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The New York herald., 1868-01-07
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.


The Middle Between tho Old md the New
Boards-Penccabic ISOLATION Of the Affair."
Excitement Around the Ciy Haii-Gencral
Order Kennedy Preserves the Peace.
From an early hour until midday yesterday tho
vicinity OF the City Hall, Its espanade, rotunda, vcsti-
bules lobbcs galleries and council chambers werc tho
scenes OF much political conjecture, suppressed excite
pent and numerous sxpetives which, even II carried
the wings or hosts or angcIs-and busy time they
would have had otito tho great Recorder OF mundane
events IN heaven, not all the tears he had ever shed
could have washed them ont.
Contractors who had spoc,a ordcrs'' on tho "unnn.
shed business" Of the Board OF Councimcn that had
not been returned bv Tie people IN Deccmocr wcre
hguratively speaking, stng on needless dreadng lcse
their resolutions should get tho goby and Others ex-
pec,ant OF '1hugs to come" Of .maana to fail by the
wayside." buzzed assiouousIy and blew their little two.
penny rumpcts with even energy and exacerbaton
th au was really necessary while copying Tue sxampo
Of Lazarus. they waited at the outer gatoJ Tor the
crumbs that fell from the tables Of the 'ins, but who.
unasra convenient provision enacted b, tue las, Leg
whom the reops las. month he'd voted tnas
thov should take thof turn M the IoitlcA
sndstons and help aer a. 20 S,sS esso a up n,
be hswn 10 that great ceutre OF all municipal political
ende,vor--ths contents OF tho great purse fcer ID.
Swecny CITY Chanlbc,iaia holds With honorable pur-
As we have hintsd II was an uneasy tins with many
II vas meek nothing" for the adharcnts o. what
may be technically called the told Board :" ard while
he snew'' gathered sef together In tho chamoor N
the Supervisors thrcng OF "mt urners" novel that
way alternately eatcd or done Ecd by tho cnectu %
or those who had "ngurcd" things oo 'satcs" at the
conventions held Just previous 30 the charter election
Al haif-rast ten the old Beard convened according
10 the resolution of adjournment passed. their last sos
sion nhd Immediately proceeded TO tbs Liberation Of
unfinished business by calling up general order $50,
providing for the ion OF receiving basins and
cuIvers In Thirtyfourth which passed and
IN this manner business nued without rppla
OF what person where called 'chn mIslc,v
Until ten minutes to tvcivo oclo H. when James q.
Bs nkmsn announced that thare Just time lett 10
reed and approve OF the minutes OF the morning before
,hs midday hour when tie torn for which he had been
obosen President would expire.
Tho proceedings were then read ana approved, "A
there yet being ave minutes spare, revolutions thal
reporters and othr attaches OF The Board or
their faihfuness durng the Codncmapic year about
10 close were passed without dissenting vcice.
passage Of these tne President Tor the year
rose feet and simply rcuarkiug that 'ti,ne was
up with HIM" retired acefuly 20 bis at In The body
II tho tall, there 70 cg Tor he city during the year
1863 the courts cOnseatlng
Just at lhis moment wien The Counciimsn. Gttiss
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CrTY OF NEW YoRK, DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
CoMPrRoLLER's OFFICE, Jan. o, 1868. (

