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ARTICLE VII.

On the expiration Of the said Of twentyfv
hereinbeore agreed upon for the existence OF sad Com
msority The Stockholders capital shall have power
determine upon Of selling snd dsposiag Of
the property and effects belonging said Company and
dec de ex the and conditions OF the
disposition thereof and asly Of winding up aad quidatn
Its Affairs 10 the beet adv antaxe.
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oRAEp LODGE Q. Lou1sIAsA.
GRAND R A CHAPTER.

Henry r. Buckley. Grand High Priest. New oriesuA
@. ". Nunday, Deputy Grand High Priest, Clinton.
John W. jones' Grand King. Shreveport
Homer II. Smith. Grand Scribe, Franklin
Henry r Swssey, Grand Treasurer, New Orleans.
J. @. Bachelor, Grand Secretary. New Oresns
Rev. Thomas B. Lawson, Grand Cbsplsin, Bastrop
John @. oordy. Grand Lecturer, Franklin
r. H. Day, Grand Captain Of the Host Bston Rouge
Joseph p Honor. Grand P. s., New orleank
Henry Hsmbarssr, Grand r A. Captain, New Or~>.x
John q. ~ Williams Master Third Fe. Shreveport
Hugh Brsen, Grand Master Second Veil, New orlesnz
w. W. LeAks Grand usztsr First Veil 50. Francisvis.
Ersstus Wells Grand Guard, New Orleans.
Next assembly Grand counc New odssn February
l2th. 1868
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THE SUNDAY CRESCENT

Is peculiarly HOME JOURNAL. Its ample column,
will found crowded with choice reading especially
selected for this issue including rich entertain
ing instructive variety welcome alike 70 the merchant
The planter the mechanic the housewife the young and tA
cd
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70 promote shs social maternal sn< psss wsussne Of
hscy Of New orsan the Stated Louiana end the gree
southwe< win Be IN the future II has been b the pea
the purpose OF this journal The columns Of each days ss
referred Of the 1ithalnsss end
with which this design 10 executed .t0
while the the cREsCENFi indspsndsss
one reference ali the subjects Of newspAps comment
and discussion m opinions win sways Be found - b CO
dldly, definitely and fsazisasly sxprs.sl
= A carefully sslsctsd corps Il
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GRAND ooxnAEDERY KNIGHTS rExPLARs
sr ssml n. Tcdd R Z. Grand Csmnsnder. New Orleans.
sr Fulsence Eiesu, v. 4 Deputy Grand Commands.
New Orisarz
ST. dos p Hornor, Z Grand Gsnsalissimo New orissns
Orlssnk
ST. Hy. n svasay, 3. Grand Prsase; New orIsan2
ST. VIM. McDun, T. Grand s. W., New Orleans.
ST. T. A. Bartlette. B. Grand j. W., New Orlsans
sr Emanuel Blessy, 4 6rasdTfeasarer. New Orissns.
ST. Gust scptas. X Grand Recorder, New orlsans
ST. A. e. Hllline- T. Grand Stand Bearer. New orisaa
er. Jox r Turek, T. Grand warder. New Orlssn.
ST. Stephen g. sellsck. Grand Captain Of Guards
Next annual epnclase February IA 1868. A. O. $50
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MILITARY INTELLIGENCE.

