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ARTICLE FIFTH.

An powers Of the Corporation shall vested in Board Of
Dee.9Ts consisting Of s.ht persons each Of whom shall
ton On the trt Monday Of D. one thousand eabt
said Of E hi Drecors shan be held ~ S IN 20
the Cooperation Of which election previous notice Of
psy cOastng ops Vose o each .bsT
yoted upon shall Be sufficient to elect ,uch Directors
the nst eeng sfter their election shall OF
number Tor President Of said Board Of said Cor
The PRECEDENT ,hal rresde at all meetings Of the said
sosTa or Of the and in Of his abssnc.
number President pro TEN Who sha Tor the being
aforesaid shall dissolve the said oopporssan
but the Directors then in Office shall hold an
above provided for and shall continue until election Be
ARTICLE SIXTH.
such Clerks and Agents ths
pleasure hx the salaries officers Of the Corpo
any Of SAID officers and shall make and
the Of S sd 5s5 g and rssuon
proper majority Of the said be necessary 10
the SS' su9 s.s 4 as
may occur therein BY DEATH absence or any
ARTICLE SEVENTH.
Each shareholder at all meetings the election Of Drec
tors ether purposes shs be entitled decy or By proxy
ARTICLE EIGHTH.
All transfer Of stock shall be recorded Office Of said Com
pany in beck Of transfer TO be kept for purpose The
new stakeholder binding himself the mere fact
stpusOns of act any and ali The rules e1ala
lions or bylaws made and adopted in thsreO
ARTICLE NINTH.
This Corporation shall be- continue for and during thu
term Of twenty-five years from and after the these
thIds of its capital stock shall subscriber for
ARTICLE TENTH.
The following named stockholders via John Davidson,
B. w R6S.r ko.I:
NA9n are hereby constituted the first Board Of d.
eden and the sad Board s se pVs S q, %
prseded BY their suece to be elected provided in ar
ARTICLE ELEVENTH.
The Board Of Directors may accep. Professionally any
any amendments Of the la under which ths s. y
formed or ~ the adoption Of he Legislature
but the 6na acceptance any such power or vss snail
be determined BY Of majority Of The Stock
ARTICLE TWELFTH.
lhe liquidation the sars Of said Corporation at IN.
It's Stockhoderr shA be conductsd by three stocSSods
duly eecled BY majority in amount Of the Stockholders
Vi notice new'pspers puSsheo in New GrlesSs
Inc period Of Liquidation and toe Of compensa
ton as also all other privileges conferred upon aid
qudsors shall be fixed manner as the said stoeS
holders may at such general MEETING determine
ARTICLE THIRrEENTB.
The names Of the Stockholders residences and the
declared to be such to this act and
fs pssD ssD 2, s sss1 ns Ts.psi.sy o
said in presence Of Messrs jane. Graham and sor
s Ss pal. 5 n 1. city
L otsry, on The day and date Aforesaid - wv ~
,Orgil al Signed
JOHN DAVIDSON, r. FOyTATNp
ID hUsHET n w SWINE
NJ. r. BIGNY, JOHN LEEnS
W. h. MCCLELLAN, A TYl.- n
JkO hANlCO Agent, JNO. HALLIDAY
JAS GRAMAM,
60 CENAs ANDREw HERO JR
,rn. - 49,, Notary Public.
Vigne0 ANDREW HERO, ia,
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EsT IUKPIN, NHoLESALE kAEUFAC-
turvI OF htiek Candy Fancy Candies Chocolss Cream
SSIeps' sugar Almonds. Rock Candy Junbe Paste, Gum
DIops eno syrups b. steam Importer Of French 0rna
Deesrsted Toys cos.squss, Esney Papers for Cake
STANDS o. bo1quets Cstonases Fancy BoxeI tor
nss and Nev Tesr Presents Cornucopla. etc so Ne 8
Orleans, L. - 49, '~'sNs ~"
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GRAND R. A. CHATTER,

