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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-01

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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-01
FROM ANNAPOLIS.

Frsm the Baltimore Exchange.
ANNAPOLIS, July 26.-Qqite an excitement
has been created here BY the insuboFdiDa-
tion Of the troops at the naval academy. 1t
appears that their term Of enlistment expired
on Friday, the 19.h OF July, but they were not
permitted to return home, an order having been
received iat they be continued in service un-
iii the 10th of August Saturday they broke
oEt in open revolt. One having requested per-
mission to retsTn home, was refused, when he
commenced using the most Insulting language
to his commanding officer, who Immediately
ordered guard TO arrest b -, whereup0n the
company OF which the offender was d mem
her, stepped forward cE masse, and drawing
their swords, refused TO permit his arrest.
The Washington traia on Saturday night
brought here so wounded men, who were car
Tiea to the hospital Many OF them were
maihed horribly, and the emacisted cOuute-
nancss plainly betoksning their suifsTings. A
still greater number were brought here to-day
By the trains.
It is believed that the government intends
using the naval academy hereafter as a hos
pital.
THE wounded men sent down to the naval
academy must have been such as had been
shot while on picket guard and in skirushes.
They could not have been brought from the
battle field. This fact is a further indication
Of The serious losses which the government has
sastained.-Ed. Err
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For Tne Legislature.

We sTo auth0rlZ sd 10 announce Z. W. MUM Fol
Esq., caniidIte % represent the county OF She
In The lower house Of the State LEGISLATURE. jys-
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SAMUEL T. TAY LOR, Or Upton c'uaty, is q can.
Gate 10 represent Madison, Haywood, LauGerd3le a
Upton counties. 10 the state senate. iyl5-tes
West Tennessee Wing, Avalanche BIlletia and A
gus copy and send account TO thIs cfics-
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The Rich MOUNTAIN FIGHT.-As an in
stance of the bravery OF some OF the Virginians,
it is related Of a gentleman from Buckingham
county, Lieut.. Boyd, Of the Lee Guards, that
be dashed into the lines Of the enemy alone
and single handed, and made direct for the
commanding officer. A dozen men, with arms
in their hands, fell under his sabre, and but for
shot which killed him when within few
yards Of his object, he must have killed bis
man. This comes from the general himself,
having been communicated to the psroled off :
GERS, and is, therefore, inst tribute to a brave
man. Lieut. Boyd was the son Of Methodist
clergyman, and was a maa Of powerful frame
and fine intellect.
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f[5T The New York Tribune has a cores
pendent who thus describes the Ken ucky reg
iment in the army OF Gen. Johnston, in Viz
gina, watching Gen. Patterson's division:
Among tbs troops was one regiment Of oger
/ 600 Kentuckians, armed with rifles and bowie
knives. They refused to take but one round
Of cartridges to 90 into the contemplated fight
with Gen. Patterson's column, intending to lie
hid on the ground in the artificial thick=ts
until cur troops should approach, and then
make at them with their bowie-kDives. This
might have made some desperate fighting; but
onr bayonets would probably have been an
overmatch for their knives. The men of the
Kentucky regiment are described as a savage
and desperate set, who exhibited their fsTo-
cious disposition on the slightest preteXt, and
kept every one in terror Of hem; tl:ey consider
It pleasant diversion to chop a man up with
an Arkansas tooth pick. The wife Of one of
them is the vivandiere of the regiment; she is a
thorough soldier, and acts ss a lieutenant Of a
company, which she drills herself. She is said
to be Very handsome, and perfect amazon.
Her dress is very gay and conspicuous. Her
rutfian comrades tase great pride in their fierce
and dashing heroine; and sbe is as anxious to
split Yankee with her bowie-knife as the
b!oodiest minded wretch among them.
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From Fortress Monroe.

