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, 1861-08-08

III c%AlN
tered thing, chafred BY the flfes and torn By
the tempests Of revolution, and all over pol
1uted and SCARED BY the bloody poignards Of
traitors.
Soldiers, you have come up to: your present
ezalted posltcn, over many Obstacles and
through many chilling EdfscouragementB. You
row proclaim to the world that the battles
which are to be fought In defence Of our- com.
mon country, ttB institutions, and its homes,
| are your fattles, AID that you ERE determined
| to share ,Nilh your fellow citizens: Of other
| States, alike their dangers and theh laure1s ;
and sure am that this determination hiss been
| ID Iothing shaken by the recent sad reverse Of
1 arms wlo2e shidow is still resting upon our
| spirits The country has indeed lost q battle,
4 hut it has not lost its honor, -norfts courage,
One Of those chances to which the fortunes oi
war are. eyer subject. and against which the
| most consumInate Eenera1ship cannot at all
times provide, has giyena momentary adyal.
1sge to the forces oi the rebellion. - !
PsnTce, from slight and@ seemingly in=ignif
and b1syest Of armies and they prove nelthe1
the want Of discipline or Of courage onth<
part ct the soldiers. This check has tdughI
rs Invaluable lessons, which Ne Etnld no1
have leaned from victory, willie the dauntless
da1ipg displayed BY our volunteers Is full q
t. intrepid bearing Of other regiments, wte
can doubt our future when he recalls the bril-
liant charges Of the New York sixty.nintl
and Of 1he Minnesota First and Of Til
Fire Zouaree Leonidas himself, while sur
:. reyIrg the Perslan host. that, Ike troubled
] ees, swept onward to The pass where he stood
4 Nuu1d have been proud.of the Leadership o
4 Epch men. We shall 1splGy recover from fh1
discontinue, which, after al, wiz Gef7s onl!
to nerve to.yet more extraordinary e1ertIon
i the nineteen rn1ll1ons OF people who hav
sworn that this republic shall not perish :. ani
4 Ie1iEn it VIII hof; perIsh It, cannot, willis thi
/ cath REMAINS When re look away to tha
# eeeEe Of Garage, all streWed with tho bodie
I'll of pet1iotic men, who courted- death 10
thenselyes that their country might 1--we, an
then 1cok upon the homes which their eal
Ea6 rendered desolste forever, wa realize
What Ithi6k the popular heart IN its fozbea1
, | ence has never completely comp1ehended-
the rrFpeakeble and. hellish 'atrocity 9
,thie rebellion. t is 70 perfect sstnSnzli
f Of Gempniac pa6siou- From tho teddens
| waters OF Bull: Run and from .,S"th
, | gc1y fed Of hansesat, there Il HOW going =
an sppeal to God and to millions Of :esaspaa
MI d inenaeainss t6oss fieuds in humznahsps
who. dfunEcu with the orgies Of An 1nt6r1!
smbition, are filing to its brin1 the cap Of
nstton'a sorrowa. Woe, w6s, ssY. to t1ss
trs!to,s when :bis appeal eh.ll be answered
Mne1 you E1pre, ~ 6o7a POO may, 70 ID
, 1861-08-08

The saeeeh qf aas Hon. Josy,tnx Hot ta.Sae Zen
.:txcku o. s. Ko13ntee7sat Camp Zoe ;Rat, J96-
= >frsonyH2e, Gsdsdssd. :;~;::
The American union. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-1861, 1861-07-09
SYMPATHY OF EUROPE.

Late dispatches received in Washington
show an improved disposition in England.
From France the "Moniteur's" article,
which afforded SO much JOY to the sscsD'
sionists, has been explained away! TO tho evi-
dent satisfaction Of Secretary Seward =
From all northern Europe, Spain and Italy,
the most hearty and sincere expressions Of
sympathy for the United States, in the
present contest, are furnished TO this gov
eminent. No privateers will be permitted
to enter into any foreign ports. From all
these accounts there is rejoicing in official
quarters, that secession is DEAD AND BURIED
in Europe.
Capt. Gerard Of Company p. 7th Regt.
Pa VOL, while on Picket duty on Sunday
last, took fifteen of his men, with 1t. En-
right, and advanced about one mile beyond
the lines Of our army: He there discover
ed guard of the rebels, consisting of three
mounted men, whom he succeeded in cap
turing, together with three horses, four Sa-
bres, two rifles, one muSket, two revolverS,
and one horse pistol. Capt. Gerard and
his company have displayed great GOODNESS
and courage, and the distinction they have
gained has been we'll merited.
The American union. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-1861, 1861-07-09
SKILL AND BRAVERY.

