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Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-01-08

S3PURGATIyE PILLS have lecome a
settled necessity witt! the American people.
Indeed, cathartics always have been and
always r.ust be used, IN some form, by all
mankind. In this couatry, the pilular form
of administration has been growing in favor
since pills were first made Of Aloes and
Rhubarh, rolled into ball. Their high
position in the public confidence has finally
been secured and fastened into permanency,
by Ayers Cathartic Pills, the most skillful
combination ofmedicinc for the diseases they
are intended to cure, that science can devise
Or art produce. Those who need pills, nc
longer hesitate what pills to take if they can
get Ayers Fills Wheeling Va Rcss.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-01-08
MARKET REPORT.

q PPLICANTS FOR HOTEL, RESTAu-
~ RANT AND LIQUOR STORE Ill
CENSES.
Notice is hereby given that the following
persons have made application to the Pro-
thonotary of Columbia County for Tavern,
Restaurant and Liquor Store Licenses to be
granted at the coming February Term
Bloom. Widmyer 4 Jacoby, 4. House.
Berwick. Keinaid Berger, "
Catawissa. Gilbert Il Co., i. Store.
Greenwood John Leggott, Hotel.
Maine. J. Il. Longenberger, "
JESSE COLEMAN, Pro,h'y.
Prothonotary's Office,
Bloomsbury, JAN 8, 1868,
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-01-08
GRAND JURORS, FOR FEB. TERM.

BLOOh-Jacob Schuyler. Fhenias Deity,
BESTON--Jacob Ogden.
BEAVER George T.. Driesba.h.
Der u X BORo-John Duuk, Hiram smcther.,
Lewis Enke.
CoNYNGHAM-Jenks Dyer
CATAWiSSA- Jacob Shugars. John SharpIess
F.SiiiNGcREEK--J J imes Cam pbeIL
FktNKkIN-iamilton Ciarx
GREE\WUOD-Joseph R.iIinc.
IO,. tsr--Peter YOrnn,.
.MipISoN-llenry Wagner, Jacob n. Girton, Geo.
w. sup .,I-e.
MUNTui Michael Routh.
MAINE Hartman jnhn.
CRhNGE-D X. oaR
FINE Elisha Fuiln,er.
sCDTl-Mnore Crevelng
SCGARLO AF.-t;eorse Fritz Christian I. y,uor.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-01-08
The only Democratic Magazine
Published I'm the United
states.
VOL. q. 1868.
THE OLD GUARD,
A Monthly Magazine,
ssev6sed 10 Literature. science
nIld Art, ana the Political
Principles Of A17O,
1850.
c. C.cHAUNCEY BURR, Editor.

In offering to the public the prospeeiu,
Of the Sixth Volume Of THE OLD
GUARD, tho editor and publishers feel
confident that no explanation Of the cllaraci
ter Of the work is needed. Besides the 20.
lilical matter, Of great importance, bearing
npon the principles Of tho approaching
Presidential Campaign, we shall publish n
series ofarticles from the penof Van EvRlE
on the Races OF Men, which will be il.
lustrated by beautiful plates Of the different
types Of mankind. This new feature Of
the Magazine will greatly increase the cost
Of publicat on, but no additional price will
be charged'subscribcrs or news ageuta We
have also had translated expressly for this
Magazine one Of the most thrilling pcpu.
lar historical novels ever published in the
Italian language. covering the History Of
the Fall of the Italian States, under the
horrible rnle Of Cesar Borgia, Duke Of
Valentine, written ly McNrEvERDE, which
will we are confident, excel in popular inter.
est, any novel to be brought 'leiere the
American public during the year lsss. Be
sides q thrilling iove.plot, it unvals, with n
pen Of fire, the terrible arts and desperate
deeds which tyranny always resorts 10 in
Fastening its miseries upon mankind This
great novel il mos. appropriately brought
out in this country ut the present time, ard
cannot fail to make q proounl sensation.
Other great literary novelties will appear in
the Sixth Volume of ofTlIEOLD GU AND
which will, il is believed. rcnIor it even
more acceptable TO the !irrsile than i;s pre-.
IrccssOrs
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-01-08
'rRAVERSE JURORS, FOR FEB