Companies b, Z, G and |, OF the Twelfth regiment
National Guard, were drilled last night at the
Armory, corner of Fourth street and Broadway, by
were preparatory to the excursion to Poughkeepsie
on the 10th inst The four companies did not muster
more than ninety men, rank and file. The line was
formed In the armory at half-past eight O'Clock
When the battalion had been inspected the men were
drilled in the manual OF arms. The companies did
not snow very great proficiency in drill though the
support" nom The 'carTy' executed bet ter than
the other movements in the manual. The men seem
cure arms" and were very unsteady in executing the
motions. Most OF the men brought their pecesron the
secure " to the second motion Of the "presont,n
extending their hands on the stock instead of grasp
ing it lightly under the guard In the first motion
OF the support from the carry.n In bringing
the pieces from the "carry" to fright shoulder
SHIFT " the men were not instructed to place the
lock plates correctly on the shoulder, consequently
the barrels were not properly aligned. and the line
presented broken appearance. officers should In
ment TO bend the shoulder and turn the head on
one side In executing this movement and the
HE closers should see that the barrels or the
usSets are properly aligned. In charge bayonets''
motion TO the second smartly into the palm of the
left hand, the bayonet the height of the eve II IL
not 10 be expected, however, that the Twelfth or In
deed any or our regiments. can drill well on the
first night of their exercises in the manual of
rs AT the conclusion or the season. During the two
hours that the four COMPANIES were IN the hands OF
Colonel McAlee each repetition OF movement was
an Improvement on The first attempt. There Is very
good material In these companies and there Is no
doubt that II the many seemingly unimportant de-
GERS and frequently exercised by the men they will
attain TO high standard OF proficiency
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money out OF one pocket and putting II into the
other with the addition that 1t costs something to
make the transfer, and that Is SO much dead l0ss.
In order 10 make any money by taxing our own
bonds we must issue them with the understanding
that they are exempt from tax and then obtain a
low rate OF interest," and thus when they sold to
tne people, turn round and levy tax on them as
Mr.. Pendleton proposes. Whether this sort OF
swindling would, prove profitable in the long run
we leave 1t to the common sense Of the people to dc
eide.
II any plan can be devised by democrats or repub
lcans whereby government bonds can be honestly
taxed, and in such way as to put any money In the
treasury, shall gladly favor Its adoption; but as
we do not believe any human being can lift himself
by his boot straps so we do not believe the United
States will ever become rich by taxing its own debts
II we wish to repudiate let us do 1t openly not CO.
verify. Mr.. Pendleton, with his superior intelli-
gence, sees and understands the fatal objections
have named; but for the patry satisfaction OF strik
ing the republican party he is willing to stultify HIM
self and deal in kind of argument wholly unworthy
his talents and his name. He is willing to descend
from the position OF statesman, to which many Of
his friends have assigned him, and practice the arts
OF the mouSing politician.
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CLEARED.

Steamship Java tBr, Lott, Liverpool via Queenstown-E
Cunard.
Steamship City of Washington (B, Tbbe.ts Liverpool via
Halifax q Dale.
Steamship vigo, Buckley Savannah-Murray Ferris Co.
Steamship Patapsco, Nef, Savnnnah-Jas Borland
Steamship Louisa Moore, Wallace, Newbern, NCMurrsy
Ferris 4 Co.
steamship Abemarc, Couch Norfolk, City Point and Rich
mond-N McCreadv.
Steamship Neptune Baker, Boston-w Clyde.
ship Artist OBJ, Sargent. Liverpool Williams Guion.
Ship 7 Wheeler. Harris, Bristo-W Nelson, Jr.
Ship Anna Decatur, Hamilton, Manzanlo Mexco) s L
Merchant.
Ship = p Sage, Cronk, New Orleans-N II Brigham
Bark Akershus (Norw), Moling, Rotterdam II w o Edye
Bark Guseppi (lal), Corras. Genoa-H Baeger & Bros
Bark Iva Br), Berry, MaracaiboMaitland Phelps Co.
Brig Medea Dir, Little Brstol--G Buley.
Brig Williams, Pernambuco-R Z Buck A
Brig Raven, Leighton, Glace Bay-Sinpson Clamp.
Brig Esqumaux (Br), Rudolph, Halifax Whitney 4
Co.
Brig Mary Given lBr), Crower, Hafax-smithers Co.
schr Lord OF the Isles Br, Peterson, Havana-Be Son
AGO.
schr Horton (Br> Frost sydney cB--Crandar umphray
4 Co.
schr " Mitchell. Cole, shulee-snow & Richardson.
Schr Rescue (Br), Dunn, Windsor Crandal, Umphray
Co.
schr Mary (Br), Watts, harrington, Ns-B Small Co.
schr Harriet Br, Brett, 81 Andrews NIB eney Parker
Schr Franklin, SWAIN lndvanola and Lavacca-Tupper
Beattic.
schr J W Colin, Upton, Jacksonville--w RAY.
Schr Lilly, Francis, Charieston--N l. McCready Co.
Schr A Glover, Terry Pott Blun-Tupper Beattie.
Schr Paine, Rich, Phadc phla-Croweh Paine.
Schr Seahower, Chase, Boston-S W Lewis Co
Schr o Acker, Hobbe Stamford.
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paBolcM OUTRAGE N 4 sgesc N asooxrr,p. ccs,.
The scenes of the South Repeated In New
England.

