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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1868-04-23
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panna aber, ben DOl6 ersrsiieno, elite
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Sd fann nidt LANCER leben, rief lie
ibm 3u; bier, tipts mid pie Du se,
Ihwpren!
Cu wplItelt leben, erwieberte er faIt.
uno nun lpllteit Du es aud it Ibsrr
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mein, burA bes 5immelS Sssen mrin !;
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meine gerseiluns tr6len faun, bann
nil iA iie Dir nidt porentbalten. Ser.
Jude Did nit @ctt aussuIU9nen, id
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1riblal su Yerseiien luAen unb fir
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nno fhpb fe riidiihtsppa auf bic Seite.
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freusst, naIerte er ii6 bem Senaer, um
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@rafen iid UTnen, unO Disisn nit auf
Jpn an9ei6lasenem YifOl eintreten.
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Gobes
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feline entblSgte Sruit entsessn.
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big, i6 bin bereit Su ferben.
(SbIub folst.)
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1868-04-23
Sraec's bcriibmitc Salbc

beIlt m I(bf furSff .3tI
SAnitte, Sranbwunoeu, 0rinb, Wun
ben. Gsl6wulfs. gerrenTunsen, Grps
fpelas, G'elhwiire, 8teumatismus,
auiselprunsens Siupe, 5rcfbeulen,
grirurcne @lieper, 9tdselssldwiire, &C.
Gis pirit prompt ltiat ben S6mns ipfcrt,
trsibt llnIbprilunasn unp GnBiinpunssn prs
unb s:tt baturb Grleibtrruns unb SOufanpisr
Stiluno.
Setb SO. GpipIe & 9pbn
Bottom, @alI., Gissntbimer.
gsrfauit tsi alien Drusitrn Wrocsrs unb
IN nlIen Qanbs S5tcreS. (MPlr, l9-It.
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Die
Geaniuluaniide Staats;eitnn9,
0erail50e0Cben epn

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Scb. Gecrs Hippcr,
rItsint ispen Dcnnsrifas, nne foltst s2.OO
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50 80 Iadb @sriIub bes Sabrsanss.
Gin,slns Grsmplaren, s Sents per Stiid.
asine Sutlcripticnsn petben fir msniser
ais feds Ofpnaten angsnpmmen; aud tann
Tiemanb tas Slntt atbsitellrn, bis ale &iid~
ltGnee te,abli llne.
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(8ortirBurg.)

gloYelle BON Sbecbore Spitta.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-19

LETTER FROM GEN. WASHINGTON NOT HERETO
FORE PuBLlsHED.-The following letter from Geo.
Washington, addressed to Capt. Van 6wearingen
Lunt, Of Berkeley county, Virginia, is very inter-
esting, and 10 now for the first time published:
"MR. SroGDoS's, May Is. l76l.
Dear Sn'-At the cock.fsht on Saturday last,
promised TO beat wedding at MendenhalPs
mill yesterday, which, together with an affair that
had to settle on Bullskin THAT detained me q
day longer there than expected) prevented my
taking Shepards Town and your House 10 my way.
intend this day to pass along the North Noun
tain, and tomorrow attend q meeting at McGilrs,
on the Cumberland road, and from there to Win
chester, in order to wait my doom on Monday.
81 have made q just and proper use Of the in
closed, and as shall pretty near finish my tour
to-day, send il to you, that you may III you think
II expedient, communicate the contents to you
neigbbors and friends. Colo. Stephens proceed
have come across sundry Of his letters directed
to the freeholders, wherein he informs them that
be acquitted himself of what was charged to him
in the streets of Winchester while you were pre-
sent, and goes on to draw comparisons to prove
his innocency, which are by no means applica-
bic, unless be had continued them. However, his
conduct throughout the whole is very obvious to
all who will be convinced, but find that there are
some that do not choose to have their eyes
opened. 49,
stands good, and as J have the greatest reason to
believe that you can be no friend TO person OF
Colo. Stephens principals, hope, and indeed make
no doubt that you will contribute your aid to-
wards shutting him out Of the publick trust he Is
ried in at the first Of the Poll 1t might be an ad-
vsntsge-but as sheriff know you cannot appear
in this, nor would by any means have you do
anything that can give so designing man as
Colo. Stephens ye least handle.
81 am. very sincerely.
"Go. WAsHrSGroN.n
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APPROVED BY rHE PARIS ACADEMY OF
MEDICINE
BURN du Huisson's Iodide Of Iron and Ma

