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10 prsmees Tie social, material aad pssa vsbsl,s Of
a5 Of rsv oFissnA ~ etsts LouisisaA and ths gss
Southwest viii b the future q a - -, 1, he -
ne purpose Of this journal The columns Of each day. iasus
are referred 70 - earnest az ths lthfnl.s ~ sss
With which this design is sxscufsd Z. ,s 81
"histhe Standpoint Of the CRESCENT N indspsnlsp1
sne vii references - all the subjects Of Newspaper eonsnt
nd discussion il epinioas win always b found 70 - en-
odly. definitely and fsarisssly expressed
Aesrsslly ssass>sd ssps Il
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ARTICLE vi.

scro.l 1t shall be dusy Of the Manager 70 keep or
psDy record q The .nssesiens &C.
=. sros; ,:, and , ns veil :. fan
BE shall nsrsevsr ss .s 1rsasursT Of the oomp<ny, and
he Company sna e
y the sse'ssy. rsn:ses ii ssnG x 1s
ssc 4 shan be the duty o. u. Manager Of ssid
Company to exhibit be exhioed the stockhOd
Sson1s % ,sd oompsny and also
s ss 2 ssm or % S:ss hs wsns o. @ month
during the presiding month :
18th he Hsnsgsr Board Of Control shall in@s
dsss proceed 70 sppont Manager pro TEN Who shall act
lcda shi1 meeting ssocisoldsr. shall procsss to
g s.sss .s:s ..ss and . :a he sss,ss
e,T' & H. OF
h. deem. @., Ips: sss q sss % s
interest Of the mpany at which Getting each share
ss IN ns ;s S. sal. b entitled one vote ali
syc 8 The .sid nsnsssr shsIl hive 70 appoint
ysesnes should oeenr. subject 70 the approval
Ss. ss'' employees ~, time without the sanction Of said
o. tss s.pss:sp o. ~ .sa term 2.
smsory tie socthodsrs in capital shall have power .
% & u al. rS .S
sad * The and conditions
lis sasirs 70 the best sdvsntsxs
scfse' ARTICLE VIII
1hrseouhs Of the stockholders capital SHAN have the
power 70 Wind no and settle the eusne.s and affair. Of said
any sddtiens or changes % this act on rvs
sixty notice in two Of ths newspapers pubshsd
ARTICLE TX.
An transfer. Of stocks shall b made n the once Of the
The sss bnns s sS % fsD' ~
act q transfer 70 abide ~ all tue terms conditions and sp
made and adspssd IN parsasncs thereof
No sockholdsr shall sver be hed liable or responsible
s for The e1Ss.sst: fault: q ;sid CemPs6y Be
nor sha any mere informally in the organization Of ssd
Company have The eject ofrsndsng charter null
or q ssDss s % to any greater liability hsn the
ARTICLE H
The said Company shah be sued IN rs corporate
mama and capacity and plead and be mpsadsd accordingly
ARTICLE XII. 4aa EsEf.
The following stockhoIders IN said Com
psny and such en the number Of shares placed
J. Smith Wm crossy' Jno: rm.s.our Tho. La
Gee. o. Garner J ,; s9rison, Geo v. Manson, II.
BsSssa. ps-d 2eos ksnSs
Bell wm Perkins A. Mitsnbsrgsr I Co, Wibslmus
ARTICLE XIII
The Beard Of Control shall be 70 receive forhsr
70 said csps. stock until y. sub
ARTICLE XIV.
This Associsto. shsi go into operation the
OF Fiy Thous nd Dollars shell have subscribed for
And in conclusion the stockholders herenhefore named In
hrmation Of the aforesaid spaations
sgreemepts ssaned asd estabhed BY the
the rtisned aud 70 that effect only
do hereunf0 subscribe their respectively.
Thus done and passed the city Of New orleans aforesaid
the day month and s above writea IL presence
bsrsua,O sign their With said and notary
y yh, reTssrsen. kie1sy -. Sse Manson.
yas McCloskey, IA Bradbury. n D., Edward Higgins
Jno. Armstrong. Edw. A Yorka
EDWARD W., notary Public
In presence Of Geo Clsrk. ,. Nee. Swain.
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,. Q. nlxos. ED1rOR AND PROPORTION

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o'-rs'''.ss-ss' meme s.s r'rsas-.
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be feature Of is wsnsd eolunna azes share q sseh
Issue = uvsn " - y.
'AAAs
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claimed that the CRESCENT mot surpassed By AM
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PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY NOENINa
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BLUH AISs.--....-.........."ULUs LtHs
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMFY.

