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~ saa pc swlu for the Trustees to invest the capits
st9ek aud other monies Of the Company in bonds and mort
ss "a sa estate IL the pahes Of to
not exceeding hall the capital stock andn
bsro5 s he properly shall be worth amount
AheS may also invest the capital stock and other
eash nas 81 the Cempany any bonds or saes cTest Nv
e W II We laws e he uned states or Of this state or Of
the aforesaid Ne seeares, bonds OF stocks -'4h " ' "
the corporation may hold sea essate N mn ,,o, No. ~
ceeding Of its capital stock bus Il shei b M
he lKnslses Y purchase in additions ang nroperty % ma,
s the company at any forced SAID te same
NOTED thereby. ~ NO+SpNHs "ouu oe pro
They shall have TO dispose af MARRIAGES. abtsjs
oy NAy OF security OF Of stocks pledged for seeF y ~
pey conveyed To tnem In satisfaction Of Ahte
S oF a. Psee sale ndgarnis or 9ders
ahle or mmavable, which may have bean a 4Ss,s9 y, 8
company for OF eones hng the opets0aS Of is 6rsiSess
ihey may at their discretion receive the stock at he
eelapany 81 its market valne IN payment any ess ans
@ heia 70 ne extent q The accumulation o the eout nt
sn0 q e COMPANY provided for In Article Third oi his
hstei and hold o. sell The same loan R lands to ID e
tent on such tme AID seeurfy they may foul Iro 10 @
prescribe Tor the haneft Of said sontingentiuad
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-08-17

Charles H. Lusenberg District Attorney Of the First
Judicial District State Of Lqusana, hereby certify that
examined the within act Of Incorporation 'S0uhern
Hospital Association for disabled soldiers" am
opinion that the purposes and objects Of the coronation
specified Ia said legal and that Of provisions
therein contained contrary 70 Law.
tSigned) G. H LU2ENBERG
DstEies Attorney of She irst Judicial District
State of Louisiana
certify the foregoing to be copy the
original act, he and of record in my Office, and the
approval thereof by the District attorney.
THEODORE o. SrAkKE, Notary Pubiic
Nsw Qrleass 18th July, 1866.
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lue houVe ataoslehb Is "a Juat' VI no N4au SVAAoS'
fr m the books of the Company
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH ORLEANS, CRY or new ORLEANS
to subscribed before me- this 10Th day of March
1866 EDMOND MEUEIER,
Third Justice Of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
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For Disabled Soldiers.
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The New York herald., 1866-03-08

THE ORANGE MOUNTAIN HOUSE-SOUTH ORANGE,
viii be open April for first class families and tran
sent boarders via Morris Essex Railroad foot OF bar
clay street. Mrs. s. A. GERZABEK, Proprietress-
WALL HOUSE, WILLIAMSBURG, N Y.-ONLY 50
w minutes from Broadway New York city offers superb
accommodations at moderate rates
The New York herald., 1866-03-08
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, march 10 r. N.
AsHEs-Receipts pkgs The market was quiet and
nominal foi want OF suppllea
BRRADsrtrrs 1898 bbls. nour, l. 100 bags
corn meal, $3.50 bushels corn s,7lo do oats 400 do
rye and 60 do. malt Inferior and common grades
Of State md Western -four were dull, heavy and
nominay 1oc. per bbl in buyers favor Good 10
prime qualities though somewhat heavy, were not
quotaby lower. Ordinary grades nominal Tho
salcs, including all descriptions, comprise $500
bbls at our revised quotations annexed
Southern aonr In fairly active demand, and for
choice brands prices wore pretty steady. Tho under
grades, However generally dull, with declining
tendency Tho sales about 100 bbls Canada -four
was In demand but at irregular and declining prices for
common qualitiee No quotable chang, In prices for
prime parcels The saics embrace 400 hbls Rye -four
was quiet and nominal a. our quotations Corn meal
The New York herald., 1866-03-08


