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TOWROAT CoMpANY-


GTATE OF LOUFsLAEA-PARIsH OF OR
o sia notary public ID aud for he sed State md paf'
duly ana qnahed personally came and appeared
stockholders who aeyey declared that they do hereby form
After defined and have and DO bereby nrse To- be
stipulations to govern said association: A
ARTICLE The name and title Of the Corporation shah b
axed in the town Of Aser in the said pnrsh Of Orleans
ARFcLE Il The purpose which the Company Is formed
and established and the business be carried on tow
Of the Mississippi river and the said city and other places
m on the dye 70 Which vessels may require TO
ports the Gufof Mexico Lake shore and 70 1obso
Article re President for Re time being the ofs.
on whom citations to all suits may be served
a1ed at one hundred and thirty thousand dollars divided into
eaye been la paa VIII privilege Of increasing the Capital
ARTICLE The said Corporation shall possess all the DOW
ers incident 70 corporations and authorized by law the term
the hereof It's business shall be managed by thTss
Managers Of whom the President for the time being shs
all the powers Of the Corporation,
place the omc tie Corporation on The rst Monday 4
place on the ar Monday December eighteen hundred s5S
xx the following named persons shall comprise the RTt
Board VIZ PsIer Marcy James Lak aud Joseph
meeting elect one their number be President Of the Cor
poraon who shall preside at all meetings Of the Board have
deness Of debt contracts Of the Company and certificates Of
stock shall be signed shall Subject a. ne approval Of the
the Company shal SUBJECT the IKE approval direct aud
control the employment OIL me bOats OF the Company shall
Keep the ilna q me IN some panK N te city New
Orleans ana aisnuTse tine Same on proper VOuchers.
ARTICLE VII lhe board o. Mhnagefs shall have full
| power 70 make bylaws shai cohhrm the appoint
| ment OF all nlcers ana employees OF the Company
and for the salaries may purchase or lease such Real
Estate as may be necessary or the convenience OF tbs
Company in the transaction Of It's DnSnesamay purchase
Steamboats, for the use oil the MI all vacancies
in their Board ana vacancy shall accrue on absence from the
sng Of the Board oT more than one month from ceasing
be Stoekhoder from insolvency o. inability to serve
ART ~ DIVIDENDS OF the profits shall be made and de-
clared each within month after the meeting the
Stockholders herein contemplated for the election Of Mana
! gers
ART said Managers shall Furnish seml;annuay On the
u5s 90 ~ ,ia ~, - ~ Sr5, " 1 H.5lgt
~ ~ 80 X s"cFtoldsrs TenTase'ty1, Wotid ~ e
D, m as i H. y w iJ Pi d U H ~ place
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). GoNEGAL's COLUMN.

0O..."sT, CHARLES sTREET.,.,.0n
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W AsHINUIUN, Nay q, IoO1.
ANDREW JOHNSON.

Who was supposed to be in town. It was, how
ever, soon discovered that the secretary Of state
had not yet returned from hisresdence at Auburn,
New York. The impotence of the concourse was
partly satisfied by the appearance of his son, Mr..
Frederick W. Seward, who exhibited himself at
the frststory window in deshabilIe-with smoking
cap and dressing gown. A very few words gave
abundant evidence that the secretarys son had
not recovered from the effects of his wound and,
in admirable taste, he soon retired from the view
of his auditory. Proceeding to an opposite side
Of Lafayette square, the next stopping place
was at
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Fancy Goods, at Wholesale.
JAMES CONCEAL,

No. 20 ST. CHARLES STREET, NEW oRLEA
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Mexican News.

Galveston kilograms dated July I'd
have been received, from which we
take the following highly interesting
news;
Flakes Bulletin has an extra dated
July |, which contains the following
dispatches, received at the headquar-
tiers of General IL. G. Wright, from
General Getty, the commander at
Brownsville, dated June "a, p. M:
The right bank of the Rio Grande is
now is possession of the Republican
Government of Mexico. The battle
between the forces of Escobado and
Mejia, an the 10th inst, near Co
MARCO, resulted in the total route of
the latter, and the capture Of a train
of merchandise. Bagdad was ADAM
doned by the Imperialists on the
night Of the 18th.
The city of Matamoras c~apitulated
on the Odd inst. to commissioners APP
pointed by Caravajal, General Mejia,
with the Imperial troops, embarking
between the hours of three and four
o'clock, under the protection of the
United States flag.
Escobeda, with his forces, said to
number three thousand, entered Mat
amoras about one o'clock on the Oath
of june.
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GOdey's Lady's Book.

