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The Shasta courier., 1866-10-20
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

n Office is hereby given, that in pursuance of
" the order of the Probate Court of the county
Of Shasta, in the State of California. made on the
18th day of October, A. d. 1866, in the matter of
the estate of George Hageboke deceased, the un-
dersgned, administrator of said estate, will SELL at
public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash. in
United States gold coin. in parcel, and subject
to confirmation by said Probate Court, on
Wednesday, the Fourteenth day of NOV en-
Der, A. ID. 1866,
at II o'clock, A. NJ, on the premises, on Roaring
River, in said county and State, all the right title
and interest that the said estate has by operation
of law otherwise, acquired, other than, or in I'D
dton to that Of the said intesae at the time of his
death, in and to all that lot piece or parcel of land
situate, lying and being in the said co Inty, and
described and known rs follows: being the ranch
known as the George Hagebole ranch situated on
Roaring River, in said county, and State aforesaid
and containing about one hundred and sixty acres.
Terms and conditions of sale-Cash, in United
States gold coin, to be paid to the administrator on
the day of sale.
D. H. DUNN, Administrator
of the estate of George Hageboke, deceased.
Shasta, October 10Th, 1866 o20
The Shasta courier., 1866-10-20

MAN at St. Paul. Minn., ran into tho
river, at point where it was three feet deen
and held his head under water until ba ,as
drowned.
The Shasta courier., 1866-10-20

A WHITE Mans GovERNMENT.-Califo
MIA has three Congressional districts. In
1860. her total vote was 10000. South
Carolina has four Congressional districts
and the number of voters in three of these
as shown by the census of 1860, was 10.
400. The number of white persons in these
three districts was 10000 and that of the
blacks 123 900. In 1860, 9,400 votes
elected as many Congressman in South Car
olna as were chosen by 1l2,000 votes in
California. This is political equality for
white men with vengeance. South Car
olna has depended for her political status
upon her black population. and now wish
es to count the whole of them instead Of
two thirds as formerly The whole State
has not more than 10000 voters at this
time: yet this number now elects one more
member of Congress than the ll2, 900 voters
of California. And after the next census,
even without a further increase of her
voting population, South Carolina will
claim another Congressman. In 1860 the
entire population OF that State, white and col
ored, was 700, 900, Of whom over 400, 600 were
of the latter class. If the Constitutional
amendment equalizing representation is
not ratified by the requisite number of
States, South Carolina after 1870, will have
two Congressman based on her white and
three on her black population. This is an
extremely mixed affair to be called "white
mans Government"
The Shasta courier., 1866-10-20
Dated Shasta, Oct. 10, A. D. 1866.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, !
Cauntv of Shasta

I, CHARLES MCDONALD, ounty Clerk of
the County of Shasta, and State of California, and
ex-ofco Clerk Of the Probate Court in and for said
County, do hereby certify the foregoing to be
true and correct copy of an order duly made and
entered upon the minutes of said Probate Court
Witness my hand, and seal of said Pro
H.. s. bate Court this 10th day of October,
A. D. 1866.
go CHARLES MCDONALD. Clerk
The Shasta courier., 1866-10-20
SUICIDAL MANIA.-Suicide in San Francis

SUICIDAL MANIA.-Suicide in San Francis
co is almost epidemical. They average three
and four month. Last week there were
four, and three in two days. This, says the
Bulletin, is novel and most alarming
feature in our social system, and one which,
considering the absence of any extraordinary
exciting causes, is fearfully unaccountable.
The Shasta courier., 1866-10-20

L. j.. A. Smith, W. p. Frederick Schumau, W.
a; "A W. 3 kidder, R. s.; J. A. Lutty, A. R. s.;
Thompson Kennedy, f. S. &C. L. Watts, Treas ;
James McElroy, Chap; George Cline, C. F. A.
alien, A. c.; Frederick Cusbman, I. s.. A. S.
brown, o. s.; Erastus Dickinson, P. W.P.
Regular meetings Sundays, at I o'clock, P. NJ.
Members IN good standing in other Divisions tenn
porarliy In town are cordially invited to meet with
us. o20
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MARRIED:

