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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-28
ALEXANDRIA,
TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY Is.

AN INSIDE VIEW OF the political schemes in
this State, ''under present circumstances, +" is
given by the Petersburg correspondent Of the
Richmond Register, the Radical organ in Rich
mood. This Radical correspondent says
SEX moving that many Of the offices in this.
city are filed by men who could not take the
required oath if elected, and who would be SUI
perceded by loyal men If an election was held,
the leaders Of the party three months ago took
under Amusement such Offices as are filled by
governmental appointment, with the view OF
having them occupied ty the proper men,.
Gov. Peirpoint, after a full and tree discussion
With, them upon the subject at that time, ; prom
Used that in case there was no probability OF an
immediate change in the State Government by
the 1st of January, 1868. that he would MAKE
all the appointments within his gilt, upon the
recommendations Of the party 10 this city, with
only this consideration proviso, viz: that
such recommendations should be the unani
nous voice of the party, and not that of any
clique. with this understanding, the party.
was perfectly satisfied to await the coming of
the new year, knowing that the party in this
city was so admirably organized that there was
no probability of dissatisfaction on the part OF
anybody interested In its success soy
This was the arrangement and agreement with
Gov. Peirpoint. ! Having been declared acting
Gov. in default of an election, be has proceed
ed to fulfil his engagement, in the removal OF
the inspectors of tobacco, -four, &C., in the city
ofsPetsrsburg, and substituted tor them mem
bers ofthe League The Petersburg Radi-
cal correspondent goes OH to say, that through
the machinery" we quote his words, ''of six
different organizations, Union League, a
Club, &c, 'sabout the middle of December
was recommended for appointment, to Gov.
Peirpoint, the names Of nine gentlemen to fill
the offices of inspectors at the warehouses,
-four, fish, guano and lumber inspectors, and
coroner; all of which Offices became vacant on
the first Of January, through expiration of term
of service These recommendations were car
ried before our Governor, by committee for
thathpurpose, and be, as is natural to be sup
posed, after making certain enquiries relative to
the individuals, promised that he would make
theiappointments agreeable to our wishes. /"
AsIt will thus be seen that Governor Peirpoint
isagain 10 full communion with the extreme
and ultra Radicals, panaering to their wishes,
conforming to their requests, and giving them
the Offices they desire. He consents to be
WORKED BY .''the machinery Of the Radical
Chbsand Leagues for their especial use and
~ p .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-28

The habeas corpus case in Richmond, will
probably be carried up to the Supreme court,
upon the decision Of Judge Underwood who
it is confidently expected will remand the prls--
oner to military custody although he intima-
ted that he wished to hear arguments it
his opinion was still in doubt, touching the
constitu ionalty Of the reconstruction laws es
tablishing military law.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-28

Another book has been written by Queen
Victoria, and just issued, entitled, "Leaves
from the Journal Of Our Life in the High
lands, from lS4S to 1861 to which is pre6xed
and added Extracts from the same journal.
giving an account of Earlier Visits to Scot
land, and Tours in ENGLAND and Ireland, and
Watching Excursions. The London papers
appear 10 be charmed with it, The Star says
This new volume gives us a perfect picture of
the happiness Of her Majesty s welded life, the
sim o!icity OF her tastes, her domesticity, her
genial kindness, and, above ALL her firm, con-
slant reliance upon her husband"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-28

A HARD Nut FOR RECoNsrRUcTIONIsTs. -
In the course of Senator Dooittle's speech. he
referred to the fact, that the existence Of the
Southern States as States had been recog nized
by Congress itself, when they submitted the
proposed amendment of the Constitution for
rati6cat ton To deny this, says the Senator, is
to place US in the position OF saying TO the
Legislatures of the Southern States, 1T you
vote With US, you have right 10 vote; If you
vote against Va, you have no right to vote. .
Of course, NJ Radical Senator undertook to
take up so pricky looking proposition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-28

The appropriations for Alaska ana Inc i,
Danish WestsIndia islands, both. hang nre
in Congress. These purchases ought never to
have been made 10 the first place. They were
sssprung upon the public. If trea les are
made, however, it willsrequire potent reasons
for not complying with engagements by the
Executive department with foreign powers. =
Nothing that We have yet conyinces us OF
thep ropriety, or expediercy, or necessity, of the
new acquisitions -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-28
RAILROAD LINES.
WASHINGTON, A1ExA. 8 GEORGETOWN &
iIss9 90 W u Go

ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, tAS 2ls,
" 1863 and until further notice, Local Pas.
senger Trains will run between WASHING.
TON and ALEXANDRIA as follows:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA, from the corna.
of St. Asa oh and ing sts, at Geo 800 and 100
q m., and LOO 800 and 5:l0 p. m, and from;
cor! or of Duke and Henry streets, at 7:35 p. u
LEAVE WASHINGTON, from Mar land
Avenue Depot at 100 500 and LOO u, and
THROUGH MAIL TRAINS
LEAVE WASH >GTON, from MAJ ylsaa
Avenue Depot ut Cos m
9. 4. STEVENS, Gen. Sups.
~. j PHELPS, Gen Manager. ia 4.sy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-28

THE PANs-Mr Paul Du Chaillu in Ice
ture delivered in New York, on Wednesday,
says: When travelling in equatorial Africa,
and when about 25O miles from the coast, he
fell in with tribe of Pans, or cannibaIs. They
were armed to the teeth, and wore human
skulls as trinkets. Polygamy is practised
among them, but they are very kind to their
wives, and when they are dead cook and eat
them. He stopped several months with the
Pans, and joined in hunting party. ...
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-28

The Washington correspondent of the Bal
timore Sun says: there have been received by
Radical members of Congress such vigorous
protests Of republican constituents against the
last reconstruction bill adopted by the recon.
struotion committee, forbidding adjudication
BY hesSupreme Court in causes arising under
the reconstruction acts, that it is not believed
the committee will urge the bill on the House,
and, from authentic sources, it is learned that
the proposed measure will be reconsdered by
the committee s4i#=
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-28

CAUGHT TARTAR.-The hangers on who
constitute the audiences of our courts of justice
are frequently amused By the impudent slang
wit of prisoners, brought up for sentence and
these black guards are therefore prone to in
dulge in such expressions. One OF them, how
ever. got the worst Of the fun the other day in
Hartford. The Judge sentenced him fest to
thirty days imprisonment, for contempt Of
court whereupon the prisoner rsmarking that
the Judge was bully boy" got sixty days,
and further observing, sarcasticslly, that he'd
rather have ninety, obtained that increase in
stantly.- Th. made him angry, and he at
tempted to attack the Judge, who thereupon
sent him to jail for six months That fellow
will not be likely to Try his hunor upon the
Court in future
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-28

DR.. BoYNToN.-Those who know anything of
the chaplain of the House Of Reps will ad
NIT that, after the "most straightest sect" he
Fleedmen's Bureau clique, who has fastened
themselves upon Gen. Howard, and whose &C.
centricities he By no means endorses, are try
ing to unseat this excessively Radical clergy
man from his pastorate because while he agrees
that churches should receive those colored peo-
pie who apply for membership, he still advises
them that it is for their best interests to cor
meet themselves with churches composed Of
their own color. This clique are laboripg earn
estly to make of the splendid Congressional
Church, now nearly completed, a National
Temple, as they style it, where whites and
blacks shall not only Worship together, but be
received socially ia all departments OF the
church society," Washington Express
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-28

Yesterday. twill be seen tina, Mr.. Thsd.
Stevens, of Pa, introduced into the House Of
Reps. his bill, ,'!relative to suffrage on national
questions. which vas referred to the Commit
tee of thew hole. This bill gives the right Of
voting in ali Presidential elections, and on all
national questions, to. every citizen OF the q.
S?over twenty-one years Of age, who shall have
resided ten daysin the .distfict-this not to Of
feet municipal questioas but to apply to all State
elections. All such elections to be by ballot. "
Mr.. Stevens subsequ withdrew the bill,
as he wanted to get it in a position where it
could be called up at any time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-28

Gen. Howard, in response to a resolution
ofinquiry of the Senate, states that he has is
sued orders for the closing up Of the Offices of
the freedmen $ Bureau in Maryland after the
10Th OF February next, but that large numbers
Appointment citizens of the State, including a
dslepation from alarge educational association
in Baltimore, have made verbal representations
to him deprecating in the strongest terms the
proposed discontinuance. The Radicals in
other border States, have, also, applied for .
continuance Of the Bureau
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-28

