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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-10-22
WOODSTOCK
FEMALE SEMINARY.

feNHIs Institution will reopen on the first Mon
Z day in September
Terms per Session Of Five Nonth-
l-0rthogra. Shy, Reading, Writing ond
Mental Arithme;ic ....... 81 so
2-Geo., Grammar Written Arithmetic. 10 90
3-Geo., (lligh School. An. & Sacred
Grammar and ANALYSIS, Ing. Comp6-
sititn, History aud Arthme,ic,....... IL 50
4-Menta and Moral Science, < al. Pho
sopby, Chemistry, Botany, A.tlonc.
my. Heather Mythology, aud Ian
guages ........... ......... ............. IS co
Incidental Fee (requred in full in all cases. 20
Music on Piano. 20 GO
Use Of Instrument. Observation-Disclosures. 2 80
Board, including washing, fuel, lights
and tuition. observation-disclosures. ...... 100 90
Address z. ". MAGRC DER, Principal
Aug Is Woodstock Va
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Tn CONSTMpTiy

The REV. EDWARD A. WILSON Will send
free OF Charge to ali who desire IT. the prescrip'
ton with the directions for making and using the
simple remedy bY which he was cured of lung
affection and that dread disease Consumption. lis
only object is to benefit the afflicted and lie hopes
every sufferer viii try this prescription, as il viii
cost them nothing, and May prove blessing.
Please address
Rgy. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. l65 South md ST., Wi..iamsbureh, \. Y
Nav Ply
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SALE OF A
1OE Acres, 8 rds & SO sd. pls,

more or less, about four milest Northwest Of
Mount jackson. The soil is limestone of ex
cellent quality; about 81 acres are well tim
bered the greater portion Of the timber OF the
very best quality.
The improyemenls consist Of o cnnI . Atn1.r
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Alexandria Market

Corrected By Gtejn, Bechlam d, Co.,
Commission, Grocery and Feed Mcrch nts,
No. SO King Street. Alexandria.
OCT. 70 1863.
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PAINTS for EARMERS and others.-The
Grafton Mineral Paint Go. are now manuiac-
turing the Best. Cheapest ard most Durable
Paint in Use; the coats well pat on, mixed with
pure Lnseed Oh, VIII last 10 or Is wears it is !
light brown or beautiful cho ,oae color, ard
can be changed to green, lead, stone. drab, olive
OF cream. 10 suit the taste Oft consumer. 1t
is valuable for Houses, Barns. Fences. Carriage
and Car -Inakers Pals aud Woodel-wafe Agri
cultural implements, Canal Bouts, Vess-ls and
Ships Bottoms, Canvas Metal and Single
Roofs III being Fire and Wafer prooi), Floor Oil
Cloths, tone Manufacturer having used 5902 bbls.
the past year.) and as paint for any purpose is
unsurpassed Tor body, durability, elasticity, and
adhesveness Price SIS per Dol. OF 500 lbs, " hich
ted in all eases as above. Send for circular
which gives fail particulars. None genuine UNI
less branded in trade mark Grafton Mencral
Paint. Persons can order the Paint and remit
the lnone7 receipt ot the goJis. Address
DANIEL BiDWELI., 254 Pearl ST., n Y
,Tuna Is ;GS
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SO 20 o tt y S
Double Refined Pond

Made from night-soil. bloos., bones and offal,
ground to powder.
Its effects have been most astonishing. doubling
the crops. and maturing them ten days or two
weeks earlier. Equal to the best brands Of Srper-
phosphate for Present Crop. etlto' sold only for
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} AMIN q,
GRAlNiNG,

