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On Thursday, the 18th instant, steamers will do.
part from New York for Brazil and the West Indies
and for the German States, via Bremen. Mails
will leave here this evening by the postal car at
half-past sir o'clock. ..r
..... POST OFFICES ....
virginia-oaiee at King George Court House,
King George county, 10 reestablished; and Mrs. ].
II. Thomas appointed postmistress, ...
Reopened-Tray lorsville. Henry county, B. +.
Mitchell, Po'tmastsr, vice John Rsugelsy.
Rock Spring Patrick county, Joseph ii. Hardy,
postmaster, vice II. W. Reynolds.
Al Nebraska, Appomatt county, Ada A. Lam
drum 10 appointed postmi trees, vice NJ. J. At
wood, deceased.
Chapmansvills, Logan county, West virginis,
7. Fowler is appointed postmaster, vice Henry
Rs.s.tabiish Black Fork, Tucker county, West
Yirsiniu, and appoint Virginia Parsons pOStmis-
trees.
In addition to the above, upwards Of one hun
dred orders were issued for the re-estabIisbment
and rsoPenlng offices, or making appointments In
tho southern, southwestern, and other States,
MAIL coSrRArrs IN yIaoIsIA.
Mr.. Nicholas Biby, Of Psarisburg. Giles county,
viIginis, having met all the requirements Of the
Department and taken the test oath, has the fol.
lowing contractor
From Princeton to shady Springs.
From Princeton TO Backs Ferry.
From Lebanon to Wise Court. louise
From TsEeweli Court. House to Psrrysvills.
From Princeton TO 0oehnA. ..
Mr.. Il. A. Nelson, having taken the oath, has
the contract for route 44sO, smithaeld to Zumi
Station. ..... ..t .. ...
Mr.. A. Davidson, Of Richmond, Va, has also
taken the OATH and Is now contractor on the route
from Richmond 10 Wet Point, and also from Fish
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL .. = Uk1E I'D srATRs PArESr OFYlcR, .

= =, .... WA,HikarOE, JunS ~, lbdd .H.
Ga the petition Of L. Q @. Wishart, Of PLiladsl-
Phla P"unsyly mia, pray pg for the .xtensloh OF
PAtent granted 10 him on tho 2hh day vi Oct Der,
lh09 Tor an inproyame,t Ia "DFs ~ for "TnameBtin
B''tes, for ssVea years from tbs sEpiruton Of SAID
1855, = = - - - = r. = - :
Il Is ordered that this said petition be heard at tn
Pa,ent Once gu MONDAY, tue stb ddyo October next,
at IL clock, n. aud all pErs notified TO ppear
aud show oAuse, any they have why said pstitoa
0dsht not to b. granted.
Prrsons opp ny the extsnSon required to Ole In
the Patent 0mce THAR ions, specially set rth In
VT ug, At least oenty daJ be- the day Of heArlng
sh oSy nied BY either party, " DO used At The
SAD hearing must be taken and bAnAiiod Ia accord
.a's with The rules Of the oss which will be farr
Dsposiioss aud other papers tsiod upon q tsst..
non nm! BE- Aled 10 the eass tesnty days bsrs the
day o. heArngi theArgameats, say, within Ten days
Ordered aao that MS no Ice be Published IN Ire rs
PUBLICAN aud the lnfsifiofaofg WAshiogtoa, ca and
10 the N0.fh AmtffcaSi, rhRde pile, funnay vsnia,
eaes yssk,iv lgse .seessllys ysskgi ihs arsi "
10 az s y i'' siia sf ia. Y
!, .,avx.l.l N \, q. =, co@Tirsvas,sl p.iss,.
aaa .saa ,hslr blls . ne rilssi oGss VIA Sspsi
WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE AT
wv THis orFicR
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-27

An officer Of the Bureau in Georgia recently re-
ports Indirectly to Gen. Howard that great dssttu.
tion exists, not only among the freedmen, but
among the whites of that State, who are olamorous
for aid from the Government Since It has become
generally known that raIons will be distributed the
widest excitement prevails, and the officer having
charge Of the issue is visited from Ave o'clock in the
morning until dark, aud principally by women, In
four days no had recorded the names Of over 800
women and children. Cariervills, In CAss county
will be the point Of distribution.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-27
DRoPosALs FOR FURNISHING
III .." PREsa BhtF.