Samuel N. Todd, NJ e. Grand High Priest New orlear
s. @. Parsons, Deputy Grand High Priest, Bastrop
e. 9. Stirling, Grand King, Bayou Sara.
r. Breen, Grand Scribe, New Orleans.
Henry K swasey, Grand Treasurer, New Orleans
J. O. Bachelor, Grand Secretary New orleanA
Thomas B. Lawson, Grand Chaplain, Bastrop
Joseph P. Honor Grand Capt Of the Host New orls.n,
B. Tisdsle, Grand p g., Monroe.
Henry Hamburger, Grand r A. Captain New orissns
W. W. Leake, Grand Master Third Veil Bayou Sara
M 4. Girzrd, Grand Master Second ve,l OpeIousaA
W. F. Haineigh, Grand Master First Veil Franklin
Z. 8. Burke, Grand Guard, New Orleana
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a n. aEELHE,o COTTON 8faNERH
"a and COTTON PIOkER9, corner 81 fhomss and ~
lanes "Jest ne Immediate vicinity Of the tonowins
rressrs hissssPpt Lou1sana Fire Proot Alabama She
Pers, rlanters Tyler Fsctors. Commercial P.lcan Or
esnA serchsnE Vieksburg and Penn Having arstclsss
OLve Cotton Gina OF eighty each, the lstss. In
povea ne prepsrse V hal gin and pick Cotton IRON any
sor a rr0- cr,r-nt enc. I,s sr.yi.r .sr.s.l
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ARTICLE THIRD.

ARTICLE THIRD.
The Capital Stock Of this Corporation is hereby axsd
twenty Thcusans Share. Of fAa upsTss s5S
fy Dollars each, Of which one half Ten Thous-
poses Tie following .s.ee The o.sse e eSs
the i@ss and IN the m sSs Ds o sSsis0sS and
bssd. snS S S TO The said shares shall
S ZION lot business twenty dollars each and
hundred and twenty-five dell n on each and .y ,w9
share thee shall be paid in At the Office Of to the said
Cents per share once in every four months after thirty days
np ps .ss have been given Of each such call the
the city New ollesns And the amount Of
Cents shall payable demand Office Of said Com
Ps sdr w9 years from the date Of the said cOmpny
OF Directors may require.
Dollars Fifty Cents share pay Of the rst in
o. ten per cent? and each and every stockhoder
bimsef or her elf from all further liability remaining
any time and returning 70 sa Compsny his toa
for such nst ailments have paid In which
may be called io .SeS s 90
m G shs forfeit all payments heretofore made
sd for its use and beasht and may either re-
ARTICLE FOURTH.
The Ten Thousand Shares or one ha Of the Cspital Stock
Nance ss s sSsa, IN ne ssGng article shall belong
and John HSliday or their ssi~a. tb sd.a sontsns
s.sgP.e. Of said CssOn Fer o. improvement in Marine
ss FIVE Nv. .SSa
nss % shares 70 aid Edward Fontsne, and
Said ten thousand shares shall rank equally with The ohr
share ana receive equal OF the dividends from
he pohs OF the ompany, but payment of shall
De required from the holder thereof whether
msns or Otherwise All payments OF ass ssments
received from or LEVIED socshodsr. being
having been already paid by the holders Il said
reserved shares BY Of the
unto said Company BY said agent John Manco and aid
EDWARD fonfane and John Halliday Of al their rights and
In and to said Patent styled Oasson de Fer or
Improvement 10 Marine Foundations" the right 10 use
the same and 20 vend IL TO Others to use.
The seceptsnee Of the shove Shares the subscribing Of
their names 70 these Articles Of Association shs Imply on
the part Of the said John p Manco Agent Edward Pom
tame and Jehn Halliday and they hereby make full and
complete CONVEX transfer assignment unto the aid
Corporation OF all their rights aud interests in the United
OF america IN and 70 the said discovery
Casson de Fer or improvement In Marine Foun.
the Letters Patent granted therefor and 10 All utnrs
Is upon the same S
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GRAND coSh1sroRY s. Pe. R s. TH1RrYsEoo
| DEGREE.
NJ Todd, SD Grand Commander in Chief NV o,,.,,.
John Claiborne, SD, First Lieutenant Commander Ne,
| Orleans
Fnlgsncs Ricau Sd Second Lieutenant Commander Ma,
Orleans
John L. Lewis, SD, Grand COnstabls, New orlesn.
John O. Smith, SD, Grand Admiral, New Ore.ua
Samuel K Walker, SD Grand Minister Of State Nov
| Orleans
DR.. James @. Bachelor. sSd Grand chsnosOr, New .,
leans
Ben Da Silva, S2d Grand AlmOnsr, New orIesn.
Emmett d. Craig, $50, Grand Registrar, New orean.
John ( Mcclure, SD. Grand Keeper Of s. and A. Ma,
OrleHns
VIM NJ Perkins, SD Grand Treasurer. New Orleans
BY. r swssey SD, Grand Primste New orlsanA
E. Solomon, $50, Grand Provost, New Orleans
James Scot SD, Grand Expert, New Orleans
James o. wilmer. sd, Grand Assistant Expert, Ne,
oreanA
Jean Lamarre, ssd Grand BeausenIor, New orlsan.
Angel Martin SD Grand Bearer of " B. New Orlesn.
Bruno de Lucas SD, Grand Master Of the Guards Ne,
Orleans.
William c. Chsmberlin, sd Grand Chamberlain. Ne,
Orleans
Daniel &. scruggs, SAD, Grand Steward, New orls.u.
John Melton SD, Grand Aid-ds-CAmp, New Orleans
T. Carroll, SD Grand Tyler.
Grand Annual Communication Second Wednesday n
January.
Stated stnEs: INST March, ,sth june 2ls September .,s
18th December.
GRAND OoMMANDERY KNIGHTS rEMPLARs
b. Fugenee Ricau r E. Grand Commando New orlean.
ST. Jss. p Honor, v. Z. Deputy Grand Commander New
OrIeans
81. JnO A. Stevenson E. Grand Gsnsralssimo, New Or.
ears
sr. W. r Whitaker, Z Grand Captain General. Ne,
0rleana
sr. Hy R. svssey z. Grand Prslats; New ori.ana
". u. w New
sr. T. A. Bsrtlette, E. Grand j. W.. New orlssns
sr. Emanuel Blessy, Z Grand Treasurer New Orlsans
sr. A Z. Billings, E Grand Recorder, New Orleans
sr james B. Scot, z Grand Stand Bearer Nsv Orls..
sr. James Stafford, Z Grand Sword Bearer
sr. Jos. r Turck, E. Grand wardsr New Orleans
sr Stephen s. SeIeck &. Grand Captain Of the Gusrds
Next annual esnclsys February Il. Isos. A O. $50
ACTIVE MEMBERS OF THE SUP. O. rHIRTY.Tn
DEGREE A. AND A r.
Chss Lsnon de Ladebat, SD, New Orleans
James Bachelor, N. d. $50, New Orleans
Dep Insp Gen. VIM N. Perkins sd New orIeans
8. N. Todd SD, New orlssnA
Jne T. Monroe. SD, Nsx Orleans
GRAND COUNCIL r ANDsM
8 NJ Todd, N. p, Grand Master, New Orleans.
ny r. swasey, p, Deputy Grand Master, New orssn,
John W. Jones' T., mustrOus Grand Master shreveport
John 9. Gordy, G. p, Conductor OF work, Franklin
d. Breen, g. @. Of the Guard New OrlesnA
Joseph p. homor, q Treasurer, New Orleans
Gus sOntsg, @. Recorder, New Orleans |
Rev. Thoa Lawson. O. Chaplain, New orlesns
d. p. Buckley, @. Conductor New Orlsans
r. L. Bruce @. Steward New Orleans
E,astus wells. a. sentizel New or,san.
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ARTICLE FIRST.
ARTICLE SECOND.