PLANTING,
GRAlNlNG,
PApERiNG, SC.
am always ready aud prepared 10 DO all
Kinds 81 work 10 my line Of bushes, vt shor,
rotiee aud reasonable terms. an also
prepared to do
ALL KINDS OF TURNING.
solicit the patronage Of the public, ana
return thauAs Ior past patronage.
Sept. Il, II. JNO Fl. FRiTEF.
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S p ECIAL TICES
ID [From Dispensatory Of the United States. ]

tOIHO.
~ from pispensatoFy Q! the nitcd states.
DiooAA CahN AfA-'BU Gnu LEAVES.
ai,ow 'he 10 cail yonr assentlon 90 my PhE-
g I, ahd liO ~ of No-hfOOND - IRdaT
IOtH - Inc competent parts are NUGIfO,
1oHY feoy toohDo, = Glfifian BEHaiES.
o1Uos y 1fepefa,,,oh:. --nacnu. IN vacua. Juni-
per Serres by distlliation, to torna fine gin Cu-
e eeos sS'facted ov asiacanent os iqu'r %otalnee
~, ~ seis ii.'is sugar
, s'', y oi'oi .on Vi sfir'' anu more paiataoie
49, ~, .y ~" =, USE active properties are
sp ,".h ,i's, a', sA' az ~ :.
,f - a. a. pep'teu y ;Da'Ssls.S secfaiN, =
a. 49, "a. 0e',i, = q pau, .'al eiss us
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+, ,e i"s q u''h alu Suienmu
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ana IaeMical warehouse o34 btoad"ay,
tf'""' 'e i"' 9s' a "a ing NneS's III ti'e
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an n ~. a ~ iieinio',1
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7 -. 80, c,,,I - ~ 80, = - - 49,
,"fe "een ."f"' "0i5 ini''esse" WIN ms o"ifao-
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f'[,h 0. ! overs "eig"thah' aahu'aciuFlnS
SHeIis'S' Ni'i'o "ao Drown streets rliiia-
;, u1sp-iia'
h&tMaohr FLUID hXrRAcr BUcHp, tor weak,
ness a'ls IS 'ioin e''on. "e 'Aao9'to
powers % -'a'uie MN are ~ ~
mani ""i ihihe > nnP'ois' ainons "nt''' IN pe
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-10-22

A. this season Of the year, the general
health of the country IS very good, with some
exceptions, such as constitutional Bilious
IcmPeramen's, sonie victims OF Dyspepsia or
nervous weakness, i'll which case the sufferer
IS afflicted more CO less with the warm weather
low coming on. 10 such we would suggest
the use OF gentle stimulus or tonic, such as
TIE FORMING STAR BiTTERS,' which
can he procured q any Druggist These Bit
tefs We can recommend very highly as Il pre-
vontive and care Of the above named diseases.
They act directly upon he liver, driving the
overflow Of bile from the stomach, purifying
the y sten an strengthening the nerves, eau
sing the digestive organs 20 perform their
proper functions, giving fresh energies to the
Invalid and health TO the nerves. To
Delicate or Elderly females We especially re-
commend them. The Morning Star Bit;ers
are very pleasant 70 The taste OF the most fas-
lidlous. May %.
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q o REAL ESTATE OWNERS!