'l'RAEERSE JURORS, FOR FEB
4 RuARY TERN, 1865.
Bloom John X. Gra'z, sa.nueI JIcoby.
Benion-PaTvin Masters.
Centre-Aaron CuiImcr.
Catlawissa-G :orsc Gilbert, Jacob swauk.
Ccniralia Rorn-J Joseph SDyaer.
Fishiugrrsek-JamesS, !, Paterson, Hiram Iiras.
rrankI,n-Wiiian R0aibaeh.
Gre'nwsod-G -Ge0rg. Gr-e"ly. Nicholas kindt
John Uoilninn. wiiliam Tioinas.
iiemlock - Nehemiah Repca.
ckson--JOLn J. McHsn-y.
Nit Ph asant- Wiiam iiown'.
Madison -fobcit jounsun, Nehemiah Weilivc-.
Mi'fIiu--J John =, Brown.
Orange Gror.e W. Appicaan, James =. Woods
R"aGr -samucI iIaurk. Nathan D,i.sJaci,,
Auiai Craig.
Sc"it-Chnres Lee, Iosrth Lh'ey, william \
Barton, NJ G. McCuilum. William q. Canph.il. Jacc
rerwi'liger, John Kr"ssIer. Thomas Dnllnan.
suga'loaf-Ja'nes Seward. Andrew I.uubdch.
berwick Bor0-J0hu Eggett,
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-01-08

rS,RIAL LIST, FOR FEB. TERN, 1868.
I Mary L. Greene vs.. Robert Howell, ct, ui
Q navid vrar", vs., &. Dewitt. 1t al.
2 Wi'lism A. N am james Dyke.
., " ii,ian abbott vs. Sins ID. Edgar.
5 James t;annon vs., Michael Cfcanr, ct. al.
Tiluian Faux vs. Sylvester J. FanS,
Z Eamuel Na'ersvs. George Wiile,ia
8 Samuel Wa ,ers vs., George Wiiletts,
I? john Tremlly Il Co. vs., Nary y. Green.
10 John Mcdonald VS.. Lewis Bower, al.
II West Branch insurance 20 W. sin0n q Shive.
~ Edward Mccall ct ai. VS. John Sweeney.
~ Peter Werkheiscr. Adam Roit, ct al.
!j r II. Person vs. Andrew freas.
I6 +. u. Prrsnn vs. John Cain.
IL James McVickcr vs. l.. Campbell.
" Gideon Arndl vs. John y i.ciby
~ William Ikrlcr v. John Savage, II al.
~ Daniei q, Eul's adur, Va. James W. Sankey.
=, Charles ". Miller vs. the T0wnship Of Bloom.
~ Duuiei Yetter VS.. Isaac YettcT, 1t. al.
% J'siuh Thomas use vs. Henry 4. Frcns,
"a lohu U Leihy VS., Gideon A;ndt.
- Catliarine SingIey vs.. Stephen Michael.
!6 liCHiy Yost. ct al vs.. George tassart, .t, ali
u J. . Ilazictun vs. Henry q. Hartman.
2S Henry Knapp vs.. Michael Slime.
90 Illiam t'lark Va Robert q Clark.
80 lav'd te'wig Va David =. le,wig.
81 John Cuopsr W Daniel Hover, et al
3s Mary MeBrrutty VS. Robert Correli Il Co.
50 Joseph Hess Va. Samuel Everett.
JESSE COLEMAN, Pro,h'y.
B,oOmsburg Jan. 3, Isis.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-01-08
ENECUTRIN'S NOTICE.