The scrofnous affections Alvsyr
onR and tedious the preparations ef ron which
unfrequenty f owing % The stomach being see 70
support them The researches of Processes Harmon, Of
Brussels Gensoui aud Psreqnn, al Lyons; 3srssas and
Troussu Of Paris have demonstrated that tbs lsmcntable
owing the absence Of Manganese <hich well
as Iron, essential element Of the blood These Pis
therefore, supply important deficiency therapeutics and
Of Medicine and the principal scientific bodies They
employed with certainty Of against Corosis 3rocD
regular prsfursbis h pills cdde
tiona ss..
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-19

YOUNG ' TENs MERCANTILE LIBRARY AssocfA.
TON OF THE CITY OF NEE oRLEANs."
ARTICLE II.
sxcrros l. officers Presi-
ss' and shs ssSs
constitute Board Of Directors and shall be elected
Treasurer By ballots the Directors BY general ticket
majority Ct the whole votes given being necessary TO
The President shall preside at meetings Of the Assn
ss S as ssi al q "
give the casting vote when there shall be equal division
TIE vice President shall preside in III: absence of
SIC The eco-diDg Secretary shall Keep an accurate
record Of the business Association TIE Correspond
Tsetors sksIi conduct i. co rsspcndsscs '' VI NJ
SIC IN. Irsasursr shall recsys all dues and donssons
dsnt regular account Of the financial Of the
tory vouchers he hal exhibit - each nesting and It
TIE OSth meetings Of The Board q Drest9Es and ofspsr
shall give security in the sum Of i've hundred dollars
prsss funds enact and generally Conduct the AFFAIRS
q The Assoeation shall meet At least once In each monthf
meeting Of the Association their proceedings for the
IN case any vacancy shan oecsf in the Board shall nms
diaty notify the Association, and appoint evening for
SEC I The Board Of Directors shall appoint Librarian
Of the who shall keep register all books
% 70 he al ~ n osaer
record Thereof with the names q the donors and keep
and 10 be otherwise governed BY the Board Of Drscto
ARTICLE III
zach member proprietor. subscribing to the Con-
stution, shall pay the sum OF i've dollars annually, In
advance.
Each member who . proprietor subscribing to the
Constitution shall the sum Of ten dollars annually in
advance
person may member for life BY paying the
Of ffty dollars
ARTICLE vi
become entitled TO membership In perpetuity,
of hundred dollars and transfer such
pleasure the books OF the Assocetgu subject
The Of the Board OF Directors Provided however,
member In perpetuy under this clause tho payment Of
fifty dollars.
Any person. sporoved by majority Of the Directors
bscoms member on complying with the provisions OF
ARTICLE VIII.
There shall animal meeting OF the Association
Tuesday In January, for the election Of oc
ensuing for receiving reports from the Board OF DIRECT
and quarterly thereafter for thu transaction of such
osber business ss may be presented.
-.. ARTICLE TX.
II the President Vice President Secretaries Treasurer or
their several official capacities shall neglect the
performance Of their duties shall administer the
Of the Association efficiently equtsbly written
plant Of fifteen Members meeting shall be called and
committee appointed consisting Of two members and
director, who shall censu-e from Office, fully
warrant.
There shall be no alterations this Constitution the
shall have been proposed to the Board Of Directors
by threefourths Of the members present.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-19

CIR or JEFFERSON, !