ALL Persons in Virginia having Real Estate
sach as FARMS, MILLS, FACTORIES TOWN
PROPERTIES anL TIMBER LANDS that they
wish to sell, are advised to advertise the same
first, in their own loca journals, and next in thl
BAGERSTOWN lAIL., newspaper Tint
CIRCULATE 2500 COPIES WEEKLY,
/. publish ID at Hagerstown, Nd. by DEcuEnr X W l.
SOY. The tide Of emigration i row rolling OF t;
| Firginia.ous Maryland and Pennsylvania farm
crs selling of their farms at high prices and
seeking new homes In Oyr sisters State. TaOst
who emgrate, are as "A general thing, men Of mus
! ing the great natural wealth Of 'the mother o
/ States We are publishing the MAIL at q Gen.
trail point The very best ut which 10 advertise land
| Ii is very popular as Real Estate Advertisements
medium. its pages frequently containing from TIRES
! to six columns q this class 0t ADVERTISING w
! have numerous orders for the paper from time tc
! time, from persons in MARY land and at distance
who merely desire ii OF account oIIts Land adyer-
/ Using.
Gu. terms are moderate, and we viii take pleas
urc in answering all letters Of enquiry
J 5G.s- Advertisements can be sent to Us throug
the editors OF the HERALD, or direct as the parties
may prefer. Address.
Publishers Mail H.. >rstown, Ms!.
ude Ply
UURRAH! nURRAa: uURRAH:
| FOlt coon TINES AGAIN
/ CoNFIsC ALTON Is DEADi
President johnson has Issued his great
pardon to the Inhabitants Of lie
Southern Districts, inczudingthe
Shenandoah Talley, and Il on
~ behoores tie Farmers to
s'ppIy themselves aetth
OH &c Cos SUPER
PUOSP II re
OF y I III B..
And drill their " heat and raise good and bounti-
full crops land we viii soon regain the good old
times experienced in past years, and regain for
old District No. J, the wealth she once enjoyed
Farmers, don't appreheud desire to Hum
bug you or sell you a worthless Fertilizer but
call and SCI for yourselves before purchasing or
read the array Of Gentemen's certificates ID the
merits OF our Phosphates.
Call without delay. Don't lingcr don't be
penny -wise and ponud-potisl, and permit this
season to pass without trying quantity of
GILL co.'s PHOSPG HATES.
We want every Farmer to try them along side of
Peruvian Guano, at slice per ton and oui lhos-
pilates at So. aud decide as others have done,
, that ellis is the best and cheapest.
Farmers, only cali and see US, we are pleased
to anu to accommodate the MOI king Farmers,
and to assist them in raising good crops. Farm
ers that used our Phosphates last fan have laid in
their supplies again, and viii use no other but
Gill d Co.'S. olLLs& CO., Manufacturers.
Sept. 49, fugh's Run, VA
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THIRTY DOLLARS PER TON.
Packed in barrels Of $50 lbs. each.
l. d n e d IL 6 e

dCA1u III DIT tIs u .JV Tue tUNH.
i u n u d = S Z
l-C0ARSE and MIXED. 2-FINE suitable
for Drilling. And 3-FLOUaED BONE.
Isss~ We WARRANT OUR BoNEro ANALYzE PURE
Packed in bbls. Of $50 lbs. each For winter grain
Douhle-Re6ned Poudrette and Fine Zone. niixeS
equal proportions and dyiiled IN with the seed,
ave produced most remarkable effects. Sold as
" as any article OF the same purity and fineness
the market.
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nitro Phosphate of Lime,

We offer this Phosphate confidently as being as
good. if not superior to any ever made or sold
IN this market, containing Il larger amount of sol
liable Phosphate and Ammonia than usual in Su
perphosphates For PERMANENT, as well as for
immediate powerful effect upon land, IT HAS NO
EQGAL.
Price in New York. sos per Ton Of 2,otc
lbs. For price lists, circulars. &C. apply to
H00E Il WEDDERBURN.
June 4-6m#25 Alexandria, Va.
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New Advertisements.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
IN EDIN BURG

IN EDIN BURG
John Pnkey and vile, &c. vs.. Virginia C
Bowman.
Pursuant 70 decree Of the county court Of
Shenandoah. pronounced in the above named
cause. on die It'll day Of September. 1868,
shall on Saturday the 31zt day Of Octsbr '68,
upon the premises, proceed to sell al public
sale . The h, CHEST bidder, A HOUSE s LOT
in the town Of Elinbnrg. being the same
which belonged 70 Stephe.. Bowman, deed,
upon the following
Terms. - One third in 80 days: one-thrd
in year and one-tlird in two years from
day of sale all 10 bear interest from hat day;
the purchaser to give bonds with two good
securities, and lien TO be retained in the
deed as additional security. Sale TO take
place about | O'clock L. NJ
Oct. Its NJ. BIRD. Comr.
EXECUTORS SALE OF A
II VERY VALUABLE FARM.
ny viriure Of The last will and testament of
Jacob Emswiller, deceased, shall, on
IhurSday The 5h day Of .Vopember, 1868. upon
the premises, proceed to sell at public sale, to
tile highest bidder. the farm which the late
Jacob Emswiler resided containing, by a
recent survey,
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i VALUABLE C4Np4IGY PAPER

FOR THE CAMP AIGN.
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sY HILLS,
IN ALL IT'S FORMS.