PErERsBuke, w., Jun- "a 1855.
Sealed proposals, Ia duplicate, are rep etfuly In
vited by the nnd"rsigped until sATrRDA,, June 30,
1885, at % clock for furp'sbipg the troops and all
others EMIT ed 10 raiiops, stationed al Petersburg aud
City Point, Va, with
PRE>H BEEF, ..'
until December 81, 1876, .uch less time the Com
missary General may direct and deliver at Sneh times
=. the oeer having charge Of supplying the troops may
direct. The Bs.f TO bs II "......T .. :
GOOD MAhKErABLE QUALITY, H F..
OF equal proportions of fore aud hind quarters Neeks
shAnks aud kidpes talow TO b- excluded .H = 3 y
oath 81 Allegiance 10 tho United ststes Govern
mu. accompany each bid unless ono Is already his
at ths'unhee. u ....
The Government reserves the right to reject all bids
deemed unreasonable.
Payments 10 be made monthly, or soon thereafter
As practicable, IN such funds as Government furnishes
for that purposs. f.. 90 ".
Proposals should be eudor-ed the envelope Pro.
pc ais for Furnishing Presh Beef and addressed to the
uDdsrsigGed, at Petersburg, Va
ny order Of Breyet Major T. O. Sullivan, O. g., U.
8. A. ....... d.. s--. r. A. d PALMER,
len I'd -
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-27
RADICAL TACTICS.


For years the radical members OF the ole
Republican and present Union party hayt
pursued systematic policy by which they
have been able TO WELD an enormous infu
enee, and to ahect In great measure, tn,
destiny Of the nation Their plan OF opera
ton Is to discuss, agitate, and promulgat'
their fanatic ideas and hobbies through tn
press, the pulpit, the lyceum, on the stump
and In the State and national halls OF iegis
latlon, but never TO press their extreme
views into platforms, or force them into
canvass where there is any danger OF losing
power thereby NINE months IN the year
they devote to proPagandism, the remaining
three months they give to the study OF vic
tory and success at the polls. They do moi
surrender their radical hopes or creed, they
only keep them in allegiance to make another
push at proselytism as soon as a campaign
is closed. .rre...
Not to break with the party in power, to
keep their leaders in position, to claim al
results as q verdict for their side, is the
shrewd programme which every expert rad.
cal carries out They say "if we cannot
get all we want this time We will get what
we can and try for the remainder at the next
heat" They know well the value Of organi.
cation; they know the fatality Of once being
defeated; they therefore never dared and
never will have the courage to make dis
tinct issue and separate controversy befor,
the people. In both national elections in
which the political party now dominant has
carried the country, radical measures and
radical leaders have been signally defeated
The people always have and always will re
Duke them when they show their hand But
open till after an election. Nothing coult
more forcibly illustrate this fact than the
history Of the Thirty Ninth Congress. Thu
Radicals had, at the opening Of the present
session, three objects to obtain First, the
enforcement, by legislation or constitutional
amendment, Of negro suffrage upon the latel,
insurrectionary States; second, the proven.
ton of representation from the same States
in the national councils and in the electora.
college, which. chooses The President TO,
1868; thirdAand perhaps the purpose the,
had most at heart, and the only point il
which they expected final success, was-tbc
defeat Of the presidential policy of restora.
ton in the Fortieth Congress. Considering
THs PRESIDENTS policy, if successful, no
only likely to be universally acceptable, bur
sure to rout and ruin Radical expectations,
they regard it as matter of life and dealt
that the coming Congress shall not be carried
in its favor. They have already abandone,
their first line of battle. We hear nothing
more ofcompulsory suffrage or congressional
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-27

