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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-02
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9S-ARasaFpE F6es. Hgs41s.4on Sat-
urday last ThOs. Hughes, de 1sII - 90
s :, !. % Water Stree, was arrested IS
ths 2 s; Marshal and cornmitts az E 4 II.
county jail. His arrest and i i1iEi s
came eaoRt as follows: It Rill.b fsae5s.
Setea mat Nj. Hughes was indicted by liil,
te y. a. Coert for treason, and released on
pau Attic lastterm of the Court { he
e9se' IN rene renewing Nj. Hqghssg see9gpi-
zauee omitted TO require him 70, - 81 81
'ns eath Of allegiance, % Judge, Jack.
..H being idshes city on Saturday rec.
aqed this omission, when Mr., Hughes be.
Tag called ppopFefdsedto take the l ostb 20
ne eva was accordingly eonRtttedtp Jail -
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. NOTICE.

VAS TAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO TIE
w Jail of Nash County. North Carolina, the 95h
Of October s6s the following described negroes to wit
AUGUSTUS HOLMES, who says that he is free, and
was raised Alsey Beavers Of Raleigh The said Holmes
is Of yellow complexion black hair and straight five feet
ten inches hgh years DID, and weighs about
40 or l5O pounds.
ADELINE LOCUST, who says that she is also free and
wife Of the said Holmes, is rather of dark complexion,
small stature, and bCund to Henry Porter Of Raleigh
age "a years.
WASHINGTON slave, says he belongs to VIM B.
Smith, of Petersburg Va, the army 9Th Regiment
State Troops his complexion of ginger cake coor five
feet five or six inches high and weighs l4O pounds and
supposed to be about 80 years uId
JOSEPH, says he belongs to julius Perkins, Of PIT
County, near Pacolus, is yellow boy of small stature ~
years old five feet four five inches in height and weighs
about l25 pounds. The SAID boy is very intelligent and
was living in the city Of Raligh with Mr. X Cook
HENRY BROOKS. who saws that he is free, is of ye
low complexion, five feet ten inches HIGH % years DID, and
weighs l7n pounds The said Brooks resided in Beaufort
County before the war; and raised by Mr. Herring
of Wayne COUNT he also says that be has been in The
service with Mr. Thomas Marsh 4ih Regt. State Troops
ELIZABETH CHAVIS, who says she is free ard wife Of
the said Brooks is of yellow complexion, 81 years oa
stout made and was living SIX miles from Raleigh on '0'
The said Augustus Holmes, Washington, Joseph, and
Henry Brooks, inform me that they recently made ne.
escape from the Jail of Wake County. They caught
in the neghborhood of Stanhope by Mr. Berkly Cone win
his negro dogs. The said negroes making for Wash
ngton in this State with the intention of getting with me
Yankees ana as they travelled they committed the act Of
breaking open houses, plunder;Dg, &C. This notice Is W
ward prove property pay charges and take them away OF
they will be disposed Of as the law directs. 80
Z. H. MORGAN, Sheriff
Nashville, N. c., Eov.7, 1862. 9e-w&sw4t
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SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS AND Me-
81

RY VIRTUE OF SUNDRY DEEDS IN TRUST En-
- ecuted to us by n s. A. Chafn We will sell at pup.
lie auction, on the premises the goth and sst days
November next about 500 of most vanhbe ahas
lying in Dave County, the Yadkin River, OF which
about 800 acres are very fertile low lands. sat,
Said lands are situated in healthy section of the as
about IA miles Southwest of Salem, and is miles NOrp
west of Lexington.
We will also sell number Of negroes, some horses anu
mules large number Of cattle and hogs, wagons anu
gears farming Tools several stills and tubs one-ha o
threshing machine together with many other articles
Further particulars will be made known the day Oh
sale. /. e. LASH, T.,tss
Taos ]. WILSON.
October 81, 1862. 4s-w&swst
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100000.

