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FRTnAY MoRNING. IuLY %. 1s8s.

ouR Jos OFFICE is now the most complete and
extensive establishment of the kind in the city
The type, presses material and entire fixtures
are new, having inst been received from the foun.
dries and machine shops Of Connor B Sons, G. p
Gordon and r. Hoe & Co.. Of New York, and in
variety and beauty cannot be exeelled in the
ecEth, We have connected with this department
on Of the best ruling machines ever brought
South, and can turn out all descriptions Of job
work, ruled, lettered and bound, at the shortest
notice, in the most workman Ike manner and upon
mnst reasonable terms.
In addition to q corps of experienced printers,
we have secured the services IN this Departmental
Mr. W. W. Brisbin and Mr.. Charles W. CLARK, so
favorably known as job printers previous to the war,
under the firm Of Clark q Brisbin. Their friends
and ours will bear this IN mind and send in their
orders
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snERINN,s sALEs.
FIFTH DISTRICT coURr} JA,rEs ErADy vs. NJ. &
OF MN phhhANs- JAMES JAY.

FIFTH DISTRICT e qEeURr (JAMEs READY VS. VA &
Ne 1857
by VIRTUE Of u writ of tterI nacfns, to
ID al euted by the Honorable the Fifth District Court OF
New Orleans y the above entitled caasc will proceed 70 sell
pablo auction, at She Merchants mud AUcnpeers EX
change Royal between Canal and Cust1nhouso streets
the Second District Of this city SATURDAY. the 18th
Of August St6, at u O'Clock the following described
property, viz
A GEREAIN TRACT 0F LAND situate in the Perish Of
ST Tamma1y, in this state, West Pearl river
posed Of the following smaller tracts wits Los Nos One
-Four and Five the northwest quarter Of the northwest
quarter ana the northeast quarter Of the southwest quarter Of
Section Ne Nine, il Township No Nine Of Range No Fifteen
the GreenSburg Land District Of louisiana containing
all hundred and eightyoue e0u0 acres together with
all he buildings and Improvements mill machinery and
apparatus and all other apportenRnce thereunto belonging
as they exist on the said tract q land
The sid lands acquired by the defendant William
jay from the United States in part by Patent No lT3 dated
23d OF Janusry 1850 and part patent without number
dated Goth Of February, 1857.
Seized in the above suit.
rs TERhs-Cash GU the spot.
HARRY T. HAYS,
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HARRY 7, HAYS,
Sheriff of the Pnrish of OrleRns.
! FoURTH DISTRICT COURT OF

DE-. W. y. MERCER VS. FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF
SHEPHERD BROWN au6
VIM. K. CRANE, Tesla
tRmentary Exeucor. NEw OHLEANs-No l6 223.
RY VIRTUE Ofn writ of seizure and sale.
directed by the Honorable the Fourth District Court OF New
Orleans in the above entitled Cause ChBs Benyenue late
sheriff and by said sheriff transferred will proceed
g sell at public auction the Merchants and Auctoueer
Exchange, Royal street between Canal Cusomhouss
Streets in the Second District of this city, TUESDAY, the
scribed property viz
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, situated on
the hatture Of the suburb Deord in the First Dis
rict of this city measuring in French $50 feet
front the River Mississippi the front Front
street. aud extending from said Front street to the waters
edge bounded above by this proongaon of the lover live
Erao te suzete street and beo by the batture in front
of the lot Of ground formerly belonging Urban enn
togeth with the right all HccretiOu batue formed
20 be formed by the Mississippi river the rights priv
eEes etc theeunto belonging 10 any wise apperRinng
Acquired by the late Joseph Johnston and shepherd Brown
jointly from Mrs Sarah Ann Writer'S wife Of Kennedy
by act passed before Cuveer late notary public in this
city, On the 9th May, 1859
PRn OF the above described property will be exhibition
at the Exchange some days previous to that OF sale
Seized in the abova suit
Va TEKns-Cash the spot in U. S. Treasury notes.
HARRY I. HAYS,
Cbar5E Mt ha Parfah YF ArlH
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HARRY T. HAYS,
Sheriff OF the Parish OF erica