W DEAFNESS. BLisrsrss Am CA1,pru t,..,.,
WIN me u'nos, success ny j. isAACs, NJ. D., Orost
rnd hs,ls, Q"rmefly Of Lcydcn, llollant) No. rs
nIea street Ph'ladolphip, Testimonials nVn t.ie
most reliable sources In t,y and country ran Be- 4. on
a. hls ONCE The Medical foeu,ty ar. invited 10 NJ,
company hsir patients a. he has nv secrets in hi,
ptathce. ARTIFICIAL Ei rs inserted wi,ho, mi"
wv '"''s' '' ''""'"""oh Nov. ", 1867 ~.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-01-08
Terms Cash. In AdyuMS @.
A MAGNIFICENT puS,,yVy

A MAGNJFfCENT PREMIUM.
We will send per express, carefully boxed,
Grover 4 Baker Sewing Machine.
to any one who will send us, at any one time,
THIRTY SUBSCRIBERS to THE OLD
GUARD at Three Dollars each. The
regular manufacturers price is $5j. No
such opportunity 10 circulate q ,.p,.:'.
FAMILY MAGAZINE, anl soeura Il ..st-
class Family sewing Machine, was
ever offered.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-01-08

CHARLES LoBDEIL, one Of the editors o!
the LA Crosse Democrat vas killed in the
late railroad disaster near Angola, New York,
his remains being recognized by a ring ON
lis finger marked "C. H. The last num-
her Of the Democrat makes its appearance
drcped in mourning, with an editorial in
which Mr.. PoMERoY announces the sad
fate to his readers. Mr.. LOBDEIJ. was Oh
his way east, where he intended 10 celebrate
the holidays by getting married and the sad
fate which has overtaken him, leaves his
intended bride in an agony of despair. Poor
LoBDEi.L! As Brick says "Poor Charley!
He was young mana writer Of much
ability and versatility, and Of great future
promise. The Democrm will miss him
sadly, and its readers will realize that u
pleasant familiar rcn is absent frorlits post
But let Il: hope that he is gone to q better
land, anl that, though his stay here was
brief, lie may find more than the realization
Of his hopes Of earthly glory in that other
world where wc are told there is no darkness
and that neither sickness nor sorrow can en-
t,r therein. - Re'ie onto jfatclmua.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-01-08
JURORS FOR COURT OF COMMON
~ PLEAS, FEBRUARY I0;h, 1868.

dloom--Nartin u Woodward, Newton W. Barton,
Thomas KDOrr John Wolf.
Berwick BOrO--Joln McAnall. Isaiah Bnwnr.
Rr,arcrek--J0hn W. Smith, Daniel kelchner:
Cataw issI Samuel K0stenbaudeT. John Ktifur,
George u. Wiiieits, Lewis Yetter.
-Centre--Sohn liiiI, Jsasc Hess Nah0n d. Hicks.
CUhy ham--Dunicl 4. MCkiefnan.
Fl shingcreek-Joseph Coleman, Thomas Hutch.
isOa
Frank! - SAMUEL Iioas!anh.
Hcn'!rak-Wm l.cily John A,pemln, john vii.
iams. William NcMichaei, lanes W. Elder.
I.urustNm, Fe,tcruan. VIA. Hgsh"s, JVIncs
Fox, Perry Mears.
Madis ison--IOseph Zeis,of
Mainc--Alfred yetters.
Mithin- Eiish b. Pinwn, Lewis Greasy.
Orange-John Welsh
rine-l.uibcr A. Garinan, Joseph Ireiblebcis,
SColt--Jamas Lake.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-01-08

sN rIrrv.G,,L H. co .. ~ Park Row Ecw York
n duly authorized TO solicit aud vcrnivr snbscrp.
lions and advertising for the Democrat stcr, pub
iished al Dioomsburs, Columbia county, Pa.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-01-08

esn- NiCK's ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE
AND FLORAL GUIDE for 1868 is splendid
publication, filled with the most choice fow-
ers, price Of seed and instructions in culture.
His large Seed Ware House is in Rochester
New York. l,is said that for many years
JAMES NJCN was an amateur cultivating
flowers for the love cf them only, but few
years ago he entered the arena as profess
iona cultiyator, and also as an importer and
grower Of seeds, bulbs, ETC., in which field
he rapidly acquired q reputation and celeb.
rity that places him in most enviable posi-
ton. This is the House to send to, for all
the choice seeds and bulbs. Send and get a
Catalogue, for further information.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-01-08

