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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-02

BLAcKwooD's MAGAZINE The June number
Of Blsckwood, which has been sent us by the
American publishers, L. Scott & Co., New
York, closes the LIVth volume of the Ameri,
can edition. II is, therefore, a suitable time ia
rene" or commence with the next, or July mum.
ber, subscription o"old EOony." The price
Of Blackwood siDgly is So 90 year, and with
either Of the leading British Quarterlies, S..
We think, If our readers who love good read,
ing and fine writing, and are not familiar with
Blackwood, could peruse the June number, they
would hardly consent to pass another year with
out receiving its welcome monthly visits.
This number offers q genuine intellectual
banquet. BlackwOod is always excellent; but
rarely have we seen number equal to this.
But, perhaps, "old Ebony" is like old vine;
the older 1t grows, the better 1t gets.
The articles in the June number are--"Ths
New Exhibition Industrial in LOndon); "Mrs
Petherick's African Journal ;""Caxtonians, Par,
V ;""six Weeks in Tower;" ""The Life Of
Edward Irving" Chronicles of Carlingford--
Part VI" "0ur Annual DeAcIts;" "Who
Planned the MOnitor1-A Letter from Amer
ics" gsEa8
The last brief article will interest all Amer
loan readers, although an attempt lie made to
detract from the fair fame Of Captain Erics-
son, and saddle the honor of the Monitors pla u
on Captain in the Royal Navy of the British
Queen. ASH alao
We have not space for remarks on the other
articles specifically. Bot We cannot forbear re-
ferring to the eseays published under the title
of "Csxtoniana" and said to be written by Bull
wer. There are two Of tkem In this number
one on "Rhythm in Prose, as conducive to Pre-.
osion and Clearness;" and the second on "SEyle
aud DI ,tion." ,. ......
They are both written In Bulwer's bappiest
vein, The first is brief, but excellent, the SEQ.
ond is longer, but leaves US, like good sermon
or speech, "thitsting for more" We should
be glad to give our readers some inkling of
what the writer says of the great masters in
English prose; but can only say that he seems
to mark Bolingbroke as the greatest Of them
ell.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-02

p The Zinesville Courier states that the
wheat harvest has commenced in earnest In
MuskDgum county. In most localities, tho
wheat is excellent, but the late winds and rains
have lodged it badly, making 1t very difficult to
secure It. U1sa-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-02

2 To RAISE a question as 10 whether mans
IoyAIty or obedience is first due to the General
Hovernment and secondarily to his State, or
Primarily to his, State and sscondarily TO the
General Government, Is like asking whether .
man is dspendent first on the sun and secondA'
ny on the earth. Of primarily on the earth and
Bsc0ndarily on the sun. 'ai ~+
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-02

" Among other papers aud periodicals at
ThompsOn's, in the PostOffice hall, will be found
the last issue Of Harper's Weekly. Among
other illustrations Of war scenes, IL contains q
large and striking picture Of cavalry charge.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-02

THE valiant Col. Moody has At,last been or
defed to joih bis regiment, noN In Tennessee.
The hart Aghdbgis is about ovsr in ihat State,
andsibe Colonel doubtless feels that he will be
as safe down there now as a. Camp Chase. He
is acting on The princIple Of the philosophic
dafksy at sFoFt pintlson, that "ssIt-pseseFya-
lions am Dc fuas iaE ,Ob uatnFss ssTr sapife,gs !.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-02

BP For pure Wines, Brsndies, Gins, MonOn-
gahela. Rye and Bourbon Whistles, call o. La.
celle Ross & Cos, No. 224 South High street,
also, In store, prime lot Of low priced Whis-
Ky. ,,-,n ,,,,e,,s,,e Yor, js24.lw.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-02

TnB Nashyills Uaiea, in reference to the
.soossdInes of shs Abolition Convention lately
ktId Il Boston, Says:
We defy any rebel blackguardin thls city to
sffpAes lhis Ao0ision clique 10 thc biltsfDsss Of
|noIt phiIipplcu ngninst he Union and The Pres
|dens. These Boeion fanatics bate both as
1sreoly 60 their yoke fsliowai the eeaIhsfn Feb-
bls, 20.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-02