1866. 1866. 1866. 1866.
Literature, fine arts, and fashions.
Edited by Mrs. $. j. Hale and l.. A.
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INTERESTING TO OLD PERSONS
The following course Of procedure
will enable them to preserve their
eye-sight, or recover II after 1t has
failed:
Every morning, when washing
yourself, dip your face into the wa
ter, open your eyes and keep them
under the water as long as you can
hold your breath. This strengthens
the eye and cleanses II from the rheum
which deadens the sight, and consid-
erably affects the ball. A gentleman
in Maryland by the name Of james
Calder, after using sp%ectacles for
twenty-five years, followed this plan,
and al the age Of seventy-fve recov.
cred his sight so as TO see without
them. Dipping the crown of the
head into cold water every morning.
both winter and summer, Is a pre-.
sentative against the ear-ache and
headache, and viii materially assis'
the other operation in it, effect upor
the eye.
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SLEEP NORTH TO SOUTH. "A
learned German, in q recent work,
tells US:
"In sleep any position except north
to south is di~sagreeable, at least in
our hemisphere. Probably in the
southern hemisphere ii is otherwise.
The cause of this phenomenon can
obviously be found only in that great
magnet which is formed by the earth
with its atmosphere. c. terrestrial
magnetism. The terrestrial magnet
ism exerts on certain persons, both
healthy and otherwise, who are sensi-
tive, a peculiar influence powerful
enough to disturb their rest; and, in
the a $ of diseased persons, disturb
ing the circulation, the nervous
functions, and the equilibrium of the
mental powers. There are persons
whom | know, the head of whose
beds is to the north, and who, in order
to wake carly, will reverse their usual
position in the bed, but without
knowing the reason why, beyond
that they could always wake earlier
the rest sleep being more broken.
| have il related TO me that, at a
military hospital in Russia, there
were some sick patients OF highly
sensitive natures, and who were rap
idly covering When necessity
compelled them to be removed to
another wing of the building they
did not get on 30 well; in fact, pros
%tration seemed to be setting in; and
il was found advisable to get them
back to their former wards as quickly
as possible, where the heads Of the
beds were to the north. / have heard
Of horses going blind through chang
ing their position from north TO south
10 that Of west to east"
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4 BEAR ~ 4 BEDROOM. On
Thursday night tame bear, which
Is kept by the proprietorof the Cam
brin House, got loose from his kennel
aud started on M exploring eSpcli-
tion through the premises. Finding
a door open, Bruin entered, and
made his way through the house.
In passing through the hall he came
in contact with one of the servant
girls, m dishdbHc, who, supposing
that the bear was bent ON mischief,
fled, screaming, into a bed room close
at hand. Bruin, seeming to apprc-
ciate a joke, pursued her closely, and
took his stand in the door. Thcgirl,
seeing retreat cut of, crept under the
bed to hide from the monster. The
inmate of the couch, a lady, being
awakened by the screams Of the girl,
and seeing Bruin making his way to.
ward the bed, started up in n hurry
completing her toilet in a more ex.
pedltious manner, we venture to say
than she had ever done in her lii,
before, and added her screams t.
those Of the girl. The bear com.
mcnced a charge upon the fair ones
being evidently in a sportive mood
BY a dexterous flank movement h,
cornered them both, and, raising
himself upon his hind legs, he look
ed intently into their faces, as if t.
say. "What do you think now, ml
dears?" BY this time nearly tn,
whole house was aroused, and cam,
to the rescue of the besicged. BruiI
was seized by some OF the masculin,
gender and taken to his kennel, Will,
the frightened women were taker
care of by the female portion of Tho
house. They blushed at having beer
seen in so scant an apparel and after
ward laughed at the groundlessncs
of their fright.
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JIM LANE KILLS HIMsELF.-The
telegraph announces that this rotten
speck on the body polite of the
"bcst Government the world ever
saw has killed himself. Bully for
Kansas Jiml We have watched his
career closely for several years past,
and are free to say, that the last act
Of his life has given more universal
satisfaction to the people, and done
the country more good, than any for
mer act. A patriotic emotion never
once entered his foul breast. He
never knew anything but to Cypress
when in power, and to rob when an
opportunity presented itself. We
are glad he's gone homc-not to
4Abnham's bosom,' but to old John
Browns. We fancy We can see him
now, playing leap-irog over burning
banks Of birthstone with old John,
his sable brother, Nat Turner, Of Va,
and other celebrated traitors and ne.
gro insurrectionists. II bis Satanic
Majesty don't give Kansas Jim .
snug berth In the basement Of hi,
naoitasion, he had better shut n
snop' as he never will get a subjec'
better fitted 10 oil II than ex-Unitet
States Senator. Jim Lane, Of Kansas
There was . buzzing and an unusua
#hizzing around old sanco's head
quarters on his arrival, and we car
almost &c nov. In our minds eye
Inc little devils stop sitting brimston'
70 get a peep At the monster. Jim
ong may you wave in your choset
place Of abode. and may you Away
b FUND At home.
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Inventors. Mechanics. Wan
uiincturcrs.
1890.

