newburg, Warriek Co.
Dr. Murphy, New Harmony, Posey Co.
A. B. Wilkinson, Cynthiana.
Preston Talbot, Poseyville, Posey Co.
H. H. Custen Petersburg, Pike Co.
Mark Grant, Canal P. o., Warrick Co.
John Sudriet, Mt. Carmel, Ill.
F. III. THAYER, EDITOR
o. K DREW ASSOCIATE EDITeB
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Beg-The Commercial and Eugene for
Louisville, and The Charley Bowen for
Cairo, are the regular Saturday packets.
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FURNITURE At AUCTION AGAIN.-H Mel
son 4 Co, sell at auction this morning at
10 o'clock, an assortment Of chains, bed
steads, lounges, tables, stands, and other
new furniture, from Armstrong; furniture
warerooms. Terms. cash. .9ss-ss..s, -.
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Notice of Application for License.
The undersigned viii apply to h Board of Com
missioners of Vanderburgh county, at their De-
cember term, 1861, to be held at the Court House
in said county, on the first Monday Of said month
for License to retail spirituous liqsors at thor
place of busnest, situate he North west corner
of Walnut and Water streets, in Evansville Indiana
T. r.. CIVILIAN
sept2f-stw
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NO. 10 Wratsr STREET, 1FCaHspfiTe, Snd
sept21-3tdltw Et
Evansville & Charlottesville r. r.
SECRETARY's OFFICE, ]
Evansville, Ind, Sept. H. 1861.
Notice is hereby given that the Animal Meeting
Of Stockholders in this Company win be held at
the Court House, i'm the City Of Evansville, on
Monday. the 9Th day of October, next at 10 o'cl'k
A. n, at which time elsotion will be held for
thirteen Directors, to serve for the ensuing year.
By order of the Board.
sept15. dtilld J. &c. MARTIN Sec v.
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bD- The uniform, blankets, and other
equipments for Col. MeHenry,s Kentucky
Regiment at Greensboro, have arrived in
the city. They viii be forwarded at once.
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Antwerp, March 24.--sailed for this port, ship
Gen. Williams.
Bremerhaven, March 25.-Arrived from this port
ship Ernestine.
Queenstown, March 25.--Arrved from this port
bark Regina.
Havre, March 24.-Arriyed from this port, shin
Owego, Stevens 27th-ship Shamrock, Weeks
2sth-ship VIM. Witherlee :; bark Flight ship Chas
Davenport, Kelly; ship Naples; bark H. Hazel
tine, Drinkwater.
Bordeaux 25th-ship Orphan.
Liverpool, March 25,-Saled for this port, ship
Ellen Foster, Robinson; ship Golden Light, Capt
Vaughn; ship Southern Chief, Higgins; ship Con
stellatien
Cleared for this port March Goth, ship American
Union, Lincoln ship st. Louis, Johnson.
tic, Fleetwood 29th-British ship Jessie Boyle
ship Americana; Russian ship Sawley Chludow,
Bose; British ship Beaumonde; 3Oth-ship Hope,
Entered, loading for this port March 9th, ship
Epaminondas.
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nnander
.eaves at O'Clock this evening for Nash.

IN
aud intermediate landings.
JAMES WooDs FOR n AsIIvLLE.--The fine passon
ger packet James Woods, Capt W. Boyd, com
mander, and Mr.. J. Morgan Smith, clerk, leaves at
8 O'Clock this evening for Nashville and inter
mediate points.
H. R. W. HILL FOR ST., Lop4s,-The meet
staunch and favorite passenger packet b, K. W.
Hill, Capt. I. H. Newell, commander, VIII oack
out for Cairo and St. Louis, at o'clock thIs even
ing.
CHAMPION FOR ST. LouIs>-This splendid staI
passenger packet, E. B. Moore, commander, ane
Mr.. Duval W. Young, clerk leaves at O'CLOCK
this evening.
| Cor. FERD. KENNErr For ST. LOUIS. The
new and spleDdid passenger packet Col. Ferd
Kennett, Caps 7. H. Briefly, commander, and Mr.
s. Harper, clerk, leaves at 10 o'clock this morning
| for Cairo and st. Louis.
DIANA FOR louisville The fine passenger
packet Diana, Capt L. 7. Sturgeon commander
leaves this evening at O'Clock for Louisville ant
all intermediate points. Robert Bell 4 Co., agents
| 81 Povdras street.
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LlVERPoOL-Per ship Illustrious - 1890 SEX
salt to order.
LIVERP0OL-Per ship Robert Cushmau- $3.50
scks salt TO order.
LIVERPOOL VIA MOBILE Per ship Africa
4765 scks salt to order.
CAMPEACHY AND SISAL- Per schr Brillante
i bale hats Q Tic bxs cigars pkgs silver to
Camefden-20 hf bales grass 70 bales hats bxs
bbls 3 bxs mongos 40 turtles G Espinola-S36O in
specie Ii bales skins IA hides ii logs cedar wood
i''0o Mexican ounces bales grass to Fernandez
GRAND CAlLL0U- Per schr Corah-I bhds
S y i4o bbis moasses Payne & Harrison so DO
&eo-Fotai 81 hhds sugar 234 bbls moasses.
Frelsen, Stevenson &co. !"
hhds sugar to order. '''S n'o'''SeS
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Nmine Sntell1gentf,
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp Street,
Tuesday Morning, april l6. 1851
Cleared Yesterday.