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPLY.
THROUGH TO All FONTS IN the West and East,
without changing Cara or breaking buk nom Cairo Time
and condition guaranteed 10 I'll points.
/. oALBNA- 1o.eee.z1 sistia1S
DUBUQUE,
CHICAGO,
ST. LOUIS,
DkTR0Ir, 7ll1fa91
1ss e. + ss- NIAGARA YALLA
1t ALBANY,
BOSTON,
NEW YORK,
DELAY from Ice or low water. .t,.f
Through bis Of lading and al Information given sppn
~ nes JAMES 4. TUoKER rL
FIukL y 0snsra Agent, ns.ttl
IL Carondelef streek
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-01-22
PETER FETZER,
per and Merchant Tailor,
Corner of Hilam and Market Streets,
f9pposite Johason's BANKING House,

y EEPS constantly On hand full assortment OF
= Cipths and Trimmings for gentlemen. larNe5-
1~ attention given to the Manufacture Of gentlemen
czs iug to order and 1T guaranteed. Repairing ana
ee4s- ~ promptly attended =. az =
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GuSsAnEe, ..,............ Capt McCHEs
fEas.s7-' d THE FANNY GILBERT, Capt
&sE{5Izs.t5sfIa5zs' KounS, will leave New Orleans
Saturday for Alexandria, WheI
Will connect with either the Pioneer or GosSaa
Shreveport, throu-h in five days. The Piou
GoSsaTler will leave Shreveport Tor Alexandria
Saturday and reach Alexundria in time for the +
Gilbert on her return trip to the city. These p
are Of light drauEht and stand IL in all the iuSl
companies. For freight q passage apply on bo,
December ic 1871
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E23N ~. I.Dj'tH
INITIAL LIFE E*SURAyCE COEp3XT.
Assets SeptcHl3e: !. over - ESQ 500.
i32S, ~. 10 !
~ 1.nrC
SFFs4- - - .

MCMAHON ( OTIS. Gcna~ Agents.
No. i : Madison street, il,>'t" Block,
N..,-1,n1I, I.1tnn 50
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
1HE PENNsYLvANIA RLECrION.