~ The Cincinnati Eaquir~ announced yes
terday that Colonel Moody would leave that
city to-day to Join bis regiment.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-02

p We learn that the Clinton Bank, Of this
city, on Monday last, made an assignment Of
all Its effects to D. w. Deshler.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-02
"What business havo you 70 have your hand

} III There will bea Concert at Voswinkel's
Garden, on Thursday evening, July Sd. Tho
Garden will be splsndidly illuminated.
Cd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-02

A YOUNG lady, in reply to her fathers ques-
ton why she did not wear a ring upon her finger,
said:
Because, papa, II hurts me when anybody
squeeses my hand"
"Whas business have you to have your hand
squeezedp j 4flI9GiH H0G,l
"Certainly none; but still, you know, papa,
one would like to keep 1t 10 equeeseable or
der" -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-02
The Arsenal Bill.

The United States Senate, on Monday, passed
ihe Asenal bill i, establishes arsenals for
deposils aud repaiIs of arms, at Columbus, o /,
Irdianapoiis, Indiana, and Rock leland, Illinois,
and sppropriases 100000 for the erection Of
each. They will bs thesAme as the Springfield,
(Mass.) Arsenal, except that they will only re-
pair. mot inanufsc.ure originally ,s 1 ~ .sa5.s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-02
From the s4th Rsslment Q. v. 1.
Juna "a. l66l

CAMP LAWRENCE, CUMBERLAND. Nh
June ~, 1862.
Editors Ohio Statssmsn; Your many readers
10 Ohio whose fathers, husbands, sons, brothers
and friepds compose this gallant regiment, will.
no doubt, be glad to hear from Tits camp,
condition, prospect, eto., etc. This regiment
was formed at Camp Chase, under call Of the
President for three months men, and is com.
posed Of farmers, lawyers, mechanics, teachersI
students aud doctors-all men Of high charsc-
ter, who have left their businsss and homes anx-
ious TO do service for the country In maintain
ing that Constitution and Government which
has watched over them like another Providence
The camp is on the west bank Of Wills creek.
With towering mountains in the rear and on
either side. The situation 10 most delightful
and healthy. The officers are as followe: Col.
onel, VIZ. LAwREEcE, BsIlefoniain, Lieuten-
ant Colonel, = WIsrnAE, Cleveland, Major, J,
c. GRoOM. Columbus; Surgeon, B. B. LEONARD,
WesE Liberty. Colonel LAvhEncE, aa under.
stand, has given very careful attention to The
duties Of bis efacs. The hrst time be appear
Cd on dress parade he gave sneh evidence Of
proficiency in drill IS to inspire the utmost con.
aioucs oi ths men. At the close Of parade be
most happily addressed the soldiers, ips sub.
stance as follows: ,s. ;ssa2as'i
-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-02

III TITTIITl w 70 TT7T TITTIT y ?
THn Leavenworth Inaiksr, lately nnspcnddd
By Gen, Blunt, has resumed publication.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-02
mariel.a- coIl.ere commeneem0n..