The Boston Post had hardly ceased calling
for Sumner, before Sumner came He .blazed
forth as a scientific star, - on his bill to pro-
vide for sending representatives to the Mari
time Exhibition at Havre. He explained the
matter with his customary. grandeur Of style,
but, says the National Int ligencer, this scheme
was ridiculed BY Mr.. Trumbull in very ire
weren't manner; and after some moro debate, the
oupde grace was given to this banting by:
| aging it on the table Mr.. Sunner felt tFis
50 keenly that he leftthe Chamber early. q
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-24
kIsAUD ~ CO.'S
PARTISAN ; PERFUMERY

fsronzed by the Empress Of the French and ext.ns,v
orty. - -~eS4-'-So aAo Ohpoft-
DhhIGAUD CO.'S YLANGYLANG and MANILA
bOOQgEl The new Rigand a Co. are Tie onlS -,
the Philippine isles 'ANk1iAAo Hoa
RIGAGD 60 IS ToLOriNB, a dsl,cioSs Toll. w.t..
Water. N' 'H-osei, Ut rlofl4A
RGAUD co.'s MIRANDA SOAP sxou,.,,.,v -.
tumsd and Keeping its fragrance TO the last p''-
Rl3AUD a co - MIRANDA PONATuu g.. -
Ing and beauty ing the bah - W Pio'ot''
RIGAUD A co.'s DGNTORrNE a 49,, 80,
elixir for preserving the and per11oi A.
RIGAUD CO.'S TOOTH CREAM a rsmaypshia 49,.
Psp1Ioh gIo9ung brilliant Wilderness 70 the teeth
and All other Starch and Rice Iowders :" 'ioiet
THE LITTLE MONITOR: = GITInF tn TUE ro,r -,
with Photographic Illustrations win be sent on rscan az 80
Wholesale, Rgaud a Co. IS rue de R,ebsli., p..,..
Agelt r heNbery Sons, As ST. Paus ChuTcb Ys,d f,
Depot General in New oIlsan, at
y. DUCoNGEs
harfraa -.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-24

THROUGH RATES OF FREIGHT
BErwEES
NEW ORLEANS,
New York, Boston, PHILADELPHIA aad All
Points North and East,
VIA N. o., J. AND GREAT NORTHERN AND MIS-.
sIssIPPI CENTRAL RAILROADS ETC.
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
no Insurance Required.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-24

The sP Train from the Lake win 20 beyond the PISS
senger Depot at the head Of Eiysisn Fields street..
The Horse Oar win leave the city NJ an the Lake
H9PE, and cannot for the present, beyond the Old
Depot
q. PANDELY,
General SUPERINTENDENT
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-24

II ~ EsT TURPIN, wHoLEsALE HANUyAc.
DTons s'eh Osnay Fancy Candies Chocolats Cream
DD.ops onker Almonds, kock Candy Jaiaba Pss,. 90.
ssn,s nIs syrgPs b seara Importer Of Frsncs ors1
.ti Tecn a. Cupds, Flowers, Gum Leaves Lxris ~
staa TOYS Cossaques. Fancy Papers for CsI.
ma snS Csston.ses, Fancy Boxes for Oht
~ sno rev Year Presents. Corn ucouIas - ~ a.
4. Ley = street. between ST. Loais and dona street,. NJ
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-24
ARTICLE vi.

