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In all elections the vote shall be by ballot.
and each and every stockholder shall be en-
titled to vote, either in person or by proxy,
for each and every share which he, she or
they, respectively, may hold, and no person
or persons shall be entitled to vote on any
share or shares transferred to him or them
within ten days prior to such election.
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Don't fail TO see Harry Robinson and his
donkey at the Olympic this evening.
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The following named persons: A. L. Lee,
John M. G. Parker, Michael Hahn, Jacob
Hawkins, Thomas G. Tracy, shall be and
they are hereby constituted the first Board
OF Directors, and they shall hold their office
until the first election under this charter, or
until their successors are duly elected and
shall have taken their seats.
This board shall assume control on and
after the. frat Monday in January next. it
being understood and agreed that the pres
ent management of New Orleans REPUB-
LIc4N shall continue until that time; and the
said Directors are hereby invested with ali
the rights, powers and privileges appertain.
ing TO their Office.
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EsTAHLIsMED 1853.
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STODART
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The Leonard Scott Publishing Company
lish the
FARMER'S GUIDE,
by Henry Stenheps. of Ecinbur9b. and Nh
I: Norton, of Yale College, two voIumee row
l6in pages, and numerous enRravings.
Pr'ce-S1 for the two volumes; By ma
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SrArH OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans,
City of New Orleans,

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ARTICLE NINTH.
This Act of Incorporation may be modified,
altered or amended. and additions made to
the same, OK the said Company dissolved at
a general meeting to be convened for the
purpose, after thirty days notice in one of
the newspapers published in the city of New
orleans, with the assent of three.fSurths of
all OF the Stock Of said Company.
--.tea7isr ARTICLE TENTH. ogf o4tas
At the expiration of this Charter, or the
dissolution OF this Company prior thereto
conducted by Board of not exceeding
three, who shall be appointed by the Board
OF Directors, and which Board of Liquida-
tors shall Immediately proceed to wind up
the affairs OF the Company by selling Offtthe
assets, privileges and property of the Com
panys collecting all amounts due the
same paying all the just debts, and distri-
puilng the balance pro rata among the
The compensation of said liquidotors shall
pc liked BY the Board OF Directors at the
time OF appointment.
Thus done and passed in my office in New
Orleans, Aforesaid In the presence of Harvey
u. Dibbie and Terence Wolfe, witnesses Of
laWlnl age who hereqnto sign their names
with the parties and me notary, day and
date first above written.
Original stamped ten cents United States
internal revenue. 1llI7
Original signed, A. L. Lee and others
Harvey d. gibble, Terence Wolfe witnesses.
and Henry @. Dlhhle Notarv pnhiic ->--,'
Recorded in Society Book I, folio 2O7.
certify the above and foregoing 20 be
true and correct copy Of tile ORIGINAL act Ia
the records of my Office.
Witness my hand and seal, az New Or
leans. this nineteenth day Of November, |
1865. HENRY @. DIBBLE,4 i.
Notary Public. I
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SSIIKRIFF'S SALES.

u / tSsrAe-1Nt..-A
DT virtue OF. suhdry wits OF tier; facids.
I'D to me directed, i win selL on the
FIRST MoN4SSAY. aud TUESDAY In Oeto-
Der, next, in front Of the Court House, in
Columbia, within the legal hours, the fol-
lowing property, viz: s}jl u lirli'ti - y.
2S6 acres of LAND, in Richland County,
bounded on the North and Northwest by
Lands Of JohnD. Frost, on the North east
by Lands Of Gustavus Hoefer, on the South
by Lands of Willism Douglas, and on the
Southwest by Lands formerly owned by
DR.. John II. Boatwright. Levied on as the
property OF Peter W. Kraft, at the suitof
Charles Brown, ct al, Us. Peter W.yKraft.
... ALSO, rt-s .55f,' ~
A tract OF Land, containing 1000 acres,
more or less, in Richland County, situated
on the. Congaree River, about three miles
below Columbis, and bounded as folloWs:
On the North by Lands Of Thomas Taylor,
South by Lands OF L. D. Childs and E, J.