In Shasta October 7th, by Hon. C. C. Bush,
County Judge, VIM. VI. Mitchell to Miss Mary A.
Holland, all of Trinity county.
The Shasta courier., 1866-10-20

The SECESSION OF VIRGINIA PRONOUNCED
VALID.-The Richmond Examiner informs
US that the Court of Appeals, which is the
highest Judicial authority in the State of
Virginia, has confirmed the validity of the
ordinance of secession, passed by Convention
in 1861:
Some years before the passage of the ordi-
nance, man was convicted of felony and
sentenced to term of service in the pen
itentiary. He Sc. ed his term out and was
released. After Virginia seeded and dur
ing the war, he was again convicted of felony
and sentenced to serve a short term in the
penitentiary. Here the law of the State,
which declares that any person who shall be
convicted and sentenced to the penitentiary
shall have an additional term Of five years
added to his term if he had heretofore been
convicted and sentenced to any penitentiary
In the United States, came in and aoded
five years to the time of his last sentence. :
He had served out the term fixed by the
Court, and was serving the additional term
imposed by the law of the State, when his
counsel made application to one of the judges
of the Court of Appeals for his release, upon
the ground that at the time of the conviction
Virginia was not one of the United States,
but had. by the act of her convention, sever
ed her connection with that government
This act of sovereignty of the State of Vir-
ginia was recognized as valid by the judge,
and the release of the convict would have
been ordered but for the interposition of
the Governors pardon to the man before the
decision of the Court was announced.
As this is one of the States which Mr..
johnson is anxious to precipitate into the
Union with as much violence and haste as
that with which it was taken out, it might
be we'll to call upon him to reconcile this
fact with his rhetoric. were it not that he
would get mad and denounce the inquirer as
a traitor who deserved hanging, and who
remained at home making money while
johnson was shouldering his musket, shed
ding his blood, and making various we'll
known sacrifices of that kind at the front.
The Shasta courier., 1866-10-20
omcers of Western Star Division. No. g.
- of t., French GuIch

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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-03-10
5tlcrt AlisrcIlaup.

fArERNAL DUTY.-The father who.
plunges in'o business so deeeplv that he
has no leisure for domestic duties and
pleasures, and whose intercourse with
his children consists in brief word of
authority, or a snrly lamentat,ou over
their In oerable expensiveness, is equally
to be ptied and to be blamed. What
right has he to devote to other pursuits
the time which God has allotted to his
children Nor is it any excuse to saw
that he cannot support his family in their
present stl lie Of living, without this effort.
| ask 10y what right can his family de-
mand to live in a manner which REQUIRES
him to neglect his most solemn and i'm
por;rant duties Nor is 1t an excuse to
say that he wishes to leave them a COM
pctence. Is he under obligation to leave
hem that cumpe ence which he desires
Is 1t an advantage to them to be relieved
From the necessity Of labor! Besides,
IS money the only desirable bequest which
father can leave to his children! Surely
we'll cnltiva ed intellects; hearts sensible
domestic affection; the love of parents,
and brethren, and sisters; taste for
home pleasures habits of order and
REGULAR y, and industry hatred of vice
and vlcl"us men and a lively sensibilty
to the excellence of virjue-are as valu.
able legacy as an inheritance of pro-
pcrty simple property purchased by the
loss Of every habit which could render
hat property blessing.-WAGNsR.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-03-10

a TRIUMPH OF SCIENCE.-The liquid
Of the blood is colorless, and its red ap-
pearance is due to the presence of inm,-
merable little bodies floating in it, which
are so small that three million of them
are contained in drop which may be
suspended on the point of u needle
These corpuscles are sacs filled with Il
compound substance, and it has been
asccrtained what both the film of tho
sacs and S contents ale composed Of
Each one of these little bodies has it's
own life. They are formed aud grow,
and die and it is calculated that nearly
twenty million perish at every pulsatiou
Of the heart.
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A MAN FOR TIE TMEs.-There is q

