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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-02

Res" At a meeting of the bar held in
the Court Room yesterday, Mr.. Frances
Ii. Chetwood, on behalf of Committee
previously appointed, offered the fol
lowing resolutions
Whereas: 1t has pleased God to re-
move from earth our late friend and as
sociate of the Bar, Edward G. Rogers,
Esq, the members of the Bar of Union
County, desiring to express their sense
of the loss sustained in his death, do
resolve as follows
l. That while the public services OF
the deceased, rendered to the State and
to the city in which he lived have just
ly entitled him to the respect of his
fellow citizens, and while his many vir-
tues endeared him to his friends, his
ability as lawyer, his unwavering pro-
bity and uprightness in the discharge
of the delicate duties of our profession,
his uniform correctness and kindness
to his brethren at the Bar, have won
our regard and love in an eminent de-
gree, and have left us an example We
may all be proud to follow
2. That We offer to the family and
relations of the deceased our condo
lence and assure them of our deep sym
pathy with them in their irreparable
loss.
3. That the COMMITTEE present a copy
OF these resolutions to the family of the
deceased and request the Circuit Court
OF the county OF Union to enter therein
in the records of the Court as a memo
rial of respect to the Bar, for the
memory of the deceased.
Roman brigands were compelled to cut of
rich bankers nose before he could perceive
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-02

Bag We were in error yesterday in
stating that Patrick Allen was the per-
son injured by being struck in the eye
with brick. 1t was Allen who made
the attack on Mr. John Suffer, who
lost an eye in the struggle. Allen was
arrested, and committed to await trial.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-02

Hes~ The Baptist Church at Dover
Plains, New York, will be dedicated to
the worship of God this afternoon.
The opening sermon will be preached
by Dr. Miller of. this city and DR..
Holmes of New York city.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-02

esa- The mill pond was ~ frozen
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-02

Hesy- Americas Council, No. 10, O.
U. A. NJ, hold their regular meeting a
Collet Hall, this evening.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-02

Bag Philip Phillips, the sweetest
singer we ever heard, sings at the Full
ton street NJ t. Church, at the Port,
this evening. Tickets 90 cents.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-02

8ss~ The Zouaves" are max ing
great arrangements for their trip to
Trenton. on the 18th of January.
Rheinhard's full band is to accompany
them. The people of Trenton will
then have an opportunity of witnessing
the new drill Of this crack company
which has no superiors in this State.
A large number of our prominent citi-
zens will accompany the "zou Zou's.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-14

We have heard that Abraham Gray, one of the
most exemplary citizens of this parish. was fred
at few nights ago by some unknown party.
Ihls was, we are satisfied, an error as TO the
identity of Mr.. Gray on the part of the would. be
asssssin, or most unprovoked intent to murder
good citizen. In either case the villain vhoeyer
he IL, deserves the utmost extent of punishment
ProVlded Dy human laws for such ohenses, and il
Register.
The secret of the immense Radical maiorities in
the river parishes above the mouth of Red river
Is betrayed by the fact that Gen. Giem, com.
manoer IN mississippi. was compelled to picket
the ferries TO prevent the mass of the negroes in
the mississippi river counties from crossing over
to the Louisiana shore to vote. At any rate MANY
OF these black sufragsns must have crossed at
otber places than the regular ferries.-[ Baton
Rouge Advocate.
The Ouachita Telegraph says: On Saturday
night, 9TH inst, at IL O'Clock, on the Kennedy,
formerly Grayson place, in the colony, ten miles
from town, the gin house. two gin stands, mill and
SIX bales of cotton were entirely consumed by
lDcepdiary. Mr.. W. c. Kennedy Is the owner of
the place, and his loss is very heavy.
Steve SiDgletary and George Thomas, two ne.
groes caught few nights since with lot of cot
ton stolen from Mr.. Joseph Bernard's plantation.
are undergoing trial before Judge Buckner this
morning. The evidence against them Is conclu-
siye. and no doubt the kincks will be remanded to
jail for trial before the parish court.-[Comet and
Gazette.
The Baton Rouge Gazette of recent date SAYS /:
" The crops of this section Of the State have been
large and remunerative. The quantity of cotton
raised is greater TO the acre than the most hope
ful expected, although the aggregate is not much
larger than last year, because less land was plant.
ed in this staple The yield of corn Is satisfactory
and the aggregate is more than sufficient for local
demands. Such another crop of sweet potatoes
never was gathered before in this State The area
planted was large and the yield great beyond all
precedent. The sugar cane is yielding one hogs
head and quarter to the acre on the river lands.
and on highland and lowlsnd will average one
pump ns. crab grass and pea vine hay is large |
and satisfactory. On the whole, despite the re- |
lult of the elections, We have much TO be thank |
Iul for and should manifest our gratitude in the |
only tangible shape, by giving with charitable
hand to those whom misfortune has debarred OAR. \
cipancy In the comforts of Iife."
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-14
CALLS-HOw TO BE MADE.