The objects and purposes Of said Corporation are the
val 81 the bars and the protection OF the the Ms
p and ether Ivers the deepening chan
nes OF rivers and the removal Of tidal the orms
Won 81 SOLID msrins foundstiObs for lighthouses other
On quicksands msrshy soils by the e and ap
phcston OF hsnicos Cssson de FER Improvement IN
marine noations Tor which has granted 10
EowaId Menico BY the Kingdom Britain and bv the
United States OF America snd Of other means machine
~ spPaIaus and improvements may hereafter be dscov.
ea invented or constructed and Of which the saa Corpora
uon may scquire the right using and worn inn
The President of the Board of Director. Of sad
shall be the ofheer on whom citation may be served
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NAVIGATION IMPROVEMENT.
PARISH AND CIT OF NEW ORLEANS,

DE III KNOWN that this seventeenth day Of June In
year OF our Lrs thousand eight hundred sixty
sne OF The Independence the United Of
49,. ne hinsl second, Before me- ANDREW HBRO Jr
In and Tor the ?arish and city Of New Orleans
.. Louisnn ma duly mssoned and qualified and In
we presence o. the Witnesses hereinafter under.
PeLsohAy esme and appeared the parties whose
sre neeunto subscribed who severay declared
o. the provisions OF the Statutes of the
q relative 70 the organisation corporations
o. pubic improvement and utility they have cove
and hnS ana 90 sy these covenant agJee
themselves into anu Constitute CoFporaor lar ths ohlst
lowing, viz: .-a 'osuAs i0i
ARTICLE FIRST.
he name and title Of said Corporation shall n. THE
UNITED STATES NAVIGATION iMPROyFNE y = CON-
PANY and the dOmic then shall be- the c,v ~ ~
leans, State Of Louisiana. Wy vi "e"V VI
ARTICLE SECOND.
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Be Known That on TIT. eighth day February in the
gear OF L0d thousand eight hundred and
and Of the Independence Of the United States d.
ninety second. before Edward Ivy. notary public
ssns, State of Louisiana Aforesaid, duly commits
stoned and sworn personally came and appeared the
declared that svsng Of the provisions OF the
statutes of the state Of Louisiana relative TO the
ton Of corporations in this State they and
agreed and do BY these covenant agree and bind
themselves, and those whom they represent 70 form them
selves into and constitute for objects and
purposes and under the stpustions regulations and ohss
lions following Viii. ~~~o-
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Tie Affairs Of sad Company shah be direction and
management Of Edward Higgins who any time have
the privilege Of sssociang with him more persons from
among the Stockholders the Company SUBJECT 10 the p
provsl OF the Board OF Control who shall Board Of
Agents to assist In snsscng the business said Company
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ARTICLE VII.