A MAN FOR TIE TIMEs.-There is a
progressive chap round Philadelphia,
who lives on his wits, and from their
quality, we guess he won't starve soon
On rainy day he goes into bar. room,
or barber shop, and Selling the first
umbrella handy, he very augrily SAYS:
"Ah, found i, darn pretty noe, to 90
and steal "A mau's umbrella in that way ~
aud away he gees. The other day he
narcllei up to gen leman on Chestnut
street, and grabbing at the umbrella in
MS hand says he "That's mine, sir
where did you get it %
81 beg pardon, sir : it was loaned to-
me by an acquaintance. If it is yours,
take it, sir"
"slinc Of course it u.s." says DID
der, and he took it. He'll do.
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A COOP RUE Sydney, in Ans

A Coop RULE. AT Sydney, in Aus
tralia, amonng other advertisements on
the first floor of the printing office, is IL
tablet informing visitors that the editor
cannot be seen unless paid for his valua-
bic time. Accordingly every body with
out exception is advised to buy ticket
of admission at the door of the waiting
room --one hour costs los half an hour
6s., fifteen inmates IS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-03-10

o. The Sou;hc correspondent Of
The Nation has made the acquaintance
of young Alabama merchan;, with this
result. Il congra ulated him on the
probability Of his maxim. rIite fortune
from his store and the sale Of his cotton,
and inquired if he knew anything about
another SPecula ion-tho shipping of
negroes to Cuba, and selling them to
Spanish plan ers ! Yes, he said, he had
been told about that, and if he had good
uck he intended to get into it, for it was
the biggest thing YETI
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-03-10
General Nhetlan recently arrived

UGcneral Chetlan recently arrived
at Memphis from Alabama, and reports
cation prospects excellent Negroes are
anxious for work, ana readily make con-
tracts at from seven 20 ten dollars per
month. SawmiIs and factories are
being built and restored. Northern men
are welcome and receive all necessary
assistance aud information, reports to the
contrary notwi hstauding.
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10 FARMERS,
DAIRYATE.N &COUNTRN
NEELEGGSEANV7ss.
ALL WHO HAVE FOR SALE

ELOUR, Grain, Clover and Flax Seed
4 Toblcco. Hay. Lumber. Slaves, Tan.
Bark, sheep, Calves, Poultry, Eggs. Bu-
con, Lard. Bnttcr. Cheese. Game. Vegc.
tables, Wool, Rag, Furs, Skins, Fruit,
Green and Dry. &c,
Can have them well sold at the Highest Price
in Baltimore. with full Returns always within
Ten Days of their reaching the City. by for
wardi,g to the Commission House for Cuun.
try Produce Of
U. Z. MARINE,
n. E. Concr Of Frederick x Pratt SITS,
BALTIMORE, MD.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-03-10

The Swiss are highly graiied at the
result of our late war, and all Switzer-
land seems to be clarifying America
They are going to send an artist over
here for the portraits of Lincoln, johnson
Seward, Grant, and Sherman, to place IN
their national capitol.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-03-10

The Wheeling Register relates the
case of thief, by the name of Cotlng,
who recently returned to that town from
California for the sole purpose ofrestor-
ing some six or seren thousand dollars,
which he had stolen from his former
employers.
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PorrEn's LANDING, Caroline county, Nd

Mn. +. f. MARINE Having been intimately acannint-
ed with thccharaccr of your business having extended
to your care five years the sale Of my produce all
accounts have proved satisfactory and in the future
expect paronize your house My advice to all per-
sons having Grain produce to extend to n Commits
sion Merchant. may rely confidently, having not the
least apprehension but find you honest in a respects
Yours, G. STEVENS.
april 10. 1SGj-ly
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JUST So.-An editor reading in
another paper that there is tobacco,
which, if u man smokes or chew, will
make him forget that he owes shilling
IN the world, nnocently concludes that
many of his subscribers have been fur
nisLed with the same article.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-03-10