The Anniversary Exercisesa at this Institution,
for 1862, commenced With an Exhibitions Of the
Literary Societies, on Tuesday evening, June
24sb, which is spoken of as having been credit.
able alike to the students and to the College.
On Wednesday evening, w. T. CooeEsHALL,
Eiq., editor of the Springfield Republic. de-
livered an Address before the Alpha Kappa and
Poi Gamma Societies, after which Diplomas
were conferred upon the graduating members
of these Societies. i2 9ll slcg9l asf
Commencement. Day WAS on Thursday, June
26sh. vhea the following "order Of exercises
was observed: 1s ol.go-s lagsg sa
- OF 80 MORNING. tr9
Prayer Music, Latin 5alutatory; HIRAM
L. GEAR, Marietta. Ofation--The Sage Of
MArsbfsld PErER l. CoNNIRTE, North Brook
field, Mass. Philosophical Grafton Obedience
70 Law: CHARLEs HIT, Marietta Music.-
oration-The Republic as an Experiment: DA-
vlD w. BEYMYrRs Mansfield, o. oratiOn--Tbe
Decline of the Reveren.ial Spirit; WILLIAM H.
FlErk, Newark, o. oration-The Epds Of
Mental Labor: HIRAM L. GEAR, Msrietta.-
Music. OrsdOn--Tbe School Of Adversely :
IsAIc n. JoHNsoH, Tyler county. Va. Oraticn
Mount Vernon: EDWARD s. ALzsHlRE, CALI
polls, o. Fvvm--The ssnunels wncJ LEE,
Pomeroy, o. Music. 1cl a7ai 1.pt -
.t = "a AsrEHSoON, -'la ~
Music. oralon-Ths Eud: L HALsEY VIZ.
LIAM,, sewickley, Pa. Philosophical Grafton
The True Object Of Life; JOSIAH II JrnKIrs,
Bpffalo; N. Y. valedictory ontiOn--The Law
of Progress GEo. B. TuRNER, Marietta, Sa-
cred Music. Address before the socletyof To-
'qdiry: Rev. r. L. srAEroN, D. d. chillicothe.
Sacred Music, Degrees Conferred. Benedic-
lion. sl pr0Ts III
The exercises are spoken of in high terms Of
commendation. All passed Of very satisfacto
rlly. The degree Of A. B. was conferred upon
all the graduatessngG vis8ay iGoeE
The Degree Of A. M, neourse, was conferred
upon the following members of the GLASS Of
1859: Dawn e. BrAoH, GusrAyus 8. FHAHKIiE
and THEoDoRE E. GREEswooD. n Bse 5.s
q The following honorary Degrees were con-
fefred: that Of A. M, on Rev. WIN. D. RossE.
TEA, Of Cincinnati, and WIN. T. CoGGEsHALL,
Esq, Of springasldI and that Of D. D. on Rev.
THERON BALDWIN. Of New York, aud Rev.
THOMAS REEs, Of South Wales. sh,1io4h
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-02
ooLoNEL LAWNENcE's ADDaEss.

OGesrs snd SoIdErs of The s4th. Regiment. N
Ia taking chargepfl the Dress Pnsdss am
happy 20 express the greasssutisiscsioh feet
At ia military proficiency already attained byl
the feelmanf. Thus far, officers and men have
performed every duty with pEomp.ness, energy
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-02

The proprietOrs Of the oHlo sTATrHMAN viii
Issue Can. .aign Paper during the approaching
State Canvas, 10 be called
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-02

'''''s r ~ R9IsE1ss SE!E Z. AND EaAsb-

plf lbonand x6Ih ~ cbmpolIllo u .,I
docaneba cfdsStd p b printed "a German " tis oe
eIAl Aslcmby, o. eIthef branch thoreoL ~
ssRIss ,ssss i!r n. y, ssr =: sR.
W. se4sf & = " q q v z n M ONO
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-02

~ The S5stAsn,dn ana 6gats journal, Col snbu,.
the Asraid ard Piafadedisr oltssnnd he oaaRe
and COmmsrctdI oincibniti publish one week oaIlV.
and thiee tmss weekly previous 10 ihs slst N jay,
1859 And send duplicate bllis, Teceipted With tanp a
The paper oOniainiss ,h'saysEusnipit the esssI1
IRal a1AlNAMsl.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-03
aeDielp oi the 5tlarksts.
s4s GRBsorsf OFFICE, No. 10 CAM STREET,,
ssSs Thursday Morning. January 5. lSf2.