Great Excitcmeat in Phil ndeI hia--Bus;.
n~ss susPe nd9d-A ppreh radra Gelli,loa
between the Force Of the Maysr ana
the Ahsr1-The SherifPs IL .cksry Ciubs
destroyed BY F4re-Ffve thoa \ nd New
York Soiers on their way to Phtia,leI.
Ph.a-P.epars tions of the Nave 10 Hr.
celVe them-Eeitiny ON the Re.al..
Especial Dispatch to the StaGl
PHILADELPHIA, Oct l2.-There is great ex.
cremeut here. Business Is generally sus-
pehded, and everybody is clnvasci lg the
prob b.lit'Ps of the election to. morrow E.ch
pa-ty hes BINDS OF music and men par .diuy
TIE f'rc'is, calling on Their friends to vote
early. The Mayor, who is a Rep lblican, has
swo:n into service one thousand extrs polio.
me for duty to- morrow.
The Sherin, on the other hand, who is a De n.
ocrat. has engaged an equal number OF sp-c,a,
deputies. 1t is feared this will b ing on a
conflict Of authority and bloodshed will res al.
The Sheriff las week ordered one taous nd
hickory clubs to be made for his men, Ta's
morning the factory in which the clubs we Q
STORED was destroyed by IRE.
A dis patch from New York says: "Five thou.
and men lett that city this morpiug for Phila.
de'phis, to vo.e." Toe Mayor sent a squad OF
two hundred policemen to the depo, this morn.
ing to meet them. Both sides are sansuine OF
suc,Fss. In betting ciycles slight odds ave
given in favor OF the Democrats. The Repub.
lie rs are betting two TO one on the State.
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TIE INDIAN CoNNIssIoH.-Ths Indian Com
Mi 'ion, which hrs ben in se s3ion at Chicayo
for several days, con clodcd its IabOrs ON Stur-
day. re. oIuuon WIS f1op'sd recommending
that Iull provision be made at once to feed,
clothe, and pro ret ne lndtans of the -ow,
Bl:ckice., Gros Nentrrs, Sioux. B,ncl I, Cney-
enn", Arrapahoe, Apache, ktowr, aud q iran.
che nations, who now live, or who shall here
a.fer permanently locate on their agric ui iturai
reservations. Also, q resolution that TIE time
hss come when the Government should c. Je
to reeo1nize the Indian tribcs - domestic oe-
pendent nations, except 80 far rs it may be
requisite to recognize them as such by exi tin ,
treaties, and by ira LIE. made, but not yet rati-
Ned; that hereafter all Indians shall be consid. !.
cred as Individually respor sible to the laws Of
the United atcs except where and while Ii Is
otherwise provided in said tre ties; and that
they shall be entitl~d TO the slime pro- cction
rom the said laws IS u enjoyed by other per-
sons owing sllegiance TO the Government. 1t
was iurther n .olvcd that the military force
should be u>ed to compel the removal i3to re-.
eryations OF all such Indians as may refuse 10
go Alter due notice shalt have been given them
that provision has bcen nsde TO feed and pro.
tect them within the same; aud IL was al.o
T olycd, that in tie opinion of the Comm :.
sion, the Bureau OF Indian Afihirs should Ia
transferred from the Interior to the War De-
pLltmeLt
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FOREIGN NEws.-London dispatches con-
D m the report OF the arrangement OF the pre-
hminarl<s of naturalization treaty, similar TO
mat concluded with Pru@ sia, betwC en- the Uni
ted StF"7 and England. Mr.. Gladstone his
issued an address TO his constituents, which -
niue D praised for It's frsnkneSs and liberality
Ine Tory journals, il is said, refuse 10 Ike up
Disraeli's " no Popery" cry. The Chinese EN-.
Dsssy Is preparing 10 negotiate a treaty with
England similar 10 that conclude with the
tnr: d SAFES Italy hes oficially II cog0izsd
the Republic OF Mexico. The Prussian Gov.
to guard the Interests Of G. ermeu traders there
Though the feIrs of a general European wsr
have abatsd, the Paris Pr asserts that ne
French armor.es were never buster --su at
pTe.Cat. The French Official papers alsc Dc.
clare that France is pledged 10 the treaty Of
Prague, End thar PRUSSIA m ust not depart from
lis Opliea.Iops
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[By Banners' ana brokers Telesfsun.l

10y banKefP ana bfoKefs Ielo&faph.I
Lewis johnson o. quote stocks ana bOnrs
In home and foreign markets a. foilowB:
NEW YORK, Oct 12.-First Board-U. s. s's
lsSl, coupon, l13x; b.20's, iS0a. coupons, ll2x;
1854, coupon, 11oSi 1865 coupons, HOY; 1s6o,
coupon, new, lDs y; Saws, 1sH, coupon. l0sS;
i0tO's, coupons, -; Pacific Mail. la; Ohio
Miss { certificates, 2sS; Mariposa, 8; Atlantic
Mai, =; Canton. 4sH; Cumberland, 33s; W.
Y: Telegraph, 36X; Quicksilver, =; boston
AZ do. preferred 7oK; Hudson, =; Reading
96b; Michigan Central. =; Michigan South.
eIn, s5Hi Illinois Central, 1i4; Cleveland and
Pittsbure, ssh; Northwest, 9lX. do. preferred,
lU6s; Eert Wayne, NIX; Alton Terra Haute,
4A; Toledo 4 Wabash, 61s; Adams Ex. SIN;
Wells, Fargo e Co. Exp, 294; American Ex.
chants Union. 224; Ohicsgo & Alton, $50;
do. preferrcd, l55. Market steady.
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Baltimere Makes, r..day.