While the army was on the march to this
plael on the End inst, private in the
Thid Regiment, P. V. had his arm dread
fully shattered by the accidental discharge
of a nusket. DR.. Jackson, the Surgeon Of
the Regiment, without m oments delay had
the wounded man carried Of the road, and
under the shade of tree amputated the
limb The soldier stood the operation with
cut Wincing, and after it was concluded
was asked how he felt Gully he an
SNerOd, "but very hungry. Cant somebody
give me something to eat" Such is the
metal which composes the Union army =
When can it DO conquered?
The American union. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-1861, 1861-07-09

To WA sH1NeroN.-M artinsburg is distant
seve nty-seyen miles from the Federal Capital.
The road connecting the two points leads
through some Of the most fertile and beautiful
portions of Virginia, and abounds with hiStori-
cal interest. When the Old Dominion boosted
of her loyalty to the Constitution and the
Union, many of her statesmen resided in the
counties bordering the Potomac, frem the
mountains to the Chesapeake Bay, and it will
be noble work to drive traitors from localities
thus hallowed.
The American union. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-1861, 1861-07-09
rERMs on puBLIoATI OK,

ETNls "American Union" will be issued daily
WHOM the movements of the army render this
pos ,ble. It will DO sold at the ofhce at TWO
GENTS PR C0PY-the proceeds to be devoted
10 the payment OF the expenses Of the Office. Not
moro than ten copies will be sold to one person.
The American union. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-1861, 1861-07-09
WHERE ARE THEY /?

We have been looking over the returns
Of the late election held in Barkely county,
ia which the issue was Union against Sc
ceSSion, and the result shows cear major
ity gilmore than one thousand votes against
the present unnatural rebellion. When it
is coQsidered that this heavy Uaien vote
was p9lled in the midst Of many dissdvan
tagas, it cannot be doubted that at least
three.fourths of the citizens Of this county
are for the Uniouand Constitution. Such
preponderance ought to be conclusive,
and if il is not 50 the fault is evidently
With the dominant party. In country
like ours, whore libertyis moro than a
name, three fourths Of the people Of a
community cannot be controlled by the re-
naming one-fourth, and it would be a rea-
sonable expectation to find Berkely coun-
ty, Virginia, as firm for the Government
as the most loyal county of the North.
Where now is this large Union MAORI
ty? They are no longer under reign OF
terror. They are not now crushed to the
! ersh BY rebel band of sOldlery, con-
ro.Qod BY unscrupulOus leaders Why )
On, should the, not risoin their strength
= convince tba : rid Of their loyalty
nd1 'afro, If they re n0 st r'sp0'I lst
. taxa up arms in the prosen. 40,
hsm a. least org. 'Qize.for their ov, =
'ryation' and thus p. voVent the hupil;.4,.
# bSiug apparently ovesawod by b,n5
u Of traitors. This, in justice to tban '
.lve. and their principles, they ousbt -
10 auA this they assursedly can do =,
hers, son., and brothers have been pressed II II
nto the rsbe. army. Shall they now h. y.
,ernitt.d to suffer because those at bom. -
rho are connected with them by eyory ~
pond Of sympathy, are governed BY a Grim e e
The American union. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-1861, 1861-07-09

insl inactivity? Every Union man in
Virginia should now take determined
stand for their rights, and if they will do
this, tho curse of civil war which now ho-
vsrs over the Old Dominion will soon be
removed, and traitors will be driven to the
swamps of the extreme South for refuge.
The American union. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-1861, 1861-07-09

NOTICE.-PersOns having information OF
in importancein reference to the operations
Of the army under General Patterson, are re-
euested to send the same to Capt. William
SipcI, editor of the american Union" A re-
sponsible name must in all cases accompany
the communication.
The American union. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-1861, 1861-07-09

Prentice says: ''If the North and the
South think lightly Of each Other's valor,
they must be as ignorant AZ savageS Of
each Others history"
The American union. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-1861, 1861-07-09

WHILE the battle between the rebel for
csH and the Union troops was progressing,
on the Sd instant, Company K, Of the first
Wisconsin Regiment, was deployed as Skin
mishsrs on one of the wings. When the
order was given to call the men of this com
pany in, one of them at the extreme end of
the line evidently did not hear it, and was
in consequence, left alone in the woods
He undertook to rejoin his comrades, but
missed the way, and soon came upon Re-
giment resting in field. Of this he in
,qaired: "Can you tell nae whore the First
Wisconsin iS?" "No," was the answer,
''but you can board with as for short
time" and the young Badger found himself
prisoner. He had unfortunately gone to
Regiment Of rebels, and with them he re-
mains, His esptors have dubbed him "The
live Yankee" and if report IS to be credited
he gets along quite comfortably with them.
The American union. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-1861, 1861-07-09