DILES, FISTULA IN ANO, TUMoHSs,
y SPERMATORRHOEA, ULCERATaiVgNaSt
OF THE WOMB, &c.-DR, J. A. CLOpIo ~ =.
diseases and perfect satisfaction in every case
His friends proposed to bet 100000 that he could cure
the worst case of PILES. .
He has operated with perfect success in several ca
pronounced hopeless by distinguished surgeons DE DUB
never had accident 10 happen. -.
Persons writing must enclose ten cent stamp TO en''
attention. 4.
Aug. l2, 1862 SS-w6s"u
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE,

1'0&'" " M" ~ 1S' o'nEas
H. A. COPE AND OTHERS. y
nN WEDNESDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER
~ next. will sell at auon the pnmiscs the tract
joining the lands Of Wesley Smith, James j. Lynn r.
Saunders W. A Smith, deceased and Others being the
dover land Of the late Frances Cope widow John Cope
containing about ~ acres. .r"
TERMS- credit of months will be given, with inter-
est from date r. G. LEWIS, q. M. E.
October "a, 1862. s7Lw&swtd
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The EPISCOPAL CHURcH.-Bishop Elliott, Of Geor.
gla announces that the union of the Doceses Of
; iexas, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia South Caro-
lima, North Carolina and Virginia is complete. under
the name of THE Protestant Episcopal Church of
the Confederate States of America" Heannoupces.
also, that the first General Council (he name of the
General Convention under the new constitution
WIN meet in Augusta, Ga, on Wednesday, Novem-
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ARKANSAS LANDS, NEAR MISSISSIPPI
RIVER.

VENHE PROPRIETOR HAVING BEEN ROBBED BY
4 the AboOnsts in Arkansas of all but his lands CT
rs great bargains sin the following lands, selected years
ago, when first in market and after personal examna
whole list purchaser for ssO cash. negroes at
market price, onehaf cash. and time notes for balance
secured with per cent interest Located Mississippi
cellar :.
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The PMcEs.-The tendency of the prices of all
sorts of provisions is now furiously upward Twelve
months ago the people were astonished that the
common commodity of butter was only to be had
for scventy-ive cents per pound. 1t is now two
dollars. Flour promises to command $50 per barrel
before Christmas, and all the varieties of domestic
supplies bid fair to rule douby the extortionate
prices of the last few months We must naturally
anticipate much suffering and privaton among the
poor, and j: is pity that the extortioners cannot
be made to feel IN some substantial form, the burth.
en- of the misery that their cupdity produces.
Richmond ENQUIRER
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No swamp rich bottom; to IL miles from Mississippi
River evee protecting it. Ordinarily, price IS by tract.
North, East, = w. u, . Sec. |, l6O
s. E. Il, 9 TO
% miles N. W. of Helena; good neighborbood unsur-
passed in every sense. Price $40.
South East 8 side s. Sc = W Sec s. $50
l IS I" =. off. S.w. $, 40
l. 9. ofses., S.W. 2, s5
Near Helena and fine lands. Price $lO
South. East, Frac Section, 5, SIS
8 8, $40
II, $40
In Phillips county, 80 miles below Helena choice land
large tract adjoining Sold last year a planter ut $23
per acre. Piice $l0 per acre. In ALT, 5s4-S4
W. R. RIGHTOR Helena Ark
H. a. BADHiM, Esq., Ag't, Raleigh
Nov. Z, 1852 s0-w&sw3mnd
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lam BUYING BEEF.
II WISH TO BUY ANY NUMBER OF GOOD BEks VIZ,
that may be delivered to ct my Slaughter ie. en- m
the foot-a price high enough to induce owners 7" ss
Raleigh. N. c.. Oct. %. 1899. 4a-w&swst.
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DISTRIBUTION OF THE SCHOOL FUND.

.
Oa
President Directors of the Literary
o the rasuy Department ''"pphaha
the General
zEBULON
President $u
II.
Of Board
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LONG HANDLE sHOvELs!