IS A8s Thursday Morning. January 5. lsf2 !
GorroN. We did not hear of q sale to day..
!, TOBACCO, j. Nothing reported. s:sss.s7 q
4SuGAR.. {. The market is dull, and prices are
easier. The sales embrace about 500 hhds,, Fair
to Fully Fair q @3c, y H.
h MoLAssEs.,. The market is dull, and prices are
dropping. About 2eeo bbls. sold at.l6@lsc. for
Fermenting, according to quality, and Ollie. for
Prime to Choice. Also SO half bbls. Fermentng
at lc. y gallon.
FEouR.. 80 bbls. MiddIings sold at 81 s7aa, "a
Fine at 50, LOO Superhne in small lots, at $40 ESQ
$40 80 and $40 40, 81 Good Extra at sll, and l25
at sll l2h y Dbl. .s'
BRAN. 80 sacks sold at So u 100 lbs.
WHEATs ZOE sacks Red and White sold at 50
10 bushel. " ss, n s1S= /,
WHISKY There is no Rectifed in the market.
Old Bourbon and Aionongahela is retailing at 81 rs
@sl SO.
LARD. Some small lots Of tierces have sold at
2sc.s5a b. u ,tsvrs-
BACON. Shoulders are retailing slowly at 23c,
Ribbed, Sides 20, Clear Sides 27@2s, Plain Hams
22D23e. and Sugar Cured at CSC. % 10. &
PoRK.... Mess is retailing slowly at s44@s45
y Dbl.
Messrs Burke i Bro, Brokers, state the stock
now on hand Of the following articles as follows:
India Bagging, 6s74 bales; Gunny Bags, l4os
bales Kentucky Bagging, 1915 pieces; Rope, Gall
kinds) 1883 coils; Liverpool Salt, and screened
from bulk, 3d. 6o sacks Bulk Salt s7,5ss bushels;
Iron Ties-stock small.
Stock of all kinds f.Salt this month equal to
52,6s2 bags of Liverpool, last month s0,7ll bags
of Liverpool. ts asiss E, ~
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co - y DO PAyHe, Huntington AGO. 2D w EhoHf-
Sons do r Giibert--sundries 10 0rder--Total 90
bales hay. ssesse hss1ss -s Wv X
N. o., oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN.
BRASHEAR CITY, January 2, 1893 hhds
sugar bbls molasses Soldiers Relief Committee
as do So hhds sugar Foley, Avery &co--6 do Henry
Nafe &co-2 bbls sugar to Pritchard & Fower-3l
hhds sugar 16s bbls molasses Bellocq, Noblom eco
so do Ia hhds sugar ] M Pntnan,--6l bhls n,olas-
ses G SabatierA ~ hhds sugar Laforest & Desmares
As bbls moiasses N Jackson 81 do Fellowes
&co-'50 do Stewart Il James, 10 hhds sugar to
P Cazenaye-26 bhls molasses Gordon q Castillo
40 do Darby & Tremoulet-3 bbs rum NJ Putnam
II Dbl molasses to G N Bayly &co-1 Dbl sugar !
Dbl hf bbs molasses- bhs nolasses Lewis &
Oglesby-5 90 bbls sugar Byrne Vance Geo
do bbls molasses to Montgomery & Hall SO do
Payne, Huntington &ce- 30 hhds sugar w Bur-
bridge &co--s20 do West, Renshaw 4 Cammack-l
do tics do INV Arthur Dbl sugar R R Barrow
sundries to order. &32ts 1-@
BRASHEAR CITY, January ?, 1862 40 hhds
sugar l55 bbs molasses IIobit 4 Cllarpantier- n
bbls hi bbls ,molasses IS hhds sugar r Hare &co
80 bbs molasses Giffen, Snedes &co- " Payne.
Huntington &eo- 2 hhdssugar Lewis Il Ogesby--
Laforest Il Desmares--3 bbls rum NJ Putnam-s2
bbls molasses Darby & Trenlonlet-50 do s 0 Mel
son &co-2 hhds sugar Brander, Ghambliss AGO.
do w Arthur eco II do Lane, Salter Geo. l6
do Foley, Avery &co-l0 do Augustin Il Thibeault
.-17bbls molasses 2 bbls sugar f Wyehe &co-l
bbl A. hds sugar A J DaSilva-z6 do Bellocq No
blom &co- Dbl molasses to L Lanoue- IS bales
wool J McKeever-64 bbls molasses Lane, Salter
&co-l08 head cattle J NJ Rey- Is do Imbeau eco
LA do to order 60 do Wilkins &co-7l do do
Pascal & Rey-30 do Fl Nafe-sundries to order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-03