Brookield, Conn, was the scene OF fearful crime
on filday last. negro, suspected OF beng one
at the house OF a Mr.. Wiidman, in Brookdeld, and
finding no one at home but Mrs WIldman seized her
ing at some distance from her ueighbors n was some
time before her screams for nep could oe heard AT
last o woman heard them and proceeded to the
and struck senseess by q large stone lie then re-
turned to his victim and after severe etrupq in
which he choked her until the blood came from
Der eyes, ears and nose he accomplished his helIsh
purpose and decamped. The woman, who went
TO the assistance OF Mrs whitman having re-
covered, gave the alarm and very soon
O crowd OF excited neighbors were gathered ana the
woods aud country searched. The negro was seen
but managed TO escape Mrs. Wildman who was
enceente fingered for six hours. reward OF a. 900
was offered for the wretch alive and II he had been
captured right away summary punishment would
have been melted Off, 70 MN by the Infatuated towns
people.
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Military Notes.

Quartermaster General Lewis Perrine Of New
Jersey has issued an order for the return Of all State
the state before the war. Now let some military
wseacre demand OF the veterans OF 1912 return OF
the smooth-bores used by them at the battle Of New
Orleans.
The following is last weeks report from the Adu-
jant Generals Office, Albany, OF commissions and
designations In the National Guard:--
Commissioned to form Company battalion,
washington Grays with rank from April 49, 1885,
Henry w. Collyer, Captain; Joshua l.. Halsted First
Lieutenant; Edwin W. Corwin, second Lieutenant.
The following designations were accepted:-Wm.
Weaver, First Lieutenant Twenty first regiment infan
infantry August 81; M. L. Hughes, First Lieutenant,
and W. p. Maxson, Assistant Commssionary, bat
talon artillery; Twenty.ift brigade August IS:
Guard, lately presented Lieut.. Colonel stephen w.
Farnham, their former Captain, with Beautiful
sword, sash, spurs belt gloves and horse equip
ments A number OF officers OF the National Guard
attended the presentation.
Company G., Eighth regiment Washington Grays)
VIII commence drilling tomorrow evening" At the
conclusion OF the exercises company meeting will be
held to complete the final arrangements for their
forthcoming excursion to Karl's park, Morrisania.
The committee that was appointed at the Stetson
House, Long Branch, by the lady guests. during the
late encalnpment OF the Twenty.second regiment
for the presentation OF a beautiful silk nag will
expend the money for work Of ARIA statue. The
presentation IL to be made In October.
The following changes in the Niney-sixth regi-
ment nave been announced by Colonel j. J.
krehbie:-
second Lieutenant Jacob Gruber. OF Company @.
promoted First Lieutenant with rank from June 8,
1868. Henry Reung, OF Company q, elected Second
Lieutenant, with rank from same date. VIM. Merten,
OF Company b. elected Second Lieutenant, with rank
from same date.
John Koch, Commssary of Subsistence, with rank
from July l, 1868.
Second Lieutenant Edward Braun OF Company r,
July y, 1868. First Lieutenant Friedrich Buchner
OF Company A, August IL, 1865, resigned.
second Lieutenant A. Abrecht, OF Company A,
July y, 1868.
Court martial VIII be held on september II at the
regimental armory Major A. Stauf has been detailed
as President, and Quartermaster c. c. Kreischer as
Recorder.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY TIE HERALD STEAM y