CTR JEFFERSON. December 49, 1888.
Arrived during the past week-l2s9 Texas
Beeyes, $40 Calves and Yesrlngs and $50 Hogs.
Sold-l3o6 Texas Beeves, 3ll Calves and Year
lings, 449 Hogs, 346 Sheep and 80 Mich Cows.
Stock on sale-5l7 Texas Beeves, SCI Calves and
Yesrlings. 403 Hogs, SD Sheep and SO Mich
Cows. We uuOte: I'd
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No More Copsiba and Cubcps.
eRIaAULr's CAPSULES AND LIQUID tsxTRACT %
MATIOO yE0EfALla

whsrs medicines have failed thrse peparstoss
Win alwayB effect These insure rapid ard
and chronic Of diseases
They Of rss by the eelshrasd DR.
Hecrd and found greatly supeIer 70 ell stbee Known
mineral remedies and Copaba and Cubeos tee injection
ssst n recent and sspsass In more chronic easiA
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-19
Digestive Elixir Of Pepsfns.
aRIMAULr CO., CHEMISTS, PAR1S

PEPslNE the latest scientific discovery DR. Osrvss
MUSICIAN 70 his majesty the Emperor Of he French the
Juice ITSELF rather the digestive principle purified
dgests food In the stomach When by
other the supply Of digestive huid Il small the inevitable
consequences bad digestion, gssrts gsstrsgis ndam
Of the OF stomach and bowels hssr
burn pnite ansms. lJss Of strength and Din femalss
choross The Elixir OF Pepsine which sanctioned BY the
appreciation OF the Paris Academy Of Medcpe speedily
all such Diseases and prevents vomiting during prsgnsncy
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-19

Matthew Hale Smith recently wrote letter to
the Boston Journal, in which he stated that no
church communicant. The Boston Transcript
denies this, and says both John Adams aud John
Quincy Adams were members Of the First Con-
sreeational Church IN Quincy. and, Of course were
communicanta; They vers men q deep religious Gus
city who have served IN ecclesiastical councils
where John Q. Adams vas member. he repre-
scented the church Of which be was . member In
the council which ordained Rev. p. d. HuntIng-
ton Oyer The South Cugregstionsi Church. bos'
ton, October 18th, 16l2. 81. Ia ~
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-19

FISHING FOR MIcE.-There are several ways OF
catching rats and mice, but 10 these days, when
there is rage for everything new, perhaps the
following anecdote. related by country CORES
pendent, may furnish the hint Of an original mode
Of capturing these animals: - 49,
Several years since my cousin, Miss -, used
to keep district school. Among those who Nat-
tended II was little boy Of perhaps four years Of
age, bat too young to speak plain. One day,
while the others were at their studies, be got
PC session Of pin and string. He bent the pin
into the form Of fish hook. tied the string to II,
and put on it small piece Of cheese. He had
seen mouse come up through hole 10 corner
of the hearth and set himself to bob for IL as II It
we're fish. he was observed and asked by my
cousin what he was doing. Fishing for mouse, ,
was bis reply. As this psstime was not allowed Ia
school hours, the teacher, BY way Of punishment,
ordered him to continue bobbing for the mouse.
80 the little fellow sat 20 grave Is Judge, bob
bipg away, until soon the mouse took q strong
hold of the cheese, and the boy giving Q sudden
pull, sprapg into the middle Of the room, and
swinging the mouse around his head. astonished
the whole school with the exclamation, l thwsr,
I've got him."
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ARTICLE v,