ISEASES OF W MEN,
Lois Of appetite, Sick Headache, Lirer mpInint,
Pain in the Back, jmprudeaee ~ Life, Grassi,
GENERAL BAD HEALTH
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TADiE's HATS FINE ASSORTMENT.
L Al Col cheap store opposite court house
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ELL WOOL CASsIMEREs FOR7( & 45,
L at Gobb's cheap store Woodstock Va.
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REEVES All ECTA
FOR THE HAIR.

THE NATIONAL INTELLI(ESCER.
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ARTICLE FOURTH.

The COO hundred third Of the capital
stock and in the foregoing are shall
belong To- The SAT- q B. Hunt Prattans M Peter
the discoveries entees AIMED In arce second
their assigns and shall equally with the 9th shares
but pay Of money shall BE- red fm the holders
thereof assessments received from levied
upon the other stockhlder being considered having
already been pail By the holders reserved shares
IL TO say when 81 twenty cent on the amount suo
scrneo for the her shsres pad then GU prenty ave
per th Of the said ed shall be
sidered having been also paid when 800 bfy per
d. ia on sh the shat
stock on sD hhy has been psd sni
But profits Of the Company shall be
equally paid hol OF s shares in proportion only
the bumber shares held by each bat hch
nstamen, sh II be shall be emit led to receive any
divoen
Tb. arcepapce the subscro ng Of
their these articles Of association shall imply
the part Of the ss6 O. \. Hunt VIM r. Pratt aud P. NJ
retsrson fnl ansfer and gnment Of ali
their rs hts the STATE Of Loussns their discovery
i'm entian whether The pstentabe equsble and
TO all future improvements on the sama
The said pstente shall further Untitled to receive from
the said Company S7UUO thousaI dollars a
pent for thr add exp riments
injection with their discovery which SAID shall
up: LIST By alIowg them C5b fifty per the
first assessment shares subscribed by others and 3D.
either Of be profits o. the Company OF like pro-
portion future assessments
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ARTICLE THIRD.

The capital stock this Corporation hereby dxed At the
sum Of $z00OD Two Hundred and Ten rbouss liars,
represen by 100 hundred shares OF SJO Que
hundred dos Of which third ZOO seven hun
shares reserved and set for the purposes ex
pressed in he article following the other two thirds OF ~
ourte hundred shares shall be subscribed and paid for IS
foow The subscb TO the raid Company shall pay ino
the hands IN Predn ts organization for business
ten dollars each ard hsre Il TO subscribed oy
them the remaining nine COL share abe on de-
mend the Office SompsDy after hrtl days 70 ice,
the Board Dir quife out no call shall At
he made for than ten dollars per share
every sockhooer after the payment OF the hrst inst
Of per may discharge himself from all further
liability the remaining install ments b. declaring ct the
Office Of the Company, 1t lime provided be before the
exOration of the thirty days Botce above mentioned In
witch such stckhoder shall forfeit all payments there
tofore made BY him.
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HA~ KINGS sRANCH-
CORNER OF GRAvIER AND ST. CHARLES,
Opposite ST. Charles HotslJ
RE-oPENED-A B. CUSTER IN cRAR3E
The hest br.p ds Of LIQUoRs and WINES such as Hsw
kns has set forth for years. constantly hand Alss
CIGARS.
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TIFE Insurance. 7r
PIEDMONT REAL ESTATE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA
For Life Insurance Only.
AUTHORIZED CArlrAb.. Ou
A purely Southern Contrary. the Piedmont offers great
sdvsns 10 those DESIRING their lives. Policies
issued all clans and low rates All made
tire basis Of real the company dseardng
curities foundation tor credit The riedmout exclu
sIve for Life InsuIsnce bat hrscass risks
ref 10 ITS the best oof Of the estimation In
which it Ia held by people, -ar
HOME OFFICE: MONTREAL, NELSON COUNTY. VA
PrssoeBt-w. O CARRrN6TON
Secretsry-J J. HOPKINS
seoicai dvhsr-G HENRY PERRow, MD.
Directors-W. ID. Cabell Hudson, Martin O. A schater
z. Thu,mond Il. p Fitzpatrick W p. Shepherd, j. 4
PEBBLES VIM. Gordon, ID. j. Hartsook
New Orleans Agency: "a Union Street
DABNt Y II. MATRY,
General Agent for Louisiana. TEXAS and Arkansas.
Y H. WlGFALL.
Local Agent
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Tb. Trustees rave resolved pay INTEREST DrvI-
DESD efIEN Prs CENT per annnm toe cash pay
rts OF Capital Stock and u 1sh WIDE d Of FTP
TEEN FIR ar Mt tOckhoders their earned psrtic
pstng eauns for be year, ana after the
day oi June, ext, lsfS.
They also resolved TO call r iustament II TEN
the Capital stock OF the Company payable
before the TW EsTY SEvENrH da Of June next 1864
MIC-fL hUsSoF, President.
BAR sON DoANE, Vice President
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NATURAL Gas COMPANY,
CTATE OF LOUISIANA
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.