"MEuoRY Mr. II II. BooSE publishes, in
the Albany JowHal, the following beautiful lines,
which have for their subject Mr. PARK's bas'o.re
lisyo nov exhibited at Mr.. HUDSON TAYLoRs
book .storei
o dream Of artists life .--embodied form
OF some soul sister who has loved and died.
And nsd to Heaven to watch, with holy pride,
Her brother sculpture bis Q eaIion warm
y classic head. with waves Of SInlit hair,
NIwspt backward by the breath Of angsls near
A Ice, half psbsiEs by . shade Of care,
Mde light with love, hut dATkepVd not by fear.
Close . the portals Af each tired heart,
\ Their sits n Spirit looking toward tho past
sunetims she smiles, when sEing the doors Aparti
sonistikss her opal tears are falling fast.
So let me- he. that may never pain
The Memsy, near my struggling soul again.
This bsauttil piece Of sculpture should DO seen
~ all who hay, a tASts'for the beautiful In art.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-27
STATE ACTION UPON THE CON-
STITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.

The Governors Of New York, Ohio and
New Jersey have declined to call extra SEES
'ions Of their respective Legislatures for &C
lion upon the newly proposed constitutional
amendment The Governor Of Maine has
deferred to the majority Of other States, and
ihus 1t seems to be agreed that the matter
shall, substantially, be left for the considers
ton Of the people before it is acted upon,
which is as IL should be.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-27
REJEorEp pY THE SENATE.

THOMAS FITSAN; United States Consul at God
erich, has been rejected by the Senate Mr.. FIT.
NAN Is a naturaliEed citizen Of the United States.
an Irshman by birth. He Is the Consul who, dur
ing the time of the recent disturbances on the Can
adian frontier, by his courage and hrmness, pro-
tscted the American Consulate against the men.
aces Of excited Canadians who threatened to tear
down the American flag and drive the Consul out
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-27

sS-Madam Mounts Pile salve-s Valuable
Remedy for that Disease; also, Consumption Destroy
or, and Bntire Cure for the Bronchitis, Asthma &ci
be found al stott's Drug Store opposite National
Hoteli 0iimAns, near Metropolitan Hotel, Ford's
ner Of Eleventh and Pennsylvsna avenue; Butwisle,
Of Twelfth and Peunsyvsnis avenue; Elliotts
corner Of and Twelfth streetsi Harbaughs, corner o.
Seventh and O. g.. jal2-u
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-27

The President hAs REQ gnilsd "A, Eans'mSun as
Consul for the Grand Duoby Of Baden, In San
FrsnoiSco, California. ., Y. Packer has been rec
Ogn Esd by the President as Vice cOnsul Of Sweden
and Norway, at Key West, FlOrldAI and August
Beck as Consul for Hesss DarmStadt, at Chicago,
Illinois,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-27

and crews Of the iollowing-nAmsd vessels for the
capture of the Bat have been audited, and are now
ready for payment at the once Of lbs Fourth Audi.
tor Of the Treasury United States steam re-
Montgomery Vicksburg, EOluS, Mariana, Vic
10 ria Emma and africa ...
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-27
..I.ECIAL NoTIUr.-.

ss- The Annual Cemmenoement the Coz
lumbian College wih take place this (wBDNk.D Ai)
mOrpiug, at II o'clock, At the First Baptist Church,
rbirteenth, between and n streets. 'I.r s.4 II
ss- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of the Republican
containing the Aet suppismsn to the several
relating to pensons approved June O. can be obtained
at this Oiace Price, cents PER copy. IT,
With Dseoiorations the Face called moth patches or
freekles, should use Peny's Celebrated Moth aud
Freesle Lotion. Its nfallibls Prsrared by Dr. B. c.
PERRY, Dsrmsioiogist, 40 Bond street. New York Sold
BY all druggists in Washington and elsewhere. Price
a. myI7-t,&ssn
efAmanuensis.-Person desiring tho SER
vices Of CoPYisr or kMAEUEEsIs, can be aeeommo.
dated BY lady who writes neat and plata hand, BY
applying at No ios Sixth street west between and
streets north. 2. 'sg.. ap23-u
80 Marriage and Ceiibacyp an Essay OF
Warning AID lnstrae,iop for YOung Men. Also, Dis-
and Abuses which PROSTATE the vital powers,
with Of relief Sent free Of charge in sealed
letter envelopes. Address Dr. J. sKILLiS HoUoBToS,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. apl7.sm
---------
nTBrecch-Loading Arm.-The Beard for
the BxAmihaon Of Breseh Loading Arms Of wheh Gen.
eral Hancock Ia president Ia now In session at No. 81
windsr's Building .#...
Arms will be received daily, between the hours Of II
a. m. and . p. M, until further notice.
Inventors requested submit their arms in per-
son or By agent to the recorder Of the board.
W. OWENS,
Capt. 9th ., 8. Cav, Brew. Lieut. Col. U. IA,
mb,a-u = Recorder.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-27

