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a 70

TCST received per steamer Wittsburg. a large lot O
y very superior shinclss. Uhey viii BE- sold low fol
cash. Uhose desiring 70 purchtse would % wei to rivi
us q Uu- fL0URN0T a CRAWFORD,
urz-dar No II Fruut row
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Western Boiler Mandatory.
VALUABLE PLANTATION
Rn4s &GFO.

I OFFER for sale tina fine tract Of land. known a. the
i Australia Place, containing near S xteen HuHdred
Acres; about eight hundred Of which are cleared. Il Is
seven miles from the Mississippi river. and is supplied
with good buildings, Gin, Mil, and Out House, etc, etc !,
snd is reputed to be enc o. the highest places in the
hississipri bottom, much Of IL escaping the overflow CT
1855 aud 1883. It's back a. Australia landing. These
wishing to buy are referred 10 A. n. B0yi, Bradley &
Peters, OF Memphis and T. Rowen Bridges, OF Bolivar,
and The n~eighbors Of the plantation. A good bat gain
can be obtained IL application is made hetweeR this and
the 1st Of January next. The land comprises section -
and IS. IN township IS, range S west gnd psrts Of sec
ton % and IS IA saue t~oWHship and range situated On
the Husrrecknhw, sboHt sever miles from the Missts-
sippi river. Gsp7-lml Al DoEELs0N.
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WAalCeG.
trE G~AEDEEER Apply

FOR SALE AT REDUCED RATES
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In Pursuance Of the above resolution, shall be at the
once q Dr.. J. F1Ulkes. on Jefferson street. or stock
holders can call 81 ]. B KTtland's Banking House and
pay IS per the above resolution. Necessity has dictated
The policy Of protecting AL who pay. and cutting of all
who fail, refuse or neglect 10 bear his due proportion OF
what Is essetial 70 a Common interest. The policy is
strictly just, and viii be csrtoiuly enforced. All who
pay must Do so promptly. R. V. RICHARDSON,
apli-im Agent.
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In Chancery at Memphis.

CTATE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. had IN the
- Clerks ofce, Ch2acery side o the Common Law
aud Chaneery court o. the city Of Memphis, Monday,
April the let 1881.
The Bank Of Memphis, Complainant,
IS.
Elijah ". Ward, and others, Defendants.
Il spps uing from amiavit lied IN this cause that the
defendants, william G.. Ward, Reuhen s. Wiliiamsi
John !. Williams and n. G. Williams are n0s4resi-
dsufs OF the State o. Tennessee, IL IL ordered that they
% enter their appearance herein befors OF within TIE
FIRST three days Of the next term Of faia court % Dc
held on ne second Monday 10 Nay next, 1851, end plead,
auswrr o. demur - oomplainants btl or the same VIII
be taken for confessed as 10 them and set for hearing eK
parte, and that a cspy Of this order be publshed IN ths
JOHN c. LANIER,
CIerk and Master
vance and Anderson, solicitors for complainant.
aFff-lawEW
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90 49, 80 GENUINEI


IT'S Use, II fairly tried, viii soon restore the tone Of
4 the digestive organs, i~nvlg0rtta the blood, glve zen.
1 eFhi rofundity 10 the figure, and add energy 10 the mind
and nervous system. IH value has been remarkably
evidenced BY its wonderful restorative powers, when
ordinary t1nics had seen vaiuly eKhausted. L Affords
nourlshment 70 the body when ne other can be borne,
and furnishes the frame with fat In q truly remarkable
manner.
For CONSUMPTION aud B~R0EOHTTfas
For SCROFULAin all ita dsysl0Pmentst
For WEAKNESS, WASTING, and every form q Dr.
BlLITY, It's curative properties are unrivaled.
n may be taken without disrelish by the most dell
cate pausnt. and retained without effort In the most
sensitive stomach. Its superiority IN this and other
important characteristics OF genuineness, has guaran
teed FOR it the oommendatien o. thr most eminent ply
scians throughout the states; the written testimony y Of
the faculty Of the best medical schools the professors
OF the
Eniversity o. PennsylVania,
ge1erson College OF Philadelphia,
Philadelphia College Of Medicine, and otkers.
Invalids should be careful 10 purchase OH OF IN
doubted reputation If they desire ue most sciivs and
Immediate advantages q Che remedy. That which ne
prepare has decided evidences OF superiority over other
brands. Manufactured only By
John o. BAKER & Co,
Importers and Dealers in Drug, Chemicals, etc.
For sale to the trsse by
Z & W~EIHERTLL.
s5 Main street, below uEi5n, west side,
0e2s-dawsn areenisw'a Block.
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%Aftaohment Notiee.

