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GoRnAn, July, 1862.
L. =. WESTON.

Tns WnIrr AND RED RosS.-0n Palm
Sunday the two armies came in sight OF each
other In tho open country between Saxton
and Towton. As Warwick surveyed the su.
perior force with which he was about to
contend. the stout heart Of the great earl
seems almost to have failed. The weakness
however, was u momentary one. Ordering
his charger To be led 10 him, he stabbed it
in the face Of :he whole army, ut the same
time solemnly swearing ON tho cross which
formed the hilt Of his sword, that on that
day his hazards and that OF the common col
dier should be the same, and that, though
the whole Of the kings army should take to
flight, he would oppose himself alone to the
the swords Of the Lancastrians. or all tho
battles between the rival roses, none were
more fercely contested, none lasted for q
greater number OF hOurs, than that Of Tow
ton. At length the hery yalor Of Edward
prevailed, and the LAncastrians were totally
routed. No quarter was given the carnage
was terrific. The burieis Of the dead count
ed thirty-cight thousand Memoirs
of King Richard Me Third.
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About year after, Miss Martha Keenly
became Mrs. Goldclutcher. her sister Fanny,
whom she had taught to believe that her
mother knew all men and all that was in
them, applied to her parent for husband,
as II she had such liyings in gift
Have you any preference? demanded the
mamma.
Well, you know used to like Algercn,
but would not marry him now, il there
was not another man in the world. think
| now prefer Professor Starry to any gentle
man ever saw
He is a good man and well to do. Ihaye
no objection
But never spoke to him in my liEe.'
so much the better. He has none Of
your dullness to iorget-you, no bad impress.
ion to erase
Il ilatter myself he will find that know
more about the sciences than any of my com.
panions.'
If you display your erudition to him,
your chance will be slender one. IL he
docs not find fool in you, you will find no
husband in him.
'why, map
DO you suppose he wants to marry a rival
professor? No. he wants charming little
inquisitiye prat,ler to be awe-struck by his
learning, and to adore his vast proioundity.
| see shall have to unteach you great
deal, in order that you may learn to ask alb.
surd questions by the thousand, to make
pretty blunders. and to fascinate the great
man by graceful, blushful, delicious stupidi-
ty. lie wants nothing blue (hc is blue
enough himselD but something rosy by way
of contrast and reliei.'
Fanny looked thoughtful, and, feeling
sorry tina, all her accomplishments counted
for nothing in 50 important a matter en-
quired:-
What, then. ma, made you take such
pains to give me a superior edueationT
For your own sake. child. Are women
only made for husband.catchingT
Fanny was accordingly sent to Scptimus
Starry, A. NJ. LID, &C., to be taught the
sciences; and although matrimony is not
generally accounted one Of them. it is certain
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kind tell you, Martha, sure as you arc
woman, that is the fate you are preparing
for yourself
.wCll, ma, can't help it. ! am sure |
have done all | could to make myself agree
able. II the men don't fancy me, can only
regret their bad taste-l can't mend it,
Mrs. Keenly smiled in her wonted pleasant
way, and then broke out, with some bitter
ness
Martha, men have no taste; or il they
have, nothing is more certain than that they
never display it in the selection of their
wives. Ii is not, therefore, to their taste
you must appeal, but to their foibles. Do
you wish to get married or nOt?'
We'll, ma, am sure | am very happy
here with you, and don't care much about
ii, only
you do. Every woman does it's natur'
al, it's necessary. My income is slender,
and have four sisters to provide for. You
are at the head Of the list, and may stand
there like Ccrebus, to preserve them unto
everlasting old maidenhood. Heaven forbid
that who was married ut seventeen, should
be the mother of five miserable old maids =
At this frightful deprecation, Martha's
lively fancy pictured her blooming self and
sisters transformed into a row of five sharp
nosed, long, thin, sallow, wrinkled faced,
acutely angular, antiquated virgins, and she
sobbed at the wretched vision.
What shall do, ma? Since AlgcrOn
proved so unworthy, have had no prefer.
encc, and am willing to be directed entirely
by you
That is the conclusion to which wished
you to como. What do you say to Mr.. Gold
clutcherr
The banker?'
Yes
He is Oldish, but he stands high and is
very rich.'
NO, for it would enable me to look down
upon, and suub AlScron.'
AS much as you please; though, for that
matter, can't see why you don't do as much
now. But | do not care to pry into your
motives; all require Of you, is implicit
obedience. Mr.. Goldclutcher has as much
saved as gained his great wealth, and will
therefore marry from motives Of economy
Ills bank is perfectly safe, and am about
to sell some OF my property. | shall invest
the proceeds in his stock. This must, how
ever, seem to be your doing. You must ad.
yiso with him in the matter; appear the
model OF economical prudence and good man
asement. must drill you well and make
you perfect in the part, for the rich banker
is no ordinary catch. II you only obey Inc
to the letter, l shall, however, have No fear
Of the result
Martha proved ductilo in her mothers
hands, and performed her part with autOma-
teal fidelity, being the passive instrument by
which her skilllul parent moulded the old
banker into a rich son-in.law. The old fell
low had only been prevented from marrying
from fear Of haying his fortune wasted by
his wife, and had no sooner acquired full
confidence in Martha's economy and excel
lent management, than he was won. Nlrs.
Keenly's triumph was not achieved without
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Y At a debating society the other day,
the subject was: (which is the sweetest
production. a girl or strawberry ?" Alter
continuing the argument for two night. tho
meeting finally adjourned without coming to
conclusion-'Ehe old ones going for tho
strawberries, and the young ones Tor tho
rirls.
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rg-"Do let me have your Photograph
said da.hins belle TO gentleman who had
been annoying her with bis attentions. Tho
gentleman was delighted. and in short time
the lady received the picture. She gave Il
10 the servant. with the question; !" Would
YOU know the original, u he should call ?"
The servant replied in the affirmative
..weil. whenever he comes, tell him I sm
engaged"
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II Boilcau used to say that the best cpl.
grams originated instrumentation; aud oi NIL
OF bis own. Of which he wrote enough to OIL
a volume. he gives the preference to the fol.
lowing:
Here lies my wife, and heaven knows, :.
Not more for mine than her repose.
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WARN AND Coin CoLoRs' Warm colors
aro thoss which partaks more or lcss Of red
cold colurs arc those from which red il en-
tircly absent. Blue is decidedly cold no Is
green in rather less degree. The warmest
colors arc red and orange. r.
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poetrp,