altogether nominal No cargoes were sold.
FREGHrS-There was rather moro nrmncss in cotton
freahts, but other stun was unchanged. The en-
gagemcnts wcre:-ro Liverpool, $50 bales cotton at
51sd. 3sd, TO- 900 bushels corn at 4Hd per steamer
1900 bushels corn at Ssd 500 tierces beef d. 3D.
200 bales cotton at I'D and l5o erces lard at 2ss Tho
charters were:A British brig from Froutrera 10 New
York, mahogany, $i2; brig from jacksonville t. Cua.
Goa lumber, s12; one to Nova Scotia 30c. per bbi
Q ship Acapulco brig 70 NarseiI.s slaves; British
brio and Brtsh schr. to Bahia and Pcrnambuco brig
70 Vera Cruz British brig to Nueyitas and back bark
80 Havana. ship Midnight To load In the line for San
Fruncisco and schooner to New Orleans on private
terms.
Mor,ssrs--rhe marke, was quiet and nominal We
only heard Of small trade lots selling Full prices
rcahzcd
Pnoyrsoxs Receipts, l. .s7 bbls pork lo7 do beef.
500 pkgs cnt meats s5l do lard and 403 dressed hogs
The pork market dul and prices again ruled lower
closing with the tendency st IN buyers favor. The
sales about 1900 bblS, at f26 56k $40 20 for
new mesa closing a the inside price, cash. $40 rs for
old and $40 70 so 20 for primo ALSO about 900
bbs mess, for future delivery, including all Of
May sellers option mostly II not all at S26 02k 427 25
The beef market fairly active and prices steady
with sale OF 90 bbls at SIC go for new plain mess
and $40 80 ga 70. new exrs mcss Beef hans @ werc
"a rs Of 500 boxes al als for Cumbcrand cut, and
ps. s for % s Ss' .s vsss
pkgs a. NE i2,ic. for shoulders, and loc .
sAe for hama Dressed hogs wore dull dull and
Western, and 12bc 1sc for city. Lard was
steady. with more active demand Tho sales were
sesu r. on the sp., q LOG isS s.s vssrr srsr
d 32c sc Cheese rather quiet but steady ~ Ice
q 23c for common TO prime
PkrRorsus. The market wm quiet and nominal We
note sales 900 bbls mainly at 26kc. 27c for crude
43c s5c for refined in bond and 0Oc. 03kc. for
nned ce also about 500 crude In bulk, - gravity, AZ
20c.
RicR-rhe market continued Inactive and nominal
Small lots sold 10 the trade NJ exc. exc for Rangoon
and i2isc. 13tsc for Carolina
IT 10
continued nominal Tho sales were 90 hhds Cuba mus
covsdo private terms, and 232 hhds do lie. 13c
also % boxcs Havana at 1870.
TALiow vas In demand, hut the market was rather
heavy We note sales Of 100 900 ib.., at Ike q 12c
wseKsy.--Reccpts, 346 bbfs The market un-
changed In every respect The sales in rinng lots
mostly a 81 % n 81 30.
The New York herald., 1866-03-08
MATRIMONIAL.

M MARRtAGE.--A GENTLEMAN, YOUNG. WITH A FAIR
.'l puron OF cash and very sree rspcctatons desires
" " mas .9nc gooi and handsome gih hs wife. Her hap
n.- WI % he own, aud the object of marital
reisi ons money object, bst youth ind spe.abe tli
maids widows and ugly ~onscu oser IA eeei not rpSuoui
W We Man Herald 0ur,
The New York herald., 1866-03-08
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

ITO rArLoRs SCOTS REPORT or FASHIONS, FOR
spring and summer, just published II includes re
fully oocrod steel plse engraving representing goods with
ct cutting, scales pattern sheet, and pamphlet
planning la English German the whole work which
the ouy authoritative In America price a. onice III
BrOadway, Gisey building, room 10
The New York herald., 1866-03-08

wheat was not In very good demand and prices for
common grades were tending rather In buyers favor.
Prices for prime qualities retained their previous stcadi
with sales Of 30 0O0 bushels mainly 81 n for
new No amber Milwaukee, 81 90 o 81 65 for old NIL
warkee club and 81 90 for Chicago spring Corn
was IN fair demand prices, II anything, were
rather 1rrner, though no posivc alteration was
noticeable The sales we're about 60 900 bushels at
s3c for yellow Southern. Soc for yellow Western 73c
76c. for unsound and 1870. 7ec. for sound mixed
Western, in store and delivered Oats In better de-
mand with sales at 55c Soc. for State Sic &c. for
Jersey Sc 43c for unsound, Sic. a Sc for sound
Weston, and SAC. n soc. for common Rye was In do
mand but the market was heavy; the sales comprs "a
% 900 bushels, mainly ut 75c for Western and 81 for
Canada; 90. 81 was paid for state in small lots Malt
WIS duh and nominal Barley in demand, but
prices droopng tho sales include TO- 600 bush els
prime Canada West ai 81 Is
CorroS.-Some pretty largo lines low nidding were
sold At something under suboined quotations The mar
ket otherwise quiet and nominal. The sales com
prised 700 bales mainly at the following quotations
The New York herald., 1866-03-08