New Orleans now has population
larger by 80, 600 than ever before Gal
weston aud other Texan ci les are full to
overlooking and the same is said of
Memphis, Mobile, Montgomery, Atlanta,
and all the towns Of the Southwest.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-03-10

H. Between the dates of Jan. 5 h and
Feb. lth of the present year, the tele-
graph brought US tidings of eleven ter
rife boiler explosions in different parts
of the country, by which explosions four
hundred and ninety-six persons were
killed and tweuty-eight wounded.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-03-10

1yIt is estimated in Kansas City
that not less than FIVE hundred ex-rebet
soldiers have left Cass and jackson
counties during the past two weeks-an
exodus for which loyal men are duly
grateful.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-03-10

UThe young child of the Queen of
Spain has just been baptized, receiving
at the font, it is said, no less than one
hundred and Twelve names.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-03-10
.MEDiCL.E.4L.
C0NsUMPTIvEs,
Read What DR.. Scheuck is Doing.


DR.. J. n s,'HEXCE.
pL,R sui feel ii juty awe to 2ou and to all
who suffering unllr u..ctStS iiluwu ~ Com
sumption aud Liver Coiup.i,it, tn let thea know want
great henciits have receive" iroi YOUR Pmnnnir S3run
AMI st-N red Tonic in - shJgt time. ly the blessing;
Of GOi It has cured me thus TAR.
Or, Srhcnrk vii! lnl. my state nenf to YOU ~
fc'iuws-A hlat eighteen mouths ago was attacked
with severe cnugh. aud it settled on NV iies cpnli
not retain IFN thiu- ate. AMI Suffered with evening
'crcrs and night swa,iS. | was very much relurr,l.-
The whites If ny eyes were very yellow: kewis" my
kin: uy appetite all gone AMI unable to digest what
did eat; bowels swollen, irregular and c'stivc. wns
very low spirited AMI had sucn violent spells ii coughing
wien laid down at NIGHT md whom in the
morning that they would lust two hours.
thea would he nearly exhausted. aud was entirely
nnah" to lie on my left side. cam describe my
vrct'hcl suffering. rs w,ud wish f. do Every organ
In my body w"a diseased dcransel Suyh Was my
situi'oH AZ this tine. aud was confined II nay bed from
tn" last of f uA'y lNi2 &" June 1862, not able to SIT
up had til" hest # medical utuualc. the whole Of
the time Ny cough was =" very bad thIt it rictcd me
very much A. th.. tia" raised large uiltnity If
til. L. yellow, offensive matter, sometimes with blood
and it WAS generally arrrnplnc! with untlsea and
inrred aud thick colted tongue. at the time of cough
ing ~ badly would have sharp. shouting pain, ia my
let side and hear, night swrtts, and reue.s all through
my whole chcHt: had mHr inward fever. pain in my back
and under my shoulder hlllrs and in the small If my
back and at times that Il would throw i,t
sG'Sls NJ" my physician give me np t. de Offices
had nmi the best u them. but they tld do nothing
for m".nud at thar time w- nulius but skinnmi h"ucs
thea was IN The W ,crn pr, Of irN"nrl In .une last
We left hrre iuT tna>kssi m ia August last came
to View York; and ra,luccl t,ilt coul only Walk
itti" with my In ihluds hcp. After had been here
short time the salt water breeze hur feel much
better for time, and chen hml again to Gail rhys-
cIn for Gil We Ind four of tn" b. phySi iis Of New
York Ia" diseases II the lungs and uurtuIs of "A kln}.
but If m avail They sail WIS past cure and that M
lungs were toe" far guc for any Oh" t. cure Eur at
this time waS iy feet about the irsr, not al lr t.
| Ito much Of "u|h,rg. In November last greg ,.sc,
sud the CONSUME tiun diaIhra set in and lasted about
eight weeks. We had tried all aui everything that ]
"u.d grasp at. like dying person. FIR my diseases.
| CONSUMPTION az. liver comp9in;---but ofnoaraii.
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VIENNA, Dorchester county, Md January LIST, 1854
Mr.. T. y. MARINE Allow me on the beginning of
the new year to extend to You hearty con.rat-
ulatiuns for the satisfactory manner which Won have
gwen me for several years il The sale of conssnnents
which have ntrustcd to your care hone In the FIJI.
ure thar may he able to increase those cnnsgnneuts
and that you will receive from the public very liberal
patronage. THOMAS HIGGINS.
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Mr.. +. f. MARINE Sir We can saw thot Won nj.
ways dealt correctly and satisfactory to us for all the
business have had you to ln for u4 and we ALWAYS
recommend any persons that we know t" you and you
can USE our names for any recommendation that Won
may want. Yours,
December Doth. 1863 SPENCER 4 WRIGHT
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CARRIAGES! CARnEAGES!!
Make all Kinds OF Carriages