clerk, leaves Fat O'Clock this evening, taking
freight for ali landings al high Is Columbus, The
Parallel has firstoass passenger accomnsod ations
fer quite n1ndher Of passengers. who may rely
on receiving every attention and on being lodged
and fed in tiptop STYLE Remember the Parallel for
Memphis to-day.
;@f EWais M. MdxRlseN Fog CoLuMBus AND jNEMrHfs.
The famous VIM NJ. Morrison, Capt. Luther T.
Woods, commander, leaves at 8 o'clock this even
ing for Natchez, Fieksburg, Memphis, Columbus
and the Bends, connecting with the railroads At
Memphis, and also with packets for the Yazoe and
Arkansas rivers. The Morrison is without doubt
one Of the most elegant and desirable passenger
packets afioat Mr.. Alfred A. Woods is the clerk
Of this splendid packet and the travelling PUBLIC
wilfRd them most gentlenanly officers and plea.
son leaves positively this evening at 5 O'Clock.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-03
DENTISTRY

sAsr1,stssaasSs ARTIFICIAL THETXd-Tle bes
cheapest and replete Dental Establish
ffTSYsWSXp%Th msrt in New Orleans, Ia DR.. TIELDIE9B
N>&1ilIbl94 Canal street.
His acities npnatng Artificial Teethare
BY any Practical Dentist In the Southern States defyng copeti
ton and atnEiccs charged by the inexperienced
Person, requiring superior Dentistry should procure whe
they rely upon the experience, He and integrity which
Dental ~Clelcc produce
Every artificial Tooth is OF surprising beauty, which eanno
De detected from the productions gradually re-
storing that uniformity the features essential youth
beauty and warranted satisfactory for scation arteus
tion.
PAINLESS TOOTH EXTRACTOR for readily sr
tracting Teeth without pain supersedug anything
tGaed BY the profession astonishing all who witness it,
All Operations in Dentistry performed with skill srf
Tor chepess and utility unsurpassed by others
fully applied Teeth snodeed and fit guaranteed
crate charges At the following prces, ac
campaigning each set if desired and il
ler two months trial, their money will be returned.
Eu sets on Sterling Silver base ............., $751;
Full sets finest finish gums, bound .......,,, 40 M
Full 'uicanized Rubber equal gold from S4Oto so Of
Su setson lS carat gold base beautiful form 50
Full q carat gold base from 10 TO l2E "
The most perfect gems that can be produced.
Those requiring Artificial Teeth cordially to cal
and examine before engaging elsewhere. %.
DE. F1kLDINa, Dental Surgeon
HIa}s trnAt
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aIariaa srtslllgenee.
GsEsoEFT 0rrIcE, No. 10 Camp Street, !
Friday Morning, January 3, 1882
Arrived YsEtcrduY.

Steamboats,.
Gen Quitnan, Cannon, I'm Memphis.
\ w NJ Morrison, Wood, FIN Memphis.
Grand Duke, Apologize, I'm Memphis.
Thirty-ffth Parallel, Chapman, FIN Memphis.
Mary T, Dugas, FIN Donald sonYille. ri
Doubloon. 49,, FIN Yicksburg. .., ?
Era No Z. Barstow, I'm Alexandria. NJ
Music. Dalferes, FIN Donaldsonyille.,
b Acadia, Vincent, FIN Donaldsonyille.
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MAYORALTY--.OFFICIAL.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, }
City Hail. December 80. lSal,
Common Council OF the City of New Orleans. }