and passepsers, % Murray. Ferris 4 Go. "' ''
m ss. ana Fs;s;; ;sss, e LSSdss
Noriok Win mdse and passengers, to the Old Dominion
steamship Empire Price, Alexandria, with mise and pas
steamship Brunette, Howe Philadelphia, with mdsc and
Ship Esmon, DR. pisgs, Esqulman., VI, March g. with
the Ecuador n the Pacific May Is thence lat 50
had fine weather with moderate breczes thence Cape
sighted he Island feS ea9s
Winds and sept NO M @ pope br 4sp wv
from MAnzanlla FOR London n days out same date lat
sssc for S dsy. ' ea B'p' ~ fro" Mara
& ps, Sn ~ AmeTc Sn%mng San frsncsco May
the EQUATOR In the Pacific June 10 passed Cape Horn july
osoa a' iR Msnis ia si hp Fl
ysd bertha steering 81 same me ship City OF London, of
ship James Foster Jr Armstrong;, Liverpool Aug aud
shall Co. Aug 2s lat Is IL lon "a IT, saw two large ice.
bergs had succession Of light westerly winds and Gains
s SUs s1 EsFa sss " lon g. took pilot from
sp sPsPs:s @ HHs y IA. S Ss Ts. Sa
all the passage In LAT a lon 49, saw several iceberss
70 Farrell Bros Had light variable winds and Gains the
Bark Augustine Kobbe OF scar,por, Carver, Hayrc a
days, with mdse 70 JAS Ward co. Had Gains and mod
BARK Ropp 81 III days. with mdsc
,oHw Edye; Had iisht winds.
u.s. with coffee 70 sa a FSsps s h' oar aug
BARK StaHa Abr), brOOknAn, Cow Bay, IB days, with
coal to Geo II Brewer.
Brig Queen Of Inc South, Haddoct Para 20 days, with
rubber nuts &C. TO Ludmsun co. Aug g. lat ga lon 60
spoke brig Mary Kelly Br from Calais for JenueGo 20
days out. She had been becamed 10 days.
Brig Montro.c Joh ston Guantanamo, Gays with sugar
Walsh, Field Way.
Brig Barrscogta B Knne, Cow Bay days, with coal to
Crandal Umphray n Co.
Brig Ottawa (BT, Ellis Windsor Ms DAYS. with plaster
10 II DeWolf A Co.
Brig Potomac, Coombs Bangor via New Haven, where she
discharged.
Brig Hazard, Mitchsll, Bangor days. with lumber to
ter.
schr Alkaline Br) Heal Macan Ms, 10 days. with coal to
DcWolf Co.
schr Geo W Rogers, Smith, Seal Island, Ms, days, with
hsh to n Rogers 4 Go.
low pine 10 Mayhem a Co.
schr John Tway Hazeton. Virginia.
schr Moonlight, White, Virginia.
Schr Napoleon, Cooper Virginia.
Schr Huse. So1es. Virginia
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RICHMOND COUNTY REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

The republicans OF Richmond county staten
lslandl held their County Convention at Clifton on
Monday last to nominate a county ticket and six
Congressional delegates Joseph II. Egbert was
chosen President aud David W. Judd and william
Congressional delegates were unanimously elected
by the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES T. Barrett Samuel L.
hopping, Erasmus Sterling alternate John w. SIM
Onson, Joseph IL. Egbert; alternate. Samuel Tai
mage W. u. Davle c. ii. lluestis; delegate at large,
:. Y. Ihompson alternate, James Guyon After
some discussion the Convention decided to postpone
the nomination OF a county ticket and accnrdinviv
adjourned, subject 70 the call Of the ConFention.
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Almanac for New York--.This Day.
Weather Along the Coast.
PORT OF NEW YORK., SEPTEMBER 8, 1858.
Herald Packages.

Captains and Pursers of Vessels arriving port will
please deliver ali packages intended for the HERALD our
regularly authorized agents who attached Steam
Yacht feet. The New York Associated Press do not now
collect marine reports delivery of packages
will be by the following extract from the proceedings
Of the regular monthly meeting held March 8, 1867
Resolved, That and after April 1868 the Associated
Press will discontinue the collection of ship the
harbor OF New York. Passed unanimously.
nI- The ONCE Of the Herald steam yachts JAMES and
JEANETTE IL at Whitehall slip. All communication from
and consignees to the masters of bound
vessels viii be forwarded free of charge.
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echr Banvard, Thompson. Virginia.
Schr Gen Marion, TORY, Virginia.
Cchr Snaw Flake RrOWn VIRGINIA