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons not to
sell any Intoxicating liquor to soldiers on
any occasion whatever.
By order of
MAI. sPIRE, Provost Marshall.
July s, 1861
The American union. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-1861, 1861-07-09

RETURNING HoNE.-There are now With the
army at this place many persons who have fol-
lowed it across the Potomac with the hope Of
reaehing their homes in Virginia from which
they we're bauished by the Rebel soldiery =
Many IF these exes have left wives and chill
dren 1.-THE mercy Of the rebels and in some
instances all the property they possessed in the
world has been destroyed. The only crime
charged against these sufferers was that they
would uot give up their love for the Union and
aid in its destruction. Such tyranny as they
have experienced would have been worthy Of
the triumvirate, in thewo days of the French
revolution
The American union. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-1861, 1861-07-09

HEALTH OF THE ARMY.-Itis somewhat
remarkable that Notwithstanding the hard
marching our men have had to undergo, and
the extremely hot weather Of the past few
days. the health Of the Army is excellent :
less sickness prevailing in the different
Regiments then has been known at almost
any former pc 1iod of their service, This
proves that the Army is made up of the
right kind of material, and that in the dis
charge of duty SO noble as that in which
they are now engaged, hardships and pri-
ms can be endured without finching.
The American union. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-1861, 1861-07-09

vsh-. An order has been issu ed
S.. Department which states
fron, - uAAs rulations upon the sub
tbo. ~ wv wax Of suffers in the
;oot se - SAlS''Sgg res ceforth the ap-
army are resoinded, ana heb
p Mt III be paddy ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-13

CHOUND-TN CANAL STREET, LADY PURSE,
which the owner can have by apply ing AZ 39 Pear street
II CsT-A PAIR OF GOLD SPEC gAcLEs, WHILE Ar.
~ ding the Fulton street prayer meeting Thur day
aferpo They were in plated marked NJ sticker.
The Under will be suitably rewarded BY leaving them with ".
II. Wil,oD, lilo Warren street
4 osT-oN wEDNE sDAY EVENING FhOM 70 VEST
Ia Forty fourth small white and yellos DOG WITH
shaggy hair named Pvnto Two collars reward viii be- PAD
returning him TO above address
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-13

POST OFFICE NOTICES.

yyOsI OFFICE N8TICE.-TfIE MAILS f1R r. Rpp-
via Southampton snd Bremen per nite' states seam
ship York. will close this day the 18Th
dsy Of ARR, at lO1a O'Clock NJ
WILLIAM Is TAYLOR Postmaster.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-13

CwASs.-FoR sALE, a PAIR or SWANS, yERv
- large handsome, Of tie bet imported breed Apply
q Jones lane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-13
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BILLIARD s.

erSp AssopruFsr on FRENCH, ENGLISH Asu
n American Rilliard tabea 9Th Phelsns Combination
90, hnre aco, ~ hand AMI prices ~ auit the times
N'NN'"i'' INV y" ' PurtAN CpLLENoER
gg as ~ add 80 Crosby street. y NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-13
TABLES

ID ,..t,,. ). 49, y ll n V g ~ ktNa;
~ Nnv Is6l and having Other bugncas 70 attend viii
dspaS y sb 20 ~ present thceo X bargain ihors
49, evs b Tables Of hslanS patapt ~ good order. An
lease ~ he can obtained, and 10 ~
raffy wishing ~ into TIE blsf1s rili sell 81 lease h
J6BS getFt. 59l Er'aasay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-13

no PHYSICIANS 3 600 a YEAR INc0ME-A
medical gentleman, of the acpatbic school, residing la
one largest and most suiiiu elites in the West hav
rgayey extensive Office practice, amounting 70
lafa cash IL deGlrous Of dspcsing Of HIS
Lease Of three years aud the GOOD WI of Practice, and
with ais for required nnt1
favcrahy introduced into sacccsfu business The adver
fers bu been .etabshed for fifteen years ~
large lucrative and steadily incrssinr d. first class
yaert snd cfsh payments as can b shown BY his books
hut the ducs mueh for wilhou. time
IeIesion. hence hts sdysrfi enent To comueen'
In mis- address ansoe and social IN his
OF human nsnre With thorough
ledge bis pro- ession the above osrs ABILITIES rapid
fortune often - b. met with in Professional e Parties
enertsnng biz office vorahy and gh HE view pur
chase, viii please address Asdcus bx 60D Chicago Post
oce ~ gying their full address ard when utter.
may " rcd which must be In ~ icaso when full par
ttulafs NJ be made known From i've 70 ten Thousand dol
lAs may b. required IN cash from the purchaser Ihos
with NJ capital need net answer tos advertisement The
ard has been for years in fu and succassfu
operation doing IT, q c. business. those writing
and fcqu w,Ts must enclose postage stamps Eefe-
nnqutstonabc gwen rIufed his offer stands
oien Tor hrfc months, uneas rurh should b. found
~ Az
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-13