For tho Union aud Journal.
Faith.
When nights emblaroasd banner
Was aung DER hill and lea,
When the llly .bslls were folded
And the starlight kissed the sea,
In the silence and the darkness
An angel came TO me.
A soitcned hare OF glory
Wrapped brow diyinoly fair.
Aud from gently waving pinions,
Strains of music. sweet and rare,
Rippled downward thro' the stiffness,
Thrilling all tho midnight air.
As o'er my wondering spirit
Swept tho faint, mclOdlOas swell,
Mingling with the thrObbing sweetness
sonIy murmured accents fell -
bh htalts hltAtANNs "ANHNAh,
With many tOrturins spell,
Striving to pierce the future,
Impatient Of to-day,
That, to thy bounded vision,
Drifls uselessly away,
While golden deeds are waiting.
And GOd's occasions stay
Although thy sad gsIe indeth
No hero for the time,
Yet think not mans inaetion
Can Illustrate Heavens design,
Nor deem Ills holy patience
A truce with wrong and crime.
Knowest not. that, still awaiting
Ills hour, to thee unknown,
Eternal Truth and Justice
lnhablt Gods high thrOue'
That always and forever
lie carcth for Ills Own'
The battling hosts Of evil
May throng at errors cali,
But lie controls the tumult
Who hee,is the sparrow's Glll,
And Ills unehangins wisdom
still guides and governs all.
Through tides OF aerce confusion,
Through darkness and dismay,
The stately march Of agcs
Sweeps onward to the day
When Christ shall rulc the nations,
And error melt away.
For thee, O'er dark iOrobOdinss
No longer lilly pause,
hut on Tor Truth and Progress,
In FrccdOm's righteous cause,
And. Cor the unseen future,
Trust Gods eternal laws"
The heavenly presence vanished,
Bat, with the deWy morn,
a sweet, abiding patience,
Achangeless trust was born,
And I knew Faiths blessed angel
Went upward, thru the dam.
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wThc rebel confOdcrncy, now soon to
perish. is utterly bankrupt. 1t was born
without cause and will die without effects.
What can it do now = moneyless, saltless,
ramlcss, hopeless, lawless and Goddess!
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~" Call that kind man y said q
tor, speaking Of nm ncquaintance' "a u "a
who is away from his family and never scnos !,
them farthing? Call that kinaness.
Z" Unremitting Kindness" chuckicd . was.
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n Adyices from Naples speak OF fresh
eruption Of Mount vesuvius; Inc mountain
is throwing out lava towards Pompeii, and
ashes ON the Portici side.
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Orders for printing are respectfully solicited. as
every attention will be paid to meet the wants and
wishes Of customers.
oFFiCE-Hssper BiseL, Liberty ST.
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81 Little drops of nin brighten tho
meadows. and little acts OF kindness bright
en- tie world.
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Rook and Job Printing