Be kpowp that on this twentyhrss day Of Nay In the
year eight hundred and sxty hit oeo me-
Pierre Chres DER pub ic IN and fr he city Of
New Pa ish If Orie-ps State Of Loussn sfoesa
duly msson-d and anne ana apPesred
the arties whose names heT subscribed who de
cared that tvzng elves Of the provisions OF the
statutes h. Of louisiana r-late 70 the gsns
Of corporations in this Stas they have eoyensatsd and
agreed b. the renanL agree and onf
themselves and III whom thu repre-ent u form tbs
constituse corporation Tor the o9ects A.
purposes and under the sp1stons and regulations follow
Ing that Is TO say:
ARTICLE FIRST.
The name and title Of said corporation shall be TIE LOU
JSrANA NATURAL GAS COMPANY, and its dounicl is
established in the city Of New Irlesns
ARTICLE SECOND
The object and purpose ssd Corporation Is TO extract
rom the soil Of Of Louis the natural
tanned TO its surface AID 20 improve utilize CT
etssd stribuEs u same by the use the me MS and
hBeHy Invented by Caleb Hunt. Wlism Pratt and
Peter Petersor for which application tor patent has
be hed and Of such other machinery poaratns,
improvements mscna ic CHEMICAL hereafter be
devised invented constructed BY tbs pa'entse
others frcm i'd Company scquire the right OF
using and working the same.
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ARTICLE TENTH.

The Board Of Directors shall appoint secretary and all
clerks and The pleasure and
shall tx the salaries of all officers 0 the Corporation and the
amount security shs be required any Of said
and AGENTS Sal Board also de
the Of the ordinary business THE psny
committees he body, their officers
they may dem expedent and point agents with
in without the stzte under such conditions
shall proper they shall have the
laws and regulations, and nd and alter the
whenever the Of Corporation require and
shall also have the supply any ces that may
their Board Such vacancies may be decisred
Of gnati0n Of the requisite
shares Insolvency absence without leave three
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-03