From the New York Press.J
FORTRESS MoNRoE, July 28.-Ths Old Fell
lows hail, jail, and four other buildings, in
Hampton we're yesterday burned by our troops,
in Apprehension Of an immediate aetacz by the
Sscessioaists. Our troops were entirely with
drawn last night. Mix Weber now occupies
Col. Duryea's former quarters. Part Of
Hampton bridge has been destroyed to prevent
communication with this side of the creek.
The place is not yet occupied by the rebels.
flag Of truce came into Newport News this
morning with proposition giving our troops
twenty-four hours TO leave. In case the place
is not then evacuated they will force Us out.
The gunboat Dale, twanty guns, at once
went up from Old Point; the Albatross and
Penguin are also stationed there, while the Min
nasota and seven gunbOats at Old Point, are
ready to assist, should Newport News be at
tackled.
Col. Phelps says he can held the place
against twice bis own force, which now con-
sists OF four effective regiments Our en-
tTenchments are Of a formidable character.
The rebels have to-day been practicing from a
battery at WiiIoushby Point, some miles below
Sewel's Point, just below The RiP Rap. Heavy
firing is now going on at Pig Point.
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TNSOLVENT EOTICEI

3TATE OF TEAEESSBb5 Z
Uardernln Ccunty.
HAVING this day suggested the Insolvency Of the
II tate OF Martha Futrel decd, all persons having
claims sga nst the same, will die lhem daily authenti-
Gated as the law prsscFiOes, with the Clerk of the
County Court Of Hardenan county, before the
a day Of December, 1881 for pro Fat2 allowance or
tde same will be barred in law and eq1ity.
III 24.h dag Of June, 1881.
WIZ. s. D9UGHBRrY, Adm'tor
je27-wlm Of the Estate OF Martha Futrell, decd
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latest From CaIro---A Collision Im-
IniHcnfs
me following is from the Cincinnati Ga

InInent.
Tie following is from the Cincinnati Ga
zs'fe:
CARo, July 27.-They have positive infor-
nation at headquarters that feet of five
steamers came up frsm Memphis to Randolph
on Wednesday, and began the transportation
Of sToo1s to New Madrid, no. The rebels are
unusually active throughout this part OF the
State, and pretty reliable information leads 10
the opinion that they will attack rs at
Brd's Point within a few days. Such faith,
At ali events, is placed in the probabilities Of
attack that en- yesterday two 23-F3und guns
were taken over from Fort P5entiss, and an
order is issued prohibiting civilians from Cross
ing over.
a gentleman Just down from Snithland says
that it is generally understood among the Sc
,,essionists Of that quarter that the attack is
10 be q sSe tonight; and rumOr has it that
meet of boats are az Paducah, in readiness TO
brirg down a force to act IN conlnnction With
the Mlssourians. dsnking Us and pitching ALL,
CaiToijes and Bird Pointers, together into the
T6ere is intense excitement throughout the
csrnDsnd town. consequent on these TumoTs,
and everybody is on the qui Utge for the ex-
Our oajg fear is that they may get wind f
The reception IN store for them, and going up
country toward lr0ntons leave to their Tight.
OF one thing you may rest positively certain,
there wlll be fighting in southeast Missouri
within 3 very short line.
ne sivb.B regiment was paid of on yester-
azV-the privates getting an average OF hLty
dollars eacn, for three months work. Ihe
government has done noby By the boys, hav-
irg giyen them (ss miiesge) from hfteen 70
twenty dollars more than they were expecting
Everybody is in fine spirits-money plenty,
and a grand old fght imminent.
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D9Se0ERzExORs

NJHE partnership heretofore existing between the
/ undersignea, under the Grm Of B. D. Nabers S
Go is this day dissolved By limitation W. W Milan
and B. Bowling viii atteEd at ths Office Of the late Rrm
No u Front T9g. 10 the winding I'D of the business
and are alone authorized 10 the firm in iqu-
dation. Memphis, Tenn, July I, 1881.
4. b. d. EABEGS,
W. W. MILAN,
{vq-Iu, p. BOwLING
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SLAUGHTERoF THE RHODE IsLAED Troops.
IN the Rhode leland regiments, two hundred
and twenty are killed, wounded and missing
r visited these regiments this afternoon, and
tbe gloom that hangs over them is painful.
Enetsad OF the admiring thousands who were
-yo1t 10 witness their evening paTsdes, but few
sfrsggleFs were seen and On the place where
fbeiT splendid batteries were planted there IS
.,o,g Bi.t siHgle gun. The Rhode Island First
bops to get of home tomorrow; they lose
'ssgsntv-nine in killed, wounded, and miss
5np-of whom ferty-six are killed and missing.
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For tlle EegislatUre,

va are authorized to announce e. Z. PALMER for
Constable IN the Fourteenth Civil District. Election
July 27th. fvas tee
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For state Senator.