Cleared Yesterday.
Steamer John Roe, Eore, for st Louis,
I'D Fulkerson
Steamer A O Tylor, Collier, for Cincinnati,
| D Fuikeason
Ship Noses Davenport Percival, fer Boston,
Cammack g. Converse
Ship Belle Creole, Crowell for Liverpool,
J Il Ashhridge g. Nephew
Bark Meaco, DePass, for Rio de Janeiro,
SL&EL Levy
Bark Delphos, Wilson, for Bordeaux.
q W Hynsen &co
schr ] satterthwaite, Maloy, for New York,
CIV Hynson eco
Sohr Phoenix, Lee, for Apalachcola, Mitchell
Schr Margaret Ann, Walker, for Kingston, {Ja0
Master
schr Venice, Hibbs, for Tampa and Manatee,
L Fash
Schr Eagle, Bora, for Mobile, Huntington Bro
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EXpDrGss

LlVERPOOL--Per ship Belle Creole-l767 bales
cotton 1925 scks corn 1888 bbls flour 1926 staves
RIO DE JANElRO-Per bark Meaco-- 1857 bbls
flour 500 scks corn.
BOSTON-Per ship Moses Davenport bales
cotton 1888 Fcks corn q bales rags.
NEW YORK-Per schr j Satterthwaite- 1900
scks corn 200 hides.
KINGSTON-Per schr Margaret Ann 400 seeks
corn so bbls potatoes.
TAMPA AND MANATEE-P Per sclr Venice
100 empty bbs 400 scks corn and sundries.
MOBILE-Per sehr Eagle $3.50 scks corn $50
scks bran.
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BelOw---CoIning Up.

Steamship Arizona, Smith, from Brazos Santiago
via Indianola, to l Harris.
Ship Niagara, I'm Boston. TO G W Hynson SEQ
Ship Queen of the West, Brady, I'm Mobile, in bal
last, to Creevy & Farwell.
Ship Annie Schmidt, Milleken, I'm HaYre, Feb.
Is, to Cammack & Converse.
Ship Zenoba, =, I'm Havre February 14th, to
master.
Span bark Industriel, Lusunaga, FIN Malaga in bal.
last, to Puig Brothers.
Bark Gen Taylor -, Is days I'm Boston, to
master-cargo, 9S2 tons ice L Warner &co.
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Boston, April s.-Cleared for this port, ship Abo
limo, Smith.
Charleston, April S. Arrived from this port
schooner Col. Lester, Delano 9th-schooner Fair
dealer Rollins.
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Per steamship Marquis de la Habana from Ha-
vana-D. D. Lawrence, Capt. Johnson j. B. Cucks
W. Hanson and lady, W. G. ST. Clouds on deck
Per schooner Brliante, from Campeachy and
Ssal-7 cabin.
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xllb OrIeans 9uilp Crescent.
rnr nlrrn Ann nIlRIaE DEPARTMENT.,
giOtr sntf!siGtlyte.

THE Weutraer--Ruafness~~ Arrivals am.
s,artures Tesserttay-sSEapruve 1r,ent = u ,
Von Rhul--Inseresssney to lSngEntee, . -. s,ie
Ouachfta Falling Matters j no. s'~t rae
sbartnres To-dfays etc.
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INSURANCE,
QUARTER or THE hssUBtNANA STATE
" MUTUAL INSURANCE EOMPA NY
STATE OF LOUISIANA, CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.