Ga We are prepared to furnish our pa
irons and others with the DEMOCRATIC Al
MANIAC AND POLITICAL COMPENDIUM, for
the year 1865, at the low price of 90 cents
per cory. 1t is handsome little volume,
containing about ninety pages of closely,
but plainly printed matter, Of highly in
teresting character. Its article on finance,
showing the present Indebtedness of the
Government, and each States proportion !;
and the complete late election returns, COM
pared with the returns of IsGO, are alone
worth five times the price of the ALMANAC.
The work is compiled and published by our
Democratic friends Of the N. Y. Day Book,
Van Evric, Horton & Co., No. l62 Nassau
Street, N. y, whowill furnish the Almanac
to parties at sl2.00 per hundred.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-08
officials viii be held to more strict &C

officials will be held TO more etricI &C
countability, Oh, this and other important
subjects tn heretofore We shall do our
part in this, regardless of fear or favor. Let
it be so understood. We trust that our good
fsieeAs of the. comQi;tee will prepare a
pro ber school Dfli, se if practicable
Issld eAeftive. Let them call in the
laid of eetate sNaaeaaadaAsths TING,
remembering that they are to provide for
his government as Of all other subordinate
officials--and his known energy will aid
them ina speedy result to their labors, and
bis equally well known modesty will, we
trust, prevent this time recurrence of the
prominent fault above alluded to. We sin
cerely trust that the time is at hand when
by the action of the Legislature the energy
and experience of the State Superintend-
ent. and the combined efforts of all, there
shall not be 10 any nook or corner of our
loved State home which shall not be
privileged with the proximity of a common
school,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-08
MORE RHRHr,I,InN.

Attorney General s. Belden goes mp to
Baton Rouge this evening to try the case
of S. Wrotnowski vs.. F. Bryant upon q
writ Of mandamus In the month Of April
last, at the election for State officers, the
two named gentlemen were opponents for
the office OF Clerk of the Fifth Judicial
District Court, in and for the parish of East
Baton Rouge. The number Of electors
duly registered in that parish at the period
of the election was about three thousand
Eve hundred, two-thirds of whom were
Republicans. But by means Of that pecu.
Lar strategy SO successfully practiced Of
late By the so-called Democracy, the Repub-
lican candidates were nominally, though
nniAlrly and unjusily defeated. Bryant,
sne then incumbent, retained his Office,
although during the war be took the oath
OF allegiance 70 the United States while
acting MAYOR 81 Baton Rouge, and after.
ward became captain Of aGreencorn
hangers aesIng % guerriIlss or Conieder
ates as the case might demand, generally
cruising about n ne vicinIty Of Baton
Ronge- Being thua inslleIbls under the
Constitutional aDendmsa. % The United
ssases, The Constitution Aha laws Of this
State, and pnable to qhasify, Ccyernos
Warmoih appolnted and Commissioned NJ.
8 Wrotnowzki, an old citizen Of Baton
Rqaee, and formerly Secretary Of State. q
Clerk Of he District Court.
II October, Nj. Wrosnowski was duly
''nals;ianss' and gave bond and security
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-08