One per cent Of the Stock win be required subscrblns
and subsequent calls Eve per cent Der MONTH
win be made BY the Board Of Directors from time 20 Tina AZ
may be necessary supply funds and equip the
nes but calls win be made after one Der cent "a paid
until the entire Capital Stock sha have been subscribed
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-14

New York prices for Grover Bakers family
sewing machines at the office, l62 Canal street.
Machines warranted for five years. Hemmer,
quilter, tucker and braider with each machine.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-14

ARTICLE III,

l AhA4OAE klls
s.c1o, = sn.l b tn: duty Of the n.n.s 70 re.p or
oomsos record q the groessdings tr.nsseons
saS ana 5 ns !: :sa
as shall narrower act Is treasurer Of the Company ana
city the approval r Of Ss ns Boar. spo n
so1s . sas AND md Of the
an ~ The sscrssay. and transact I'll bsnkins
COMPANY sas .. s ss the 1, q =: a
whenever hs required S % ssn,os 70 the
Se e s ss SsonSns 70 said
Of the Sssiss md % q S sSs 6 %Sasa
aq ssG ne x B,ssss re ding. n os e,
Hsn.ss 3: Board dsns1s :S. sIs %@s
ssh ne spsas whs at
solde q which meeting the stockholders shall proceed 70
g.: . : ss.:s.: = 4! i:
SIC e he snnSl meeting q the stockholders Of the
..e Aas ~. deem ..psda. necessary for &c
SAID ss. = sns s sas1 ,,s share sn
nstten brought before II
y.s.nc oua subject 20 The spproS. I & ne
Sossa 1'' 'n'''''' any time without he sanction d said
T.s. ARTICLE VII.
s:,.iDSsis,. :sIssd q said ccnpsns.
ssq%ns o. aa ss s n capital shall have pow~
popy sSd ne 70 spc o@rsns sp ~
dspostion tbsrss .d % snn o. ns .ele Of
-A-''' - W ~ sa'an'As~
ARTICLE VIII
.s,...s.,,,,. =, Ar. ..,..s,,.
power 70 wind and settle the ssd affairs Of ssd
amy .da s ss On sss.ss Of making
,xy days prsvsas notcs In two Of the patsbad
AnnoAH IL
Ths capital s.sL Of said Company is hereby n..a n Al.
E4Rs dvS. M ! Anp FIFTY raogsAED DOL
no suossns ;,s %
A ~"
TIE Affairs Of aid Company shall be under The direction ana
Of Edward Higgins may at any time nave
Agents 10 assist In ansacng the busnss Of said OonpsnT
sd ssSos 4. s regular n,s.inc q "a. es.-
majority IN cspss .bs f sS1o ls a. which
ute and form Board Of Control n H. a1 "a sns con
Ss Ssa,. r. ma and r entitled 70 N
s q oansssss :: X: sS
PEEBERToH J. &Rasfsoso t ). x sh oSkkEFvH ).
continue sxsrcss s iuncons until new board cso =
sc Iniee msmeen OF said Board Of Control shall
sosrd i hereby nyss s @ o. and The sad
lite and nscssry FOR ne fonsn ~ . may deem rsqn
ard meaning Of this Act Of o .,e IN
State And in the temnorary asssn, ~ me
ger they may select Chairman TO preside AZ THAR essine
shall have power and hereby buy and
gu steansnips nei real estate for the the Com
70 MAKE contracts leases mortgages hypothecations
money and to build be built fcr
csN Any member OF said Board shall 10 be
nice shall Dc declared vacant and In the the eafh
soeence or resignation Of any member said
the said Board Of Control shall have power
esrs Of ~ om 'ne 0'ooknodsr' tor the election Of
ether A snv tire Nv tssne a. LAY cal snem 70
- 'A@- " s'''ns 'iA nosrs hotoe IN wfitinfs
AhflCLE W.
-,
ol sscess snsn % made u the once Of the
,af pnr,.ss 70 ns VI s.snser 70 oe Kept ior
Of transfer 10 shide nv an ths er,ns "a ~
stions Of this act and ar or snv miles ,.Sssa. y
ada and sdoptsd In pursuance thereos '" 's7""s
.p,c,xx
n. .so.rho,n., .n.u - - Ia v.s,.
the eoSslse: faults OF Of :aid S' osaDsas. %
ono IN, me amount o. bis STOCK In said Company,
o. exposing stockholder 70 any greater liability 1sn The
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-14