MERCHANTS MUTUAL IN FIFTH DISTRICT CoUEr or
MARCUS J. ZUNTI. new ORLEANs-No 10 100
PY VIRTUE of n writ of Reri faacIas TO
II directed by the Honorable the Fifth District Court
OF New Orleans, in the above entitled cause will proceed
to sell at public auction, at the Merchants and Auction
GERS Exchange, Royal street. between Canal and Custom
DAY the ilh day of August 1866 Il o'clock the follow
| ing described property, viz
NINE LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the Fourth Dis
trie Of this city in the square bounded by Washington
Avenue Fourth Prytania aud Phquemine cow Goiseum
streets, anddHsignate by Nos l. Q g. 49, IL Is
Lots Nos and measure each twenty-five feet nine inches
four and 0ne-haf Lines front Plaquemne Coliseum
street. by hundred and twenty-five feet inches
lines in depth; lot No forming the OF Paqueine
now Coliseum and Fourth streets per plan drawn by Noel
hausen architect under date 2lst January deposited
Lots Nos. and each % feet front Paquemine
Row Coliseum street. by hundred and twenty6v
depth, plan by Moehausen architect 9Th
1876 and deposited in the office of j. R. Beard late notary
public in this city. as per plan No 81.
Lots Mes and measures each fifty feet front
Piaquemine now Coliseum street by hundred TWEEN
hye feet in depth plan by Buisson surveyor
9th March, 1852 and deposited in the Office Of T. Guyol
notary public in this city
And lots Nos 49, "A and Is each twentyeght feet
ten inches front Fourth street by hundred and twenty
nine feet in depth; and the portion Of lot No. II
feet six inches front Fourth street by and
feet in depth and adiOns lot No 13 per plan
made Hedn architect dated 18th April 1853 deposited
in the office Of Thomas Layton late notary public in
city together with all the buildings and improvements thereon
Seized in the above suit.
H75- TERMs-Cssb the spot.
HAIRY t. HAYS
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
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MAN COVERED UP IN A WELL Forty FEET
DEEP lie cuts his Throat 7totoe, and is Rescued
Atege. trightfal accident occurred ia Hanover
on Friday last, A farmer employed laboring man
70 clean outa well for him, The well was forty
ieet deep and il was successfully cleaned but the
well cayed in, covering up the unfortunate man.
Inc helghbors Were summoned and at once set to
work t., dig him out. After laborng for several
hours s, the body Of the sufferer was reached and
tionit was found that he had eut his throat in tyyo
places with pocket-khife. II is thought that the
victim Of this frightful accident feared he WonId
MOI ne rescued and cut his throat to put himself
oaS y ls misery AZ last accounts the man was
stl awe, although fatal re uits were feared Chr
informant did not learn his name. f,3-i5 i -
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THIRD DISTRICT CouRr OF THOMAS BURDoN VS., HIS
NEW ORLRANs-No 2I559 }GREDITORS
DIV VIRTUE of; and In obedience to, an or
II der ofsae rendered July m 1856 directed BY the hon
orabe the Third District Court oNew Orleans, the
entitled matter will proceed to sell at public auction
SATURDAY, the 2lst day Of July 1866 O'Clock NJ at
Warehouse No % Jefferson In the Second District
Of this city account Of the creditors of nsoyant
lot OF Household Furniture such Paror Sofa Mirror
Marble Clock Bronze Statutes Bureau and one lot Of mat
ting, etc, etc
The whole surrendered by said nsolvent to his creditors
per inventory file. N' -
ES-TERNs-CGsh on the spot
BARRY II HAYS
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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PATENT LUMBER DRYER.
BULNLGT's..,....,.,..,...., ...HUhKLnx's
PATENT LUMBER DRYER,
syPERHEATED STEAM WITHOUT PRESSURE, WILL
SEASON LUMBER IN FROM = TO 4 DAYS
Important Invention for Seasoning Lumber