MErAIRIE RAcEs.-This is the last day Of
The races, SO that those who have not yet
visited the Mstairie Course during the sea-
son have but little time for delay If they
wish 70 add such an episode to the history
Of their lives. There.are to be three con-
tests, according to the published pro-
gramme. The chief attraction will be the
three mile RAGS between three year olds,
which winds up he racing week. 1t strikes
rs that three mile stretch, best two in
three, Is rather too much for q
horse only three years cid, bat th,
knowing ones, the "spoFsze and lovers ~ Of
horneaesh have so arranged ii, and the
puhlic have nothing to do but 70 pay thelr
entrances res, and bet according q he in
SEPARATION Of hsmoment.
IL has heeh customary to close up win 4
four mile contest, bat IL appears there are
no HORSES here a. for such q display d
speed and bottom, and aozwe must be con
tent vita such as We hsye.
Tbs weather Is magniAeenA and the tract
40 gn6d nEaeF. There wiIl be "a immena.
crowd ont shis evening.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-08

The Times man insinuates that Hon. S.
B. Packard was prompted to write reply
to the alleged report Of General Rousseau
by the editor of this paper, who IFS desig-
mated by name. The writer for The Tines
may have experience in the matter of being
used by other men, and may therefore be
able to write fluently on such subject.
Mr.. Packard received no hints or sugges-
tons from US on the subject of his address.
As to tie vulgar abuse which is heaped
upon him, we have only to say that in all
that constitutes the true man he stands full
ly the equal, if rot the superior of Mark F.
Bigney. ~, .4.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-08
The hing Of levee contractors, Mi. P. J

The king Of leves contractors, Mr.. P. ]
Kennedy, will commence work on Grand
Levee within two or three days, and will
employ fifteen hundred. men. He tele-
graphed to Vicksburg last night for bis
equipments there which are needed In ievee
building and repairs. The Board Of Public
Works act on the principle that it is better
to ruin the State by prompt expenditures
for building and repairing levees than that
it should be ruined by overflow or inunda.
ton. t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-08

The case Of the recent auction sale of the
Great Republic, at st. Louis, came up in
the United States Court there Friday
morning. Judge Treat reprimanded the
Marshal for assuming to reject bids at any
sale made under order Of the Court, bat,
on account Of The sale in this case not being
advertised sufficiently, and not transpiring
in strictly legal form, he would override it.
and order new sale on the seventeenth Of
December. The boat must then be knocked
down to the highest bidder, no matter whaI
the price may be. ,ss as.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-08
as reunired hY .lnu.s...Wer understandL fine

as required by law We understand the
Judge of the District Court refused to re-
ceive the secuai' i al illepais os tHsuficieat,
for some use. F. WrotnOwski came to
the city few days a.. ,eId in accordance
with the law he e as ccomRhsjpn e.
newed and gxsA eeod aua@np ::9 ~ e
curly, and yet the Judge deciinss tdEsIS&
nzeie upon some taalsisGN point % ~
SUCH appears to be the determination Of a
certain class, that if they can not control
they will evade the law. 1t will not be
long, however, before loyal President
and Congress, aided by our local Supreme
Court, will convince the rebellious that we
must and shall have peace. ..,..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-08

. The REPUBLICAN Of tomorrow (Wednes-
day. will contain list of all persons Of
this District whose income is assessed, with
the amount of the assessment. This state
ment will be useful to all bankers, brokers,
and business men generally, as well as inter
esting to the public, as showing the aston
fishing small income of many persons who
''splurge" quite extensively in this lati-
tude.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-08

The finest structure yet attempted in
New England, is now going up at the head
of State street, on the corner of Court and
Washington streets, Boston. 1t is of black
and white marble, and will cost more
money than was paid for the whole State
of Maine, when it was purchased by those
shfewd buyers years ago. 1t will be paid
for with the money belonging to the young
mil ionaire Sears, r.H..-. ..-...
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-08

ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT Auc.
TON To-MoRRow.--W. l. Hodgson, auc-
.1ioneer, sells ct eleven O'Clock tomorrow.
at No. 348 Magazine street, between Erato
and ITALIA streets, for account of the sue
cession of L. II. Stern, deceased, large
assortment of elegant household furniture,
etc. See his advertisement.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-08