4
SECTION II shall be the duty Of the Manager 20 Easu a,
sns TO os Kept IN bound books in the name Of TIE Com
counts UTopery Sns ss gSnssctSns &C
complete account Of the receipts and ssbureens thereof
q he banks Or S banning coma sns
control name and Tor aesns 81 the oom nae sO s5 q
ss s,ons authorized and esosred 70 draw checks 6s
sUsinsss sbsseo the Secretary" and transact all banking
iS BE q: s q ss ga
ara whenever thereto required By them al ths books pspers
on o. before Ss OF ssSS saS s
statement OF the business and Affairs Of the Company
sso In the event Of The r;gn..iOn ssssnos
sissy PrOssed 70 appoint MsnsEsr set
hods a. which meeting the stOckhOder shall procssd %
elect manager nom among themelve shall Be- subject
s0Ts: as ' sSa 81 q o ssnPs
$40 A the meeting q The stosIhOdsr, q, IN.
nS a h. s %s, dam may NAL: report Of such matters
interest Of the Company at which meeting each share q
oes m the said Company ssA be entitled vote on All
SIC S. The Manager shall h.vs power to .,OO,n,
should Occur sssci 70 sSs spp sOT I q 3.
board -' 'nl' "''N0a' 'A' sanction Of said
h Iss sTasss S or Ss sad tern Of
maory Of the stockholders capital shall have po.- I:
Ssoes6 sss sn SO@ a.DSns D
spon r soq az s as and SOndon q The
its Affairs 20 the best advantage.
ARTICLE VIM.
Of the sOckhodsrs capital shan h.y, N,
Somp.s2 "a0 up and settle Tie business ssd affairs Of
any nSdinessn additions changes set on Sxial
this city. "'p-P''' PA'u'nsa
ARTICLE TX.
An transfer. Of stocks shA made IN the once Of IA.
thai purpose The siocoideS binding himSsf n . se
nssions Of h. ~. ana sDs ~ IN, terms conditions and
made and adopted In pursus:os thereof
ARTICLE K.
Nc stOchhcldsr shall ever D. held u.A,, a, ,,......
,Ss e. 'V ssss. 81 9a: Of said Company
nor shall infOrmsiy IN the Orssnl.s,'so
COMPANY have the effect of.ndsrng the present na
amount Of bis stock therein. '-AA' zoe
ARTICLE H.
ms SAID Company sue sae b. sued IN IL. eor0or,
lame and capacity and plead Sad be impeadsd accordaS
ARTICLE XII.
any and a. sueh are entitled 70 the number Of shares pss
pposite TO their names respectively, tO-wit; P''a
,so: q. Gamer. surisoS aeo. w. &a1 sss La
Harmon pOans q SS1H re@SsrsOS Edwd YO
Bell Wn N Perkins A Mntsnbsrssr o. WihsImss
ARTICLE XIII
rhs Beard Of Control shall be spowsr,d 70 r,s.v. ,
.bs 20 sac OSDiss stock gnl the sab
ARTICLE XIV.
Tni. Association .hall operation as soon a. ,bs.
siy Thousand Dollars shall have been subsorfbad 70
M IN conclusion the stockholders heenbsfore naa ~
ohnImstion Of the aforesaid stpulaons coyenaDts an1
eeen Ordained and estebshed BY present act Tor
sSeSs 5s, and e that sao O
Thus done and passed ely of New orleans .Or..a
asy month and year arst Abve written IN the presence
Sign their name: VIII pss md r %s A'
mn 7nia rsc1ss ssT1' Kignsy So, Geo. Manson,
" hcOloskey, IA Bradbury,M D., Edward Hixzins
10. Armstrong, Edw A Yorka
EDWARD IVY, Notary Publia
" -----p~-o ~ Geo Cia-k N~f s-.,p
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-24
DOUGLAS.
EEGRAVER AND LITHOGRAPHEH,
Ne. 10 Ca=p Street.
ADJOINING LADIES' ENTRANCE CITY HcTE,

Nstns and Wsddlns Cards engraved sAs Nos, sasx.s
n.nnsr Business Csrts. Aoo0ant Sales Cotton Rts "a
ing CHECKS Invoices tnd Circular Lsttsrs etc. lin.
usphed Seals, osncsllinE Stamps. Dosr Pla.ss etc
Initiss Embossed Pager k.a Kayso,ss WITHOUT
oaAR9z ROB pU
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-24

ofFioE' n' NORTH THIRD STREET. ST. LOUIS, 10,
VII solicit Patents snd Patent Suits and old n.
lsetsd eAma Expecting 20 reap profits from such -,
setAn patents on nrst application barely What IL cost,
and having been IN The business some time ". A., -.
blsd 70 shape claims 10 avoid Infringement Aus.
hsss attended TO promptly; sdvics fes IN al c.sss
Bss. Of cit references Eivsa vhsa d,.trsd
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-24

