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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-26

Il have made careful chemical analysis
of1tlie SozoDoNF, from an impartial sam;
pie purchased by me personally, from a
leading drug house Of this city, but moth.
ing of an injurious or Objectionable charac-
ter has been found in its composition s1r
sn'ia@i 'oi JAMES g. PoHLE, M. d.,
4 Analytical Chemist, 4S9 B'way, N. York.
: .fisg 10 Late DIR. James r. Chiffon & Co.
/ vNY-june15-eod6m-ew
l Go TO BURNERS AUCTION, SO South High
Street. .aifsil noy26-d8w1t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-26

Go TO BURNERS AUCTION, SO South High
Street. n .' ...l5
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-26

- - No paper per will be issued from this
6fice TO- morrew 9he boys s are gong g9 9 70 70
sthsuksgive.n'd--l --l9tFku0Kkoo2A %.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-26
NfunicipaI Electlons.
DOVER, N. b. Nov

.-, DOVER, N. ID, NOV. 70.
Brewster (Republican) was reelected
Mayor yesterday by lis majority. The
City Council Is unanimously Republican,.
Frank Jones, Democrat and citizens
candidate, has been reelected Mayor of
Portsmouth. The City Council is largely
Republican. cd" -.s .s-5s-" ID p
The virginia Erou Clad Oath not
to be administered 10 Grand
JURORS. - = ave Eo.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-26
N. Y. Dry Goods riarket-Hov. e5.

Business remains inactive; prices, how
ever, remain firm. Heavy brown sheetin gsi
ofibest makes bring ,l5@l6c; Augustaido
1870 for Coehicos and Merimacks ID, Nous
lin delaines, approved styles, i21c, but less
desirable makes can be bought at l9c.rlIDb
-I5tui To- ----= s8t.ai .nift
tc Z Milwaukee H1aEket-Noy c25. ;,.o
FLOUR Quiet. steady. and unchanged.
WHEAT19aet }as L9ssIr At sI M IA for SS No LIN ii
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-26


CONF; EAfHAEEMP9l id Pst Ct PEI csRft Dis
new gxorK 'M6nsY ftalfkSt3sSv.. ..ess
MONEY-Easy:at4I9 DOS per cent; demand
moderated witha3ange supply, ,bnalsvsIo
.sSEERLING EXCHANGE-Fir : Firmer at
IQ9l9(910936, T. tf.f .sss1qza nfsfsaW ~
ZOE -tirmer. Opened at T3f1S; feaehed
tod3q7s, and closed ats1353S a l35 ess ess srSs
man bankers purchased treeiy. AMI theEG
was report that the Treasury Depart
,nent was TO restore 1thg cade eeifed1 g per
cehtscertiheatss to eplatieq, n,u o,,,.,
New York stock MarKet-Soy. 25.,.
GOVERNMENT SDO6kS--Sreaeys Bltl
the highest Eprices, are not .naintained3t
'ss ssiiSSil3 flSss 9S fc@ 81 lai Ss % ss
16s5s i6s5S dS ksW ,HdsSsff6 10 II sSs S2
1lI@lll1Ss; does ll11S@ff14; 10 4Os 1868
Te Stock market Il I'll is without mar iSslJ Az
tivity and higher; closes strong. Iii The joines
committee on Erie wiff not report till FRI
day. The last board s,4aP omitted stesday,O
and all boards win be closed t6-morrow.
$50 prices---Welis' Ex press 81 American,
1870 @45;s Adams ;49@49TsS;. United States
4S@4SM:I Merchants. Union sl9I; PacifiW
Mail ll73s@1ls; Western Union TelegraDhI
361s s@36ss8; New York Central 125A@1257s;
99@99I;o' 1erfe Haute 39h@4ts Wabash
5S@5S15; ST. Paul 6SI@6S1S; Ft. Wayne,
11211s; Ohioi1SM Mississippi 81 I4@3l "a; Mich7ss
iganA Central llS; Michigan Southern sa5G
@S934, Illinois Central l41M; Pittsburgh
S724@5S; Toledo i991Sl99SaG Rock nIslahds
lOSf6 @l0S1l; Northwestern S47S@S5; Alton
preferred l47; c. c.. c. Ind. .7615.. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-26

eTHEs BUkNING OF THE LuNAT1c ASYLUM.
The WEEKLY STATESMAN for the current
week is now ready for delivery in the
countiDg-room of the Office, containing
complete reports OF the late fire at the Lu-
natic Asylum, detailed descriptions Of the
fearful experiences of the night, names of
the dead, final disposition Of the remains,
&C., &c. A most interesting number, which
should be in the hands OF all tie people
Afew copies are yet remaining from our
auadrupled edition, and are furnished in
wrappers, ready for mafiing, at five cents
each.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-26