iSOO 1860
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters Of administration having been Rrant-
"A 10 he undersigned On he Estate II Y. D.
kelta. deceased, hy the Probate court ct
Pauols county. At the sspssmbef ssrta 1854.
thereof. therefore al peraYns having claims
arslnst saif estate will present them within the
tine prsserhsd ~ Isv, or thsY will + hTsvsr
barred. q W DYER
45n-sg AAnlai tEasas.
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Those persons who do most good
are the least conscious Of IL. The
man who has but a single virtue OF
charity, i very much Ike the ben
that has but one chicken. The soli-
tary chicken calls forth an amount Of
clucking and scratching that . whole
brood seldom causes
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1t is said that wives are greatly in
demand in the neighborhood of the
Rocky Mountains. A healthy wo-
man will bring any price in that re-
gion, and VIC are surprised that those
Yankee Massachusetts, girls don't sell
themselves out to them mountain
boomers. Those Yankee school
msrms might get a better thing over
there, than their clique, the mother
maids Of Beaufort, S. c., got while
teaching Yankee ideas how to shoot
through the heads Of young Ameri-
cans of African scent.
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A few scientific gentlemen Of
Handsboro, in this State are about
forming a company for the purpose
of distilling fat pine wood BY The
new process, and for the sale Of the
products realized therefrom. From
one cord 30 distilled, say % gallons
spirits turpentinc, 30 gallons oil, 100
gallons pyroligneous acid, ) gallons
alcohol, II barrels pitch or rosin,
barrel tar, 500 feet Illuminating gas
superior 10 that made of coal, and %
bushels OF charcoal.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Where's. At ths May terra. 1906. Of he Pro-
bate r1uft n Panels county. Letters n admin
~isfrAiiuu on the state II John u Saunders. 3s-
csazs1. wsra arantsd thu undersigned. aaw
therefore al pzf@sas having claims Against said
sssass. are hsfxtly notified % hate ihsu Fr-
hated aHd registered ~sseerisas 70 Law. o. they
nifi b brewer haired.
ssyFoHD wfbB0rRS
t~7ft AHminfsFssss.
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What Is the difference between
homicide and pig steallng7 One is
an assault with intent 70 Kill the
other. kill with intent to salt.
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LENGTH or THE DAY.-Of Cape
Horn, fhy-six degrees south latitude,
the day. in mid-winter arc about
nine hours long. Inc longest day
at London Is sixteen hours and a
half; at Stockholm, eighteen hours
at st. Petersburg, the longest day
has eighteen hours, and the shortest
FIVE; at Tornea, in Finland, the
longest day has twenty-one hours and
a half, and the shortest two hours and
a half; at spitsbcrgeu the longest
day i three months and a half.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Panola county. To
Agnes J. Young and husband, James N. Young
and the children whose names are unknown Of
Julia Thompson, decreased. You are hereby
cited 10 appear before The Probate Court Of said
county, at the courthouse thereof On The apsh
day Of June, 1896. 10 show cause why the anal
petition Of William &. Harris, prayiag Coz title
10 10. Of ground in the topn Of BalssviIle. in
said county. sola petitioner ~ SAMUEL \. cald.
we'll. now deceased. IN The lifetime II decreased.
should nss b granted. By ordsr Of Court issued
the siss day o. Mar, 1859.
iane1-ls w.P. woOTTES, Clerk.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Where's letters testameniafy On The ezssie 81
II. A. Watkins, deesassd. were frzntrd 70 NE
undersigned u the February term. isas, Of The
Honorable pruha,s Court d pznols county.
STATE n Mi.~l=ipri: Nov therefore IN persunz
having slalnss aznlazs aid ssssse are hsrshT 40
li8ed 4 b8se tssm rFasNfs4 81 FKassFsf n
the pruhais clsfk ! oaHes q said eaahsy within
The time prssrissd NJ ~, q tksg I'll y hr-
ever I=fFsd
JOSEPHINE wATkfSs Exs<ufrix.
J.. |. FLETCHER, Exssatur.
api.t-es
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LANGUAGE or PTNEs.-In North
Carolina it is frequent among her
forests of fat pine, for a lover in dis
tress to send the fair object of his
affections a bit of it, staple vegetable
production, with an eye painted upon
It. This signifies al pine" If ia
vorable to him, the young lady SCI