Arthur, East by South Carolina Railroad,
and West by Congaree River. =, e .,.t.,,,I
ALSO, fr 80
Mules, Q Horses, Wagon, Sets Har.
ness and Heifer, levied on as the proper
ty of B. w. Taylor, at the suit of ,Sallie
w. Taylor us B. W. Taylor.
Terms cash. '. Z. r. FRA2EE. Z
sept IL mth6 $50 8. r. O.
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Affairs fn VYashinpton.

WAsHrSaroN, September 16.--A
despatch says Butler has lost the
nomination for Congress. S - :
Nothing official from Maine.
The Commissioner of Agriculture
has perfected arrangements for ex-
changing seeds with nearly all the
Governments of the world. Ja ~
A quorum of the Senate, on Mon
day, is thought improbAb Able. If there
is no quorum, Congress stands adj
journed to the first Monday in De-
cember, by virtue Of the terms OF the
resolution, authorizing the Septem-
Der session. g M 't p
$2l0,000. an/ :.
The Paymaster.G Generals report
for the fiscal year ending June last,
shows the cost Of rscohstruction to
be $1,943, 600. 9 ST.
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BFtnAa0TAL AM, yCoNnr1cRCyA1,!, ,


CoHbafBIA.d s. ? o. q September II6 =,
Sales OF 20 bales cotton to-day mid
ding 201M.aia a ..; IS - q '} ,:s ,!i ~
j,s NRwi YoRKii September 16-Noon.a
Flour I0(0 11c. lower. u5 Wheat ing
settled sprihg 1(92c!s lower; winter
slightly faFofs buyers. Corn dull,
and shade lower. Mess pork declinl
ing--2S(@ (@28. 90. Lard heavy, at 1881
.@20. Cotton q shade firmer-25
251M, Freights firm. Gold AZ.
z P. M.-Cotton more active and
1ac. better; sales 2, 800 bales, at 251s.,
Flour heavy and declined 100000.
during the day. Wheat easier-white
Southern 2.50@2.60. Corn easier
mixed Southern 1.20@1.21. Mess
pork 90. Lard--steam 2O(02OI;
kettle 201S@201a. Whiskey firmer-
bond II. Freights firmer-cotton
steam 3.16.
BALTIMORE, September 49, Cotton
"a. Flour and wheat dull and
unchanged. Corn dull-white 1.2O;
yellow 1.25@1.27. Oats dull, at 7O6
rs. Rye firm. OF 40. Mess pork 81.
Shoulders IA.
CINCINNATI, September 16.-Flour
quiet and nnchai red. Corn firmer,
at 9S(01.00. W. skey scarce-bond
70; free 1.30. Mess pork dull, at 90.
Lard 49,. Bacon scarce-shoulder
12T913; clear sides 1614.
CHARLESTON, September 16.-Cot-
ton steady and more active; sales 14O
bales-middlings 81; receipts 80.
AUGUSTA, September 16.-Cotton
in fair demand; market frmer in
tone-middling %; sales 129 bales.
SAVANNAH, September 16.-Cotton
in fair demand; sales 245 bales; re-
ceipts S80-middlings firm, at 23.
MOBILE, September 16.-Sales of
cotton 600 bales; market closed hard
-middling 221s; receipts 32S.
New ORLEANS, September 16.-
Cotton : firm-middlings %; sales
1,677 bales; receipts 965. Gold433l.
Flour dull-superfine 7.12%(07.25;
treble extra 8.25@9. Corn dull, at
1.05@1. Mess pork dull, at 81.
Bacon quiet-shoulder IA; clear IS;
hams 20@22.
LONDON, September 1873 P. M
Consols 941S. Bonds 724.
-LIyERPooL, September 17-3 PM.
Cotton firmer and more doing. -
LIVERPOOL, September 1S-Eyen-
ing.-Cotton firmer and higher-up-
lands 10; Orleans 1014; sales 1900
bales.
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A CARD.

The undersigned, having sold his entire
interest in the Hotel known &C the "NICK-
ERSoN HOUSE, In Columbia, 8. c.,
would take great pleasure in recommend
ing his friends to continue their patronage
TO the new Proprietors.
Mr.. WRIGHT has had charge Of the
Hotel for me, for year past, aud will
continue to have the entire management
OF the Hotel under the new arrangement.