bALTIhoR1, Oct 12.-Cotton firm; Middling
Uplands 25k. Flour less active; Howard strcet
super, SSacS25; do. extra. 50 soc so; do fam
iiy. Sl2rSl 50; City Mills super, s7.75ass 25;
90. extra, $3.50 sil5C; do. family, I2.25aeI350;
Western super, S7eSS; do. extra, S1ULSlO25.
wheat firm for high grades; prime dry red,
S26Oa~975; inferior, Si.90JS2 10. Corn firm;
white, s1.'5eSI.c0; yellow, S130. OIts firm;
prime, 50 cts. Rye firm at SI.a5asl.5,. Pro-
visions firm; Pork, SEQ. Blcon--Rib sides, lax /;
clear DO, l7ki shoulders, 1iH; hams, 2OI22.
i Ird, 2l cents
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RAILROAD COLLISION AND Loss OF
IL

PITTeRuRG, Oct II Two NIGHT trains on the
Allegheny Valley r 'ilrold collided YESTERDAY
morning, at six O'clock, near Scrubgras, station,
killing Richard Snyder. fireman; wrecking
bo engines. and burning five oil c.rs. None
OF the pT sseng'rs were iuiuied. Damage to the
road bout x:3lQgQ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-12
GERMAN SENGERfEsr

SANDUsKY, OHIO, Oct. 1.-THE Northwc1t.
elm Ohio SSspger,est will be held in this civ
on the 18th aad 18th instsnts. A large number
OF muslcGl organizations lrom abro.,d will bs
present, and it is expected that the concert to
ne given will be one of the finest ever heard in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-12

0The oficial vote on the question of the "a,
sumption Of the municipal war debts bv the
State of Maine Is declared by the Governor 10
be yes, 6i,7R; nc, 1l,isi. The cities generally
voted against the measure, and the Country
towns for il. ~ 81
~Mrs. Carrjean and her daughter. avaa
fourteen wears, while walking on the ira cts =,
the Central Ratlro,d, near Albany, New YorS.
on Friday nigh, were run over ~ train and
instantly killed. They were the wife and
daughteR Of q switchman.
~The British royal family cost the country
e3S,000,0c0. s-I'- 4 =
o0-Capfain Gift W. Adams, an old citizen oi
CRANKY, Conn.,, dropped dead while goinr "a
the polls on Monday. A
. ~ The Typoxraphic,l Union No. 6. OF New
York city, mas recently admitted two female
eoMpositofs to It's mem Derehip. zaLIT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-12

SPAIN.-The despatch rom Sp in continue
10 pIsSSIt - suI- ing evidence of the solid sue
Z s of tbe revolution, IS well - of wisdom on
the plIt OF tho who are guiding ihe couatry
IN rs pro-ress towrrds 4 re- sud il is hep 4
s.aple COVE. nEaent- Good order prevails gea-
orally, snd the Provisional Cove. nment has
iEyo.-t ne people % JON 10 maintaining a., in
order 20 prove thrt the revolution does no.
mean ana-eey r7d violence, but peIee and Jus
AZ 1De GIveTlment has rPJdy issued a
progI ANNE guaranteeing Tdny reforms, in
SiudlDg among them universal sunre re, reIiy-
lo0s hteIty. Il DOM OF the pr e. right of IN : !
by jury, and ,he equslity OF all men before the
law. Ire leSders OF the Provisional Govern
ment are understood TO preaer j monarchi- IL
GOverDn ent, bat have Fsr~ ID to accept a Ea-
public II tie p ople so pronounce at the elee-
fIon TO uemoers of the CoIics, which will
take place on TIE tn OF Noyeu,ber. The
American Minister. Hon. ]. Y. Hale. his al
TTaSy had an interview with q Generdl .rrano,
and wh''si lresen ing his pcrson,l congiatu-
lafions- expressed bis belief in ,he early re-
esznIuon OF the revolutionary Cove. ament OF
the Unif States. The loo Il government of
Seville, at the requ 1T OF the Americ n ons ul
has grant peTmiSsion TO the foreIgnr sideuts
10 build Protestant churches within the walls
OF the CITY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-12