Be IT r9memh'rqd that this twenty seventh day of the
month OF july In tho Year of Lord thousand eight hun
dred AMI SSy ana Of the Independence of tho United States of
Bei9s me- Edward Rarnett Notary Public duly commits
aud IN the presence OF the witnesses hereinafter named and
GR %ho %s the
the of G s IN h G pc Ta
naned md agreed @ni do presents covenant and
INSURANCE. COMPANY for the objects ana and
ns SH4elE s I Cny s he ona
located in the city of New Orleans and shall and de-
is
sxS o ." Or dP" the i end l @ nT5 ye
from the date hereof unless sooner determined provided in
sea l be used by the officers Of COMPANY having for
nsrTnon G The Eo name D of The comrMv u anu ''f an
Tho President Secretary he |oapanysha be the proper
legal process in matters wherein the Company may be inter
ARTICLE sEcospTho objects and ofhe Company
other Buildings Household Furniture Merchandise and other
maks Insurance on Vc5tcls Steamboats, rreigh,s
Goods Wares MerGmndtse, Specie Hon. Commissions,
debt boomry aud rcpondcua interests and generally all red
every CONNECTED with Marine In.
The Company nny cfo bercnsured against any risk
AnrcE TnEpho 9amG" @%a neTss sgo Of the
All which said parties shall, the organization of Tie Com
pany for business furnish their notes we'll approved for the
I Mn o S2 nor anu. III ~ 1g rtSS,
all the contingencies . cHpjtal
pnid IN conformity with the cs AMI regulations Of ,bc dom,
pAny the of sUrh prcms when paid, shall be
endorsed on the notes OF the insured until the same hn have
No nbsrrScr of such notes shall in any event be liable for
losses Of the Company in amy Hge sum than the amount that
And in case ut maturity of the given aforesaid
there shall cnn any balance due ereon after the endorse
require the payment OF said balance, the drawers of hnch
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Memoranda.

The ship Spark the Ocean, Kinney, from Liver
pool which arrived off the bar on the 18th inst
was ordered to Boston yesterday.
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:" W t'"c copy Vi INC lBlhaleXtant
H. ST. y Of s Rs' s New TDdS{
aforesaid" E i" XII az SnS Sf S Notary punc
o Tss ss's ia, R &c
%S5S5 ' has been this day
jy3l nn0 Is q = JOHN HOLMES Recorder
T1N!TED STATES OF ArrMnlCA-Tn
" OF LOUISIANA Parish of Orleans City Of New Or
b FEFEks S THAT rsh f qny S9re WAITER
who are hereinafter named and isrgned-
ppsnsd @1Ss at n the a ee
And sevenIy declared that by virtue pursuant to the
provisions tho act No. hundred and rtyoo passed by
e @eh one honss"d s hR RddGid a oH it, fV
so S sG yf and md DO
other persons hereafter be joined and associated With
sysd Mechanics Arsafa Far Xss a d 10 Of Of
agree and enter into the s4
Giles OF association md agreement
18th" T2G E9 G "1 G6 S e As Apa9n
ho6sASA A and ia dons h a,J 4 as
CITY Oh Ne" orle@Hs' .nr,o,. ,,,ao.
Ths object and deEn of the Association is promote and
t"ssf o1t N "a" The Do4s A9
etc Horticulture Fruits, Vegetables Ornamental and $,ao,
Arts Home seuGcures in br,chas tho ren aiSsi' o
@mS OF Sn Of the Of
household manufactures, and the Of use M know
therefor - e'-'''''
ARTICLE THIRD
Ihe President OF the Association shall he tho
upon whom ciAtionOr other process shall Us served.
ARTICLE rcrp~u
The cnr,nl stock of the is nrel
'a S%d ey 9"a "es sa BY IA n
| Ion 'H iol'"s lo-Wl,i
lweny per cent tn cash on the fifteenth day of May one
tHo5Aiu oRtI HHiGi anu sixty twenty the
tn GlE G" he oI!uw!hg twenty cent
fifteenth day of September following operations of e
Association he Iiyfg tt6rnrd riar s
stock uhscrbcG for, after which period stock nay he pn
| latin
twenty ncr cent cash at The tir,H n Us 'ooSS say
v1nI eighty per cent in instruments nr n He re-
| urrurs hirty DAYS uCnIttni ' ht |Ih' Lh
bair y SCI 1% Or HE,ssi 10 paJ his her
I'LL i u @ w NJ "''Hn Sky GLyH after the
rrfii ~ ,,n htusciati0t ~ ma 49, ~ tinfe bt 'Lle
| pleasure
| ARTICLE FIFTH.
No s0CkhOder shall liable arrorr+
''Soho '''' '''f OF 'n''' SUBSCRIPTION.
r, ....,,. i, -, t!'Lh ~ H.
The Afs2ciann Shn nave hhe he device being the
H. Oh necitmGF "iu @Kcu,taft AR Association Of the
n,1 On I " "e s,G ,h,ennla with Devices
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-16
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