or all kinds, such as Pamphlets. Town Reports.
School Reports, Posters and HandbIlls for Thea
tres, Concerts. Wedding Cards, Visiting Cards,
Bu,ines. Cards, Duebills. Blank. Receipts, Bank
Cheeks, Labels Of every description. Insurance
Policies. Forwarding Cards, Bills Of Lsding. &e.
&C., printed In colOrs or with Bronie. executed
at this once
WITH NElTyESS And DISPATCH.
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,CE, TWO DOLLARS AT THE CLOSE OF THE YEAR.
"For cap and bells our lives We pay,
We wear our lives with toiling aud taskins
IL is only Heaven that Is given away
IL is only God may be had for the asking,
There IL no price sci on the lavish summer
knd lima mn ~ IA. had nv fhe tporeSt eOmer r |"

But the philosophy of the bayfield, remains
to be written. Let us hope that whoever
takes the subject in hand will not dissipate
oil It's sweetness in the process OF the inqui.
~ wherein the charm lies.-Iom Broirn at
Oxford.
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A soitened hare OF glory
Wrapped brow diyinely fair.
Aud from gently waving pinions,
strains Of music, sweet and rare,
Rippled downward thro' the stiffness,
Thrilling all tho midnight air.
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ANN0NJES JUDICIAIRES.
Yente de Succession.

Succession de Thomas Cock, decide.
I'm vertu dun ordre de vente de Honorable
~ cour de district dams ct pour la p~aroisse
de Natchitoehes, Etat dc la Louisiana. il
sera vend1 a Ia derniere residence du defunt
en- cette p~aroisse,
Samedi, le de Octobre, 1862,
Les prophecies suivantes, appartenant a
ladite succession, SAVIOR
IMMEUBLES, TERRES
Tn certain moroccan dc terre dams eette
paroisse, etant lie quart sud-ouest du quart
stld-ouest, Gle la section trente-et-un, 1911
township t%reize, [13l rang rept, ri conte.
nant quarante acres, plus on moins; aussi,
Meubles de MENACE ct de cuisine.
Dix acres de nais dams lie champ, recolte
de patates ct tabac, lit de plume, un lot d'ot-
tils d'agrieulture, trois ruches d'abeilles, un
cheval, septtetes de bestiaux, dix cochons, etc.
Conditions de Ia vente:
Pour les prophecies mobilieres. payables le
Ter Mai, 1863 pour la terre payable il
Tin ct deux ans du jour de To- yente. Les
acquereurs al credit lourniront lpnrs
billets avee de bons cautions in solido.
payables a lordre de administration de
ladite succession. Les billets porteront
s pour cent par an d'interet du jour de
La vente, il sera pris hypotheque avee
privilege du yendeur sur les obiets ache
ties pour lesquels on q fourni les billets.
III. II. HATIIORN,
28a. administrator.
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suggestion Sale.

Succession af Thomas Cook.
DY virtue of an order of the Honorable
I'D District Court in and for the parish OF
Natchitoches, State of Louisiana, there will
be sold, at public auction, at the late resi-
dence Of the deceased, in this parish,
On Saturday, 4th day of October, 1862,
the following described property belonging
to his succession, to wit:
REAL ESTATE, LAND.
A certain tract Of land in this parish, be
ing the South West quarter of the South
Vert quarter Of the section Thirty one (3l,)
Township Thirteen Q3,) Range Sevena7}
containing Forty acres more or less Also.
Household and kitchen furniture,
10 acres of corn in the field, Potatoe ana
Tobacco crop, | feather bed and bedding. /
lot of farmina utensils, 3 stand Bee Hives, |
Horse, 7 head Cattle, 10 head Hogs &c.
Terms Of Sale.
For the personal property, on a credit to
the first day of May 1863. For the land on
q credit of one and two years from the day
sale. Purchasers on q credit to give their
promissary notes with good sufficient security
in solido, payable to the adler of the admins
traitor of said Succession. the notes to bear
eight per cent per annum interest from the
day OF sale, and versla's privilege and special
mortgage retained On the objects sold for
which the notes are given to secure the pay
ment of the same.
II. II. HATHORN,
29a administrator
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HEAD QUAR-. WESTERN DIS. LA.
Opelousas, Aug. 18th, 1862. (