WYE ARE NOW PREPARED TO FILL ORDERS
W for LONG. HANDLE SHOVELS, at our Manufac-
tory in Kinston, LenOir County, n G.
Farmers, Railroad Companies and Miners attention is
called to examine a sample James NJ Tow:es Raleigh.
n. W. CAMPBELL co.
Oct a. 1862 43-w&swlm,
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GuNPowDER FOR THE PEoPLE.-The government
has authorized the Ntre Bureau in the Confederacy
to exchange pound of gunpowder for two pounds
of saltpetre with any citizen desiring to obtain the
powder. This will be an accommodation to the peo-
pie, and will benefit the government at the same
time, as it may stimulate the people to engage in
the manufacture of saltpctre. The process Is very
simple, and can be easily learned
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EXCHANG HOTEL,
STREET. RALEIGH. n.
Oct. "a, 1862.

NEAyING PURCHASED THE PROPERTY IN THE
Ill City of Raleigh recenty.ccupied by Major Phillips,
and known as" Philips Hotel" have Opened it for The
accommodation of the public under the and style Of
EXCHANGE HOTEL
The extensive improvement now going on, and which
will be completed possible the erection of
buildings and the thorough "verhung and renovarng Of
old oncs-wiIl render the Exchange convenient and
for,uble and the proprietor is determined that its
ayement and internal arrangements shall be such to
compare avoraby with the first class hotels of The country
The table will be abundanty supplied with the best the
market and the country ards and efforts expense
will be spared to render the house in respect
Portable home to its guests
The Exchange is located on Isboro' street, two
hundred yards west of the Capitol.
Thirty to forty large and commodous rooms will be
ready for occupation by the assembling of the Legislature
liberal share of public patronage is respectfully so
cited Give call and we will endcavor to treat you
WELL
Omnbusses will be in attendance at the convey
passengers and from the Exchange.
". H. CUNlNGGIM, Proprietor
l.. BKANsnN, Superintendent
Raleigh N. c., oct. 2N, 1852. A-w&swlm
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The SrocK MARKEr.-We continue to quote from
sales: Confederate bonds goo Ms) at 100 and int :;
Nofth-Carclina SKIES 1875 1919; do. eight per
cents 100 and int; Virginia coupon bonds ITO; do
registered 1o9 and int.-Richmond Whsg, 1st
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LOST OR STOLEN,

LOST OR STOLEN,
NpETWEEN RALEIGH AND HILLSBORO' ON THE
- cars on the N. G. Rail Road, Thursday evening
the 18th inst Black Leather Travelling Bag contanins
several articles Of clothing and number of valuable ps
pers. r
will give 300 reward to any person who will deliver
it with ITS contents to either of the Conductors on the n
G. Rail Road, and no questions asked
=, ". B. EDMONDSON.
EVerlttsVllle, N T., Oct. 2l 1862. 48-w&sw9tpA
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CAMP NOTES.
- CAMP NOTES.
We clip the following from the notes of the intel
ligent correspondent of the Columbia Is. CD Guar

We clip the following from the nOIeS OF tue INTEL
ligent correspondent of the Columbia Is. CO. Guar
dian:
CROSSING THE POTOMAC.
Tho crossing Of the Potomac by our army-6rst
crossing into Maryland-was scene worthy con-
spicuous place in the picture gallery ct history
We omit the great moral significance OF the inya-
sion. 1t is of picture we speak.
Through the minty meadows Of that lowland re-
gion our rebel army had made its way to the land
ing q few miles above Leesburg-at Whites Ford,
below Point of Rocks. A short halt; a strip, cor
responding to the yard Of depth before u.s. consid-
cradle Of the head Of the column takes
the cool water-and the crossing begins. The front
moves brisky and yet it is nearly half an hour be-
is at least eight hundred $500 yardsi some estimate
it more. The current lively without being strong
The line of infantry, moving by a flank, of course,
bends with the centre current and curving back,
reaches the other side nearly opposite the entrance
Below is collateral line of wagons and artillery
crossing in similar curve. Between are the mount
ed officers the couriers the attendants, and other
persons on horse. Some enthusiastic Maryland reg
iment strikes up My Maryland" and the music
foated softly and sweetly over that moving water.
The declining sun casts softening light over the
whole scene. The water is clear. The men pre-
serve the order of march remarkably well. Each
shoulder is piled with pantaloons socks Shoes and
the ct cetera of the lower man. on top Of the usual
budget o! the pedestrian soldier. The balance Of
person seems lost and the rapid unsteady step Of
, the wadng host-perhaps seventy five thousand
men-who are innocent of much familiarity with
water for at least month of ,wearying,' busting,
drtying march. The water is clear crystal-up
stream. The bed of the river is rocky, and yet the
constant agitation Gt must have been) disturbs it
below. The chilled joint and the cramped limb,
told by the dull groan and the sharp cry, indicate
the invalid here and there. Afternoon bowed low
towards evening as the rear came on. For weary
hours the lines had been Misunderstanding -wading.
Splash and whoop alternate from file to file Many
of men, it is true, had shoes to pull off, but
ALI had feet to agitate and provoke the limpid
waters.
"PictuIe it, think of it;
Lave init, drink Of it.,
Then, if you cant"
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NEW GOODS IN HILLSBORo,.
N7E HAVE FOR SALE, .--
w 81 yds. blue twilled cloth made at Leeds" fol
e. A.
$4,000 yds ~ Shirtings-Wool Jeans, &c.
SO lbs. Extract Logwood.,
80 lbs of Borax =.
ALSO
sS:! Steel and Nails.
II. N. BROWN l. co.
hihsooro, N u, NOV. ., 1882 s9-w&sw4pd.
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Deduct for Deaf, Dumb and Blind.