Since January 4e4.eo7 sieSs% 2sl ssa 2se Goa
The following In the amount Of government tax paid
by the various banks in Brooklyn their capital div
dends deposits and circulation for the SIX months end
ing December 81, 1885, Those Of them which have
made no returns on capital and deposits have bccn
changed into national banks aud the rcturnsof the City
Bank on those items represent only two months
The New York herald., 1866-03-08
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
T,OR sALE-A FEW THOUSAND DOLLARS ARKAN-
sas Levee Bonds, drawing ton per .cen interests or
would furniture other property Inquire OF
or address d., 176 Washington street.
NOR sALE-sOO SHARES CITIZENS GAS COMPANY
II OF Brooklyn Apply at 6s Broadway, room II.
The New York herald., 1866-03-08

eJ BANKERS
In connection with houses In Philadelphia and Wash
ngton this day open an cfioe at No. Nassau street.
corner Of Wall street. In this city. ~
York; Mr. H. c. FAHNESrOCK, OF our Washington house.
and Mr. PITT COOKE, of sandusky Ohio will be resdeni
partners
We shall give particular attention purchase and sals
Of GOVERNMENT SECURITIES and to orders for pur.
chase and sals Of STOCKS, BONDS and GOLD.
JAY COOKE CO.
New YoRx, March I. 1854
The New York herald., 1866-03-08

Since January .sas .Ce SOS $40 ss7 2oo ss2 os oeo
The imports are heavy, both IN dry goods and general
merchandise, tho total for the week being over six
million dollars In foreign gold Value
ls0A 1865 1894
Dry goods. 600 $1,000 6el g. $4,000
General merchandise 1,s35,oao l,5i0,a4s 35sp T66
The New York herald., 1866-03-08

rvHE NORTH AMERICAN LLOYD.
New Tinr of First Class Sidewheel Steamers
between NEW YORK and BREMEN via Cowes.
Tho Company have engaged the hsst class steamer ERICS
son q 5oD tons 70 horse powrr, Lowbcr Commander ts
rsve Msrh Is for Breneu having compleed extensive
repairs and considerably Increased her speed.
Rates of pasare. payable IN gold its
cabin e105: second cabin S62 30: steerAge, S1 60
For freight and passage apply 10
RCGER BROS, Gencral Agents l6 Beaver street
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GrrNEI,AL -.ENVsi.


Tie hearing Of tLo Meteor case has louIledu
Saturday next Of which time lii LyaI,s Viii conclude lis
argument for the defense.
The telegraph informs of The departure from Port
land No. for the British possessions of Fcni4n army o.
300. The men went ia orc vessel ald ter arms n enc
ot4cr-a peculiarly lileruan method Of invasion.
Ia the Forty y,ltl-st. tragedy ce, tl' Cor n0rs
u Us dee Cl thlt tine two children were saoca.c-, ali
t. tle mother was tle guilty party.
The Dem0crts carried The Hartford ti'y cl'cioh yes
terIay tv -55 votes ON t1il poll The moouY ~ iAc
same party 81 tAc recent State election V"a double ilal
lgurc.
The Main. Republicans have ther State Convention Of,
Bias r ou 81 el-csaay, june -.
Ala Ccstonary Methodist Celebration I'm S. prlrr
Church Iourth-ayc last evening, addresses we've i.e
b. CAoi-J Chase Bishops james and Simpson.
failure o. some imp or.auce is announced from Bur
f.lo being That Of J.. s. KICKS Bank OF EAcLanse--f
H. r,r'lo9ers era friends Of the Rev. IT, J. Van
Drko ~ Brooklyn have presented lin VITA e-'cA 'oi
I2e Hq-,frd Pots about to pass ind Tie control q
VI H. VI. Eaton, an experienced Journalist.
New Orleans has been removed by tho War Department
TIE crevasses in the Mississippi continued, 40 Latest
accounts ana IL seemed highly p9bahie lLa t-e enire
sugar crop OI LOus.aAa-s enough al the largest ms
Tie steamship Tonawanda OF i}oslon was wrecked on
The Florida coast March * Tie passengers aEd c.c|
wore al saved, also part Of tho ccrro
Thomas Gloves, formerly wc..-known politician a.
this State died Troy Yesterday morning az 'he age u
Nelo7s hy the recent fire ri st. Louis was 100000 on
which tbcr, was au insurance OF - 900. serious fire
is reported 20 have occurred az DeckiTd Ala.i JOSS
$4,000 Other fires arc reported.
The Rcutucky Soldiers Convention mas odloUIAcu,
TLc trial Of Bruncr ono of The Nashville Government
sViudlors. will proceed on Wednesday Of his week.
Gold closed Monday at 10 ~ after selling az low as
woS United aud prices lmcr MoGcy on call $40 per IT,
Beat paper passes per cent; good a. o. aud ordinary at oa
! cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-10