I feel assured that the House will main
tain it's former reputation. as first-class
Hotel. ~ y. s. NICKERSON.
COLUMBIA, s. O., September 1, 1863. ~
September 16 ID l.AGr .Afu tgEttst.j B.
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News ! Itents.


CHARnEsroN, September 16. Sailed
steamer Saragossa, New York.
RALEIGH, N. O., September 16.-
At q Republican meeting, to-day,
James w. Holden, the Govern s
san, in q speech, advised the blacks
to golSto the polls,4 armed to the
teeth. I. He said he spoke not as an
Individual, but as prophet of the
doom of the Southern Democrats; (;
and invoked the god OF turpentine to
cover with fame the dwellings, of
rebels. .,,.s ~.-
ATLANTA, September 15.-The
Senate passed the House bill giving
State aid to the Georgia Air Line
Railfoad--Higher, q Republican,
voting in favor Of the bill, but doubt
ed the. legality Of: the Assembly since
so many members have been turned
out. Two Senators were sworn in,
0ice negroes declared Ineligible. The
House is still discussing the bill op-
posed to negroes as jurymen.
MONTGOMERY, September 16.-The
Legislature met in extra session to-
day. Maj. Gen. Howard is in the
city, and was invited to seat in the
House. He will address the mem
bers. Gov. Smith. sent in q short
message; it relates almost entirely to
the duty of providing a registration
law.
PHILADELPHIA. September 16.-A
radical riot occurred last night, in
which four Republicans were Injured
one shot in the arm, another cut
withia axe. Us. b .4,..a.u
Troy, N. Y, September 16.-A
Republican procession was assailed
with stones, and, two persons badly
injured. ,s.u.y d, ~ I'LL
A mysterious double murder was
committed near indianapolis, few
days ago. A. man named Young and
his wife were killed, and the body of
Mr.. Young was robbed of $1,000.
No clue is known as to who perpe-
trated the deed. ''-
ROCHESTER,, NJ, Y.cSeptember 16.
A man was seriously shot, last night,
in spoiitical quarrel
OTTAWA, September '6,-An ap-
plication has been made for new
trial in the Whalcn case, on the
ground of che curtailnient of Whalen s
privilege in challenging jurors.
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:stya. isEelea - AAY3aaE
Cnbie, nespafcIiea.

81 p Cable, uesp fcliess T,ss Ill,
= LONDON, September 13. 1T is gem
orally considered that the events of
the last fortnight have made but lit,
tis change. in the political condition
on the COM sineRt, either to lesse OF
increase. the chances ;of, var. While,
on one hand, the press of Germany
has assumed a quieter tome and pro-
fesses TO be more confident OF peace; !
on the other hand, it is known that
France has refused the final demand
by the .Cheyalier Nigra, the italian
Ambassador, for Athet recall, of the
French troops from Rome; and at
the same time, Prince Girgenti has
brought to Paris the proposal of
Spain to cement an alliance with
France, by sending 10000 soldiers to
Rome, This proposition, and the
approaching Interview which is short
ly to take place at Bayonne between
the Emperor Napoleon and the
QueenSo of Spain; are looked upon as
foreshadowing an alliance. the object
of which is to rid France of the care
Of the Holy See, in case she should
be plunged into the war, so that by
this means France, If without any
other ally, would make Spain useful.
1t is rumored, too, that several
fighting regiments have been ordered
home from Africa; that General LIE
Bnuf has been sent non a. special
missiontto Germany, and that Prus-
sis has determined to 1'annex the
Grand D1ohy Of Baden, These add
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Mother" said little fellow, the
other night, 'is there any harm in
breaking egg-shells?" "Certainly
not, my dear; but why do you ask?"
"Cause I dropped the basket just
now, and see what mess I'm in with
the yolks!'
A LINGUIsT. Hartford paper
says that q member elect of the Con
neotieut Legislature. is ''short, fat,
red-headed, and speaks several Ian.
guages' among which is profanc, with
The latest news from the seat of
war, in South America, received in
Lisbon and London, announces the
departure of the allied armies to
besiege the fortified position of Lo-
pez, on the Tebicuay River.