We are Authorized 10 announce r. b RAGLAND OF
Danyvllle candidate to represent Fayette county
in tte next Legislature.
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IlstflhnR0Qs.
For the Eegfslafnre.
FOR Constable,

J. B. ALGeE is candidate for Floater represest-
ing the eountlrs Of Shelby, Fayete and Upton in the
Legislature. Election ist o. August. 1923 -te'
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For flne E.ceisIafmre-

hereby announce myself candid ts to represent
ycu IN the senatorial branch oj the next Legislature
comprising the counties Of Madison, Bay wood, Lauder
dale and TIp.on D. b. THOMAS.
iy2l-tls
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For The LeRislnrure.

We Ere authorized to anuOGn R. H. NORRIS Uha
working msus candItate) for the legislature, at the
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For the state sennte.

JAMES ". HALL Of Upton county. is Csudidst
fOr Foater in the District compose Of Fayete, She'll
n.an-a -. r.-.-n L. -. |.
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Enr alnnrress-

We authorized AM requeste . announce R. g.
PAYNE canlidate for delegate 10 the Congress OF
the Confederate states OF America which assemblies at
Richmond the 23h day of July next jst3-te
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For FROafer,

We are authorized to announce JNO. s. DICKASON.
Esq for the Legislature at the ensuing elsctioU-AU-
gust lst irIQ
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For Judge.

We are authorized 10 anaounno He7- ". @. DUNLAP
Candidate 70 represent the counties OF Fsyette and
Shelby the Senatorial branch Of the next Lezsaurs
OF Tennessee iyi7-tes
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E'GE congress
We ar authorized % announce N. r. HILL, Of
Trentou AS a candidate for tbs ,onfederate Congress
from the Ninth Congressional District Je22-tde"
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For Judge.
For the LegisIafure.

We are authorized to auu-uuce WI. II. STEPHENS
candidate for judge OF the fourteenth Judicial
Circuit composed OF the counties OF Henderson, Hay-
wood and AadisOn, to al hs vacancy occas0nei by the
resignation OF Hon John Read iyI7 te
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Fer rIse EegisEaTaFe,

SAMUEL P. WALKER, OF Shelby county, is CO
dldae Tor the State Lsgi lature House OF present
lives Election lst August iylS-te
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The Holmes County Democrat
Lerin gFOn, Mississippi.

THIS paper Is published weekly in populous and
1 wealthy REGION, and In tina heart OF The cotton
growing Country. It is much larger In size and has the
most extensive circulation Of paper published in this
part OF Mississippi thereby Aordlng greater facilities
IS an advertising medium Al communications on tusi
He 8 should be addressed to s. N. THOMPSON,
spIO Editor and Proprietor.
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We are authorized % snnsuncs J. D o. ATKINS
a candidate for the Confederate Congress from the
Gi1th Congressional District. iel9-tds
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We are authorized 10 annOuuCs 7 p. SGURLOCK,
Esq, candidate for Judge Of the Fourteenth Judi
cial Circuit, composed Of the counties Of Haywood
Madisoa and Henderson. Election hrst Thursday Of
August. iyTT T-dAwte
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For the E,egis7ature

B. NJ. E5rES is clnaiiats % represent Shell
County in the lower HOu5e OF the next Legislature.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-01

For the legislature.
We auth0riza al 20 announce JOHN q. HEBRON
q Shelby county candidate for the State Legisls-
ture. iy16-ts"
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Fer Congress.