E.Ercn .EDsOr~ss-
-PxEPARxD BY
GRIM & CO., CHEMISTS,
q Rue RIOHELIEB, PARIS.
Asthma Oppression. Dy.pn@a.
INDIAN CIGARETTES OF CANARs INnrc.
PREPARED By GRNAULT Co., oHExrsrs PARIS.
Recent experiments in France England and bavs
hst these Gig rettes sovereign reu edy r tbs
above distressing affections, especially Whsn Raj.
stTAnonium and Opium have failed 70 give relief
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-24

The City Terminus at the Head Of Lasyse street
where within few yards OF the Steamboat and Barge Land
Dgs and In the immediate vicinity ofa the
Western Produce Dealers the Company has erected .
GRAND FREIGHT DEPOT with capacity Of at lsas. ten
thousand bsrrela
Observing CITY TELEGRAPH TINE as closely Is
possible, the Trains will follows hating Of Canal
street. OF French Market at Old Passenger Depot at
Claiborne street:
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-24
RAILROADS.
Ne" GREAT kosTaERs HGksSn AxH

NEW ORLEAss. JAOKsoN Ann
IN GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD.
To tshe erect sunday. lsth inss.. at sac r. n.
A PASSENGER TRAIN LEAVES DAILY At sD,u
making connections with Trains vcksburg Msrdan snl
with the Mississippi Central Railroad for the NORTH and
East -..f.-..-- = - p --t-,. - : -
AcCOMNoDATION TRAINS LEAVE ON SUNDAYS
ct $50 A. going Brookhavon- Returning leave
Brockhaven At $50 A L. on hoEDAYs arriving In New
Orleans at 103O = =
Excursion Tickets are good Of ssturds or SIM
Mail train arrives In New Orleans At :5OP. NJ
FREIGHT TRAIN LEAVES DAILY tsxospt sundays)
T. 8. WILLIAMS, General Superintsndsnt
JAMES YONGE, General Freight Agent
ED. WARE General Transportation Agent
pONTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD
To-r COMPANY zol-ol
This ROAD nov extended viii be opened to the pub
lie on
Sunday. the I9th Instant.
Pare to and from the Lake. same day. TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS
Children under Il years of age viii be charged TEN CENTS
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-24
Asthma, Oppres.,ou. Dv,nnm.
Digestive Elixir OF Pepsine.
QRIMAUIT CO CuENroTc N. ,,e


Digestive Elixir OF Pepsine
eRIMAULr CO.. CHEMISTS, PARIS
PEPslNE, the scientific discovery of Dr. Oora,
eisn 70 his majesty the Emperor of the French is the
witch dgests the stomach When by some 60
other the supply Of digestive hud small the inc vitsba
nation Of the stomach and boe. hss
oSLn psus spsm ss Of strength and Gin smses
appreciation Of the Paris Academy of Medicine speedily
All saeh diseases and prevents vomiting during pregnancy
APPROVED BY THE PARIS ACADEMY OF
MEDICINE.
BURN du Buisson's IodIde OF Iron and Man.
ganese Pills.
The treatment Of chlorOtic crOuous affections Il svsv,
og ana tedious With the psual prepare rOH which
not unequenty fail owing the tomach not being sbe "a
BRUSSELS Gensou aud rstregan Of IyeS ssp,sn. q
II0usseau Of Paris have that this
as Iron, is an essential element of blood These PiIs
therefore, ssPpy an Important deficiency Therapeutics and
o. Medicine and the principal scientific bodies They are
Skpes Stomach Complaints Poverty Of the Boed sod In
regular nenstruaon and preferable the pills Of odde
tiOnL '''''-' ~A'0
No More Copaiba and Cubebs,t
GaAAULT's CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT OF
hATIOo vEGErALIs
Whers All other medicines have hsied than. n,.,.,.,,
@ ny eneet cure These insure rapid and extraordinary
hsy hospitals Of Paris b. The osssrsse Ss
and are found greatly superior TO all hitherto known
remedies and Copaiba and Cubebs The Infection L.
ased In recent and capsules In more chronic cassa
syrup OF Peruvian BARK and Iron,
-PREPARED BY
GRIMAULT 90,
Chemists to d. l. H. Prince Napoleon, Paris
This medicine presents in agreeable FORM the acvs
OF Peruvian Bark the best tonic Combined
WIZ IRON one OF the principal bases Of the blood II h pre
Srioea Dy ne most eminent physicians Paris 10 cure
JhoIoss reen sieknsss TO facilitate the Development OF
oung females and 70 restore health and system
general IL rapidly the distressing stomach com
caused by anema and eucorrhea ladies' are
10 often subject regulsrzes and facilitates the 6ow az he
a'anenla and also excellent for pale Emphatic and
oiulous chdren Lastly exctes the appetite proof.s
lgen0n snd Is extremely beneficial al persons whose
ood has been Impoverished by illness long and dcult
md speedy. A
Depot General in New Orleans a.
I. DUCOyGE'S.
SO Chsrtres street.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-24