sehr Gen Marion, TORY, viIginla
s sohr Belle Belle R Hui, prisccr, Virginia.
ssl A Ass Ss for
with fish to
Boone ai%Ph Simpson smD.ou Ea.,Dor days. with
n' seSr Pina whssn Passport days. with fish Frye
sshr Fanny Mitchell Brook. Calais days lumber
schr VIM Marsden, White, Ellsworth Bridgeport where
scSr Unon Layton, Mibridge, days. with lumber and
lahs to S%Pson cRspP R.n,or ,, ,u,n,er 10
sehr sosanna Rose Haskell Bangor days. with lumber
schr COURIER Pendleon Bangor days. with lumber to
sehr John, Williams, Bangor, days, with lumber to
schr Honest Abe Conery, Bangor, days, with lumber
schr Julia Newell, Mcintyre, Rockpors, with lime to D
schr Cyrus Chamberlain, Porter, RockpOr, Ne, 7days
soSr asorssW @hiislsr Jr rannsy Boston for Albany
schr The Chief, Smith, Nantucket days, with fish to
sPrague Davis Nantucket days. with fish to
sehr Cherokee, chafeld Nantucket days, with fish to
schr Comet Lambert, Nantucket days, with fish
schr Geo Moon, Ashley, Nantucket, days, with fish
schr Eva ii Lewis, Lewis, Plymouth for Albany.
Schr Mary Price, Garrison, Plymouth.
sehr Charles Cooper Nickerson Harwchfor Philadelphia
Schr Laura Hallock, Pawtucket for Albany.
Schr Goddess, Kelly, Pawtucket for Philadelphia
schr Chauncey st John, Hammond, Pawucket for Eliza
bethpor.
schr Marshall o Wells Reeves, Providence.
Schr Anna Dole, Hasley Providence for Philadelphia
Schr William Thomos, Potter Providence.
Schr Onrust, Heath, Providence for Rondout.
Schr Potter, Carlisle, Providence.
Schr Luna Perry, Providence for Ezabethport.
Schr Lucia Ives, Bowditch, Providence for Philadelphia
. Schr John ID Buckaiew, Robbins Providence for New
Brunswick.
Schr Willard Caswell, Providence for Elizabethpor.
Schr king, Bivens, Providence for Elizabethpor.
Schr BENZ Butler. Fowler Providence for Elzaosnport
schr Hesperus, Cemary, Providence for Ezabe.nport
Schr John Spahord Hawkins, Providence.
Schr Tabitha Hannah Deming, Providence
Schr d II Seymour, Perry Providence.
Schr North Pacific, Ericsson, Warren.
Schr Hudson, Hamblin New London.
schr Ripple, Edwards, Norwich for Eizabethport.
Schr Emma Fox, Clark, Norwich for Elizabethpor
Schr Amelia, Lynch, New Haven for EZabethport.
Schr r MITCHELL Murphy, New Haven
Schr Surf, Warwick, New Haven for EliZabethport.
Schr Adelia Felicia Elico New Haven for Ezabethport
schr Brainard, Wright Portland, Ct
Schr Brazo, Kelsey, Portland Ct.
Schr Flower, Russell, Portland, CT.
Schr Brainard Wells, Portland CT.
Schr Jane Grant, Myers Portland, CT
Schr John Wheeler, Doane Portland, CT
Schr Geo Kane Davis, Bridgeport for Elzabethport
Schr Bivens Brockey, Bridgeport for Port johnson.
Schr Anna, Broughton, Bridgeport for Eizabethport
The bark Isabel arrived h inst reports Sailed from Ro-
saro July 13 and Montevdeo 2st Aug %, lat 10 n lon
TO- spoke bark Casco for New York Sept lat 81, lon
20 H. spoke brig Cea (Br from Baltimore for Mayaguez;
same day. schr Nelly Ross steering SW 9TH oil Cape Hen
open brig Nellie Mitchell, from New York for Havana.
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BELOW.
Ship Thomas Cochran (Br), King, from Newcastle.
SAILED.

Steamships Germana, Hamburg; City Of Washington.
Halifax and Liverpool Albemare Norfolk &c; Louisa
Moore, Newbern, NO. Virgo Savannah.
Wind at sunset SW,
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FOR SALE.

TIVE following property is offered for ssle:
l. The east 40 feet of Lot I, Block 4. Akin
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Thu south Of south 10 acres out lot s, os-
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The $. W. I, S. W. I, sec. 20, tp. IL, east, 9Th
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Also acres in n. o. corner. q. of n. !, Sc.
see. I, tip. 10. east, in the village of Cordova-
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Refer to Andrew Conant, Rock Island.
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