Important Inveution for seaAoninE Lumber,
1t will season Lumber average 81 per 1000 feet
IL WI" season Lumber more thoroughly and check it lees
than any other process.
1t safer does the work quicker cheaper and better
any other process.
The expense Ola Kiln and Right is within the reach o,
every one
1t dry the watsr in Lumber than 10 haul it
twenty miles.
NO NECESSITY FOR USING GREEN LUMBER
The Lumber the steam reudy to be worked i'm
mediately.
The cost of changing Dry Air Kiln into Steam
Kiln, of erecting anew Kiln and the price Of Right ars
often saved in year by this process,
Noueed Of keeping large stocks of lumber costs
dry by this process than the interest price while
drying in the air.
Carpenters Coopers Cabinet Carriage, Sash Door and
Blind Manufacturers Planning Machines Saw Mills
and all who wish dry lumber should be possession Of
Right to this invention.
common Hot Air Kiln can be changed into Steam Kiln
for small expense.
This process il now in use in the Car shops Of the Pennsy
vana Centr New York Central; Atlantic and Great West
eru; Chicago and North WESTERN Chicago, Alton and st
Louis: Illinois Central; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Michigan Central, Toledo aud Wabash Suudusky Dayton ana
Cmcunat and other Raj road Companies, Also by many
Agricultural Implements ETC. rhout the United
GkAlN. FLOUR, MEAL, FRUIT, EkGErA BLEs
IQbANCo, WOOL, PAPER, BRICK, SALT and othei
| substances are dried BY this process
test Of the Dryer allowed before paving for the R.ht y
paying for the drawings aud specifications
For further information addTees
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R. P. sPALDING.
N, P. BANKS.
NJ RUSsEEJT, tn
The Yiews 81 Az nlinoritr a. a fnllnmg. q !

H. ANOGoH4 ELL If4A En-
The views of the minority are as follows
The undersigned concur with the majority of the
committee in holding that General Rousseau in his
assault on Mr.. Grinnell, was guilty of a violation
of the privileges of this House for which there
was no justification; but, considering the provo
cation received by Mr.. Rousseau, the wanton and
wrong imputations cast on his character his ap-
peals TO the House to protect him from an attack
unwarranted in itself they are of the opinion that
expulsion is punishment more severe than Justice
or public interest require. They therefore recon-.
mend the adoption of the following instead of the
first of the series reported by the majority:
RESCUED, That Hon. l.. Il. Rousseau be sum
moned TO the bar Of the House, and be there pub
iIciy reprmanded by the speaker for the violation
Of the House, Of which he was guilty, in the per-
sonal assault committed by him on Hon. j. b.
Grinnell, for words spokenin debate.
The adoption OF the other resolutions reported
IS recommended, the undersigned fully concurring
BERRY !; RAYMOND
Mr.. Wilson raised point of order on the second
resolution. He maintained, as the House had neg.
lected to call Mr.. Grinnell to account when the
Objectionable words were spoken, it could not
now take action against him
The Speaker delivered long opinion, and fin.
ally ruled the resolution in order
Mr., Spauldng, of Ohio, opened the debate He
advocated the expulsion Of Mr. Rousseau as an
example. at the same time he spoke in the
highest terms Of the patriotism and bravery Of
that gentleman but, the more elevated the char
o
fiicting punishment. He (spaulding) would do
violence'to his conscience by voting for anything
less than expulsion.
Mr.. Spanlding was several times interrupted by
questions from other gentlemen.
Messrs. Eldridge and johnson eontended that
the House had no Jurisdiction over the outside
parties named in the second resolution. They had
not been notified that they where charged with an
ofense, and had not enjoyed the privilege Of pro,
ducing or cross.examning Witness
CONVERSATION OF CONGRESSMAN.
Mr. Niblaok reported a bill to provide for and
regulate the compensation OF Senators and Repre-
eentatives in Congress-
:, Inc pl nxes the compensation at $4,000 for each
congress, and mileage at the rate Of ten cents per
mile. The president Of the Senate ia to have fhe
same compensation as the Vice President Of the
United States. The speaker of the House is IN
have double the compensation of members excent
mileage, which is to be the same. In case Of liz
death Or member his representatives are to re-
ceiye at the rate of $4,000 per aunum from the date
Of the commencement of Congress up to the time
of death and bis successor is TO be paid from that
day. The bill to apply to the members Of TIE
present Congress, from the 4th of March, 1866,
exoeptas to mileage
The House. at APO adjourned
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rom HOVE z Lonen.