/ s-s.-.Hrf u.--l CLEVELAND, Nov. %.
/ The casualties by the caving in of the
sewer on Broadway last night, as tar as de-
veloped, are two killed and nine injurned.
Workmen are still digging ard others may
be found. r,'. e r..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-26
RICHMOND, Nov. 25.

Chief Justice Chase this morning deeid
ed the iron clad oath should not be admin
istered to grand iurymen, as it rather hin-
dered than furthered the ends of Justice. A
new grand jury was then summoned under
this decision and will only take the oath to
support the Constitution of the United
States. .s .aa f--
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-26
The Nnrder al IPOilard.

A Richmond dispatch says that the first
announcement of Pollard being shot was
received with much satisfaction, but upon
its beinp known that he was killed without
warning, the deed is denounced as coward
ly. Pollard was heavily armed, as usual,
but unconscious of danger. 1.--'-
Card from Judge Fullerton.
Judge Fullerton has issued card deny
ing completely in the black mailing of Col
lector Smythe.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-26

eH- skiff & Gaylnrd,s minstrels are COM
,ng sbortlv.ulaD .sYss,l l--ss133f1d lhblE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-26
The Death of PolIard-Inquest. q

A jury ofinquest on the death of MIR. Pol
lard rendered verdict this morning that
he came TO his death at the hands of some
person unknown. Grant is still in custody
and will be examined on Friday. = f .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-26
Cattle Disease. {

7 u ->a=.s8 g. yRoUGHkEtP PslE,s Now 70,
Six cows out of eighteen have died here
this week on one farm. The disease is sup
posed to come from eating corn smut
The Sewer "A ccident in CIevela md.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-26

M. C. "A, LEcTU Rev; Stephen I,
Tyng, jr., will lecture Tonight before the
Young. Mems Christian Association, at the
Second Presbyterian Church. DIR, Tying is
said to be one of the most popular lecturers
IN the United states. His subject, "John
Bunyan,p certainly WIN give him scope for
his great talents. and es.er most pleasing
evenings 70 entertainment. His lectures
have everywhere been crowded with schoi- 81
ars and people of the highest intellectual
attainments, who express the emseives great
ly pleased with his lectures.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-26

SARREsTEDs ron Hoe SrRALING.-4Cath
rine SchoenoserIon Tuesday went before
SQUIRE Gulfck and made oath that on the
25th day of December. 1856, Washington
Davis-one of the notorious Truro Flats
Davis family-stole nine hogs from James
H. Neil, of value of s400. Yesterday
morning Constable Chris. Bartling arrested
Davis and took him before Squire Gulick,
where he gave bail in the sum of $500 for
his appearance on the second day Of De-
cember. Werather suspect that this case
grows out of the fact that Mrs. Schoono-
ver'sihusband is now in the penitentiary on
similar, charge. 2. = - NJ ,i 20 ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-26

=. ~ uila- No. % East State Street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-19