oUasIASA LIVERY AND sALEs
Stables,
h'I i 10 Ana l9ZKagaIIns street. between jan, .sss,
Joseph strstA
'eia'' Mules and Hos-s sails. Asa u.rr,.z...,.
"1 I, HART PrODassss.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-24
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. /,


ssAr. or LOUISIANA. Orr or New orlHAss. !
s's ss ssl s Z.
md Of The Rdspsnasncs o. the United States hs
sn':s ';s'' Ss Ee sss g'ss
iSssa and psI:Sa.iy ana :Spssrss 4:
Ss sss NAMED s.s ~ % as 81 ne
statutes Of n. state Sessns rasi1s % he orssnIs
ssIssd and Do y these sovsasn ss: and bind
n, s1s ssss whom they :. form them
parpos.s and under shs spulsOns regulations osEs
oRIkASs sfxAssaiP f'a coSPsS and i. "a Soms !.
u ss . city sss y AND as.
date q these unless sooner dissolved hssnssr
ne same and the name Of the Company The margin
ARTICLE II.
object company 10 construct otherwise pro-
cure and nsn.sR one Or more 70 ns
Of New Orleans and g trade between said city and any Po
he Of .d company shall be the proper
whom % citations notice. and other ss process where
N the said Company may be Interested
ARTICLE III.
The capital stock Of said Company hereby nxed s the
sum q ISo HUNDRED AND FfITY THOUSAND DOL
% Sc paid 81 or before The signing Of these presents wha
capital be increased 70 an amount not exceeding NIL
lion, the sane should be required BY tvothirs capital
r ARTICLE nv.
sna se nncs .ns % :1s
The pssss Win s. o. more rom
e con Ss % .Sss' = S
Agents 70 assist In ransacng the business Of sad Company
ARTICLE v.
s,cnos !. Tns regular raestInss Of the stock.
nesne majority u capital Ss choose av ,'S q .ss T na
" &. MAI
Sroa before rs and Sn the one yps on 81
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-24

n, o., J. AND O. n RAILRoADOFFICE
New Orleans, July l, 1858 }
Shippers are Informed that Transporting freight
between New Orleans and New York. Boston, Philadelphia
very low rates making saving the shipper by this
route Of from TWENTY to Fifty PER CENT.
AL claims for loss damage or oyercharee will be pronnv
settled OF points of delivery.
For further Information apply at the Depot CsIops
street. or ct the Ocs Of the Company No a CarOndelst
street.
r. g. WILLIAMS
General Superintendent
JAMES YoSeE, General Freight Agent -
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-12-10

Bayard Taylor says: Some Of
the finest church choirs in Berlin,
Dresden, Potsdam and Halle, con.
sisted chiefly OF boys. One, thing
is alittle peculiar-I have not yet
seen a lady in achurch choir.
The mystery is how the music
master manages to get so much,
and such variety of music out of
such unmusical looking heads, yet
he does, and it is not all sound
simply, but harmony Of the sweet
est kind, thrilling, rapturous music.
And what is more marvellous, those
boys voices initiate the most cult.
waited tones of the female voice,
giving all parts in sweet unison
Ihave seen choirs of from forty to
one hundred boys, and behind them
a huge organ, and when the sing,
ing service is commenced, one is
nearly lifted from his feet, as that
hundred-voiced youthful choir, rac-
companied by organ and congrega-
ton, send forth the anthem Of
praise.