Sash, Door and Planning Mill 1923 Beach street. Philadelphia
We have been usng Bukey's Patent Lumber Dryer for
several months We find almost Indispensable should
not have been able to ill orders without the
months In opinion it the only way thoroughly
lumber in seasnnabe time. and believe lumber SO
dried is in no way injured by the process.
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THIRD DISTRICT COURT CHARLES G. F. BAQUiE vs.
of New Orleans HENRY V. BAXt ER--So Il 2{7
RK V55R Witty 3 81 Sf e writ writ Of FIeFl Fneias
of New Orleans in above entitled cause viii proceed to 5eI
at public auction at the Merchants and Auctionses Ex-
ehange street. between Canal and Gust0mh0use streets
in the Second District Of this city TUESDAY the 7h day
Of August 1866 at II O'Clock the following described pro
perty viz:
Lot OF GROUND, with the buildings and improve
ment thereon suste in the First District OF this civ being
third OF o designated by No l. Of square Ne g. bounded
BY Basin Franklin Gasquet and Canal streets and has about
70 feet 'front.' each of Basin streets by 2O
corner French measure.
Seized lin the above suit.
go IERas--Cash on the spot.
Plan will be exhibition the Exchange some laws pre
EiOus to that of sale
HARRY t. HAYS.
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
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CHARTER.
THE SOUTHERN HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION


N"' "'A''"ieu S"in'cH''
49,,
af and s &c S'% ana sss Of Of
body corooruo have aud hereby constitute
ourselves and such other persons as may become associated
WIN us, either ~ SaOsoRt"a ao4hto or succession Cor
t&sa aS tgr NE 81 eoporstions ior tSy
Il IsS5 MA hiye aFSsd mon M t6Eo9 NJ dehneSn ~ ~
objects and and upon the following sHPuaous and
the same, to-wit;
The name STYLE and title OF said Corporation shall be TIE
S0GbiERS Us domsi is Gereby bSe5 In The Parish Of
Oeaus Louisiana The sad CORPORATION shall exit
ana continue during twenty i've years from the date hereof
The object and ,Sa .tt ,y.,., 49, ,A a.
to be- To fGr2sh nrti limbs md Tsdte and .Gr
may need lie SANE an5 m II S NSmvaerse b se wo
lie II ne 5I a 9'sgn who may Dc 10
for charges such as NAV b or SU n
5ed or afflicted with ipcirablt ,5 ' diS"
| .p ,,Y = s oIlNs "'u alse"ses
Any persons become members Of this assoc
S T @ d'as into its treasury and
the nooNSol the corporation, or IL these articles
| ARTICLE FOURTH.
and exercised by Board Of T6 s. DC Ses's5 III
u egtGu 81 o HSt momuay OF Aptl Of each year ~ the
election and until hsE SUCCESSORS elected except Tie rs
for the ten dy9 mmedeiy W ten & s' % even
srf u,a ~ XXX II , IA the sly oi New Drenns
le n"G m ost1 NJ nv tae oeing shaapon three mem
GF as F1psSss 10 PeGs st e3 approsehing election and
go y ] ~. VI y. .'v 70 's.ei,n ny sil inspect rs
e S'e IFes0en' Oh 'Ae Board shall appoint
ARTICLE rIrrH
All citations notices and other es, process, +, which the
f,. Hoard Of Dire"tsr No H. yb 5 1 's'eHS o.
receive the same, w
nh. .,-r,,-o+,,- CHI 49,, .. c,,.
device wounded sgl4er ueinns against an OAK and
ton Grusudo ana tie nsma 81 ,be sUrnors
The following psgtrerns ma Fersy s,,s.,,,. fla e..,
r, ard of nirer5 rs IN srya rn,H b. Al N1Hs w.
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PEIIcAN EGes.-The Lyon county tGal) senti
nelzemarks Pelican eggs from isasds 4, pDre
md Lake, where they are very abundant. are NM
y market selling at the moderate price Of ak his
ytWeiye and half eents) dozen This Il yary
cheap considering their size and quality ibey
ahQ aIe lui[e as palatable. Upon certain ISLANDS
"a Lake they are as plentiful and as easily
ootained as the yariegated, ishy-aayored fruit II
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j. oRIoL VS. HIS CRED SIXTH DISTRICT
iters-No. 1929 J Court Of New Orleans
pY VIRTUE of and in obedience to an
D order Of sale rendered june 10 1866 to me directed
by the honorable the Sixth District Court Of New Orleans
in the above entitled matter will to sell at public
auction atthe Merchants nd Auctoneer Exchange Royal
street. between Canal and CustumhOuse Streets Second
District # this city SATURDAY, 18th day Of July
The Schooner g. W CHAPLIN together with all her Tackle
Rigging she lies III the Mississippi at he foot Of
hIontegut street. in the Third District of this CITY
RB-TERMs--Cash the spot.
HARRY I. HAYS.
Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans
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rTMR THIRODAUx SENTINEL
IL p Il BORIO 4 40 Tsditars