Deduct for D. j. Watson, Eliza j. G. Watson
I and Jos. Watson deaf & Dumb) SIS each,
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HOW THEY ARE MADE.

Wshs Southern Indian Vegetable Pills have been hitherto
soey aud are now mainly prepared special orders from
druggists planters and other regular
VINO use them altogether their knowledge tina,
they are Of simple ecacious Ingredients and
because their confidence in Dr. Wright being free from
the mptaon of offering anything trade that not
ana genuine The new process of dstng plants and
Tying the essential elements from all foreign matter (which
mainly the discovery of that ches Dr. Torrsy La
alone enabled him TO make these Pills cost sufficiently res
sonable place them before pubic as general remedv
Fine following certificate from the weknown analytic chemist
Dr. Preston, is suffcien. guarantee of their purify:
DR.. JOHN WRIGHT:
sir-At your request have subjected test of ANALYSIS
quantity OF your Southern Indian Vegetable Pills. selected
RANDOM and take grea. pleasure in certifying that found Them
to contain no hing deleterious the human system but on the
contrary they the suoric Dure Expectoan, and
catiarc properties in remarkably harmonious
and my opinion tt they greatest universal remed,
known to the world. -
Respectfully
A. D. PRESTON, NJ d.
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TESTIMONY OF A MINISTER.

In this respect think worth while publish two letters
received from gentlemen whose high standing renders their
testimony of no little weight with people of sense
One from the Rev j. s. Barrett widely known and loved
throughout Arkansas and more lately oled field of
labor in Northern Texas who John Wright under
date Of the 10th Of September, 1858, us follows
You little know the good which has been accomplished al.
ready by those few boxes of Pills you recommended to me at
that visit They ave been blessing many an unfortunate
meraber OF my little ock and in all this neghborhood they
hailed MS the arbnger Of health. satisfied now my
dear FRIEND that underesimaed their vale at the
time explained their effects to Such pleasant
remedy before given helpless by his
Author"
The other from wealthy and successful planter Aaba
ma, Which we insert eutire:
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j, w hItfHT q Gu. " n
HEALTH Is MANS CHIEF BLESSING ~
Oh, Happiness, how far we Zee srsgr- Id, . a.
From thy own paths in search Of thee
From Health, thy pnre fount, Te stray y
Nordsd given Instincts eer obey; -. e.. t@i
LOO PRONG from Natures self to leasn--, 4
Natures own remedies spurn.r -,...s-
WRIGHT's SOUTHERN IspIas vreEr
+4 ABLE PILLS @S- 8I7755 =,
ARE ozzsRzp THE PEOPLE, or raz
r 4$ $s+
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA .
ASK
PURE. SMILE. HARMLESS, AND NATURAL ALrEsA
TIVE AND bLooDrCEIF1gs,
WRIGHT's SOUTHERN INDIAN yEeR.r;
VI, r ABLE PILLS y n
PURE. SIMPLE, HARMLESS, AND NATURAL ALTEsA
TIVE AND BL0oDPGRIF1gg, &31
FOR THE
Toning and FOrtifying of the System
Diseases, either Occasional or Ept-
temfc; and for the cure OF all n
Ailments having the name OF