lects from the wood pile the best and
smoothest specimen Of a knot-this
signifies "pine not But II, on the
other hand, she deiests him, there is
no middle ground between dctcsta-
ton and alteration with young wo-
men, she burns one end Of his mes
sage, and this generally throws the
young man in despair, for il means,
III make light of your pining."
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A COOP CHARAcrER.-A good
character is to a young man what a
firm foundation is to the artist who
proposes TO erect a building on il he
can well build with safety, and all
who behold it will have confidence
in its solidity-a helping hand will
never be wanted; but let a single
part of this be defective, and you go
on a hazard, amidst doubling and
d%istrust, and ten to one it will tum-
BILE down at last, and mingle all that
was built on il in ruin. Without a
good character, poverty is a curse
with it, scarcely an evil. Happiness
cannot exist where good character is
not. All that is bright in the hope
of youth, and that is calm and bliss
ful in the sober scenes Of life, all that
is soothing in the vale Of years, cen
tres in and is derived from a good
character. Therefore acquire this u
the first and most valuable good.
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FOURTH OF JuLY.-This once
celebrated anniversary was observed
in our town in a manner peculiarly
suited to the times and to the occa-
sion. Outside of the ordinary rou-
tine Of duties in common everyday
life, not a man stirred; not a woman
stirred; not q child stirred; not a
horse stirred; not a COW stirred; all
things moved on at the same old even
pace. So much for the fourth.
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during tit wtft ln iat ~ n
a#mI number If nominations. mtei.
III Wtam wtfa alldNm. With
record FejefttT 1g Nt# nominated.
as postmaster 81 81. iauia, wiz Wf
rejected fot the HeeHi fimf
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aleiy. a taatauearfh dlsmtah 4t
he w4a alive n tha latest accounts.
but unconscious and without hope
~ recovery
The Joint resolution authorizing
The purchase or fyur hundred anI
nny thousand dollars worth III land
belonging 10 Iames N. rciitprcw. n.
South Carolina. has passed die Sen.
ate.
A letter hns been received horc
from Major General Magmdcr, late
Of the Confederate army. asking a
friend To intcrccdc with Che tinted
States Government N his behalf
written from tho city of Mexico.
Mapruder saws oI wish permission
to return to the United States. The
Imperial Government has gone 10
hell. and has no money, and wc have
to ret away, already left Price. NV
self and a few others remained, but
we must look for some place to 90
To. There Is no hone for ANYTHING
here"
A communication from Paris state.
that the United States Cabinet had
made A positive non : Intervention
agreement with Napoleon as regard.
Mexico, and that it is on the faith Of
this understanding that the French
troops are to be withdrawn.
Victor Emanuel has issued a stir.
ring manifesto to the italian States
recalling the effect of the great wal
on Italy, and requests that for su.
preme reasons the noble province o
Venetia was then allowed to remain
in the hands of the Austrians, but
favorable opportunity has now ar.
rived to accomplish the independents,
of yenetia from Austrian rule. II,
charges Austrians with having as.
sumed hostile and threatening atti.
tudes on Italian frontiers to disturb
the pacific task of many Austrians il
Italy. lie had replied by agar
taking up arms, but nevertheless
showed his desire for peace, by &C.
ceptinp the proposal for a conference
Austria having refused, it aflord'
a fresh proof If she relies on hel
strength, that she does not equally
rely on the goodness of her cause,
The manifesto concludes with a pa
%triotic declaration, and expression Of
the assurance that Italy has the sym
pathy of Europe, and hands over the
government of the State to the Prince
of Carigy Mono, while he again take
up the Eagles OF 0aela ana faStleso
OF Palestro and Marlno'
New ORLEANS, July 3.-Th'
creditors of the jackson railroae
have formally Wl'hura"h .ne'r Pe'i'
ton for reeelvershlp' lney ar'
satisfied with the management. VI W.
road, and its ability to pay all aeO's
ST.. LOUIS, July 3.-The conserva'
tive State Convention met to-day
Jno. ID. fouts was elected pernna''enI
chairman. Resolutions were passe'
reaiiirming the Verandah Hall reso