T,,,, 49,. r.. published every Saturday.
IERMs-One year in ADVANCE IS copy, ten cents
Ahs OF ADNFRTsIN0For each square Of ten lines or ess
the hrst insertion 81 So Second insertions rs esuts @
square For subsequent Insertions per square 50 cents
eeeding lines, for u months $40 f'' avs "a
Advertisements published ut irregular intervals 50 -
square for each insertion. Sz.T ~ ~
liberal discount made to yearly advertisers
Announcing candidates for Office So to be- paid for in d
vance, El5 - III 80
Advertisements not marked the copy specified time
Ell ee inserted ~ tor9ld and payment exactod.
TIE BOWS NATIONAL. REVIEEV-WILL
be published monthly-ll2 to 100 pages, octave.
Ferms-S6 per annum.
will be an Invaluable WORK for the merchant manufacturer
banker professional man, capitalist and citizen seeking pof
non on great national subjects in every village town md
city N the Union Those desiring Information in regard TO The
paeteN working of emane patton at the South will find all
lhg or as the editor announces that subject to be
prominent consideration In his future issues
pus the recent notices OF the press following Is se
iseea from the New York Evening Post Of date
- oe BOWS capacity as statstician denied
9eFeAt opponents and his thorough knowledge of the
state and long study Of the mining manufacturing
e9iet2la and agricultural interests the ghale country
VAL make his Review valuable 10 an sections
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JOHN J. HERR
TaIRD DlsTRIcT CoURT OF NEW

Third DISTRICT CoUET OF EEw( JOHN J. HERR
oRLRANs-No n,165. JNo M. BARTHET.
RY. VIRTUE Of writ of Reri faeHas TO me
- directed BY the Honorable the Third District Court
New Dreams in the entitled cause will proceed 10
sell At public auction st the Merchants and Auct5nees E
change Royal street, between Canal and Gusonhouse streets
IN the Second District Of this ely, MONDAY the hir2
teth day OF july 1866 at IL o'clock NJ the following de-
scribed property, viz:
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situate in fauboura
peasZe in the designated by the No twenty six and
bounded by Dryade Harmony, Denis streets and The
line Of division Of said ubourg Delasze the Ouarters
De Passnee Said lots Of ground designated by The Nos
i've and six plan drawn by H. Grant late surveyor
dated April l6, ls4l and deposited in the Office Of L r.
Kenny late notary public for the parish OF Jefferson The
lot No five thirty front on nryades street
y one hundred and twenty feet in depth between parallel
lines and the lot No six adoins lot No. Eve thirty
SIX feet five inches front pryades street by hundred
and twenty feet IN depth the line separating lot
hve one hundred and twenty feet three inches also In
depth on the ue Of Rbourg Pasance and twenty eight feet
seven inches and six lines in width in the rear
Together with all the dependencies said lots Of ground
rights and privileges appertaning without exception or re-
servaton = -
Being the property acquired by defendant by purchase
from widow j. r Estaban per passed before Clark
of July, 1874, ~ $50
Seized in the above suit.
R1- TERas--Cash on the spot
HARRY T. HAYS
ariH of m
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ARTICLE SECOND
srcuos l. The objects and purposes Of Company a