sscuo. II: regular r.. meetings e. e.. "a; s.sss
nencng the nrst Tuesday In February, 1853 at wncl
.ad
T. and the
f sfasd E SsSi' sstIH oskkkFs
dissolve the said Corporation. sus Il. Board once sss
continue 70 exercise is functions. until new Board b.
SIC Three members said Board Of Control shall con
sosTd hereby invested ~ts fu power 70 sns and ADOPT
ch by laws rules and regulations they deem reqa
provided, the shall conflict with the
avs Of this State And in the absence Of the Man
ger they select Chairman preside their meetings
steamships fuel estate etc. the
nd to az Of and
borrow money and 70 Guild or cause to be built f
SIC II any member of said Board shall cease to be
soekhoder Of SAID Company during bis term service he
e. or s Of any %s%ssT SAD
70 m vacancies occasioned thereby until the rst regular
meeting thereafter of the stockholders for the election o.
$40. S. n. said Board shan monthly the
actor o. s1s On, s4d me e. hnsse nay cal them 70
ARTICLE VI
transfer Of soss, sha b % n n ne once Of q.
bs Ts psS oSsp bndns be fsp' 40, G
Of abide BY all terms conditions and stp
ss . sR's snq thereof
no s.ockhoIdsr shall ever be held liable or responsba
,Sua The *. s@cSs Of s G. id . SdimS %
shall nformaiy IN the organization Of said
=: Is, % .-i' .As' 'I.. s
ARTICLE H.
The said Company shall sue be sued In its corporate
and capacity and plead and be implicated accordingly
ARTICLE XII.
ne following persons stockholdsr Com.
peny and such are entitled 70 the number Of shares placed
NJ ]. Smith, VIM. Creevy, Jno. Armstrong, Thcs B. Lee
Geo; Q. Garner. J: B n1risOn Geo W. Manson, J 4.
Ben w% Perkins. a Siis.nSsIss1 o.. hssiaa:
ARTICLE XIII
ne Beard Control shall empOwersd receive srhs,
rsed shan have reached the aforesaid sum Of one million
ARTICLE XIV.
This Associ.oe shall 60 into operation Is III.
And IN eopeiusion the stockhodes herenbefos namsd in
ordained ssS ssssSshs By the present sc for
s' .AA' sa'''
Thus and passed st the city Of New Orleans aforesaid
day month snd srs. ssovs written in the prsssne
Ssrsunto ssa ia names parties ana me- notary
;saH Smith S'f = s,. s:s:ss
ia NcClosksy y.ABrAdbury. n. D. Edward Higgins
Jno ArnsrsaG. EAv. A Yorka =
HOWARD IVY, Nossry PsbHs
In presence Of Geo. Olsrk. ,. McC Swain.
II UEAnD - MAYO-
n OUcoEseORS TO MA6KE . KNKAssJ
Removed from No. Magazine street,
HanulAe4arors 81 osddlery and Harness.
-xnRo1zuns oB--.-
sADpLERY, HARDWARE BETTING, PACKING AND
HOSE, EfO.. kf0..
Hes. Tehssptoulss end New hsvss' end ~ % nd %
OouUon GfHoU1.
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Syrup of r.r.r.. mar. and Iron.
q RI ULT 4

Chemists TO b. L II. Prince Napossn, Para
This medicine prssents IN agreeable FORM the active
principles Of Peruvian Bark the best toics combined
With lren Of the principal sass Of the blood Il 10 pre-
ecro<d ~ the eminent physicians Of Paris
ChorosiA green sckness facilitate tho development Of
young females and health and vgor ~
In general trspdly distressing stomach COM
plants caused BY snepa and leacohsa 70 which ladies
often subject ularixes and facilitates
catamenia and 10 also excellent for pale ymphstc and
sercfueus children Lastly exetss the sppssits proosas
Digestion end extrenely beneficial al persons whose
blood has ben npovssksd BY nsss or long snd dcuis
eonvalsscsnoa ~ ssc q this syrup are 4 saes osrtas
and speedy =
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-19

Regulations OF the Reading Rsom.
RUIZ conversation shal b allowed otherwise than
In a whisper within the Reading Room
RUIZ No person shan b permitted 10 smoke m the
Library Ne Rsadsg Rosn 70 ds.ce, damage or nurs
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-19