Reare authorized T. announce D. L. CURPIN, ESQ,
Of this CITY candidate 10 represent this Congressional
Dsriet in the Congress Of the Confederate States
the ensuing election. iel5-teB
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Y w NVaaa hCbS'
WI. T AVERY is q candidate 10 represent the 10
Congressional District in the Congress OF the COnfei
rate States. islS-ta
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-01

We are authorized 10 announce ". P. BOND, Of Hay
wood candidate Tor De.eEats 70 the Confederate O,
rsss frpra the Tenth Cougre ii 5u-l District jysts
p4}ers ia the district cHpv.
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For Congress

For Cong FeS5.
We are suihor z5d 10 anuoIacs jog. r MOSBT as
candidate ior a seat il The Confederate Congress.
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Fer CCngr

J ". SHARP is q candidate for Delegate 20 the c.
fedsrate Congress from the Tenth District Of Tenn
see. Election AUEgst ISt. jy2i-te'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-01

OF tke ELSS ES1atHics
ROLFE ). SAUNDsR5 is d ca ldidaJs for Floailng
Representative in tn, 5tatc Legislature, from the
counties ct Saeby, Fayette aad ript0a Election 1st
August. Itef
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SEs are authorized - announce the name Of B. D.
hssS q caufidats 10 represent the 10Th District
flfthe OnntedaTlte Congress which meets in Richmond
the elth inst Election arst Thursday iu August.
j5te Papers Of the dsrlc copy aud send bill TO Mr.
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For Congress,

We arc authorized 70 announce JOHN c. PAIRING
TON a candidate to represent the IO.h C0ngressons
District OF Tennessee, delegate in the Congress
the Confederate States. ieiB-te7
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Legislative.
For the LsrisIafure,

We authorized 10 suc9nuce the name Of JOHN
MARTIN, of Shelby comfy d candidate FOR Repre-
sentative in the State Legislature, from tie county Of
shelby. iy6 tee
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CATTLE EIAR RET.

JEFFERSON CITY April 10, 1851.
The arrivals Of stock dufing the week were 500
Western and 527 Texas Beeves, 80 Mich Cows,
1916 Hogs, 1l13 Sheep, 584 Veal Cattle. Sold 442
Western and 1917 Texas Beeyes, % Mich Cows,
983 Hogs 2242 Sheep, 40 Veal Cattle. Stock Ie-
naming on SALE to-day, so Western and SIS Texas
Beeves, so Mich Cows, GIG Hogs and $40 Sheep.
Wa
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8etitW Of tbe 5tMrhets for G}ast GGJlecR.
CRESCENT OFFICE. No. 10 Can
Gn,,,,.ri,,- NT,-,s,,g- I.