Il A.
TON OF THE CITY OF NEV oRLExNs" 'A'
SECTION The officers of the Association shall be Prs.,
:u SqI Ts ssS,ss ssosn
constitute Beard Of Drsctors and shall Be elected
;pnusyIthe President Vice Presidents secrstaris. and
msjoriy Of the whole votes given being necessary to
The President shall preside meetings Of the As,o
: call sucs eas. nsengs as the Board Of Directors
give sne CASTING vote when there shall be equal division
The vic Psdsn. shan preside in tn. absence of
ing sserssy under The Of tns Board Of
SIC III. Treasurer shall receive all and donations
I financial sEi's By sss Il s Il.
tory vouchers he each annual meeting and a
%sf Sa Of ~ sp.ss .. e 3 IT,
shall give S sss1T s II e The sg@ Of
e The Asosia0n sha meet u each mons for
meeting Of the Association their proceedings for the past
shan IN the O Boaad s and
dstsy notify the Association, and appoint evening for an
SEC Z The Board Of Directors .hsu appoint Librarian
s es,y fns s to attend q the Library
maps charts papers and all other property in his Gaze BE-
thereof with the Of the dop ss make
and to bs o. al books 20 s members
AhIlCLE
Each member not proprietor on subscribing TO the Com
sttution shall pay the Of I've dollars annually In
- ARTICLE ~.
Each member who is proprietor, subscribing to the
Constitution, shall the of dollars annually In
advance. ~
ARTICLE "
ANY person may become member life by paying the
sum OF hfty dollars
ARTICLE VI
Any approved BY majority OF the Board Of D;rec
a MAJ in
psyTsn, OF one hundred dollars and such mem
The approval Of the Board Directors Provided
that any one being already life member NAV become
IN pepetuiy under this clause the payment Of
ARTICLE VII. |
Any person. approved by majority Of the Directors
az become member complying with the provisions Of
this Constitution.
IE ARTICLE VIII
There shall be meeting Of the Association on III.
nst Tuesday In January for the election o RS for tina
ors and quarterly thereafter the transaction of such
otner business as may be presented
If the President Vice President Secretaries Trea.rr.r
Directors, IN their several official capacities shall pegt the
Of their dus sh. administer the IA ~
Of the Association efficiently equitabiy on an COW
plant Of fifteen members meeting shall be called and
committee appointed consisting of members and one
director. who shall censure remove from Office or fully
warrant my |
There shall be alterations this n,,s.s A
shall have been proposed the
M nth previous TO- the quarterly nesting then approved
0y 'nfee+outns Of the members present.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-14
-conPASy's OFFICE
NEW YORK.

Admitted amount Of the Capital Stock Of this Company 4.
allotted to this locality and those having an Ana
subscribing VIII be placed equal terms with it's corpo
A'or' snd WI secure Ike interest In all franchises whic
have accrued. may hereafter sccrua "a The Comn.n
from any and all sources.
Subscriptions viii be received BY
DANIEL EDWARDS,
resident Director for the States Alabama Mississ
Texas and Louisiana,
Is, 30 and g New Levee street,
New Orleans
OR
d. WEBSTER,
Al the Office Of r. G. Dun Co.,
20 Canal street.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-14
Actual Capital Required.