A Minnesota editor says that a
man came into his Office, to advertise
for q lost dog; aud, such was the
wonderful power of advertising, the
dog walked into the Office while he
was writing out the advertisement.
A lady, in Banksville, Connecticut,
whose waterfall happened to drop
out of the window, was surprised to
find in it, few days afterwards, two
fresh eggs. Some hen had taken
possession of it as nest.
A large cargo of phosphate, from
Ashley River, was shipped from
Charleston a day or two since. II
already forms considerable item of
export from that city.
A gentleman coming into the room
of the late DIR. Barton, told him that
Mr.. Vowel was dead. "What" said
he, .Vowel dead? Let us be thank
full that it was neither nor L."
A wild hog, the size of COW, that
gnaws down trees and roots up
fences. is creating q disturbance in
Mississippi.
The New Workers claim that the
Hebrew temple, on Fifth avenue,
consecrated on Friday, is the most
magnificent edifice in the country.
Passengers are now whirled from
New York to Washington-about 26O
miles-in eight hours and q half.
why is Q girls looking for her
lover childish amusement? Be-
cause it's playing at beau-peep.
New York custom house receipts,
for the last four days Of the week
ending Saturday, 50, 1854, 900 in gold.
Silver and golden anklets for
ladies are becoming fashionable.
They are worn outside the stockings.
If it is only "conscience that
makes towards of us ALL" most men
should be fearless as Cesar. /
ADemocratic mass meeting is to
be held jq Newbsrry, on the 22d.
The "Gfecian Bend" is the practi.
cal for "She Stoops to Conquer.
Army MISUNDERSTANDING and
reviews.
People who catch at straws-Cob-
bier drinkers.
Dress iparade--A fashionable wo-
man g toilette. ~ Rt, 81. f,s
The best forms Of society-Wo-
men g natural figures. ~
All flowers Of speech spring from
Popular hose company The socie-
ty of women. '",''' -f''Er' 7'1I07
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A Colorado man having "adyer-
tised" his absconding wife. she puts
in reply thai, so far from having
left his bed and board, she owned the
bed and took it with her r"r' aE
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House and Lot for Sale or Rent.

HSSt TSt THE THE large BRICK HOUSE, on the
LII Lporner,oR Marion and -Laurel atreets,
formerly the residence of Jesse DeBruhl.
Possession given the first of October. For
particulars, address JOHN S. WILEY o
Sept4 t13t Spartanburg O. H., s. e. g.
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M-Moris Chas II; Morrison Gen q @
Msarl u o; Morrison + &; Murray z Hnmer.
Mason Gustiss: Msbsen Geo l., s Myers Geo
Henry sI' G Mi.f 5 ha 1 M1rpay % sS So. M Mo4 Sl
san Jas A: Murray Isaac T.; Murphy J: Nickel
John: Mlller Hon "A; Meoz Jacob. Mseni-
chol Mr.; Maxfeld Miles; Mcran Patrick; Mur
ply p; Morrison Patrick l.: Montgomery u,
Minor smith; Miller Tnos, 2; Mitchell Thos q.
MnsI'dge VIM; Mitchell Capt wm; MADDOX
Mc-McCsr,er a w; Nc donald Jas ]; NJ
Cave y0o; Mcbride J N; NJ MsPa-rson n N.
Cace Patrek, McSweeny q; McGrffin St.
N-Near Albert; NoIte August Nnssssua
Nsgley Gen ); Numan Jno h; Nswnouse J
z. ,; Nelligan ); Norton NJ; Mel a Smith
Norris Col : :; Neoeker Seymour: Nicholson
O-Olcott & Dodge; o'Couner Henry; Oliver
L; owen W;Cwen SamL.
P-Parkman A; Page A; Priugle Hon Benz
Clarkson; Putnam 4 r; Puiierm Chas X; Plat
Y h; Pierce Dan A; Phillips David w: Pratt
ID ID; Pendletop Elijah: Page Francis A, 2,
Palmer Hon r W Payton q lford; Phillip,
Capt Mike, Parker Prof; Parker Root. Palmer
Thos; PoIndexier WmM NJ.