Saturday Morning. Ap:i b, l85l.S
We noticed in our last weekly review that the
market for our leading staple closed on basis of
l2l0lsc. for MiddIing, since which, with advanc.
ing freghts. a material decline in exchange and a
disposition to await later advices from Europe,
operations have been checked and prices haze
given way 4@3c. In Tobacco there has been
some Inquiry. In Sugar there has been less move
ment al about previous rates In Molasses a mod
crate business has been done at unchanged prices
CoTToS. The week opened with fair demand
at full prices, the sales of the week embraced
l2050 bales, including 1900 on Saturday, $500 on
Monday, 1900 Tuesday, 1900 on Wednesday,
5000 on Thursday and 1890 yesterday. We now
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leans came from Cuba and Hayti, with a few hun
bred ba.2s now and then from the Spanish Main.
At this time there is scarcely sufficient coffee re-
caivdd from Cuba to supply the coffee drinkers Of
the old Third Municipality, that was. The receipts
from Brazil must lave turned out highly remunera-
tive to importers. There has been an increase over
last ycar (the commercial Year, Of 5000 bags
Th* following are the receipts from the frat Of
Septdro6er for three years past:
From Efs1 =og4 ........... =. 2ji2#l 21l53 2j0sl9
lo Circular Of February Sth, says:
After the arTs ept, # coe aud shipments If N,-frnr
and DczmHT o he mud Dic fact &g there Il an a 'ylr:
ancf Of cotea n the in erinr Of the cjury the c ,av
am ainaton, r1Ts Of SUPPLIES for iIIs mon viii viii
d!icnF e r"l!md ID tv aac Gis,auc IT. s hn ..
ever ii? cTPac" ny the ip7s continued sns we haze hid
which have FeFs4l" nHt only Tae hr. iag coffee to 7?r
by breaking ;h@ 1pd but haze also prr7easri H. rarg
IL Ffu tfe crtc-- - c1n"Tce, iii. limited i,fg1nr.
which Hr, 'f" dp' fr i!s H,. r5nrfhaf far 1r- gic
states icing c1atiEcd - cha pusnr7 eIul,~lfa
since tIs sailing Of tin st t.efe only - ngs, III
'hCltI t. k'"p stock gtiH 21ode rny oIs
Ices IFc wjto0t d9scny ben s5-fancd especially fer
cIleeS " aiiiity all at1fI FiclI rrpriio1 I
"p mtfths fore rnal-! report nv clgny,
2: IN" h@t'e' IN ts- qualify nj stppe
5!nce oEr t anrTiGt 10 1850 baI divided for the
i;e stac- i1l1 nag, pT :iat ilnucl
''J 7tt'' t"i for the Md 26,#
market Is eEtirErcl 10 be 6l,iEEy hugs.
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rLC2EEY's POLITICAL TEXT BOOK,
= Or
Ia Encyclopedias,
8as ByM.w. CLusKhY. Washington, 30.
3w
lin Il contans, among other things,
.va-ioas Party Platforms.
|alArcrican Ritnal.
a. kansas Legislation of Congress.
Dsrnors Genry, Stanton and Walkers Inaugural Ad
Iors Green Douglas and Coamer's, Nessrs Stephens
hp.er6' Reports on Kansas 49,
4 material portion of the Kansas Nebraska Bill.
uonpton, Topeka ard Ieavenworth Constitrtions;
on the same in each House Indeed everything essential
Flaming the including President Fierces Special
81 bred Scot Case.
A N Constitution of the United States.
e9cles Of Confederation
4 Ntimin and Kentucky Resolutions of 1898 and 'es.
AaCeys Report in favor of the Str6rtion OF the Public
and able documents against it, with full history of the
dent Peroes Veto of the INDECENT Insane Land Bill.
aWhddresE Of Mr. Faulkner on the subject.
Mssory Of Railroad Grants by Congress- with the voeH
n bedent Pie1ces Message veoing the River and Harbor
arsehool Land Bill, and votes thereon
Il SiCayton Bnlwer Treaty.
FACTS from Speeches of noted Republicans and Adolf
4 .Toombs' Boston Lecture on Slavery.
ars Fremont aud BuChanan's Letters of Accordance.
t BuchanapB md Williams Letters on the Bargain and
II Jfue Charge.
osient Jaczsons Proclamation against Notification.
81 J. Maysville Road Veto
a History Of Party Conventions, , ,.,,
nort of Mr.. Davis, of South Chrona, on ms foiuca
IA VI Of the Supreme Court.
Minority Report on the same subject
4. Wise and Mr. CQthers letters against the American
iifzntlon aud Hon A. Il. Stuars Letters signed "Modi
housekeeping it. >,, ,,Es
+ YlJort Carolina in 1872.
"a Aftory CT with the votes the various Tariffs.
ry Of the United States Bank and Abolition Petitions
Ian inorG's Albany Speech and Erie duc Letters
NJ o. the Annexation Of FrZoG. ,
Of public the power of Congress over the Ter
4 Asmch0lson letter.
-oo51;. lille Con ven on and Georgin Platforms. . -
Compromise. with every vote thereon sectionsHS
: GU .-.,,.-..-...s ,Yso
s Oh Oh Compromise.
& lot PrnFisG.
@ many ether things, too numerous to mention.
M " subject tuly treated and every vote in CONGRESS- Oh
g3# l,ttt EaTi !e a political signifcaon, is given.
ia 1r1 rest up the public speaker fully on the hanssi
HFEa Iii -.
f. yAS B. SIXTH L CO., Publishers,
~ FbllRdelpAie'
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There are several grades of Illinois bang eur
rency, and as our good city has highly respectable
relations with the rich grain State of Illinois, or
rather it ought to be rich, we append the follow
ing very rict value of lot of banks in Illinois:
IiscraLfInl LNiunis- EItM ClnSS-l2GLl L niScNMRt.
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BED RIVER PAGKEm co
PARISH AND CITY or NEW ORLEANS,