II. n. POTTER vs. JAS. n WARREN.
IT appearinr from afdayit disd IL this case that he
i Defendant Is a n0n-resiient OF nlsState, itlsharehy
ordered shst publication De made in some newspaper m
the eitr o. Memphis, N~0curiiHg 70 law ~nctirytng said
defendant % appear before me Al my chce, az luo'aocE
A. NJ. on ne SECOND MONDAY IN APRIL, 1851.
and defsna she suit.5r the same via be proceeded VIII
a paEte-
eai7-is~ta =. HORNE. T.
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WORKS OF MICHAEL DE MONTAGUE,
comprising his Essays, Biographical and
BihiiogIaphieal Notices, etc. By W.
Hszlitt. In 4 vols, half calf.
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MtfstfAaataas
NEW DRUG STORE
In FERNANDO, MISS.
DIR. ROBERT TEMPLE.

uANING bought ont the Interest 81 L i. Jones
II IN the Drns Siore Of Temple & Jones, has iust re-
oeived q fresh suppiy o. goods, whica makes his stock
nov one q TIE hest Of
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IOOObxs. window Glass, as'd sizes,
. brls. SPts. TuTpentIne,
80 - Resin,
Is % AIC0kOl,
200 bash. Red Clever Seed,
200 - Herds Grass,
200 s. Blue Grass,
50 . Orchard Grass,
200 " Spring Wheat
Usage Orange,
LucerRe,
White Glover,
SpTiag Barley,
Tim0thy,
BuckWheat,
1909 bush. Millet, to arrive,
500 " Hungarian Grass Seed.
Clarke & Whites Congress Water
Louisville ArtesiaR Well Water,
FIRe P~erfameTles,
Fancy GeOds,
Brushes, Soaps, ETC.,
FOR SALE AT REDUCED RATES.
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In ChanCery at Memphis.
CTArE OF TEEEESskE.-Pr0cesding had in the
- Clerks ONCE, Chancery side Of the Common Law
AMI Chancery corrt Of the city Of Memphis, Friday.
Jsunary the iSth, 1861.
oepsas H Nori'n aid Albert Jewstt Arm Of Norten a
Jewetb OomplAinaRts.
vs..
John CannoTan, George v. HspnA, William PARK, and
others Defendants.
10 sppeariFg from the amdavit fled in this cause that
the defendant, George ". Hanna, is a nonresident o.
the Slate Of Tennessee, u is ordered that he DO enter
bis appearance herein bsf0re OF within the drst three
days o. the next tenn o. said cogrt, 20 Be held the sec
ono Monday in Nay next, 1861 and plead, answer or de-
mur 10 complaiuants bill. or tie same will Sc taken for
confessed IS to aim and set tor hearing ex parte. and
that a copy Of this order be published once = week for
four successive weeks in The AemphisAppeaI. Aoopy-
attest: JOHN C. LANIER,
CLERK and Master.
anil -Iaw4W
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Storage and Commission House.

storage ana COMMISSION House.
TyHE subscribers have leased that CONNEXIONS Ware
i house, NO. I UNION STREET. between Main
street and Front row, where they are prepared 70 do 3
General Storage, Commission
and Forwarding Business.
Our premises are wen adsped 10 storage, 70 which
We shall give special attention.
ConsiEuments OF Pradros and Merchandise solicited.
mrfs-3g WELD q HAWKS.
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In Chancerv az HemDhIs.