ACT
ARTICLE SECOND.
w.. O.. -.
hereby declared 10 te.
l. 10 AXE assurances ppon dwelling houses stores cotton
nur e1G So snS5 e. as 8a
properly against loss or damage BY nfe -,
Terminals and al other vessels fresht goods bills If
bniSn or r,oney aud swaast NJ m r And inland trans
aI IN s @ r ha ma nn5
e,,Isr II said T1gn6ssl Wv f7- - "
Ihe Company may cpe Itself to he reinsured against any
81 , Ne ,1,n,y, nal @ sI ba ned in It's ,hrnarata
and he sa ab 6 9 P e sIe pr5 SIKH S
served en- he President Ct the Company -..,,.5,,
from time to time the money ad capital Of the Company IN
bonds and mortgages unnoumbered and improved real
situated within the limits the parishes Of Orlean
iens94 winch ~ every fsse s Ioe deemed ~sFth at least
I4ey mqy aso invest the profits II the Company iq any
States or of bis State ar Of Ina cornornns Of tbs Star or
cir r al an I,5s , ~ , az he ffS ~
cS o iA5 ny lSs On Pluse o. any o. .a9 1otsIs So
disr button Of ne earned premiums FIR he current year
1ber shan beTs /, ,yar 10 dfsnoss AZ S ir,I bv
way Of scum or Of ,Ge Psassa oT or OF properly
cd or purchased az public sale Judgments orders
seizure gos,ned oy aa U9mpany of q 9ny property movable
said Company oF or converting he of is business
tholSs lid oEpaDy TO discount nsgotas paper or q
40 anS gthet bHnklnS business nG ether directly Or ud
properly gods Waies or merchandise provided also hu
bpans of ia naIposa H il AN fc 81
Lhey sha! E the Il we ohtrs CLERKS ant
employees elected or employed By them i'll the service IN
company ad st also nave power TO III all vacancies Wu
mag occur in tnsir number or N the Presidency.
lhey slAt nave pWsfo adopts uc rules regulations and by
laws es to them na seem pe5 o the transaction oasi
ness OF me G9mpany pE9aea tse same shaA not e9lfc
| with the true intent and meaning OF TINS act
ARTICLE THIRD
syr-rov All the corpnra+a ,overs NJ tina C,or,rr ,l
4 b. srrCjsa5 ~ IA bGard of t,ysn+y ~
a.te5 T6In he slGctl oiJsrs r1,3e, 10 ~ }
election Of Directors for organization no s6ckbiSSr & L
ELIGIBLE who does not hold In Ma name ar his Arr M
least ty shares which stock sa have stood IN his name
thQt Of his Rrm on the books Of HID Co,nnan far
three months prior 10 TN election - l'' ' ~
Nine Directors present At auy meeting shall
ou,,rnIn lar bnsin4ss - -' -s 7-- >''''''@''
Ag-Irrr rorF-r=
SEcT1ov Tie capital stock OF tbis C,r7napv is bs-eb
fixed at one million Of dollars divided ina TN fb0usS
shares of one hundred dslars each suf5er n he
to three millions of d0llas nader article Ieftb Of His c
ter and II /, hereby authnrzsd In cor,ra1 ~
Al e30I O6 catRl sbaIi 1s suhscrhad Tba 49, a a. iJ
as follHgs. ~ oSSA W NC pau
The subscribers 10 the said stock sis nav fno The al
the President upon the 5rtatzatior g & nv 5 he y
ness the snm nf five 6olisTs in ma, on ~ M 30 10
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Miss lsa Craig, the Scotch poetess, was married
Tag III! aonth Ihe papers don't name the groom
but lint that he IS good sort Of fellow.