Intermittent R=sntsut, Nervous, Inamatory and Putd
Fe7ers Measles, Small Pox and Erysipelas Iuaamna
ton of tine Brain, Throat, Stomach Lungs Liver Intes.
tines. Kidneys and Bladder Pains in the Stomach Back
and Side Consumption Dopsy Of the Head Chest
Of the Abdomen and Of ths Limbs scrosnIs Scnrvy and
Syphilis Cancer Gravel Loss OF Appetite Sick Head.
ache; Splitting OF Blood Rheumatism, both AGATE and
Chronic Diarrhea, Dysentery Colics syncops Apo.
pemy, and Paralysis; Dyspepsia, Hypochondrias Te.
tanus, Epilepsy Whooping Congh, Palptation Of the
Heart Ulcers and Sores Of every description Mysteries
Weak Nerves, and Iowness Spirits Suppression and
other delicate Female Complaints.
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SHERIFFvS SALES.
Of New Orleans. PATRICK HAHEAS. =

FIFTH DisTElcr COURT 7AuGssTs B1KNsTAINE "a
S... ! tH742s = ll[-''
Rr VIRTUE Ofa writ Of seizure and sale
to me directed by the Honorable the Fifth District Court Of
hew Orleans: by Of parties interested In the above
entitled cause Will proceed to sell at public auction at the
Merchants and Anconeer Exchange Royal street. between
Canal and Customhonse Streets Second District SATUR
DAY the lat day Of February 1862 II O'Clock NJ the fol
lowing described property, to.wit
+, CERTAIN LOT Or GROUND, together with al a.,
the buildings and improvements thereon, and all the t3
rights ways privileges and advantages tereuno belong M
Ing situate In the First District of the city Of New Orleans in
the bounded BY Notre Massns snd Tchon
on Totre depth 81 feet inches snd lines
rear Of fse u inches fe whole according to plan drawn
benefit OF Patrick Brady Hartman, minor
ihe buildings and improvements consist of brick
house ,w9sory brick kitchen attached to said house partly
covered with States and known lately No. Fire Engine
this city.
Seized in the above suit. -
TERMs-l The purchaser pay in cash the Of eight
hundred and thirty,hree dollars and thirty
(S3 3D. And for the balance OF the price Of adjudication
the purchaser give his twelve eighteen MONTHS
bearing per cent interest per from day of sale
maturity and per cent interest per from maturity till
paid and mortgage retained the property pay
Of said The for the year 1861 paid
the purchaser. ~
Plan TO be onpes o8ic Notary Public Exchange
= JOHN P. WALDEN
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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LETTER FROM A PLANTER.


Messrs John Wright Il CO., ,-
New Orleans, La.
GentemcnEnclosed please find my check No. 49, at t ee
days sight MOBILIZE for Sl9 So i'll settlement account of
date iou will please forward three dozen Of
Wrghts Southern Indian Vegetable Pills They the great
est thing ever and heavy medical bill
yearly, place. The directions plain and easily n
dersood that my finds difficulty treating every
Of sickness that his knowledge, with promptness
and perfect success My negroes healthier and stronger
than those OF any plantation know and canddly confess
to opinion and that Of my oveeer that this agreeable
fact solely due the which taken of them
complaint of sickness and their being treated by of
these Pills. them altogether my family and would
not be without full supply for small fortune This may
high praise to you hut is nothing less
than the plain mater-offac truth Please forward the Pills
at once and by the same route as before, 49,
.- Yours truly,
-g THOS. C. HENDERSON.
From DR.. HUMPHREYS Of Charleston s. G., have rebeved
the following honest letter. written to him by poor but worthy
who strong and salwar soldier in the army Of
Southern independence: ..-- r-
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TREAsuRER's OFFICE.
City Of Jeferson, January l. 1852
A1DTlGE MN
= CONSTABLE,S SALES.