TUE los rFkY AND FANCY GOODS sroRE TAB.
lshed " the pfeseu' proprietor lS6 VII be soil AZ
~ q, sacrifice II applied ttr immedias y The s:or ard
dwelling et lease To- - Inquire Of hsIhS
fift IRA i63 urt street, BrOKyn Of SMITH AL,
~ College tiacc n. ", ny stair.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-13
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the New York Post Office
Saturday, April Is, 1851.
Officially Published in the Newspaper
Having the Largest Circulation.
LADIES' LIST

Alderman yAnn Aiken Mrs NINA Arend Mrs Chase
Adams Mrs Vim Andre xsN 81 ulad Armstrong Mrs siza
kdsms Hannah Ange nan Mrs Char Armstrong Eliza
Alien Mary Ann ltte b.th
Ambrous nary Ann Aprel Mrs. 5th Atwood Mary
Amerman Jane Au5ry Mrs Agnes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-13

QUART ROCK MILL AND PATENT FOR sALE--Cos-
W ceded w muers the very best for rsdusng and
oTer hard substances u impapabe power, vita hardened
shifting grinc surfaces, essli changed.
SOJThWfCK WOOD 81 Nassau street.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-06

TRUSTEES SALE.-Whsrsas, On the llth
i day Of Jsnuary, A. D., 1859. Bernard Eppisg
execessa unto Austin Corbin - Trustee, . certain
deed Of Trust, oonveyiAg 10 anid Trssfse the lsad
in Scott county, IevA, described - ipllous TO-
Wit: The piece q tsact q land in 3. ssteinhil-
bsr's oat lots, in the cast one-hsH Of The A0rth
east quarter Of sesti0a numbse swsnty -sight ~
township ssvsnt, -eigh. nnrth Of sAses three
49, east ef The 5th ?. n. eo0nenoing O { oint
aix hundred and silty feet due south Of he poist
where the western boundary line Of saia est enc.
half Of north east quarter Ut said section twenty
EIGHT - j strikes the south line Of Lssust street
extended +; running thsnss south six hundred ard
sixty feet thspeel saGe tho hundred and sixty
fsur feet; thence noth six hundssd asd Sky
feet. and thence west two hundred and G1ty- fosr
feet to the place II hssinsiass coatsisies fssr
ssres. more Or lsss; which aid eonvsyacs vss
Of securing the payment Of three certain pr.nis-
sorry notes AID the interest thereon, sianed -
rid Bernard Eppias, dated The llth day of Jsa
uary. A D., 1859, md payable q follow Oas
for twenty. hve dollass due j. one ysas, and one.
tor two hundred and hfty dollars, and one for
from dass, which aid notes wsfe paysbls % Z.
Stsiahilbse and have bssn endorsed 70 \. Fsjss.
vary. - 8~eaf ss ''1
Xaa now, sid notes having bseons due snd
payable. aad TIE Ssid hsrnasA Epplng
having failed 70 pay che same, ], Austin Curei..
notice, hat - vissa. Il Is. power which
10 in ne vssted BY sid Dssd Of Trust ]
gill, On Saturday. The - LAY q March
A. p, 1851, II he hour II twv o'clucl
in The afssvnoon Of said day, 1t the Court lioass
dese,ia the city Of Davenport, expose and Offer "a
sale e Pablie apetisn, the pasesl # lsad show
inssssss tAssssa = IN dAy 1t ~, qestlsr vifS
~ She ooetg a1d oxpsnSoe Al$sudfn9 cid Aato.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-06
Il o = r..