VERY IETEREsTHo SERVICES The annual COM
menceuent Of COlumbiS College at the hrst Bap-
tist church. at II o'clock to-day, will DO q very
interesting affair bid ... sn ..n"
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-27

IsrERsAL REvENUE.-Ths receipts yesterday
were SbIt, 1890.
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9sorgs Washington Warren, O., ChdriestoI0n, Mass.
DEAR Sin; Your letter Of the 9TH instant has
beep received, In which you request that an
may be given by the President to the Invitation
heretofore submitted to him to an anniversary eel
sbration Of the battle Of Bunker Hil to be held
the 18th OF June, instant
Having taken the Presidents directions on the
subject, have now the honor to inform you that
he has RscerAned that il would not be possible for
him, eompatibly with existing engagement to be
absent from this city on the day indicated.
The President desires the committee to accept
his Acknowledgements for the courtesy and to DO
sured that he declines its acceptance with sincere
regret.
l an, dear sir, your obsdient servant,
WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
We learn that the Bunker Hill Association have
postponed the proposed jubilee 10 honor Of RestOra
ton, on Bunker Hill, until the 18th of June next
year, when it is hoped that The President and
Cabinet will be able to attend.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-27

.JuLIA HkAs FREEMAS, well known in liter
allure as My Forrest" died at :NOrth Conway,
N. H., iSstASst,
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.t.sa t's PRESIDENT. sHd..
Hon. ALEX. W. RANDALL. Of Wisconsin.
% vics PnEsipEsrs q ~. 1871
Hon. d. g. NORTON, Of Minnesota t.al ,t
Hon. W. r. JOHNSTON, Of Pennsylvania. q
ADRIAN WAKEMAN, ~ New York.
Hon CHAs K. PHELPS, OF Maryland.
Hon. THADDEUS wELLEs, Of Conneetieut. ~
Hon. A. J. KUYKBNDAJL. Of illinois,
Hon. CURTIS r. BURNAM, Of Kentucky.
JAS. y. SMITH, Of Wtsconsin.
Gen. JAS. B SrEADMAN, Of Ohio. VI. Ht.a
CHAs. B. WILKINSON, Of Missouri.
Col. x. s. AL1EN, Washington, d. Q.
SECRETARY.
sAM'L B. LAURFER, Of Pennsylvania.
cosRksPoSDISo rEcnsrARI.
J. B. FERGUSON, Of Tennessee.
rREAsURER.
O. z. RIrTRNH0USE, president National Bank
Of Commerce, and Of the hrm Of Riitsnhouss,
Fowler a Co.. r ... I'll.
EXECUTIVE connIrrEu, #rHHl
Hon. J. R. D0OLITrLE, Of Wisconsin.
Hon EDGAR C0WAN. Of Pennsylvania.
Hon. o. II. BROWNING, Of Illinois.
Hon. 9RBsn CLAY SMITH. Of Kentucky.
Hon. W A BURLEIGH. Of Daeotah. ST. ..s
Mr. CHARLES KNAPP, Of District Of Coiumba.
Mr. SAMUEL FOWLER. Of District Of Columbia.
Hoa,a convie,ion I, nysonyog,: n, Cona,fafiot
Is NY guide; aud in ne people Is my Janh.-As.
DREW Johnson.
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...... WAsHisGroS, jane q, 1885.
Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. Geo. S. Fisher, the Con-
sui Of the United States at Kanagawa, Japan,
of the death on the both Of March, 1866, at
Kanagawa, Of Harry Kanaka. ,."...
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-27