The statement transcript from the Books
Of tie Company. A. CH1APkLLA, President
j. NJ. CRAWFORD, Secretary.
State Of Louisiana Parish Of Orleans City Of New Orleans
Sworn and subscribed before this thirteenth day
May, 1868 g. MAGEER Notary Puolic-
The Board Of Directors declared dividend Of Twnsy
DOsr per hare 70 be The ereo Of unpaid socK
Full paid rhcaes Of Stock will be issued 10 the
Stockf ocers and after LIST July 1858.
The Directors have further resolved redeem Twenty i've
per the outstanding Scrip of the Company on and
after June I. 1868
Six per cent the outstanding Scrip Of the Com
parry will be paid holders thereof and AFTER June
1868
DIRECTORS.
A. f. Baden, r. W Adams, J. A Seepouret
A Chspels, G. Kohn. L. NilaudOn,
L F. Generes, B. salay J. Goldsten,
l. Moulor, J. j. Fernandez, " Bur he,
W. B. Schmidt A. Ooutin. G. Blanchn.
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from the books Of the Company.
CHAs BRIGGS, Ppssidsnt
J. P. Rogx, Secretary
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans.
svsrn subscribed before this sd day Of March,
1865 PAUL w. OOLLENs
Third Justice Of the Psses
Six per cent interest all outstanding Scrip win be paid
TO the legal holders thereof Monday May
OHAs. BRIGGS, President
AR. CARRuRE, Vice President
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, 4
Parish Of Orleans, City OF New Orleans.
Sworn to and sub scrbed before this 2st Gay Of May
A. D. 1868 PANIs CHILDRsss.
Second Justice Of the Peace, Parish Of Orleans.
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ARTICLE ELEVENTH.

Books for registry Of tire capital st ct
shs be opened and kpt SUBJECT TO the restrictions d eced
signed by the ockholder attorney and
which SAID book the Directors close often
H,nes or mSy require but not TOR longer period
Should any subscriber TO the stock desire to transfer the
me previous full having been made shall be
TERN 70 DO so oy subs n.e q the subscription Of the
tory TO the Board Of Directors.
ARTICLE TWELFTH.
failure from any cause to elect Directors on the day
Dir then Office shall hold until another
held
ARTICLE THIRTEENTH
Each shareholder at al meetings for the election
TO vote on s hare Of stock held By S@ provided Ss ne
all have owned his stock least month prior day
u ''' ARTICLE FOURTEENTH.
This shall exist for the term Of I've year.
from the date Of the recording q this charter he ONCE Of
And he ou.Tations Of The Oompan NAV e,m,pee and h.
carried with only OnehAf Of its capital stock
ARTICLE FIFTEENTH.
The following named stockholders, viz: George Foster J.
n Ispsyss D. Sis:SSsy slsne s sp,ss and Caleb
Prs.dent aud said shall serve until superseded BY
ARTICLE SIXTEENTH
The Board Of Directors may accept professionally any
power privilege conferred on tins Association by any
amendments II law under which the formed
BY the adoption Of art " the Legislature but
hnal acceptance Of such privilege shall do
mined BY vote Of the majority 10 Of
hoioera
ARTICLE SEVENTEENTH.
The liquidation Of the affairs Association be
made by three commissioner appointed the Stockhodsrs
meeting convened for thst ae days
vious notice two newspa Published in New Orleans
ad iQudAto shall be solvent residing Ia this city
not Indicted the AssOcst their Office shall
be assigned, and all necessary conferred upon
item
The peried Of liquidation be fixed veil Is their
compensation in such the stockholders
resolutions, in general meeting nvened determine.
ARTICLE EIGHTEENTH
The Of the stockholders their residences aud
rumb-r Of shares held by each respectively for
reclared be subscribed this
opposite the names OF each respectively.
Thus done and passed ONCE said city Of New
Orleans In he presence OF ado phe Blsche aud Henry
bysms Jr competent witness who hereunto sign their
together with the said parties said notary
Original signed: GEO FOSTER and others
p. CHS. CUVELLk R
Notary Public
H. NJ. HYAks, in.
A true copy II the original;
Signed p. CHS CUvELLIER
Notary Public.
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ARTICLE FIRST.
ARTICLE SECOND

The and title said corporaton shall be THE LOU
JSrANA NATURAL GAS COMPANY, and its donnicI is
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ARTICLE NINTH.

mscrity ofthe Board shall be necessary to for qpo
rum decision OF such majority shall be valid corporate
The Board Of Directors shall fun power are hereby
authorized buy eel such personal property as
may be required Tor the use Of the Company.