FEoM CENTRAL AMKRICA-The stsarrs lin
GUidiDg Sfsr has arrived AZ New York. ,rorn
AspInwell, October Sd. Z. OImsby, q C Lbin
pas -er ger, died at sea Saturday. TIs Const--
'uent Assembly Of State met al Panama on
the Sd Instant, and prs-cd a d cree rSsumt- z
sovereignty c. the State undl new corsi-
tnton be forred, 'el"gaiirg to Acting Pre- 81
dent SnrosL the e." ,utive power, aud recoy-
nizIng the Prov sional Government. Don
Pablo Arosemena - Pres ident OF the Assembly.
Senor Gorua w%s reIu SD q SCI. as member.
James l.. BALDWIN, the '~sIn Of DIR Parker
was still aIiye, but his case was considered
hopef-S. he expresses no sorrow iCr the act
The nIted Siases steamer Gettysburg arriy-d
At AspinwaJl on the 30ih ulIimO, TO relieve the
SapphO. which was TO proc, ed 10 Key West
Colonel Caldwell. Unifsd States Minister to
IoIiyIs, s-.Iled on the lst for La PaZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-12

H. The War Department .. prepared to r.
ceive evidences to corT~c. misaomcrs in the &C.
ana 70 supply the omission from it OF suy
namcs OF persoas ''oceHaiy prssen. renderfsa se--
sioe. with either Of toe drtachmea's ensayed
IN ne eaptare, and none Others; such evidence
70 oe compIe, and forw 4rdsd 10 tue Ad jut N {
General on OF before tae l.. day os Jaauarv
next, aitfr which date no claimant who .
claim. supported by proper evidence. has NOT
been presented will be sdmi.tnd TO share IN
the reward.
For the rules OF evidence govern ux the paw
ment Of tne different allotmeuts OF TIE rev "a
by the Treasury. claimant are referred TO the
Sd Audi' or, u. =. TrCasury
By order Of the Secretary OF War:
Z ID. TOWNSEND,
Assistant djutant General.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-12
COLORADO ELECTION.

CHICAGO, Get 12.-The Denoer Ncws has r..
turls from al the counties of ColorrC'o. aud the
figures give Bradford a majority OF II.
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Wall Street Fs.6,v

NEW YORK, Oct. lz.-Money easy at Ia per
cent. Sterling Exchangc. Q. Gold, 35X. 5.9O's,
is62, coupon, l23 10-40's coupon, 51. North
Carolina 6's, 6. rske d. Virginia 6's ex cou pon
53x. Tennessee 6's, ex-coupon, 6jY
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TO BUILDERS.