We the tubserbsr young men Of the city New Orleans,
being e Gent extend inor
upon mercantile and other subjects Of general utility
have associated ourselves for the purpose Of establishing
Library Reading Room, and for government have
adopted the following
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-19

The early Liverpool kilograms indicated
no alteration whstever In the price Of
Cotton, but the P. n. dispatch, which was
received too late to Affect this market, reported
I'd. decline in the better grades. with no sltera-
ton IN the lower qualities, while prices of the
staple appeared TO be generally maintained ct
New York, although rates Of Gold and foreign
exchange diecloted Q decidedly downward tend
ency. The sales b this market today footed up
1000 bales ct full previous figures for all grades
except low middling which advanced &c. ~ n.
day in the cotton market. With materially re.
duced offerings most factors further enhanced
their asking prices this morning. but buyers gen.
orally refused to pay higher rates. while sppar-
sntly willing TO 60 on ct previous figures. As the
day advanced, however, better feelings prevailed
and the movement aggregated $3.50 bales at ex.
treme previous figures fer the lower grades, and
slightly higher rates for the better descriptions as
will be seen by the subjoined statement Of the
closing quotations, Wig: Ordinary 2l3@-c., good
ordinary 22@22lc.. low middling 2240223c.. mid
ding 23@234c., and strict middling 23} 0233c.
The total sales for the week footed up $1,000
bales against so 700 bales last week. and IS 200
bales the week before. TIE net receipts were
decrease of 1929 bales, and 37,335 bales re-
ceipts the week before. The aggregate ex-
ports were is 944 bales against % ,34s last week
and 29,198 bales the week before, and the
stock on hand and on shipboard not cleared this
evening is 1305s1 bales against III TAI bales last
week, and l0l 1873 bales at the close Of the pre-
vious week. The exports during the week have
been divided as follows. viz: so bales for Brazos
1868 for Bremen 1878 New York 1914 for BARGE.
Iona; 2e6l for Liverpool, and s62S bales for
Hsvre.
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MEDIOINEs-
-yarPIRxp NJ
GRIMAULT 4 CO., CHEMISTS.
RuE RIoHELIEu. PARIS
Asthma, Oppression Dyspnes.
INDIAN CIGARETTES OF cANABis INDIoA,
PREPARED 1T GKxAUIr 4 Co., CHEMISTS, PANs.

Recent experiments France England and Germany have
proved that these Gig ettes remedy for the
above distressing sfectons especially whar BesdoR
stramonum and Opium have failed TO give relief
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-19
Gha 3elu 6rleaIls 4rtstem.

SATURDAY MORNING, DECEHBER 10. lsss
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-19
ARTICLE Nv,

TIE AFFAIRS Of said Company shah be under the direction
Management Of Edward Hggns who at time have
he privilege Of sssocafing with him from
among the stockholders the Company subject the
prevail of the Board Control who shall Board Of
Agents assist In transacng the business Of said Company
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CONSTITUTION Y. M. M. L. A.

the furniture fixtures thereof conduct
lnccnsistently with decorum and propriety
RULE >. Any person Who shall deface. mufflate o. ab
tract newspaper periodical, placed Gle upon the
g four time: the vaue thereof and tor repeated eenss
shall be liable to expulsion 81 II.
RuIK Any Der shall be privileged to introduce
friend not resident Of the city, whose must be regis
tered In book provided for that and who viii
sve from the Librarian ticket Of admission for the Of
four weeks, TO the rooms OF the Association.
BuLE s. An order from member draw books does not
sntitle the holder n the privileges the Reading Room
kuLE These rules shall be binding and Of like force with
the preceding Bysws and be amended In ike manner
At the discretion Of the Beard Of Directors q
6isned) SAMUEL MULLEN,
ROWLAND u. TIMPS0N,
Zen ni q TAYLOR WEBSTER,
w. PERKINS.
JOHN GRt ENFIELD,
GUSTAvE PfrOT,
JAMES I. TUCKER,
Wa COOKE
ARTHUR BLACHE,
.e- GID. OSCAR X LYLE,
Executive Committee Y. NJ L. A
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-19
Contribution.