Hone't oonvietion 1, mpsonrog,; N, Cona,tafion
IS my guide; aud in ths people Is my Jadh.-As.
DREW JoHnsos. H 1"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-23

NEw YORK, Jan. 20.
The steamers City of Baltimore, Banshee,
Arago and Louisiana, sailed to-day for Eu
rope, taking $685., 900 in specie. $50 ~ 4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-23

A taste for reading will always carry you
into the best possible company, and enable
you to converse with men who will instruct
you by their wit who will soothe you when
freted, refresh you when weary, counsel you
when perplexed, and sympathise with you at
al times. && 80 80
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-23

THE Southern newspapers have an ingenius
way Of inviting Northern laborers to come
aud live with them. The editor of a paper
called the Home Guard. says that "the dis
satisfaction among the freedmen is due to
designing white demagogues, whose lives
depend on the continuance OF good conduct
on the part of the freedmen a-t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-23

Joux BELL, of Tennessee, has written
letter, in which he partially endorses the
Presidents policy of reconstruction, and
expresses a want of hope in the long duration
o. constitutional liberty in this country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-23
Incorporation.
Notice of incarceration

NOTICE is hereby given that Charles Ma
son Hiram Barney Daxif W. kiooarAe, Henry X
Love. Edward Kilbeurne, Hugh w Sample, Guy Weil
II Barker, Peter W. Potter, George y kilboarne and
William Leighton, have organized themselves into ~
oorporated company, underthe pane Of p - :
The Navigation and Hydraulic Company Of n.
Mississippi Reprds.i' H-il
And its principal place trsnsscting business the
city OF Keakuk, in the State OF iowa
The general Of t bu-iae IS 10 be transacted
the improving the nsvg ,tion or the Mississippi River
where il the lows Dies Moinee RApds and
all other purposes incident TO such Improvement
Toe captsl stock authorized ONE MILLION DOL
LARS, which may be increased to any amount not
ceeling million dollars, ia shsr.s Of hundred
dollars inst4 npon which may be called FIR
by the Board OF Directors NJ p 10 speeding i've
per 10 any month, sind the penalty for OF
l.. in accordance with the call within thirty days
thereafter may rfeitsre Of all prevt
The Incorporation commsncea the soth Day OF De
cemher 1865 and is continue for the longest period
allowed 10y law. --...wg
The affairs Of thseornpsny 10 be cosauctei by
Directors, to be elected annually sueh day
shall be liked by the by-aws.
The amount Of indeht. dness Of the Company shall
never eed two third 81 the carital soek whh has
been net ially subscribed for.
The private property Of The stockholders shall be
empt from the corporate dentsa .6E
DIRECTORS:
DIV kIIBouRNE, INV, SAMPLE, 6
HIRAM BARNEY. P.w POTTER
EpW ARD KILB0URNE.
D. W. KILBoURNE, President.
H. X. LOVE- Treasurer. ~
J. H. BARKER, Secretary
GUY WELLS, Engineer. sys
Keosuk, Jan. 10, 1855 = So "a y ~ ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-23

TuouGHT NEVER DIEs.--N is a terrible
thought to remember that nothing can be for
gotten. Ihave somewhere read, that not an
oath is uttered that does not continue to vi,
br,te through all time, in the wide spreading
current of sound-not a prayer lisped, that is
not To- be found stamped On the laws of ma
ture by the indellible seal of the Almighty s
will-tooper lq ..@a tpsss'-.'a $3.50
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-23
Keokuk and Hamilton Missis
= sippi Bridge Company. :