CTlTE OF TEEEEsSEE-Proc-sdinz had u us
terEa Zee, chsLcsV side o. ne cmu1 au an
cl1Uery ru- ~ the city % Eemr1is. WsLnssesr.
AGrl Es ION. 1851
Geese C. Hardin, John Pilna1 sal Artu K TnyIsr
IS CourIaluEa18
r"--fe " ErEEeI. erarE.-- 70 JcEu Ela1Eweu. d.
HMH1. ed Aa1ara11 c. Seats D-fruianta.
f1earlas rlm lG1s4H ld on tls -a1s- hat t.
aaa1- eeerEe ". BiEtEueIs q a -rl residsuI n
te safe % Tennessee. r ID ordered FRAT be- t1 enter
ls lgI7zral1- herein t-f"re rr w-lu EF frs nHsa
Gays e he Errl term % Flia cslrt. e. BE- held o. C.
-z-l1f Ar-taT lu hET u-If. 1851. aU1 plead. arsuer Go
leulr r1 c-Ur aEleuE' htI- or Che aare viii BE- TAXA
fer c91s=-=f 81 t1 hiu. snf -H- Or bearing * rar.
and tltr a UIT o. tt-f 0--l- De- rTl ls1er cree 8 wei
N- i1r r-1-F-lve vseEs ia Is H-mplHsA PEAL
AtEg-AUeE= JOHN c. LAETEE.
CIerE sid Ms7-er-
PsTtsu g. E1Teu, s1i-ltorI for cnplaiasnts.
aurzT
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DBARIEG & WETHERTLL,
s35 MEin street, below uIion, west side.
oc2s-daw6n ereenisWfs Block.
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In Chancery at Memphis.

l CTATE Or TEENEssEE.-Procas iuu bad in
[ > dsfks onca. chEn-eg E4s o. IRE caum24 AF
Z cbaucsry court u the city Or MemV1fs, Ta7ralaB
I the t1ta, 1854.
Robert ,. Jenlinss, CempA
".
I GsorEs @. C1ris aud sihrrs, Deer
70 appearing from smiaFit dlel 10 WlH canss .
defendant. Ge1rza G. CuFie, Is q nou-retllent
I State a. Trnuessse. BE- is ordered that hs o. 2
I aaresrsncr hsrein before Or wirbfn ne FRS thr
l % the next term ~ said court. 10 BE- held on -hs
M1adaY De- Nav nF1f. 1854. and plead, answer Or
20 o1ugaE1Arts DID, cr lie same vii % tafeu
I ssEsed e. Oh him aut raf for hearing * rarfe,
/ nuJpT o. this order bel r~utllshsi once a week. tT
slc1eesiVs JssEs. ia me Homphis AH1e1l-
A c1y-Aref. JOHN q. LANIHR,
CIerE arf Nastsr.
PsTan & a8Eer. s]olleitors ir complainant
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Th0masP Peters ant others. Defrudalfs-
j. rpcearug Grgm Emfarit lied In this csrse that me
Defendant. John Mcshseky. D. q u11-reslf--t o. che
state o Tennessee u ~ ordered thai be- Do enter he
appearance hr-eiu hef0re or within fbs Ersr three
dssss % The next term o. said court. % b. bed rl the
sec1ad E1nday In Msg next uSSlJ and plead. ausEer
or dsbur tn o1uplalualtF Bl4 Or The zane viii be- taEel
fsr eanfessed a. % bin AID set for heariug eErarte.
and that a upv % this order be published once a week
1r fourz uresssvie weeks in TIE Memphis Aupsai-
Ac1py-Auest jobs C. LAINER.
Clerk ard Master.
vance s. Andersen, solicitors for oauplai1aais.
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m Chancerv. a. 1Temuhia.

Peytaa lad RoEan. '@olieitoHs o. eaHRainaHt.
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Nh5aomEoe-

nv -@icitor for complained.
n-1-a@~
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In ChanceFv, al Memphfs.