The name and style Of this Association shah be "THE
YOUNG MEMS MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASsOCIA-
TON OF THE CITY OF NEW 0RLEANs."
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II HAAS - mAY0-
n 0UOCEseORS TO MA6KE KNEAsSy
Removed from No Magazine street,
ManufAesurors 81 9addlery and Harness,
..-- -snFo11nns os-s-------s
sADpLERY, HARDWARE BBLIIN0. PACKING AND
HOSE, EfO.. ETC.
Res. Tehsspitoulss md New hsvss' end ~ - sad %
Oouuon ssss1s.
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N. O. STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
...................... CnAxr.n
UNITED STATES OF AHlKRIoA, 7,
ssAss or LovrsIAzA. Orr or NEW oszzAzs.


b n1g-. ma 3. s :ssh DAY Of =, ..
md Of Il. indspsndsncs Of the 1nis.d sssss me
ninety :scond. before ne, Edward Ivy. notary public
cans. STATE o. Lsais,.ns .n .o's:sIs. duly commits
% ses
ssa has :s:ns q the % Of the
ion sss have
s sSd ss Iss g and sc
selves into md constitute 70. The objects and
sss is.iss. ss ss. 81 ''''''' mo
ORLEANS STEAMSHIP COMPANY and it's domicil &
sSnsss Y ne i Of % snd
date Of these presen unless dissolved hereinafter
shsrscf.
. IN .t ARTICLE II: rFn
and msints'p stssnshps constitute ns
ss a % po
or ports o the Atlantic coast Gulf Of Mexico.
IN the said Company may be Interested
ARTICLE III. r.1.
srcros Il shall be the duty Of the Manager 70 Essp OF
to be kept in bound books In the name of the oo
o1S Sopsy Suns.. s and g ss a. $ sns
complete Of the receipts and disbursements thereof
sssP Of The bank. banking com:
IL hs an. % he sss
be sons anihe.ed and Empowered to draw checks % be
sEc 4 i shan be the duty Of the Manager Of said
whenever thereto required BY them all the books papers,
sac on Or BEFORE e ss
detailed Of the business and Affairs Of the Company
SIC In the event Of the spssne.
stey proceed TO appoint Manager pro tenn who shall
until nst annual meeting thereafter Of the Stock
.sct manager among thsmslyss who .ha suSscs
% absence Of the ssnsesr the Aforesaid board Of oono
shall have power 70 appoint Manager pro tenn
Compary the Manager may a report such msttsrs
and things he deem sxpsdsn and necessary for the
oek the said Company sss be entitled . vsts ..
SIC s. The said Manager shall h.vs power to appoint
Secretary agents and other employees annually and oeneI
Board Control be said Secretary agents
Other smpieyss ct any time without the sanction Of said
ARTICLE w.
On the expiration the term twenty-five year
% the s.Es .s 1 ss,s
istermine upon the mode Of selling and dsposng Of all
d5s ma and az the and &C
disposition thereof and finally Of winding up and hqudsns
ARTICLE VIII
rhrsecuths Of the stockholders In capital shan
20 vino up and settle the business ssd Affairs Of SAID
any additions changes 20 act on giving
xy days notice In Of the newspapers pubshsd
ARTICLE TX.
TIE capital stack q said Company hereby nxed :. ths
Of TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOL
LARS, divided into shares Of Fifty Dollars EACH all Of which
be paid before the signing of these present which
capital be increased exceeding mil
on The same should be required BY twothrds csptsl
ARTICLE w.
TIE Company shall direction
management Of Edward Higgins who may any time have
the privilege Of rssocsfing with him from
among the Of the Company subject the s
prevail the Board Control who shall set Board
Agents assist In ranAcng the business Of said Company