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
-.a4.. City Hall, December 80, 1871.
Common Council OF the City Of New Orleans.
No. $780,
RESOLVED That the Comptroller be and he is hereby author
zsd warrant for the CT the follow
ing bills examined and approved, viz: q
/. f. r Parker, Sheriff. maintenance of prisoners from
the LIST October 1861, November IL l66 1859 %
jackson 10 90
Baton Rouge. 442 IS
A. E. 4. Parker Sheriff, for Grand jury. 255 10
s. E. T. Barker Sheriff. criminal prosecutions 1864 50
9Th November 1881 80
l. A. W Bosworlh city Offices November. g. 50
s. HeEnng 4 Campbell supplies TO Work House. 1S 65
g. W. H. Cook hay and corn Wokhouse.. 272 10
TO- leger& Co, hay and 10 Pound y IS
Laurent Fulton and White streets $50 %
Central Board of Commissioners bills ,
H. Daily Delta advertising precincts etc 200 90
49, New Orleans Bee advertising precincts, 1T5 90
Il H. Gerard, fitting polls. 625 %
10. Henry MITCHELL fitting polls s15 20
49, J. Ad Roziers bill rent and Services. lis 81
Il lSignedJ g JAMES BEGGS, ~
. ,st5s President pro tenn. Board Assistant Aldermen.
[Signedl GERARD STITH,
y = AS7t President pro TEN. Board OF Aldermen.
Approved December 80. 1861. =
d3l st fSigned1 JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
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eas .-v. r4sFFTy=z55z57 NILSsISSIPPI AND TEN
AEks zzes Y as SMS NESSEE RAILROAD
THE ONLY DIRECT ROUTE,

FIFTYTHREE MILES IN DISTANCE AND FOUR
$50 HOURS TINE SAVED. ~
Travellers going New Orleans to Memphis Humbol,
Clnrksvie aud Nashville Tenn, and Columbus and Bowling
Green, KY, will
FOUR HOURS IN TIME AND FIFTY.THREE MILES IN
DISTANCE,
By buying tickets Memphis the Mississippi and Tonnes
Railroad.
Also, to points the Mississippi river above Memphis or
points IN Arkansas the line of the Memphis Little Rock
Railroad, for the interior of the State.
MAILS AND PASSENGER TRAINs leave the New Or
leans jackson and Great Northern Railroad Depot daily nj
NJ and arrive at Grenada ut $50 A. M and at Menphis at
A. NJ, connecting with trims the Memphis and Ohio Rail
road and arriving Nashville II r NJ tho s.e evening
Daily Line OF STEAMBOATS, leaves the wharf at Mem
phis for oins on the Mississippi river North as Fort Pill
low New MADRID and Columbus, Ky.
THROUGH FARE TO MEMPHIS, Sl4 To-
Be ask for Tickets via Misslspp and
Railroad to Memphis
NILES MERIWETIIER,
Chief Engineer and General Superint endent.
+. S. RICHARDS. General Traffic Agent do It
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-03

EfCIS GONORISEHA,G LsET. WEAKNESS pAIsy
n IN the Back and all Urinary Affections - 80
,I TIE 9kEAT ENGIlsH REMEDY SPECIFIC soLu
Eihthls world renowned preparation cure6 eli aecton
the generave whether recent or Chronic phxs
;sfs Of England, Of France, and of Anaeca sctpoyaast
smeacg Thousands of sufferers have been relieved bT
rutey vegetable In composition It harmless as it Il 81,
saGos !he system bscores turgorsed tho dsbstsd
body aud 6spleassd Eatld are rtgtored to euergy
B. ABRAMS.
Sole sseEt for the United States
n5i' ~ &e'IhseAEy "a Camp strel, + Orleans.SS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-03

Transfers of shall be made the books of corpora
ton lis Office in the city of New Orleans only but
Indebtedness the Corporation The part the
holder the pleasure of the Directors and the
fierce unins al! such Indebtedness.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-03

No person shall be Director ts Corporation who does
not Al the time Of his election rurag ais continuance in
oce hold in his tho the commercial,
firm OF which he be member five shares of the capital
stock thereof Each and every holder shall be entitled
all elections either person BY proxy. on each
share Of the capital stock which they respectively hold
hut transferred within months priof
said election shall be recevei
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-03

The Board OF Directors shall at the frs. meeting their
election electa President FROM er NUMBER
ing their pleasure and until his successor elected and quail
fed They shall also elect FROM among the stockholders
Rotary. who shall aeo manner
Superintendent shall he elected during pleasure
the Bcard of