IA chaplain in Arkaans says list maa
buyinsfafs vss coassssing sish 8 wonsn. =
whose konee be called, and aake1 ~ if1AaEe
vers any Preabytssiaas asoAnd
hesitAtsd for moment, and said11e $50
not-'sh her husband hadn't KILL eny ee
they lived there"
~ gentleman asked el.spnsn t. -
uss Of his pulpit for yoang divine, lssson
clergyman, show to refuse you Ri e Ne
vouns - can preach better than en-, ~
saeesaen1iea 9eslA - diesaGi16e1 uibh -
amer Usfds and II be shoald preach worse, ]
don't TIT hon q. q pssach At Ill.,
There are saidto b a, 600 Roman Cab
olics Il Japan, 146cssdaxs1 81 he 6b4ssss1
gained two hundred yean ago BY Xavier, =
many Of whom suffered martyrdom whsn
Christianity vas supposed 70 be crushed oul
Of the empirs.
Her Majesty has presented g honr-elase
-er, to spsak moro correctly. so gis:s 9.
hemeAsmre Of Is minuies--to IT, pulpit q
ths:C Chapel Royatin the 9avcy. b. Star e.
ms1ks: at Il devonsly to be wished that I'll
Her Msjesty's eiofical subjects will accep!!
this wholesome hint, and that all Aggrievee
pasi,hioners' viii subsessbs 10 supply thu
puipits Of their churches with this admirable
sermon-meter."
~ letter writes BY Governor Andrew
three days before his death closes - follows:
'Tbe tendency OF shs hour is toward Grant.
And thst Is best. IBIS rot the ideal good.
Il Il bad for the coostry that he mnst leavs
his present POSTPAID for him, the soldier, to
try and to endurs the hard fate which awaits
him in civil life. BIT il is the apparently
best practical good the eosnfry Cor have.
And Grant ii 90 sqaare and honest . man that
believe be il bound to be right IN the main
anywAeye.
1T is stated in the nevspspafs--we do
not know BY what anthority that Ar. MUIR
doch, geutleman veil known 10 formef
years Is an elegant comedian, and more r.
Gently as an excellent dramatic reader, pro-
poses to open in Ohio dramatic seminary
for the education Of yonng persons for Tho
stage.
Mayor Wilssach, of Cincinnati, has or
dered the seizure Of all indecent pictorial pa
pers offered on sale in that city.
Mrs. Cobb, late pardonbrcter, and frierd
OF the President, has been put on the pay
rolls Of the Treasury Department.
Inc Layton tOh1ol Ledger. when ougns
to be posted, says that "Brick Pomeroy" will
soon remove his La Crosse Democrat to Gin.
ciHnati.
--Thereis ona poor old shoemaker in Ion
don who has lived Y years in the same attic,
and works away daily, only gaining enough
to eat, and rarely having clothes or FIRE cuff
cieat for comfort
A BOT living with ons Of the G lendings
in the South part Of the county. killed large
Buck q few days since with m AZ. he was
in the timber rhopping al tho time, and his
dog jumped upon the Back, which instead Of
running away, ran at the boy for fight, when
he fearlessly plunged the an in the Bucks
mead, killing it instantly. That boy has grit.
-Ringgold Record
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-19
PERSONAL ITEMS.

Bryant calls Greeley shabby and ieno-
rant. Free-trade discussions engender rather
ire speech.
"A Biddy in Albany stuffed some letters
into hydrant, thinking that she was operat-
ing on street letter-box.
Mr.. Motley has already received 500.
600 from the Hsfpers - his share Of the
profits thus far realized from hi. works.
"A descendant Of Luther, the great Re-
former, j. now living il Hageratown, Mary.
land. BE is of the eighth generation, 10
regular descent, from his distinguished an
cestor.
1t is aaid that the Emperor Of the Fssneh
recently, at the first ball at the Tuilieries.
laughed very heartily At the American Minis.
ter Gen Dix, who was converting quite a.
riously with one Of the secret police sp;e,
who attended the bail in the dazz!inr unborn
Of Belgian officer.
The Springfield IN. j Register .ays: "We
are panied TO learn Of the death OF Hon. Ben.
!amin Bond, 20 veil known throughout DE
last quarter Of century Is public man in
our STATE he died st the rssidsncc Of hi.
son, Joshua Bond, Fsq., near O'FAlion, in
sc years. - -''sa'
-DIckens' oldest boy lives with And ,ake.
care OF his mother. while the other thil ir.n
live with their aunt Georgins Hos.sth, fNrs.
Dickens sisterb under thsir 1:sher's roof.
The frieuae Of both parties aver that incom.
psiibility Of temper Vas the sole cause Of
their separation. which had been earnestly
advised long before Is took place.
After Mr.. Frederick Douglass lscsured at
Ann Arbor. . short time ago, the son Of
United States Sena or attending college
theses stepping upos the pietforo aayasced
TO Mr. Douktass, extended his hand and re>
married: my name is am the SON
Of . United States senator fare you p
said Douglass; Il hare reason TO believe that
! am too
Dan. Rico rents pew in every church IN
Gerard, Pa, neither drinks nor ramhi..
Keeps three trained horses, and make san.
VOO year in the show business. He i Il
NV iork now, arranging for his summer
s 3. and the Presidency How would
"a! ne following ticket take For Prsadsnt.
= Fs1 r.. l.ee, g e Ter Vies Presidens, Geo.
Col Joseph Beovn, one Of The .p;ose1r.
o. leanessee. died in Giles county, that State.
- the ~ inst, agsd % ysaes. q !
.-Vaeeh isaoeiiA - iroqnsatly iusuhaa
when she makes her Appearance on The strssts
OF Madrid nova days. Even her stnpid sud
s,sc.lly father, Ferdinand. WAS NOT % sener-
al, loathed - she is.
-p'. Audd expects soon to BE- pArdoned
rlhe Hon. Aaron Haslan died a San
u -. On the lSth nit, ia his seth va.
~ I. po orr, ~ Warren county, o., SEPT. ..
49, 49,. y .esI' .ss elected 10 he Ssaa Less
, ,a1u ron ureens county: IN 1885 snd
is4s -. s ! pssa; e e. State Senate; ID
vas member OF tha Ohio Cor.,;, t. .oov;
Ccnveuton, AMI in 1855, vas elec,sd y ~. -.
aFesa from his native district. ssry;rs 1o ION.
the cIose Of shs thirty fifth Congress II ss.,.
liz 49,. ~ s6srwesd identise1 $3.50
Nd ~ eps1sienn3 p6sty. Heshs1 Y I56S2
:. O.lusfsiA sos ~ to years psscsd;se ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-19