The Company confidently believe that thrty-nvs per cent
Of the Capital Stock will construct and fully equip
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND MILES or WIRE.
Which win connect all the centes and
places In the United States This opinion rests upon tn,
most reliable estimates and responsible offers to cens,ru
and equip the lines.
The NATIONAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY is organized
under the laws Of the State Of New York. franchises con-
erred BY an act OF Congress- approved July a. 1906
Presdent-GEoRGE B. sENTER. Of Cleveland Ohio
vice-President-RoBERT sQUIREs, Of New York CIV
secrstAry-sEoRGE 3. WALTER, Of New York City.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-14
N. o. STEAMSHIP COMPANY:
UNITED STATES or AMERICA.
saAzs o. LoursrAzA. orr o. Nsv or1rAm.

Ss Kngvn Ihas On th sEhth day Of February In the
nd Of the Independence Of the United STATES The
ninety second before me- Edward Ivy. notary public,
issns State Of Louisiana Aforesaid. duly commits
nonSo INC worn. personally came and appeared tho
sss.ssd shst sysns ths.:sIyss q ths proysIonr the
Ton q corporations IN this State they have "a and
ana DO ~ these covenant agree AMI bind
seves INTO and constituts corporation ihs objects and
ne snder the sepuations regus1loas end ablies-
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-14

The NATIONAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY have q 70
cosnon from the United States Government. of the por
lance Of their enterprise with grant Of most valuable
franchises ever conferred Telegraph Company. No
competing line has had the right granted BY Con-
grsss TO this Company to operate lines over
every Railroad and Mail Route In the United statss The
position Of this Company differs from that Of any compauy
ever before The question Of the Reht az Wsx
forever settled
The Stockholders Of this Company cannot be sold out ar
transferred to other Company The act Of Cousrs. nm
der which this Company has been organized prohibits.
transfer Of the franchises granted,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-14

Regulations OF the ResdfBg Reem.
Rule No conversation shall b allowed otherwise than
IN whisper within the Reading Room
RULE No person shall b permitted 70 smoke IN ths
Library the Reading Room deface damage or uiurs
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-14

We the subscribers young Of the city New Orleans
being desrous Of adopting efficient means to extend our
nation upon mercantile and other subjects general utility
have associated ourselves for the purpose Of ssabhns
Library and Reading Room and for government have
adopted the following .. r
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-14

FsLBaRAPa uoxpAuY

FsLEGRAPa C0HPAHY
ta& a. 80 49,
saa fsafa o,41 fi i ts
Ane" euserpnse' 70 be known - the NATIONAL fKLE.
GRAPH COMPANY, has bean organised, with valuable
franchises conferred By 90 Of Congress for the pur
pose Of establishing TRUST LINES OF TELEGRAPH on
al the principal railroads mai routes IN Ii, Uut,s
States The Stock to BE- issued upon the sams pncps -
that of the Mschan' Union Express Company which ~
Gently commenced operations Ths design b TO intsr, Tia
entire business community IN the enterprise This d do
not much to dispose Of the Stock q II d to secure the
ns.s Of the country through which the lines pass.
The Capital ID 70 be
sIo.ooo.ooe.
In 10000 Shares. Of the par value Of
500 Per share.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-14

IL UEAnD = AAYO-
0UCCkse0R8 TO MA0EE 4 KNEAas.
removed from No. Magazine street.
AsasmesursEs 81 saAdlery and Wsrpess.
sADDA11fs HAHDWAkE, BBLfIN0, PACKING Ann
HOSE kfO.. ETC.
Hss. 1nespssulas snd New Lsvss, end n q ed n
Common s1Eooa.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-14

fhe end tits Of ssid Compspv nan ~ m. vv-
ShLkANs sikAnsHIP COMPANY" and its douicil e
hereby eeseo9hed IN the city Of New Orieans and n han
snd continue for the term Of twenty years from The
ose or these preeen unless dissolved a. hersna
provided for shall have corporate seal WITH device mon
NE same snd NE name Of the Company upaa the margin
me cpeoe o. SAID company IL 70 othsrwiss uro
eae and maintain one or steamships stute ns
nes steemsnp 70 be owned and controlled the city
OF New Oreans ana to trade between not
or ports on the Atlantic coast Gulf Of Mexico -
manager Of said company shall be the prcor psrxon an
WON 70 serve citations notices other s process shsrs
N The sid Company may be interested.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-14