GEN. ORDER No. l.
Having been assigned by the President to
the District of Western Louisiana, / hereby
assume the command.
The following officers are announced as
composing the Staff of the General COM
manding:
Major r. Surget, A. A. General ; w. M.
Levy, Insp. Gen; Major i. Lasere, Chief
Quarter Master & Act. Com. Sub; Major
w. 9. Brent, Ordnance Officer Surgeon
Howard Smith, Medical Director; LIST Lieut..
2. y. Bonford, Aid de Camp LIST Lieut. M.
d. Bringier, Aid de Camp.
These officers will be obeyed and respected
accordingly.
Head Quarters of the District will remain
until otherwise ordered at Opelousas, and all
officers in the Confederate service on duty in
the District will report Immediately to these
Head Quarters, the strength and locality of
their command and the nature of the service
in which they ore at present employed.
By order,
Mai. Gen. r. TAYLOR,
Cong. Western Dist. J.. A.
T. Il. BoNFoRp,
Aid de Camp &c A. A. Gen.
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CONVENT
CGUR,
Overture des Glasses lie 30 septembre.

Overture des Glasses lie 30 Septembre.
A L'ORDINAIRE les Eleves ct les Ey-
IA ternes sont admises, mais dificilement les
dtmi- pensionnaires. Chacun dit les temps
sont mauvais; c'est vrai, ct plus vrai encore
pour les Institutions. /. Depuis deux ans,
le plus grand nombre DIES placements sont OK
ce%ssiyement arrieres -. ct pour plusieurs,
pas espoir de REQUIREMENT. lie Sacre Cuur
IA pas d'avance, quoiqu'on disc DIES preter-
dues richesses du Convent. Done les parents
ne peuvent s'etonner DIES dispositions que lie
dit Convent est force dc prendre. Pour les
annees precedentes Que les complies soient
regles actuellement, les arrangements pris
par trimestre; les conditions d.admission non
remplies, on ne pourrait garden l'eleve. Qua.
want eepoque designee, les parents Sc pre-
sentent ct fixent avec nous les conditions.
NoTA.-Que les parents e~ssaient de fournir
a leurs enfants lie pspier, les plumes etc
le convent ne pourra changer ces fournitures
quen espece ct au prix %courant. II en- sera
de meme pour les medicines, va la penurie
dc ces articles.
sl-Ai
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$50 DE RlGlNPIISl..

Parti marion de mon habitation, a un
mile de 10 vile de Natchitoches, leselave
TOM, don't voici Ia description: noir clair,
maigre mais robuste, taille d'environ 6 pieds,
peasant environ ITO livres, age d'environ
45 ans, barbe ct cheveux noir entre-meIes
de girls.
Je donnerai la recompense ci-dessrs a
qulconque lie ramenera lei on lie conduira
en- prison.
ISAAC PLAISdNCE.
4Sept, 1862.
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HEAD QUAR-. DIS. WESTERN La.
Opelousas, Aug. 23d, 1862.
GEN. ORDTRS M 2

NAS' ~ w.
[. Ill Conscripts who have attached
themselves to Companies of Partizan Ran
gers, will be borne upon the Rolls of Con-
sripts for their respective Parishes, and, OPP
posite their names, memoranda will be
placed stating the Companies which they
have Joined.
Ii. In cases where authority has been
given to raise Companies, Battalions or Reg
iments of Partizan Rangers. whether such
authority has been granted by the War De
partment Of the Confederate State or the
Governor of Louisiana, if such Companies.
Battalions or Regiments are ii progress of
completion, they must on or before the LIST
of September, be fully organized and equip
ped, as required by law, otherwise they will
be d~isbanded, and such of the men as have
been enrolled rs Conscripts, or may be liable
to enrolment, placed in Camps Of instruction.
III. Where authority has been given to
raise Companies, Battalions or Regiments of
Partizan Rangers. and their organization
has not begun; such organizations will not
be received into the service of the Confeder-
ate States.
w. Before any Companies, Battalions or
Regiments Of Partisan Rangers, completed
or in progress of completion are accepted IN.
to the service of the Confederate States they
will be inspected and reported to these Head
Quarters, as being fully organized and equip
ped as required by law.
BY order Of
Maj.-Gen TAYLOR.
WV. M. LEVY,
"A. A. and lnsp. General.
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aes-Le Vapeur Cuba, de la Havahe, q
pass6 lie blocus q la Mobile en- plein
jour, ct est entire Ell ce port avec une
cargaison dc 1880 barils de poudre, 30
t%onneaux de plonb, 1000, 900 couver
ties pour parm6e, ct $50 douzaines
de Oardes il cotton.
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HEAD QUAR-. DIS. WESTN. LA.
O~pelousas, August 26, 1862.