There GRO many in New-York who cherish kindly
recollection Of the fervid aud brilliant oratOry Of No
Rev. Henry Giles and who viii hear with sncoS
sorrow that he has been fox some months miten with
disease, which renders him helpless, and from which
there is small prospect Of his recovery. Mr.. Giles had
no resource but his pen and his tongue, and in his
misfortune it is proposed to assist him by the public
reading Of one Of his latest and most characterize dis
courses, lecture upon the "Compensations Of War"
This lecture will be read on Wednesday evening April
H. at o'clock, in All Souls Church (Rey. DR.. Bel
lowss) by Mr. CHESS friend, f. j. Nichols, esq The
tickets are 81 each those who cannot attend, but
would gladly help suffering man. can send any dona-
ton to the Office Of Tie Christian Inquirer No. ga
Broadway.
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NEWS OF THE DAY.


FOREIGN NEWS.
BE- tie arrival Of the steamship Hansa from South
amptoa starch Is and Of tho steamship England from
Liverpool March g. via Queenstown March 23 we have
four DAYS later news from Europe.
The England had 100 OF cholera on board, ana 81
deaths bal occurred.
Alta Reform meeting ~ Birmingham letter was read
from Mr. BRIGHT, severely denOuEcug the arstocntc OPP
p0vcrts 90 the Reform Din. MI Bright urges tho towns
10 Eve 10 tho Government AN emphatic Endorsement.
The relation, between Austria and Prussa continue 10
be more critical, ald the crisis seems TO be morc
dangerous. -
to the Emperor vas carried praying lin 90 rmt tie
Provincial Assemblies 81 discuss and asirnss him upon
home concerns Unfortunately. Tie petition was Mega
lived by tlc Gar
By t.c1rival OF the steamship Newly ork at this port
we have dates from Panama 90 April J. 4 CHILEAN
transport with 90 board, lad been captured DI
Spanish l48u-o-var. IN Panama, an unsuccessful o.
tempt % revolution had been made. Twc-yeieat oi The
insurgents were killed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-10

The witty Freuohman. who portrayed the hour Of
creation. with venerable conservative tearing his
hair f.an,ically and eyclaming, "My God! conserve
Chaosm was not nearly SO exrayagant as he is COM
monty supposed. Witness the following extract from
tie private letter from venerable and highly respect
able Texan. whose name we have no right to print,
who is seeking home at st. Louis, and writes con-
idenlially 20 his agent as follows:
"The South Is years destroyed and total change Of
the social ana material state of the country must inevitably
easue. AZ present, seonns prosperity exists but thes
must aeon srd From habit tho negro is in tic main
Industrious Lgt ID be natural traits assume control over
hin. &c WI 20 from bad worse, til he reaches HE natural
level That great depreciation in tho lands OF tbs State
ho5 heretofore reclaimed cultivation particularly
must take place. tmuS is plain. They already nro fully ~
oTJpo cent below the ylres o. 1860 Socially too society
must greatly dotorosatc Tho emigration 10 be expected will
be OF log standard aad combining With the negro All
form Tue controlling public option Of Che country Ihe
g,nthorn oouairy vonoman heanu character no tho
uast sill tota. asspp-ar IN" msrcenery ''ede- ~ ~
s..ay ba,,,. c'o1p.,,s ;ha ea' 'oplr1l q g" hr'
,, i 'ste t o.', ss1 fs CON ING SNnileIn sst'sat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-10
The N. Y. Times says:


senator Lane Of Kansas doubt greatly exaggerated
when he said that the Republican Party 10 crambbug 70
pieces"
We are happy to be able to agree on this point
with The Times. II is the Senator aforesaid who Is
"crumbling," not the great party which has Kept
him IN Office ever since he joined it--at least, ever
since it had an Office to give him. His state OF dapi'
daton is shocking tocontempate: hence bis mistaken
notion that the party is going to wreck. 1t is a
parallel case with that Of the exhilaraed gentleman
who was found, in one Of the small hours, standing
stock still under pouring rain in the middle OF a
public square, holding out bis nightkey ashe earnestly
peered into the enshrouding darkness. what do
you mean standing out here in such storm '"quered
the puzzled Waterman. "Why, don't you see" bic.
coughed out the bewildered expectant, :" that tia
square is revolving about usl lam waiting for my
door to come round"
fthe Senator has any faith in his own assertion LEI
him resign and throw himself the people Of Kansas
for reelection They'll teach him that all that
has broken of from theRepublcan partydon't amount
TO q crumbs only q little fine dust which the wind
has blown away.