FIRST p,Jiss W. OLIVER rAuLsSs
pY VIRTUE OF a writ of fiert fn cfas to n, e.
- directed by the Hon A. G. Brice First Justice Of the
PEACE in and for the naIish Of Orleans will proceed
at u O'clock NJ at warehouse Julia street, between
Magazine and Tchoupitoulas streets:
"A LOT OF FURNITURE.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
P. II. DEGREY, Constable.
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PREMIERE justice DE PAX u. W. OLIVER IS PAUIENs.
pour Ia No. 5l63.
ParOsse d'OrennS. 60.
I'm VERTU DUN writ de fieri fsc1as n mo
~ adresse par Hon A g. Brice Premiere Justice Paix
dams pour Ia parosse doreans is procedera lie JEUD
lime jour de ftvrier 1862 midi enrep6t rue ule
des Masasins Tchoupitoula la vente pu-
blque de-
UN LOT DE NEUBEES
Sass dams laiaire CT .dessus.
s. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
=, JAZZ fec IA P. H. DEGRUY, Constable.
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MANUFACTURING COMPANY,

=
MANUFACTURING GOMpANY.
SrlTr q 1aSisssss 49, =. y
r i y.sl, q. cI'r oslassss
xenty a ~ y N5ysrs.T Il a. Teal y onl fl
thousand sigh. hahasd siztsyone
IT, & Iss.sn 81 81
s ses spgsArsd The several parties hoss
~
s nj
VII 'p"' 1 tss"'D'' 1'sie '' ttf y
4 r. v t4s
Cooperation shah be aoncIls in III. city Of New Or
s ss 4 sv otssn ass
@ gp sd 5hsr
&c Gss spen citations u q suits against
III, !, =. :, !, T..
1geG sna o. hs are declared
sss mssss s IL
the same into yeas liz sas and ~ ~ Sbs.sans e
NJ WY % tns tonseaeraye ssatea o. america
The capital Of this Corporation ii hereby axed attic
q sns each g g psd IS ioliess In
ss ~ tas s q and c
than shall b called for within any persod 81
| " N
The eani..1 .,o,cs II .st1. ssi II
creased any meeting ss ss NAY p
there epresented be increased e NV 1 VIZ Ses a
hs s the s ., we
days Intention, either ID person 81 II
same published the Official iouns n ~
foregoing article The then present ss1i S5s
stock hsa hsia ~ sas,
q e 3 ops
the public ~ -'r = = StsS =!
- 'l'''-' 49, VI. b ..:s5s
:ocx shan be made on he books Of the
~ e. s s
holder except = Che glea5s q ihe Directors
'',us 4,, - '-s' 4.sD vfI.
dollars Of tie capital stock sla have
sef'oea' yJ1r ply sf
The fist fiscal &c, year Of The shall
hs hnses to r 1s as Bs Ts y
day Of each successive year :
~, .. 40 ,ae =. 10 ~ 4, ~.
provide stock shall participate 4 tEs
sns issm Il r. ss Il ssy.n
ness j @ ssa a sa hay
h her Or their Subscription 70 hs capaa stock
'''N''As'' = ~ S'''pDD' 'xI Z. VI 5
by sssE. !.
ssan sss sss sss sa. s s
M pc igS!Ed ~ We 70 ne ock W sogn
inc same Shall te and 70 until third Tues
day OF May eighteen hundred and and until theft
is sssss
and every year y such ~ the city
wncs ~ AZ ess. days
hetse 10 y IN the otic, o. SAID CITY, The board
preside SECTIONS q said
Gschne OF ran 70 aen me freden MAY appoint
DINERS 70 M shucn fhe hoaI 81 ireeross
elected ate % axe heir sehts on We shd MAJ
sach new ais ts1 eiscon, and 70 mold me same
!o one tel utl otnss ete e.eeed aid
ing place day Aforesaid The President sian cause anoshsr
place Within days thereafter, giving notice
,.:,. No. - -. .s, A. as sg. 4.4 !.
rns board sa me rss meeting after .ser
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