TO ORDER, and guarantees to give salts
faction to all who may favor him with their
work. An experience of fourteen years
enables him to say tEat his Carriages will
compare tavorahly with those of any other
manufacturer, in finish and durability. He
returns thanks to the public for former pat
ronage, and solicits the custom of the people
OF the county, generally.
Ry-Second hand Carriages taken in ex-
change for new, at fair prices.
Aug 2. lS62-Gm.
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gtw Orleans 4ai1p QJg5 qnt.
FRIDAY MORNING JUNE %. lsGs.
The Appearance OF Tho nrl,r.b soldIer.,
Correspondence Cincinnati Commercial ]

TW0FTH5P0Hd9nce CINCINNATI C0mmcrcaII
On crossing today fonnd ,nyooIf oir,o,4 :.
ferry jandin% M Galp, 50 near IS 1t to the
the iGtb and Inn roa,n Sresulars belonging to
drill in a baantttnj saagi,l51 WIRE on battalion
the room necessary far tnir mntro lney aa an
inc h3r agoiH "ePioy'pG lnto Column, and ploy.
educated n6 t nc p.itlsh army Is MOI
infantrv on ~ L"e q4Gh 9Veihents Of the French
Tso,sr, ana an thGlr movements we're in
Thaf ri ;'l'uu alle -pulhy, compact and slow
t HF pIGGtS we're not handled deity and crispIy
Win tfn P"Glp"H5 precision ~ NEE harmony
srLncr ''' F0f'"'' lue" oI SolulefS OIL the Old
TIo,,,,, ,-t,,., c,
HOW "o observed closely Tor nearly an
Ssr, u,7 Eoou material iGr soldiers there Is no
49, ov.yi4B ra@C' houeea hqt one rckety sPecl-
Nd L L.. iSuo" "nosG sharp shouder-blauts
The eat"Sss ~ tie PACK OF ms lanlin8 coat
~ 1oqtS' 10y tle way are most wonderfully
i1ss t1a'e oNJtcts III a landscape. The picket
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CHAR E5t.