Aeopy-atest. JOHN0. LAEIER.
CIeff and Raster.
iainsnt apfa-1aafw
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Jsss 8. Lssier. cisfF ard xss.sr. sor Use ofI.mes Ear
rison, and others, Complainant.
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IA Chancerv a. Memphis.

yohp g Finnie solicitor ioT complainant.
apII-Ia0sw
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~ LnamGEEs A VEN BMAEs
GIAE OF I~hhEE&1EE -PrlceelluEs haf IN D.
CHEsoa-s, ChancerT side o. the Comm L.
and Clz-ra-g c11r- ~ The city q Memphis Frt17
Ma~-1 De 29rs ISL
J. y alC1ubE william Hutchtasou snd WIui.m Fz--
Euso1f arm q AcCllos Co. CGm7lzlnauu
70
Je1tll Harrlzcu. Enl rthers, DFf=ndanH.
IE arura-nE fou snfsvit elrd in this 0uae nat ne
defe1lnt Jspha Harrison. is > no1-rssid-ut q ne
St1ta o. Tennessee, 10 is ordered Bat he Co enter bis
r-resrarc- herein hef-re ufuiihin the Grut t1ree 1Ts
% the ueVt terra 20 said court, y BE- held o. ne ae1uf
AsndaT o. haT neEt, 1851. End plesd. ansae- Or fruur
70 UurananrI PHI. OF ne ssue viz BE- taken fur 11-
fsss-d - % him and set f7- hearing p pa-te. aal uas
q c1pT fteis e-dsr be p~uhiishsf @1e a Esef fer 1ur
fuoer-iVe weeks IN The Memrhis Apes A cgp7-
attest JOHN G. LANIEE.
Clerk - aaErar-
Brgru 1TFrEzsr- siieita-s fr cu-pIEinaau-.
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n Chnucerv,at Wemphis.

yan's s Asdsr'oa solicitors fer oaaPlaiaaats
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q. p IsaTa'7a' aaI7Ia8f ~ a5a7aiala-
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Ia Chancery, ct Memphis.

CTATE OF TENNEsSEE-Pr0cseflEes bad 10 The
- clerk once, chsnoery side % the umuon law and
IA sucary court o. Mecily % Aeupliss M0utsy, January
tie SSH, 1851
JOIN 4. Barnard Admir- q G.. W. Unisrhiu. deceased,
vs.. Complainant,
John Martin and william Bell, Defendants.
% appearing from EmilFit fied in th-s cause thar he
defendant william Bell, Is q nonresident % the State
Of tennessee. Tt isordered that he 90 enter bis appear
auce herel1 before 70 W thin the drst three caTs &c Che
next tern 81 said 1luft. b be held on The secocd Monday
ia M-r ncxt. lsil. anfp-sad, answer or demur q con-
rIaInrt u t.u. ar The same viii be taken Tor confessed
sst8hlm AMI sei Or hear.ne aE psrte. and hat q COPY
on this order be published once week for four sulces-
sve weeks In The Memphis Appeal.
A cpv-attesi. JOHN C.. LANTER-
Clefk sud Master.
n pr-ra prrteff sol for ernnff. anfg-fsuAu
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In Cnancerv, az wemphi,

Homes a5d Scott, solicitor 'ar complainant
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JON 8. Fllnie, s~7lailar hr aanBalrlaI
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II Chancerr Id memnhia

Ps7tsu & Esreu, solicitors fr o5npIsia,rts
agl7F aufW
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DEATH ON RATS AND REACHES.

WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACH DESTROYER,
to be and effective used for
tho destruction of these troublesome vermin.
b sure and ask for WILSON'S RAT AND ROACH DE
sTRoYE many spurious articles offered for sGle
Ferssle by j. WRIGHT Co..
IA l6mkW Al and lBl ChAEtIas stgset
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DIR. DAVIS

DIR. DAVIS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR
Under the dangerous cough is removed spit
ting prevented the beathing rendered soft and
easy sufferer is restored from the
awful condition of Consumption to healthy and comfortable
existence.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and Retail,by
j, WRIGHT d CO.,
q and l5l Chertres street,
Sole agents for the South,
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PHYSICIANS ANp ApornEoAR1Es.

n. 4 N FoIvfell No. 22l Carondelet street. 49,
Roofh ApoecaIy cotner Crondeet and Girod Streets
Apothec9y, Tehoupitouas and Race SITS.
Second District
~, II I Tonay corner Rampant and CuStonhoue streets.
4 NfnnTn ApothecnTy Danphn and Cuslomhouse.
y H.ft' Nho"e"tt Third District
n X Kovsleski Me- 3l Old Ieyee street opposite the Mint
Aug Shelley ApohecaTy cGTnS Morfeu ad streets
nj, j. Ienley corner Washington and Rousseau streets
nney Apoheeay, New Levee street. between s6rapara
and First streets.
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THE CHIEF AmoHe TEN THOUSAND.

THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.
DALLET's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Has universally SuppAnted all other oinrnents and eng np
pcaions both Eastern Western Hemisphere WHEY.
introduced and its intrinsic merit is the Of s
in ali cutaneou whether the be acc
dent or disease
Burns and scaIds
instantly relieved of he anguish pain inflammation
by timely application this marvellous healer flesh IL
renewed If by charm bleInsh remaining.
The Friend OF the Nursery.
Children frequent external injuries espec.
ally from fluid and caphenc EXPLOSIONS therefore every oht
Bhonld have this constantly hand 1t hea
breasts and quickly letter or Rpgwor
prevalent In children.
To Travellers by Sea and Land.
The achns the traveller every individual whose
lot in life throws him within the chance of accident from epo
son collision should bear mind this Magic Elk
his only friend portable and cheap
and should be his companion friend in need There
thousands Of living witnesses testify to its marvellous viz
tue who their sound limbs muscles its saving
efficacy.
The following few of the leading diseases to which
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR is preventive
&c we'll as cure:
Burns, Bruises
Boig Broken Breasts,
Bites Of Reptiles, Cancer
Cracked Lips Chapped Hands,
Chlblsins Cramp,
Contracted Cords, Chafea
Diseases ef the Skin, Eryspelas,
Fistua, Frost Bites,
Fever Sores, Felons
GIandular Diseases,
Merourial sores
Pains generally.
PimPles, Piles,
Poison Rheumatism,
Rashes, Sores of all kinds,
Shot Wounds Scrofuia,
Scurvy, Sca1ds, Scurf,
scald Heads sprains,
srr6il Poz, Tuinors,
letter, Uucers,
Fenereal Sores, etc., etc.
Sold the principal depots il Broadway New York. and
and LEI Chartres street, New Orleans, by
j. WRIGHT & Co.
General AgentH.
also be obtained of all respectable druggists and
chants throughoutthe United States and Canadas
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It contains among other things,
The various Party Platforms.
The American Ritual.
The Kansas Legislation of Congress-.
Governors Geary, Stanton and Walkers Inaugural Ad.
Senators Green Douglas Collancrs Stephens
and others Reports on Kansas.
The material portion Of the Kansas Nebraska Bill
Lecompon, Topeka and Leavenworh Constitutions
The Cenden, Montgomery, Senate and English Bills The
votes on the same in each House. INDEED everything essential
sTR ssag Inc same D'O0s Fs'0'n f'F''' SD'''
The Constitution Of the United States.
Articles of Confederation.
Wassington5 Farewell Address.
Ordinances Of 1874 and 1851.
Mr. CIays Report in favor c tie Distribnon Of the Public
Lands aud able documents against it, with full history of the
President Perce's Veto Of the INDECENT Insane Land BILL
The address Of Mr. Faulkner on the subject -,
history of Railroad Grants by Congress, with the Vctea
President Pierce's Message voton the River and Harbo
The School Land Bill, and votes thereon.
The Clayton Bulwer Treaty.
Extracts from Speeches for and against Slavery.
Extracts from Speeches of noted Republicans and Abo
NJ. Toombs' Boston Lecture on Slavery -, ......oo
Messrs Buchanan's and Williams Letters the Bargain and
Mr.. caihoqns Port Hill Address. -.,,....,.u
President Jacksons Proclamation against Nulhcation
4 history Of Party Conventions; ~. r,.,,.,--
Report of Mr. Davis South Carolina, the PolitCa
Power of the Supreme Court.
Gov Wss and mr. G Ro
Organization and Hon A. H. stuars Letters signed Madi-
Kfnn ss a, Ct in November
A history of. with tho the various Tariffs
history the United States Bank and Abolition Petitions
Mr.. Flmore's Albany Speech and Erie Gale Letters.
History of the Annexation of Texas.
Opinion public the power of Congress the Ter
ritories.
The Nicholson Letter.
The Nashville Convention and Georgia Platforms
Missouri Compromise, with every vote thereon seconay
classified.
The Compromise Measures of 1850.
Clayton Compromise. No.. ..
Wiimot Proviso
viii ether thnga too numerous to mention ii
Every fully treated and every vote IN Congress- on
any subject haVi lg political Specification, is given.
This book vi up the public speaker fully the Kansas
and other euesaus
Single Copies, IS Club Of Six SIS, d
JAS. 3. SMITH / CO., Publishers,
ns8 Philadelphia,
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200 shares of 500 each. 1900 90
Making total capital of twenty thousand dollas to be
hundred shares OF hundred dollars EACH
which has been paid up full Il is distinctly under
agreed that Stakeholder shall be held liable
ponSe the contracts faults of the Company
further than the Of his stock shall he be sub
call shall any informally, organizing
other have the effect Of exposing the Stock
liability beyond the Of Lis stock shall
any nfonay delay In the organization Of the Company
nuiiy the charter.
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RED RIVER PACKET co.
y PARISH AND CITY OF NEW ORLEANS