'N VI J. Wv Nh" oShHAHS.
BIZ sr TT or KTE0 Tint on , t It, dny nns you
Independence Of the Upoh States America he Eghy
3 no re me-, DANIEL ISRAEL n1osRDo Notary pnn,
in md for he Parish md CITY Of New ricnS eGio Of anis
Of the wnrse NAMED and "mc S N ptty
sc'iIcd 'S'S' tho parties whose hume" are hoe""o AO
Who declared that awaiting trnscl m of l Visions of an
jan AID DO 81 sss s J i 5s5 'ss
torn to IND con rnc corporation for the Object
Wing, Ia wit;
a7 ~ Hp% 9 &c tjs Of ~ eoPqlon ; eJ Be e
ci i h,l ', n M t N ,,rl rs I"
s1@Gmit.% u The yT o I Ael o, be n soa a ID
it Shall ei,t a:I contnun o' far irc Term Of Ti :T anu
G9 5ay S "n Tls i erod tho said
Tir 1T ,! ; I a.. ~ n@Iet I Hnd ininoy"-
cition Ina, i. r,sI to mo ~ ! ", } Sli 'NSo;
scry, ~ e.t ai 70 ,r' , pon' siGG officer e}d
"rcie md e. I'll r1rb o me I5m 3 NJ" a,' ' et TO- OK.
"'' W "'" 8 -i''0'u 10 S'Fpo"'ioH5
ARTICLE H.
enable he cnr osenls aud icrs Of tho i,F "f NJ
6ns Hnd re RYer oyey pro,cls Of Tue Wiley of sad
and % he y s ss"$% f q" r:st 5 Ss'
F2 .S sG9 r on IL, M 'ss SS md
and citizens rivers Where the "or o, Direcor j
C?mn"ny arisio 10 send my OF The bonts in
whih Tai, Cnsra1y s ar shall heTaarr he areeJ n r
all the purse beonang and ncdnnl 10 the nayya a y,
said r!yea All their tributaries - ~ '
The ec for which S,1 c5r6oon has ssen formed
n?1nir Sr..z-l1ts for tile tramsnortanu fr
81 passengers ffeight4 The United Eilr. mil c f S,y
Orleans u Sievfpnr Jefferson and hoyo Inc fd Ti;,"r
aul all intermediate landta.s. ~ ava " " ~
7-,,o.,or..ye f,,cr. of ~, ,.. mo-
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lnn.,II R,a :1tto, IN IN ..'.'... SEl o.
W. T. SrGrrl. ........ IS '' 5Igi ~
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Mailing ..t r7rtn Of .ycn, iI a. ;',o w.
did"l aro unlrcI ,!lres q ore 1n,rcd d"Ers c2c
neon paid fIlI It Ia
n, III . no Ht'|ii!t'.'r TiA he tleId liable
,r'. sum d. ~ or tbIlF Or ne '"9in@n IN my
Il, IN nav ~ 3 Il inn, o. Iis @t'E Uor SIM" lie be sub
81 IN iI' 'HLiI any llNi dlNity, III organizing
u loi1rr 10 arv l.liy y tro MN, r ~ , 't
, 1"S III 'Ie Organization OF Tho company
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al ~ ~ - L'lrrG'oF three OF whom S!ml! cGns,i
n,rs t I - Ho'7, a. II, kH",hotion! and i'eni b.
n,,T, ~ l VIZ hF }i0nd4F in April next Q3Gu
'll titt'''' ,.h" {" inc HFSt Won
" FiHS ,I,E year. lifin@ the
hohrh ~ 'f> who shall serve far year from 9l
VI .",' u" Gree Sl!tl he elected At each cleo