The trade between New Orleans and
Chicago is improving. The principal buy
ers of sugar, day or two since, were
Chicago merchants. Ten thousand boxes
of raisins and three hundred head of cattle
have been shipped for Chicago, via Cairo,
and the Illinois Central railroad wisLin the
same period. So we learn from Colonel
Tucker, agent of that road. .... . ...-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-08

Tits probable that the opposing parties
in the conflicting police claims will con-
sent to submit the merits of the whole mat
ter to the Supreme Court, which, if that is
done, will be able to decide within twenty
or thirty days on the constitutionaity of
the Metropolitan Police law. ..H
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-08

Proposals will be received by Brevet
Lieutenant Colonel Strang, until Saturday
next, at two P. NJ, for furnishing eight
hundred barrels of the best quality Of
Rockland lime. - ------ -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-08

Since the Presidential election many Of
the Democratic papers of the South have
wisely accepted the situation, drowned their
bitter party spirit and devoted themselves
to the advancement of the material inter.
ests of their respective localities. They nc
longer denonnee the carpet-bagger. On
the contrary, in all parts of the South
except here in rebellious Louisiana-there
is now hearty inVitatiun for immigrants
The invitation is already producing good
The following from the Talladega (Ala.)
Reporter, furnishes evidence of what is 60
ing on ats neighborhood tH r.It. b.
The wealthy iron men of Pennsylvania
are finding in the bills Of Shelby, Bibb and
Talladega richer ores and finer metals than
old Lehigh county itself ever possessed.
Who would have dreamed, ten years ago,
OF Pennsylvania iron-maker COM
ing to Alabama in search Of iron
ore Who would have imagined,
six months ago, that the unpretending viii
lage of Cross Plains would now be aspir-
ing for the centre of a large German
colony? Our people have scarcely yet
walked up to the importance Of the change
going on. They don't realize that we are
on great highway. We have many things
to learn. The Pennsylvania will teach
us the value of iron eres. The adventurer
from Lowell will convince us that our
beautiful mountain streams can turn
spindles to profit. The lumberman from
Maine will carve his fortune from our pine
forests and show us the value of timber.
The Tennesseean will teach us to grow
clover, improve our lands and make corn.
The Kentuckian will send us blooded
horses, fine cattle, and few Chester pigs.
Laboring men will seek our cheap lands.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-08

SOUTHERN PRoDUoTs.-All Southern pro-
ducts should be encouraged, even to the
brilliant wit of the Times, from which the
following is copied: .......f ...
General Grants official majority in Cali.
forna is reported at SOC. That is, the Re.
publican majority is five hundred, and the
Democrats are the 'sicks." Y#
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-08

A mandamus was issued this morning by
the Supreme Court, to compel Judge
Cooley to grant the application for an ap-
peal from his decision on the police case Of
Diamond versus Cain. -. . .-..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-08

APPOINTMENT BY THE GovERNoR.-Andrew
Hero. Jr., was this morning commissioned
Notary Public by Governor Warmoth.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-08
. AMUsEMkNTs THIs EVENING.

We commend to the consideration of our
readers an article from the Bulletin on
commission Charges in New Orleans"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-08

e I'll $;; ]; & *: s. S S:isss Anao

Ct; i IL S:i:ss. ADao a.
Be it known that on this Feventeenth day
of November, A. D. eighteen hundred and
sixty-eight,, before me, Henry G. Dibble, q
Notary Rnblic, duly commissioned and
sydp In Nd for the parish of O9AAES and
city OF New Orleans, personally tSme and
appeared the several parties whose names
are hereunto subscribed, who declared that
availing themselves of the provisions OF the
laws of the State of Louisiana in relation to
the organization of corporations, they have
covenanted and agreed and by these pres
ents do covenant and agree, and bind them
selves and those whom they represent, to
establish an Incorporated Company for the
objects and purposes and under the obliga.
tons, stipulations and regulations herein
after set forth, to wit: a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-08
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