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
si.uea tii-ns sires tnto MI moo rpo
uudr he Incorporation laws OF the state 81
Iowa "a the corporate snd tsle Of the hsok1k
dna ff6s,1tsa Mssisssrpf B,tege tossrssey = 80
The pr piac bu.iuess nj said Company the
city of Beokuk In Lee county aud State Of Iowa.
The object n said Inc rp-ratou IL 10 build apd main
tain way. ssEon and rdes scrue ~ Missss-
ippi river at the city of Ke6kuk
The amour, Of capital stock authorized 10 one million
dollars to tie n pecessary by asots II tiS ~
and II he paid in inst ailments Of not than
10 per cent aud not otener than nstawsat - 60
DAYS -tttt ets' y 7-sRt A'..f "f+ =
said narrora' ion u to begin the 18th day Of Jsnu-
sry 1885, and to cntinu nifty years. and its sfsirs
be- conducted ~ 10 srd of Directors, which
may be ncre sed 70 70 " ssef si onlhe frst Mon
dav il jane Of each year.
Sal Company may incur Indebtedness equal TO not
more thant ~thifds OF its capital stock The pfttsfe
property Of stockholders is exempted from liability fbr
dehs OF the company except TO the amount OF their uu
RF ROwrR II REID
HENRY STRONG, JAMES cox
wN. LEIGHTON, DIV. KILB0URNR,
GEu.C ANDERSON, SMITH II ANIL,
- 'S''r il q sLoyx. = : - .1AAAt1' 919TD
Alta meeting Of sad Company the following officers
we're els tsat otF = nIaF JET ask HsrucI
H. T. REID, President.
-t GUY WELLS, Vice President u
ff- GEO. C.ANDERSON, Treasurer.
J. II. BARKER, Secretary.
Eeokuk January teth M0&
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Notice OF 1sscOt.poraftoss.

svVsAtE ~ AWtVs fSUS eeGAO1Ss z
NOTICE is hereby given that Hugh W..
v sample Harry fplpnand james NJ Shelby. Of the
county OF ee Iowa, Lave organ zed themselves, with
those who may hereafter asso iste WIN them into
porae and stock company under the laws Of Iowa
relating to such organizations, In the name Of rsna
The keOkuk Plank Road Go.
The object and general OF the business of the
ORGANIZATION 's the nan ,gen.H. suprcwmeAt ande1s
teasnnsol ,ss ft.k &osL fsresay EpTSk to NJ
within the c'unty of Lee Iowa now belonging 10 the
said sample Fulton and Shelley this organ
ilauou 10y sisainE pianking grayeling stoting,
may be found most se.ssie and practicable, within the
The rinepa place 81 sas ios toll road
the city ~ Keokuk. Iowa.
Thecsptal ssssk ofkhs company /. Aasv th.-.rd -
lars, FvAed ssdreptssented y sharS q oR hun =
sto to double that sum If voted by tn. sockhoidrs
which stock 10 be paid in may be prescrihe snS
called for bv the Board Of Directors.
.m The PRIV "a ;s pad.
the indeb Bxuf the copan u limited 70 the amou nj
of stock actually paid in
The tusne. and affairs Of the company IL to be under
the eyptro Of BOARD ~ threa Direct UAiGh keasd
may be fser~~ssh- to Rse, he's voted ~ 10 esrck
holders from which they 10 select President Who
will be the general superintendent and exocio repre-
sentative of tn" company.
toe so Sads 's 70 .@ II soa n. .1s
longest tire authorized ey Law ruject to renewal q
NAV b. Diet. r mined bs the stock bolders. sfane
constitute the Ara Beard q NsScturs to esfvs RX
their SUCCESSORS shall Be- Gle ts accoeaevS g ~ p
:ssas ( ths sftIs.. e sof & f1sspsr
IT. " ssMpIx1rET TimY nIrov 49,.
JAMEs y. tHELL1y, Trsssars.
Jan. 20, 1865 -4w
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T rBkICA TfNG COAL OflmUsed r';F5
sscosss by our ~ osnefs 50 substitutS ~ ~
ol yor sAis b N1LkMs0s. sARrLux = 60