R-Rertagliato Antonio; Richts Il Robson
T. II; Robinson II; Ross Edward r; Rogers
Francis p; Reise X r, ReNm Henry; R1b.rts
John r: Rogers John 1; RYAN las NJ: Rock
John; Read N :; Rsy-z, r ]; Russell : p
hA0y nos. haOfOrd WIN.
S-Sprseue Aug; Slanghter Albi; sheldon
Col NJ; Sprsgue AT; Sufiin Aug; summons
Boswell; Small Cornelius T; Sticsler Corns-
Iius H. Snow Major q &; stephen ID r; smith
J; Stockton II y; Snyder John A; SaoemAker
Jacob; Jiephenson JnO q: Schneider John n;
Sseveuson Hon Job; Shepherd jesse Il, Spain
Smith MAI n; Swetz John; sawyer Miller;
Stovel NJ n: Skelpton Porter; Smith Robert
spun Robert; Sherman X A; Saunders X
S,oddard L; Suder rhos; Stillman Thomas
Soutswick 7 y; Seldom VIM &; Syion Hoo
VIM n; Snephard VIM; Sweeney Hon w n;
T-Taylor A q; Taroin A A; Thomas Col
Toifsrd W; Tompkins Dan ID, Tyler Ed
mund; Townsend q l.; Thomson GEORGE IA.
Thomas j, 2; Thompson Isaac. Thompson las,
Thorsley N; Tracy Phillip A: Taylor Rosert
Henry; Taylor Robert X; Tomson Ridley T.,
Thompson Robert; Thomas W; Townsend
Washington.
lI-Upson Hon " II.
N-VaisndIgham Hon q L. voorhees, Hon ID,
2; Nermons Prank; Van De Heibe Il; Van
Trees NJ; Van Orden Jos.
Webster e. westmoreland Hon &, Wilson Eu-
gene; Webster r Is; WIbel George; White Geo,
White Henry; Winters ~; WilIisms on j;
Woodman II; williams John; Waller James;
T.; Wofard MAJOR l.; Wise John W; Wires
(or ~ II; Wheaton l.; Walker MIR; Waters Mr.,
whitney N; whitney oliver, watson II II, ,,
Webb Pollard; Williams 2; Warren Rev p;
Weeden Richard; Wright Root. 2; Wise n,
White Richard; Walker X Gi whitefoot X NJ;
Walsh X L: Wier II, ?; Wheeler samuel;
wilkins s s; Wright : NJ. }; Walker Thos ID;
X s %Si Tno ~ssasr wslsr: M% H. @sSs
Webb W J.
Y-Young NJ.
MIscELLAsEoUs.-To the President aud on
Gers OF Harmony Arch; To the President aud
Onicers of Elijah LODGE. i q x b. To the Pres
idelt and Onicers OF Concordia.
II q. M. .ALEXANDER, Postmaster
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REPORTED OUTRAGEs IN GEoRGIA.-A
Savsnah Ga, despatch dated yes erdsy says:
The sheriff OF this county aud two assistants
went to Haywood's plantation, on the Ogeeche
IIver, eleven miles from this city, on Tuesday,
TO arrest seventeen negroes charged with shoot
ing the watchmen on the plantations and carry
ing OF the crops Of plsnters. They made I've
arrests. AT Station No. I, on the Atlanta and
Gun railroad, they were surrounded by about
one hundred armt negroes, VINO rescued the
prisoners, dlsarmed and robbed the sheriff and
p.rty, destroyed the warrants, and threatened
TO Kill the officers lfthey ever attempted to
serve process again in the vicinity. The ne
groes tben sepa rated into squads, aud marched
back 10 the plantations, avowing they would
have the hearts blood of every white man on
the Ogfeche river, saying the war had c1m-
menctd. One negro watchman is supposed to
be murdered. Two white men have been bad
ly hurt All the white men had TO flee 10 the
city to save ineir lives. Women and children
are In the hands of the mob, and have been
carried of in the woods. There is gre At excite
ment In this community. sberiff's pose OF
between three and iour hUndr.d citizsns will
leave at daybreak tomorrow, u rescue the
women and cbildrel. The military dc clue ~
Interfere unttl civil mean FOL preserving ord :
ere exhausted