On the expiration OF said term Of tvsuty Eve war,
seed upon for the existence Of said Company
majority OF the stockholders In capital shall have power 70
Determine upon the mode Of selling dsposing Of ali
me property and effects belonging said Company and aso
70 decide up.n and Ok the t and the sale or
aspo,on thereof and finally Of winding up and qudang
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ARTICLE III.

The capital stsck o. said Company e hereby Fixed at ths
sum o. TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOL
KS divided into shares Of Fifty Dollars each ali Of which
70 be paid At or before the signing Of these which
capital may be Increased mil
Hon. The sane should be required BY twohirds capital
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Castor Caldwell Parish La oseers-w L. D. CRATE,
reidt w. NJ; W. I. Nsttles. 8. VIA B. Wood, Jw; w. n
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OF said con to construcs otherwise pro
cure and maintain steamships constitute line
lines OF steamships to be owned and In the city
New Orleans and to trade between said CITY and any por
or ports on the Atlantic coast Gulf of Mexico.
The Of said company the proper person on
whom 70 citations notices other legal process where
N the said Company may be interested
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SHERIFF'a SALE,

A. Miltinberrger q Boron, No 1s2s9
John A. Texada, Sabrosated stateof' Lon u.
!Joesph W. Texada. Dis Court of
New Orleans. Parish Of Orleans.
RYyIRTUE,of writ Of Fieri Facias,
~ issued from the Honorable the i3rd
District Court Of New Orleans, Parish Of
Orleans, State of louisiana and to me ad
dressed in the above entitled and number,
ed suit, / have seized aud will offer for.
sale to tho last and highest bidder, on te,x
SATURDAY the 7th day of MARCH 1868.
between the hours 81 II A. NJ. and 4 P. NJ.
on the Premises Of the Defendant, Joseph
w. sTexada, the following described prop
erty, seized as tue property Of Defendant
to wit: ~ 'ss'3 = s's'',ss
'Acsrtain TRACT or Parcel Of Land situa-
ted, lying and being in the Parish Of Rap
ides, and known as the Plantation of the
Defendant, Joseph w. Texada, Containing
(552) Five Hundred and Fifty-two Acres,
Bounded above by lands Of T. j. Texada,
below ty lands If Mrs. Rosa JOhnson and
fronting on the Right Bank Of Bayou Rap
ides, ascending: with all the improvements
thereon. Also the House anu Kitchen fnr-
nitare, Piano, Table Ware alsnthe Library;
also the stock consisting Of Thirteen Cows
and Calves, Three Horses. Five Mules; also
Two Hundred Bushels Of Corn, One Thou-
sand Pounds Of Fodder; also the farming
utensils consisting Of Two Wagons, Six
Plows. n 't33 -
| TERMS OF SALE: CASHin United States
Currency, Subject to Appraisement.
vs. A. J. SYPHER, Sheriff.
Jan. 90 1868 ids Printers Fee $50 rs.
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A KINGLY C.4REER.-FUN.