GENERAL ORDER No. 4,
L. Brighten. A. g. BLANCHARD, in adj.
dition to the command of the Camps of Instruc.
ton towhich he was assigned by the War De.
partment, is hereby assigned to the imme-
date command Of that portion of this Mill.
tary District, lying North Of Red River.
II. Commanding Officers of Regiments,
Battalions and unattached Companies, oper.
in that section of the District, will
p1ake their reports to Brig Gen, Blanchard.
BY order of
Maj Gen. TAYLOR
WV. M. LEVY,
A. Il. &c Insp. Gen.
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DECIDE.

A H%ydropolis, lie "a ao0t 1862, d IL
heures du soir, CHARLES SERS, he a
Castres, Dept. du Tarn, Age de Al ans ct A
mois.
"Venez d moi, yous tous qui etes travail
les ct charges ct je yous s~oulagerai."
pelican, Avogelles.)
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CIRCULAR.
HEAD QUAR. DIS. WESTERN LA.
0pelousas, Aug. 20, 1862.

"HERE Oyerseers of plantations which
w belong to widows, minors or soldiers
in actual service, have been enrolled as cons
cripts,> and where there are at least ten negro
men on such place, and there Is no other
white man resident on the plantation, such
Overseers will be granted furloughs, for a pc
Rod not exceeding thirty days, to remain on
the plantations, to enable the proprietors or
agents to secure the services of Oyerseers not
liable to enrolment as Conscripts, to replace
those who have been enrolled.
BY order of
Maj.-Gen. TAYLOR.
WIN. NJ. LEVY,
A. A. &c Insp. Gen.
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A MlS PATRONS

Mr. Louis DUPLEX demeure, soul,
charge de la re%sponsabilite ct des inte-
rets du journal q Union pendant Pin
term nccasinnna par In mort de Mr.
ERNEST LEGENDRE.
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Mansfield Female College.
DBsoro PAR1sH, La.

DBsoro PARISH, la.
fI3HE Fall session Of this institution for the
IL present year, will open on the first day
OF October, with ample arrangements in ev-
cry department. Parents may rest assured
that every reasonable effort will be made to
promote the comfort and progress Of their
daughters. For terms &c.
Address CHAS. b. STUART,
President,
Se4-5t
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breuses maisons p%articulieres de la
vile, aussi somptueuses que des pa
lais, ct p%artout il y %rencontra une de
ces chaudes receptions qu'un Granger
oublie difIicilement.
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Mnion oes Natfbitotbes.
Jeudi, 4 Sept, 1869.
AGENTS DE L'UNION /:
Cloutierville, M. Abel SERs.
4 c.mrts Louis MARCY.
A la Nlle-O Orleans, PAYA & Co.

1E@ Tout communicate on annonce envoye
au journal apres lie Mardi soir, ne sera insere
que dams lie numero de la senaine suivante.
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$3O REWARD!l

40 UNAWAY from my plantation.
III one mile from the town OF Match.
~. toches, the negro man named rom,
answering the following description, to wit
light dark, %raw-boned, about six feet high,
weighing about ITO pounds, aged about 40
years. Beard and hair mixed gray.
The above reward will be given to the per-
seH delivering him " Or lodging him in iail.
ISAAC PLAIS1NCE
Sept 4th, 1862.
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Stockholders are invited to- send him, a!
quick as possible all the laboufres promised
by them.
STATE OF Louisiana
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OF THE
Louisiana Salt Manufacturing O..

"UII1sIdI1d DdlI IHIHIILIHCLuIIIIB %.
The list Of subscriptions remains still open al
Mr. John /. Adams's, President of the
Company, Old Leueestred, Netv- Orleans, and
d the Salt Works on The lake Bisteneuu
TO Mr.. IL. Thomassy.
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~NATCHITOCHES
CLASSICAL. MATHEMATICAL

Com IN ercial Acad mn v.
THIS Institution will resume its classes on
l. the LIST of September. Terms the same
as usual. None taken for a less period than
s months.
NIB Stock and produce of oil kind are
taken as payment, to suit the times.
Il. +. FITZGERALD.
21a-3t
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The said Raymond Thomassy, as sole SUI
perlntendent of the salt works, will purchase
and erect, or cause to be erected, all ~necessa-
ry engines and buildings, appoint and en-
ploy all technical officers, servants and work
men, whose service may be required for the
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salt manufacture and remove and disch
them at pleasure. He shall make, alst
The consent Of the Board of Director
other contracts and my thing which he IL
deem necessary for carrying on the business
of the Company.