SEz4roz SaExxAx offered . resaiation in
he Senate tie csass ds. insiructing The Niii>
sasy coanitsee to rspor. DO mere Bseve.s cor
cnsErnaslo- 20 the Senate
Thas viii pretty edeetaalIy spike the Presi-
deafss Ias gan, snd demosssraas the utter
inposenes Of h's malice against Grant.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-19
CLIMAX.

CLIMAX.
P1css cIIxAx sAtra Tor Burns scslas serofals falt
Rheon, sores. Broken Breasts, Yrost nils chlbaiss
Dtinss Brsisss. Cats, swsiinss whether upon
or bssst, il tbs most veadsrfsi arils produeed
Other good artcleB alleviate this II slisys In
n.@uaion. sahdues PAIN and heals ~iihon scar. II
worth In ssisht in snid % any fsmily, sod should
always be hand II IL warranted to 60 what 1t says
svsFy ffne
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-19

|vSHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERI-
i HaCs OF Az INVALID.
Psblished for the bsseAt. asd - CAUTION &C
YOUNG MEN and Others Who snaer fros nervous D.
bie1us kssmsanse pecsy Of Aarheod, 1e.. sspriyiha
TEE MAN o. sxLv-cras. Written b, ons Who cured
himself and ISN'T fss rscsivsga postpaid directed
.svaicSs. AAAssss sATaAnIsl MAyIAik, Bessk.
Iyh.n Z. Also free by he pubiishsf Cireulsf
o. AIAY sW All, The great rssn Of tbs War.
1se1e-AeUan
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-19

The City Council Of ST. Louis have passed
m ordinance, over the Mayors ve,o, repeal-
ing the Sunday Law
The same City Council has memorialized
Congress in behalf Of the removal Of the Sa-
sional Capital to that city.
Ths iadaeement ia tempting one, but
eoSlin's the City Coancil goa step further,
and establish tbs Worship Of the Goddess OF
Reason. aasr The fashion Of the Paris irEdels
10 he las. csrsasy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-19
A Cough, : Cold, or Sore Throat
Reqnirss inx sists attention snd should be checked
ffaiiovsd 70 eonfinus,
Irritation ~. ths Lungs, . Permanent
IArs~t Daseass. ~ Csnsunptisa,
y offsa shs resuit
Browns Bronchial Troches

nayirg direct influence 70 IL parts give inmsdisss
|rsliH - bsensAitis, Asshma, Catarrhs
|Censnnpaive anA ThreAs Dsssasss, frs
|ehss ass ~ viii always god ssecess.
eisas ~ srssgsAsa The vsics-
0sfAn saiy "Daovx's BsoscaIAl rsocnsa." sd d
tahs ~ offAs Moy<Al<n safioxs that nay be Of
fss ID. ooG1 xvnYWuns. tnovl3-dAwta
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-19