CTATE OF LOUEsIAH. city oP NEW
Nay eighteen bahdrsa aid .siysIz 5aso me Tag.
ae5 a29tg Pgslc duly go7aaIissioned and 70 5 g
came aod appeared James Loagstreet Prs9o = D. Heron
: Nay and Crawford Williams composing main u Of She
WEsTFRsD Lflg n the GkEAT s9GGaEs CON
PASY OF NEW ORLEANS herein acting b. virtue OF
sad COMPANY led on tie lssh day Of Nay s m
amending spassy c embfae s g re
e nd M4Ilne Insurance as the whole will fully
cy Of said resolution part hereof Which ap1earers de-
Of the the F9ss fs aa and pr s @
adopted At The a ee 1d ~ gT9e Of p 5l9
s SEs Of h ets May earr5t they hereby
oaS sass sad to w ss articles Of the charter ne laid
sad s sy n r. L @ 9 the h''' day Of March
shall the GREXT |; hsTS9y atsred ig2
| PANf Of NEW ORLEANS. '0@i-
me at section Of article Second Of said Charter g 20
1hs PURPOSES and objects Il this company are hereby de-
l. 70 i4.ure life and make fnyurances AGAINST accident.
psy Fsser'Hg ihe privilege Of exercising or either
70 make nsueness dwelling houos stores. cotton
presses and eYe2y Other description Of buildings Household fur
pey loss Or dana. BY ire ana olAsr P'o-
TO- make n3aanees upon ships and other vessels
any oLher evidences Of debt commissions profits
and upon 6oomty and responder tia other
70 slef ne am accident fire. marine and river insur
as saa e9nSsny may cause themselves 70 be rsnsued
insurance -" 49, 1890 - 'A'1t 4AA@A9
Done and passed in my Office Orleans aforesaid on
the DAY month year fr,t tefore written in he rsgeo
Edward q. GOtschak and James FaIav s,aaS
who sign these presents with hs safd sn1ssrsrs 49, ma
notary after reading thereof. " ha
r, LSIg4ed JAMES LONGsTREET -
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NJ On u ShAdAA, SAM DEBOW,
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f. u GOTT5CHALR JAS FAHEY !
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New Orleans, May %, 1856
s. WAGNER, Notary Public.
OFFICE OF MORTaAGEs.-THe undersigned, Deputy :
aegordsr q Mortgages for the Parish and City New Of
cans STAG Of Louisiana certfe the foregoing amend
tety Book 10. G. folio "a. -
New Orieazs May 20 1865
CHAs, e LEEEs. Deputy Recorder /
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A. HARTER
CHARTER ....
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COMPANY
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before ne Ed%ara q ta e6E q ts nnetisa
@ e ~ qua. ned IN ana io the ely OF New Orleans and
whose names as VA XII e @
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STATE they have covenants IND agreed and y hee pre-
ents covenant and bud Themselves til s whom tey
t5ls paa.ions and rss"at5 5ow Ss' a S s's o0A
This company shall be established and III d,;i1 i b,
tXed IN the city Of New Oreaus and tite shall be
" LOUISIANA. 49,
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Of renous ana other wood the s4s Of the pTodac a+s
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aeylse the Gga ct Arms of the S'qg Of Louisiana Al cta
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company i formed and snail exist for and during TIL
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contract 10 sTe a. i he la5 ~ ~ 80 oe Captoe 70
hold moyeabe and e. real and personal property
and se oienate demise dispose the same tie whoe
uch rights powers privileges and mmunitie as are apssd
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and exercised by Board Drsc oTs composed Of seven
hst Monday in January OF each yenr ~ ina 0e % ta
n One or more ee0 Of be s S sse4 Sy IS
city Of New Orleans The Board shall appoint three
of The Stockholders insnert1rs II, rras;gss ~ teS
elections and If anv Of sai5 irsEertSrs CT daeii-a
fail attend the President shall anrnint ntbars in -
stead The Board thus eIerpd shan tsga ,batr - ~ III
first Monday ensuing their eeetG and sha at Ib
shall appoint Secretary RE Prssen s6a pesids ali
meetings Of the Board and Stockholders: he bn nTC+ ~
business Of Company generally under the suneryor If
the Board Of Direcors shall sign all contracts and other
vsI Of the Board such ceTk and mpays az s3e @p a
sary. The salaries Of The President SECRETARY and a ar
and employees shall be fixed by The Board In ali elections
those receiving plurality of vOge shl he daa11eG ri
elected and should election take place day
si,sns6 5ss s's s5ss sa9 sg2 %dss
Each and every person shall be emitted for each