XX7HEREAS. ON THE 3lsr DAY OF OCTO.
w Der. 1860, six pronissory notes were pat in
to package, and deposited in Post Once at Buff
fals New York, : Of said notss were exscuisd
10th, 1861, for $lll.05 each. and due on 10th De
eember, 1901, 10Th March. 1861, and nth Decem-
Der, 1861 and 2 other Of said notes were execut-
81 BY Psngborn, Csrrcli Z rasgbofn, dated Sep
tsmber lst, 1860, at Cedar kspids, for $3.50 and
for SIPS each and due In and u monts, and one
for 33l2.so, dated It Cedar Rapids, and payshls
On the let day Of January, 1851, On which there
was endorsed 80 1t one time, and SO y aoothel
time, and directed to n, bat which have never
ben recsivsd By ~. and IN. supposed q b lot
y stolen. All persous srs therefore hereby eau-
4 tle,, = no title can s. acquires 70 ssid nstss,
and the paymsns hes been stsppsd.
fryiod5vj L. s. vIELE I co.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-06

FAMILY SEWING MAoMre.

FAMILY SEWING MAoaare,
ThE usDERsiicsiE:D,- o u OF
q. VARIOUS denominstioa1 hryiag pseehassd
- 49, n our fsaiiiss ~0aovsR = BAfss'l
Oa1sbeA1uD FAMILY 6BWlHe MAcMnR tshe
Plsasars IL Recommending i q a. instsunenl
fsIly eeaeising tie sssssssals u good machins
IL beautiful simplicity, eese Of mnnsnonent
s'd the strength and elasticity Of il stitch, unit
e render y : machine unsurpassed By any il ~
ne:sse sad 30 vhish - fssl ssaadsut will IN
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Rev. ~. vANHANT, lwv
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Rev. Q. TIFFANY, D. D.,
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byn19 A1Wl10A1o TRIAL. aAs'
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CATADENoAL CO0BSCToR!
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bsfsss The psblis fss ell diseases arising frsa ~
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80: :;s:. = 800 :: :. s :sss'
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And "a aimost sddI b variety q esAer diseases
ssts ,dsnt on isss9slssssss :spssssdsesdsy colds,
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I'll b "a Ct % he Pstaasy sasss q the lissass
ee0sve Il, end yso assist aatass 70 regulate.
TAis 80 - deas ~ The grsst
Catamenial Corroctor,
which has ssvsr tailed 70 eject . surs when
pseperiy ussd, sesssdiss q the direesioaA and
Il i prsrassd iron u, r,sips, a.d s.d.r sAs
personal ssusriatspdsnss Of most skilitaI Ply
ciea, who tor aanbsr Of yeep eonAaed il use
= his private Psestics For he lev ysss that IL
Aas bsSn bstess Tie pable Il hes saiaed e. Itself
poaisive that will socn b. IL Md jocrsase Of
popularity, plsss Il 81 the head Of III remedies
hereeofees e9sesd for Wouse's Aisssasa. The
mofs especially thoss above snunented which
ysN 0on0NAaaAIot1Oos
1or ME y nost rsspsetssis l,rsyeists through
ost ths Uaion sad Canadss. Isl
Prioe - - pes Bsssle.
large eID0, . - po4 Beetle.
N.b.-WAsss - hsbpsss tAas ysss Druggist
As1 ~ he oseidl1 - 1oaey ma = semfeesl a.
root - 40, sna IL tWo Aoso boAsloe ere oedogod
q 80 ttme, The 0edieioe Win - sent free e |
sAaaBe - sAa1p~esaios. sz.st
each bottle. 4n
Dssesisss "a - Supplied direct frsn our L.
beresasy, ss.by ssnaias theis oedsss 70
BARNES ! PARK, New Yosk; =. q. WELLS I |
co. Nev Yesk B. Il. HANVE CO., Baltimsss, !
1a.; bYOvT'6, PhiladslphiA, Pa; ]. WN0HT |
= CO. New Osleess, L.; JOHN d. PARK, Gin |
sianasi, Ohio; II. H. HAYS. Psstlaad, Ne. Or 70 /
any ysspeslAbls WAoisals Druegisss il Nse York |
q PAilodslphis. Oissulam, wifA TsadA Prices,
-, fsR he Osesestos, sd car other nedicinesb
seot ire 70 Wholesale Bayss. ea.e4F
No msAieins placed a soanission.
J. = aex n YoEs I
General Agent fer the Uaited State : Caaadas. Z.
jy6-d&Wly ~ Ann St., New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-06

The greatest amount insured in any one 90,
IL. The greatest amount allowed By the
rules 70 De insured in any ono city, town
Or village. % - not to endange1 more
than $1,000 BY any ono IRE, in eiudg-
ment of the agent.
The greatest amount allowed to b insured
in any one block same - No. IL
No part Of ,ts capital or earnings deposited
in any other tate - security for losses
therein.
The Charter or Act Of Incorporation Of
said Company-s copy DOW en- Ale In
odlco.