The Kuklux Khan is the title Of a secret
organization recently organized in the South,
against reconstruction, and for the revival of
the Lost Cause" under the favor Of North
ern Conperheads This society prevails ard
controls society, business and politics through
out the South, and BY its domineering inter-
ference prevented the poor blacks, as we'll as
the poor whites, from attending the polls, I'M
der threats OF vengeance.
Its power is recognized, and the evidences
of its vengeance. mysseriously perpetrated,
under circumstances Of horrible atrocity, fill
the hearts Of the negroes with unspeakable
terror A.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-19

CoxcsEss has refused, BY decided vote,
TO extend The patent on wood screws, which
Is about 10 expire.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-19

Ists 80 res:1 saeies To = ~ ~
- aeanar I. A.sss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-19

SoxE Of the Coppsrhssd presses voci6sfats
vesy furioasly and persisasntly that General
Grant has told : lie, end tAas General Grant
sssve.F, n. veslY% - avgfsre is
not one II iilty ofthem thai ore 20 positive
and 90 enthusiastic on the point, that can
point ont without some considerable reflect
ION and investigation, in what parsicular
Qsng4Gnp ta4iels f1y Aw w4Fo
AndJk& D&htu&'ss163tsbnd sxsHiIs xat
h.saaJjbdk kIauf1 s1k Aia~otd iOf : I'D
swear thai Grsnt he'd bscsuss Andy says 70.
As for those members Of tho Cabinet who
endorse johnson, they only prove that they IN.
derstood Grants position to be favorable 70
Johnscn's policy, becasse Johnsoa lid told
them 60. and looking on matters from tha,
stand point, they took ii for granted that
General Graut would stand by johnson
through thick and thin, - they were deter
mined 20 do. Bot t6eir' testimony would no.
bs received in court Of Justice, because Of
their pecuniary interest, AS their ''bread-and-
butter,' sheis poeitids and salaries of$S, 900
. year were dependant upon their endorse
ment OF the President. Everybody knows
that Wells. Randall and McCailoch would
zach and all tell eight thousand lies per year
for the sake ofretainins their salaries.
But the letters Of Seward and Browning,
who have position in the country, and .
reputation to sustain With posterity, dealt
with the matter in different spirit FROM the
trio Of d'swift Witnesses already named, and
they show conclua-eiy thst there vas not the
slightest hlsehood o. tssgivsssahoa On tie psrt
OF General Grant, and that It The worst, il
was only Misunderstanding on the part Of
the President, arising from Grants reticence.
The idea Of seriously raising aquestioneoi
verscity between such anotorious iisr A. An
dy johnson ands man 80 proverbially honest
and truthful % General Grant, ID prepos-
ferrous.
Tnk Csppf rheads are tryinsto screw Pres
ident Johnsonis courage up u the sticking
point Of arresting Gen. Grant and having
him tried by court martial.
johnson has not the nerve to do that any
more than he had to drive Congress out Of
the Capitol, at the point Of the bayonet, by
regiment Of soldiers. The Impeachment Of
Johnaon would follow ths arrest Of Grant 20
soon that Andy's head would swim, and be
knows it too well to venture upon any such
perilous enterprise.
The. Democracy are very anxious to estab-
lish the one man-power despo,ism, after the
Russian or Austrian pattern, IN onr country,
and It is the greater shame that they seek 10
do it in the person ofsuch an infamous knaye
ss Andrew johnson.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-19

A1ae hiEhsst price peIdfor CORY, RYE SHIP
o9es = AAin Street. sf . the 0ibhonsvs Dstfiisrv
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-02
Receipt. OF Produce.