The present Telegraph Companies Of the country have bean
consolidated into one hinge monopoly, now earning
ever six millions of dollars year. one hundred Der
cent the actual nes their present csp,
having bee wstered over ethousand per cent
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-14
In 10000 Shares. Of the par valas .,
500 Per share,
But the actual amount to be paid In Cash is
e35 Per share

And this amount Is to be paid Is follows: One per
cent at time Of subscribing. and more pnt the entire
capital has been subscribed then on calls to be made b,
the Board of DrectOrs instruments NOT to exceed Eve pe
cent per month When hrtynvs per cent of the par vain.
Of the shares has bssn paid certificates of stock viii be is
sued. This win give the Company paid IN
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-14
CoxsTrrUrroN.

The name snd STYLE Of this Association shan be 9TH
YOUNG MEMS MERCANTILE LIBRARY AssOCfl
TON OF THE CITY OF NEw 0RLEANan
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-04-23
Medical.

A FKw FAcTs THE PEorLE oUeHT TO KNow.--
That DIR. /. 7. Monahhn treats all private and
chronic diseases without the use Of mercury or
any poisonous agents. That lis treatment is
much more successful in private and chronic dis
eases than any Of his competitors That his
treatment III acute diseases relieves and cures his
patients much sooner and more permanently than
the treatment adopted by the old scboel That
under his system Of pruetlce fewer Visits are re-
quiredg thereby saving much expense to his
employers, Thot he can perform operations
with as much skin as my surgeon who served a
few years in the army can. That he knows as
much about the theory and practice Of the old
school as any ofhis competitors; having thor.
oughly studied tfle AIopathic System Of practice
proyious to having studied the New System.
The afflicted are invited to fud out these facts by
laying aside their prejudice and testing the merits
of his treatment ay giving fair trial.
Hundreds Of certificates ofcures could be given
OF private and chronic diseases of long standing
when other physicians have failed.
ONCE in Drug Store, third door below Orange
Furnace Store, Jackson, Ohio.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-04-23
II. G, MlLLNn, Assistant Assessor
On Saturday we called a, the M. X

On Saturday we called at the NJ. E.
Church, and found the stairs nearly completed,
and the plOsteIing well under way. This will be
fine room, and we will make few suggestions,
assuring our Methodist friends that we charge
nothing for our advice,
When you seat your room, have doors and
locks to them. Sell out the seats. This will
bring you some money, which you will always
find convenient Then each family can sit to-
getller, aud those who do not chew tobacco can
sit, stand and kneel, without being two inches
deep in tobacco Juice. You need not say that
you will keep tobacco out of your room. You
cannot do it. Reserve your best seats for the
poor and the stranger who may attend church.
Let your sexton show oil strangers to good seats
and let him keep boys out Of the aisles aud door
ways. Think of these suggestions.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-04-23


The weaF and tear Of lIge tells upon us III inost
or less. What are We bat mhehinesS The Vital
pFineipAi b The motiys power that keeps the
human engine IN motion but ns beams, plssobS,
connection pipes, eondensen and boilers wear
out, 90 DO organs, muscles, tissues and sIlthe
compound paris OF thnt mzrfelIoas pleCs ofNUrk
called Man
hemechanism Of the body requires 10 Be re-
paired and strengthened just q much q the
mechanism employed to grind corn, or spin col
ton, or weave cloth. etehm cannot drive broken
shaft, or Impel drum or wheel that d Oft oi
gear neither can The vital force sct through a
paralyEed limb, OF an Inert organ.
ARE you WEARING OUT5 Doyon feel thai
any one Of your organs-yUur stomach, liver,
bowels, Nervous system, or any other essential
part Of your organization, faltefs II this work
If So repaif the damage with the most powerful
yet harmless Of lnvIgoranis, HOSTEL TERf
STOMACH BITTERs. Remember that debility
is the Beginning Of the EndvA-thas the cIIms1
Of all weakness Il universal paralysis Of thI
System, and that such paralysis Is the ImmedIat'
precursor Of DEATH
Don I walt for disease 10 commit llS rayage
before you commence the Strengthening process
Keep the whole body In vigorous condition b,
prsreHtng us far Asposslbls. the infusds Of decay
Repair the waste Of nature with natures bes
tonic, HoBTETTERe BI'fTERs.
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