We're l but monarch for day
For just one day-of these .dominions,
I'd make reforms in such way =
That there could be no two opinions |!
I'd do away with party strife.
Whip Liberal hounds off Tory haun-
ches;
And prune with an unsparing knife
Each government departments bran
cles.
The poor should be employed and paid,
The workhouse be home for beadles,
And all the slopsellers be made
To find their workers food--and nee
dies
Reviewers all should speak the truth,
And pen and ink be locked from fools,
Aud government should find otr youth
At once In Fairgrounds and in schools.
Lawyers should really earn their fee,
Aud doctors keep us well-not i'll,
And those who liked. should have their
teas.
And those who liked, their beer should
swill; 4G
And all religious should be viewed
With reverence, tolerance, and fair
ness;
And bigotry should meier intrude,
Aud charity should lose its rareness.
I'd teach each mar in that one day
70 fear his God and love his neighbor,
I'd all abuses sweep away,
And when night came, to end my Ia
Dor,
And | once myre, for great and small.
The Golden Ages dance had led off,
Ishould not feel surprised at all
If they turned round and cut my head
off
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w LN I-TIVTI YEN 10 AtDVAON TVI.
Alltorders for the United States mustsbei
addressed TO u. Hnydock, No. IL Pine
street, New York. 9ss43
Patients can write freely about their
complaints, and reply viii be returned by
the following mail. 8 ''saelis a Il
WHtefor "Maggiers Treatment Of Dis:
ease. "alas siA hlsf7 50 g 8 assa .s!4aa fas ri
hIf the medicine cannot befprocured in
your section, write, aud Twill forward, i
money Is enclosed. Mac{s J 1saaio aagissa,}
sd Ftp. DUCONGE, No. SO Char.
tres street, New Orleans, is the sole Agent
fo. the State of Louisiana. e asaifsaep
AMI. II. 1867-lv& sss saisal I'll isaa1
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Miscellaneous.
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G9iT-7- -. " tB0de eBE5f
Itseemsto me the women now saf
Dress up most awful queer, % 70
In marrow skirts and little hoops = ;f., =
How funny they appear lasiq praf
Their hair they frizin fancy shapes; q
I've laughed, and laughed again, i'l'1
TO see how queer the women look &.
With chignon on the brain, a Ell ~ ~
Last night met alittle miss, ,aiiGa Il
Rugged up in wondrous style, "iia;'
She had little bonnet on m 80 80 /.
That really made rue smile. i.4igslsa /.
Twassmaner than cabbage . I & q
Dried up for want rain; ifqbA TEA
How veryIqueer the women look st
With bonnet on the brain! = ~ =
They say they wear the dresses short I
To showtheir pretty feet, 4
But if their shoes are No. rs, So beAta
Extremes will never meet; E
And when they wear their dresses long,
And dragging in train, fl.l te
Railways think of bean-poles with
Gered dresses, on the brain, -.
Oh well, this is . curious world,
False teeth, false calves, and oh! 81
They speak of palpitators, but 9s@' .t
The truth / do not know TX
But let them wear whate'r they will,
Remonstrance is in vain, ,s.aaet
And they are really charming with 'eaf
The fashions on the brain.
"oc~c~ro~>-~-se.-~-- &. h!a3
A RTNGTV CA PEER
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Speak gently, kindly to thy wife,
She knows enough Of sorrow;
Oh, seek not from each little i'll f
An angry word to borrow.
The early light of household love
Has more than golden worth,
Which from her heart one smile of shine
Can call in beauty FORTH
When thou art distant, stern and cold,
And through harsh words ofthine,
Its sunny rays Of gentleness
At home may never shine.
Upon the heart such cold words fall,
l. And chill loves tender life;
Oh! ever. when home trials come, 'l.
Speak gently to thy wife.
Far nobler in life's battle scene
Is he who breasts the storm
With manly courage when abroad,
And loving words when at home.
Then lie, who, sroveling all lis days.
A traitor to. his kind,
4 petty tyrant proves at home
Tie meanncss Of his mind.
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CITRATE 0F MAGNESH,'
An Agreeable RefIigerent and Laxative.

3t7FFt5I 8 Is p F977-5917 n
~, 49,, j, ,sl4l
ceirs at all times prompt and careful
atien lion. /, Z use the best of Medicines n
e, 'ps - 81 sS "Ass "p0,''s ~.
ENfope mGny Artctes expressly tor Mdt
,,ur,,ose. fs HENRY ST. JOHN.
i9sl'29 Y a'.'s
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IL, cling physician, of acknowledged
scientific ability, from the best Red Gin
chona (Perdyian) Bark selected especially
for tile purpose 1919 !, Talts ISIS ,etig seE
The proprietors offer the PERUVIAN
BARK BITTERS as q preyentivef for fFeyer
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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-02-19

NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS..
CEALED PROPOSALS WILDE received
y by the undersigned Commissioners for
the building Of a bridge across BAYOU
RAPIDES near its Mouth, opposite 4th.
Street. The Bridge to be 800 feet long,
more OF less. Is feet wide, and so feet high
in the middle. Specifications may be seen
by applying to the Commissioners. ss
r. L. FOX, lCiom mis-
j. COMPTON FRENCH, qsy5s, f.,a.
JOHN A. WILLIAMS. sioners. i