NOTICE TO BUILDERS
The undersigned takes pleasure iu informin, h,.
friends and the public generally that mas opened
IN estabhshment for the sale Of nrst clsss mann
faeturtd BUILDERS MATERIALS. such AZ
Doors. Sash Blinds. inside and outside Shutters.
Door and window Frames, MouIdinss, Bracket
Slate and Wooden Mantels, Stair Rail, Balusters' n
HsviDg perfected arrangements with the ha,,
manufacturers be 10 prepared, TO furnish a. short
no.iee special orders OF eyery character. Having
been builder in this District for Q NUMBER on
years be feels safe In saving that any such
entrusted 70 him will give full satisfaction
h. WIEGAfE.
Builders Emporium, corner Ith and @ s.,.,
se Ia-lm Washinston, u. q.
EasLIsH AND EURoPIAN STWs.
1.-THE MAIL:n
A Paper coEtaiufEs tbe news, the PRINCIPAL Iess
estins matter IRON IL Zines. 'H'''
The kewepaler hitherto Known ss the Essn,,,
.tor MS Of p:r,1s r ssSoms the Of the
week, under the title OF
"THE MAIL"
st tie price Of Thrsepenes per COPY - heretofore
The days Of Pubi1k atton will be Tueedsy ana pv,.
day. and each paper will contain the aevs "a al
matters Of tntsrest appearing in the three nrs
vious numbers Of 7Re Times, which viii tbus n.
endersd available. In -ehesD and eonvonient
iotm' ier persons residing abroad or in the colo
,subseribers can obtain "fBR MAILp tAreueb
Newspaper Agents, or may have it from the Pub
nsnsr, on pre- payment, q Printing Houss oalsrs.
Sonoon. Jyl& &0Alem- NV
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"LRrTIHa OF CONTRACTS ON THE PoINr on
ROCKS RAILEoAD.-The B.ltimore aud Ohio
R1ilroad Company have advertised to receive
bids, at their Office In Eilt.more, until the 2Jth
on the Point Of Eocks railroad: Section :. "a,
Monocacy,) I6, tat Little Senec--,) ~. ION Gioyd
and Warnings and.) 81, ION Browns land.
81, ION B!air,s land.):s, (oa Burr aud Cock
rell,s land SO, ION Scotts land.) 20, ION wit.
berger's land Al and % ION Gales and Berry
land. l.-Rocy s;fIe Sc tn.i,,eL. hi
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the Brook lyn Navy Yard. The We sseIs r cant.
ly sold there have bsen removed by their mr.
cha.ers, and the forest Of masts which crowded
the docks at the yard at the termination of the
war has been greatly thinnrd out. There are
still three or four war We, els lying there how
ever, which will be offered for sale AT public
auction in q snort time.
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Baltimore stock Market, rs.day.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 12.-Virginia 6 S, old, in.
scrlbed: AN asked: do. 1886, ~ bid. } rsked
DO 1867, a. lid, g asked; do conpon, new. "
hid Sc cskcd; South Clrolira 6's, new, 81 bia
North Carolina 6's, old 6S bid.
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INSURANCE.
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OF TIE
UNITED STATES OF ineRIci,
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'ssfsersd oy Special Act sf Congress, Al.
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INSURANCE.

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'Al SxoAk, chAiraan Finance ana ls.eus,.
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Hs'TTESIS. vs.s,ns,o.. A......., $780,,
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD,
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HSExifL: cS,st Medical psp.rs,..,
ID. ". BLISS, n. D., wssAinstsn.
n. advantages offered by this Company are.
kefionai Company, chartered by special
A paid up capital OF 81 .omp.
II overs low rates of premium.
~ furnishes larger Insurance than other con-
ith definite and certain In Its terms.
home eonpany In every locality.
lu policies are exempt from sttschment.
mere are no Unnecessary restrictions In the pol
kvery policy 10 poa -forfeitsble
. Policies may be taken which Day 90 the insured
tbelr fun amount and return ell the premiums.
that the insurance costs only the decrease os tse
foie,ss ~ Vii m ss ,.ss.a sn.s ~,u ,.y to IN. Ia
sereo ~ aofasg nfe en- esneai Income OF one-tenth
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Il in.1r.s NO, 70 .eeer. diy,ae.As, eu, ., % 100
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The SUIT AGAINST GENERAL BUTLER.-The
csscs of Charles w. Woolley and Kimleriy
Bros agaisst General Butler were up Sltur-
day IN the Supreme Court of Baltimore city,
on motion In each case 10 vaclte service of
the wrifs- Hen. Caleb Gushing argued in ia.
yor OF the motion TO yacate AZ great length,
commencing at ten O'Clock and concluding al
one p. m. His argument was a masterly effort
of a maturCd iurist. He was followed by Hon.
Richard I Merrick, The opposing counsel. The
point AT issue is the 16 zaliIy of the ARE I of
member Of Congress going 70 or returning lro n
Congress-. In thee cI-eS the writ was served
ne General Butler was retuTniny honaA frorA
the ses non Of CongrCss- The case Will be coi-
tInued until next Saturday, when the argu n IL
= TO oe continued bv Mr. Sehley for the mot.on
~ va lte, aud Mr. X. j. Brent against.