TRENTCN-Stesme yicksburg-5 bales c-tton Gilis-
50 Juo Hadie AGO II Jno Nixon &coS NJ Hitler AGO IL
Bruoss Mcdonald &col0 Campbell St Ong-f Richardson
4 MAJ Felo Ses. Ferguson Heryey-S 5 II Ably 6co-3
SMeyel Deuch Weiss 7 Hisg fus &eo-2 Grande dca
"a Kearn a Shearer-3 j NJ Allen &cO-2 JnO Phelps
6co-l Mays Hodge &cO- Levy Hass00 SKIS cotton seed
Bennot-79 do BieBvle OF WOrks5U5O slaves Keenan,
Phifer &co-52 cattle Noel &co2 head hogs
Ben dries TO order-rotai 10 bales cotton
ID l. Campbell Aco-26 do Speake Buckner-6 Durr-l5
Bsaales, Wingo &cO-ll G Walmsey &eo-6 Aymar &ee-
10 Jno Phelps &co-S Blair &c04 Ar Mitenberger-l
Cooper-3 Gulet Carloss-l spy ker Sanddge-2J Nc
La ghlin-2 Rawlins Mrrel-I Conner Seixas-2 obs
meas Duflho-S hides and calves Rawns Murrel
copper bale lot old iron heed cate and sundres
TO orr er-Total Us bsles cotton
BAYOU SARA-Steslner Grey Eagle-2 bales cstton TO
BuIbidge 6co-l do Queyrenese a Beis-l do o WOr
thingon- SKIS do Meyer, Deuich& Weiss hhds sugar
IS bbI- Rodd-l bds hides AXIS paper Stock
SIS rice mules W Wook-2l3 pkss Govt stores
M6l empty barrels Fithe Reine-sundres 70 order
MoRiIE-S Gamer Wary Carroll-79 bags cofes Pous-
a met ba es rags Kauman-sundries TO order
ANTE RIVEk-Schr Petrol Ill bales cotton and sundres
TO order
master
BAYOU TERREBONNE-Luggar Marie Louiss-l2 bales
moss Barrels and sundres to order
| BAYOU TERREBOSNE-Lugger Young Leus-l2 bales
Barcis4 tons cotton seed and sund les 20 order
RATARIA-LuggeT Luse-4l bb s potatoes Barroti
BARATAHIA-Lugger Liberty-S4 bbls potatoes Bsrro,
| UPPhR COAST-Lagger Hard 1mes-lS bols onions sne
GRAND oAILLOU-SloOp vOlcsA-lO bales moss 10 bill
potatoes lot old iron TO order
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-02
FINANCIAL.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
,rrY OF NEW ORLEANS.


BIZ IT KNOWN this s.sas . sss Of s on;
Barnett notary public and for the parish OF
sss Of ss%. :5s 'sS sD%Ts
Pdsnt the csesn. City Ri: sss.s bsrsn
acting in bis eapac under and BY virtue q Res
them sitting Of the rst day Of this month cert
copy hsIsuno annexed :: gs5 S Of sssss
Rss q the IessisuTs Of State entitled an Act e
Establish General sysss| e rss 81 Mar eighteen hum
dred and yve the Of Directors. Of the said Bans
% Sns sdSSs . sSs f and
certified copy which also hereto = psri
cali a s.DE gsHsS Be- heS on e. Sarsssh day Of
s IS n sss s.n Sas Z, sid
q sSckhoas aid take BI Ss,s on ia ssu isS
When e The .s s sSDs the e !. o.
tai Stock said Bank and therefore more than t.enrss
for the special purpose 81 said general hersunto
pexed hereof did vote in favor Of me o. sGe
@ BY Thousand shares 81 thirty don s
Bank held on the said st day Of April current i was Re
solved accordance with the action taken BY the
otbs humber cfbsrss Of the Capital
al Sss Ss ss sScs TO the
three hundred thousand dola TO be oy yen
is hereby authorized 20 to be executed
corded and pub accordDg to law and TO Ger
6es stock OF thirty dollars per share In exchange io
the said appearer, actng
said capacity under and BY virtue o, the above
mentioned power Of attorney and resolution. sfO,s
said es hereby for himself and those whom he
represents publish make known and declare tho following
TO the charter Of the said Bank TO the effect
that the capital stock Of the ad Crescent City snk re-
duced the OF Three Hundred Thousand Dollars
divided into ten thousand shares OF
thirty Dollars each effect which purpose certncates OF
sto Of thirty Dollars share shall be substituted In
change Of the csrt6ca heretofore and that there
fore association and char err OF said Crescent
CITY Bank be and ans thus altered and amendeo
Thus con passed Office at the city OF new or
The month and hrs above writtsn
In p sence IL Marcel DucrOs s.d Adolphe Lenes VII
nesas of lawful age in this city, who hereunto
sgr their names together the said sppearer and me-
notary. -, ,rvvvpO
M T. DUOROS,
A.. A LENES
EDWARD BARNETT,
Notary Public.
certify the foregoing to be true copy Of the original a
pS'''u ~ ny '" EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Public.
Nav Orleans Aprl lS 1858
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