TATE DF LOUISIANA

BE n KNOWN That of this st day Of June in the yea
Of Lord One Thousand Eight Huny and sixty and q The
Independence Of tho United States of AmGsca the ghy
Before me, DANIEL ISRAEL RICARDO, a Notary Public
ana ay sed onaed and IL 81
of the witnesses hereinafter named and Undersigned personally
scribed '' p'' "N0's """'' f' nst0Ul'0 BUD
Who declared ayang themselves of the provisions of an
AN me Of Corporations for Works Of Public
q and 1 70 ed arsh @ 5 they
agree and bind themselves, and those whom they represent
and purposes and under tho spunIoB and regulations follow
ing, to-wt:
ARTICLE T.
Thi ~ S # s5 fSP955HP a the
@ Ssy ness @ az ely MsT az It ~
he reGes Of the law for bq be faed and
from the date hereof unleps Dissolved Hereinafter
provided for during which said period the said corporation
to have and enjoy succession contract and be sued to
make and use eoporas zeal to od receive purchase ana
ebe 70 carry ont the 9icnts and purposes Tor WHICH aid asso
servants interest convenience may require make
and establish Bylaws for the regulation Of lis affairs and to
arc BY Law guaranteed TO corporations.
The for which this corporation has been formed to
ens Red River convey products of the valley said
River With saey and facility for G2mpsnseti99 from
may oer as also pnsenser The Uaed State. a etc. in
S sd snd o 10 o e ae III h to aedens
and citizens rivers where the Board of Directors of this
Which s Company shall hereafter Interested for
all the purposes belonging ana incidental 10 the navigation OF
AgrIoLEI
the object for which corporation has been formed Is to
maintain steaboas for the for eonPensai9n
Orleans to Shreveport Jefferson ind above the Red River Raft
and all intermediate landings.
ARTICLE ".
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans
Be IT remembered that the ninth dag OF May 1852 before
me- tho Undersigned Justice of The Peace in and The city
aforesaid personally appeared Henry Peychaua President and
lops Barnett Secretary Of The Hope Insurance Company
New Orcars who being duly according law, do de-
pose say that the foregoing accounts Just and true ard
correct TRANSCRIPT from the books Of said company.
H. PEYCuAITD. President
LOUIS BARNETT Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this ninth day of May
1860. ARTHUR SAUCIER,
Third Justice of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans.
The BOARD of Directors mye his dry declared cash dividend
ottry per the Cnpial paid in OF this Company Of
the net cNrnng'ot the ending the h Apl 1861 pay
able in Gccorda ~ith Article Twelfth of the Charter of said
Company tO-Tit:
Ten per cent. Oh H. cunt paid in rpayabo demand
the stockholders then ia representatives after til
10Th instant and the balance be credited nsalu1ant
the unpaid stock notes.
H.PEYCHAUN. President.
s. PtASSAN. Vice President.
LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary.
--n1RECToRs.-
S. Plassnn, A. Iaforest P Malochee,
G. II. KcrGiOn, TEos N. Blake, B. Nautre,
P. Queyrouze, L. Moreno, H.Peychaud.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-09
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