Common Council.
CrrY OF New YoRK, DEPARTMENT or FINANCE,
CoMPTRoLLERs OFFICE, Jan. q, 1868.
GENTLEMEN or THE COMMON COUNCIL:
The tenth section OF the act, chapter 5ss Laws OF
1867 provides that hereafter all estimates for the
ucipated annual expenditures of all boards and de-
partments Of the government Of the city OF New York
shall be made by the chief officers Of every such board
or department. In connection with the Mayor and
Comptroller Of said city, and submitted TO the Com
Council OF sad city at the 6rst meeting thereof
in January OF each year"
In accordance with such provision, the different
heads OF departments have forwarded to state
mcns Of the amounts which win bc required by them
during tho present year; and the same having been
acted upon by the Mayor and Comptroller, have the
honor to submit herewith the amount Of appropria-
tons required In each case, ne approved Of by them
OF Commissioners of the Central Park, Metropolitan
Fire Department aud Of the Board OF Metropolitan
Police, required 10 be paid from the city treasury,
are also herewith submitted
CLASSIFICATION or EXPENDITURES
The expenditures Of the Corporation are elassed ae
follows
l. The support OF the city government.
III. Interest city debt dncluUing only The amounts
which not payable from the Sinking Fund.-.
LII. Redemption Of the principal 81 the city debt
lacludipg only the amounts which are not payable
frou the Sinking FUND.-
IT. Crustnnction of public works; Tie means for
wncI az provided w loans npon City oalls
PutDc improvements: TIE cost " which is de-
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Total increase Of 1867 over 1866 $685. Sss
II will be percei that the chief portion Of the In
has from tho increased demands OF the
state, the Police Department, the Board OF Education
the redemption OF the pubic war debt, the refundng
Of taxos collected OF banks past years on their gov
ernment securities the paving OF Broadway By special
commission the arching OF the Fourth avenue by order
cf the Legislature aud the deficiencies growing out OF
erroneous assessments tf
Brought forward. fao,ooa no
Tho Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund hold
Net amount city and county funded debt De.
ceuber 81, 1867. .S1s 0o0 a0S
or the foregoing debt II viii be perceived that
Sll 030 800 for Croon Water Works, S9923 67 for
Central Park and 600 for expenses growing
OF and connected with tio war.
TEMPORARY CITY DEBT.
Revenue Bonds OF ls57-Issued in anticipation h u
Of collection Of taxes OF 1867 32l7,3
Street improvement Fund Bonds-Issuei 70
pay contractors for improving the streets in
anticipation Of tho collection OF assessments
therefor 2442.0Oo
Assessment Fund B0nds-Issued to pay for
opening, widening, &C. OF streets, In antici-
patton Of the collection Of assessments there
.............. 100000
Assessment Bonds-Issuod for the improve
ment Of Seventh avenue, In anticipation Of
the collection OF assessments therefor. 81, ,l12
Total temporary debt Of city,. 2l,397
TEMPORARY COUNTY DEBT.
Revenue bonds Of 1867 issued in anticipation
oil collection OF taxes Of 1867. 5000 600
EECAPTULATloN-TEMPoRARY DEBT. s4t
City .................... S3,l2l, 1897
County ....................... 200,0 900
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Tax levied for city purposes. $40, sos, ,359
Tho State tax upon New York city and county is in
creasag rapidly In 1865 it was ahou, So oOo0oo Ia
1867 about Sa 900 00o In 1868 it win bo about
S. 60o 00O. Until the year 1885, the whole levy
STATE city and county purposes did amount 10 as
much State will In 1858 Our whole tax levy
has doubted in amount since 1851, whom the lato
commenced. et II f0N' Atlstsa -
Tho assessed valuation Of property for purposes Of
taxation fron 1851 to 1867, inclusive was follows
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9Senis betannt 1T es, baB Graf Bis
mard unter ieinen belen Orben aud bic &ettungs.
meoaile trdst Sm CONNER 1912 ndmlid, als
er Die uebung Der Starsaroer 2anomsbr.. ll9lanen-
( dwaoron bel 2ippebne in Der yeu= Wiarf mtmah-
te uno 9eraoe nit einiaen Offi3eren auf Der Bride
itano, Die iber ben See fbrte perlor ein Heitfned
Siloebrano, Der iein Yfero in Die @hmemme ritt,
oen @runo unO ianf unter. 8ismarf iprans ibn
ins gBaier nah, faBte i'm audi, aber Der grrinfen<
De umtammerte i'm 10 unsIidid, oab gismarf crit
nit ibm auf Den @runo eeben muBte, I'm iidb bon
ibm lOsma1en. Wtan belt GERM unb 9iener fir
perloren; bod tpor es 8ismarf eeluneen. iid5 aug
Der sefdbrlihen umarmung su befreien; ct taufte
auf uno sos ben berets leblOien 0iener binter iit
her. Siloebrano erbolte lid, uno mar ON anbern
Sag friih uno eeuno. Nls bieies gbren3eiden
mod bas ein,iee auf ieiner gruit NOR, fraete i'm
zines Soges Elm oornebmer Diplomat, pie et nid5t
ohne Spptt, nod Der 8e eutung oieier Decoration.
sd babe Die @epobnbeit, slpeilem einem Menid.
en- oas 9eben 5u retten J" antuortete 8ismart dneq
unb ernt
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MadbriGtem aus Whio.

| 9beobor @at1, BON Yiqua, gonoueteur eines
Ssraht3uges, Iiel in Der gdbe BON Yaris, gbampaian
gountp, bonn Sa6e zines 6rahtfarrens unb seretb
unter Die 2doer, bic ibm beibe 8eine abidnitten.
Ser unsliidli9e iun9e Wann itarb an ieinen ger-
lebungen.
Die % 5lfe MAIDEN Maraaretba So,pnIbip, in
grie gountp, nod immer unfdber. Sn Der Mon.
tags Nadt oransen lie in Elm JsIb bes 9bomas Veal
I'm Otis Settlement 5erriflen BON 80 bis 100 S1a.
fe, Iogen oas Blut aus uno lieBen Die R0rper auf
penn ylabe liesen. gieie g8olfe fno 9robe .Jein.
Str m@sdsr @ stnn rssn M qsn I'D Srsss ns ssa 0Ss S
Der Shiere, iousen oas glu bsraus unb ieben 6ieie
Wertpiiitung fort. Big ibr Sunser seftiIt it, Wean
min berednet baben. 6aB bas 8lut BON etrpa ieds
Sbaien erforoerlid lit. um einen Bolf su idttisen
Cine gelobnung BON $1O0 fir bic S6btung ieoes
Wo!fes lit aussei9reben, aber bic S4elme Iaiien
lih idmerer ermihen als mande 3weibeinise W6lfe
in S9afpelsen.
Sie Sahnerbiebe baben ibren Jelbsus aesen
bic Siibnerftdne in bieer @eseno uieber er6ffnet.
Sas bette Wittel gegen oies @eIinoel III bas 3ahn-
pulper, oos BON Dem beutiden W6nd Be1tboIb
Shpar5 erfunoen tDurbe Gin paar S6rott6rner
bon No oaraut ino BON luunberbarer Wirfuue.
w Srou Rats gunbp, sdwiesertodbter bes
auf ihrer 3ldfebr BON 5amoen, Nnton gountp,
bon ibren idsuaeporoenen Yferoe ab9emorfen un6
augenblidlih get6btet.
giner 8 ame bon 2ouispIe tpuroe am Witttpod5
in einem Der erifen Store in Cincinnati Dos Sahens
bud nit $50 seitoblen.
Bon Nenart brannte neuli6b eiae perheirathe-
ts Srau NIT einem Sanblun9sreiienben BON Hep
Dort ourd,; Ser telegraph pnroe iofOrt in gemes
gung seiebt uno es gelang, oas pdrden bel Der Nns
tunft oes Suges in 3anesDille Su perbaften. Ser
betroaene gbemann traf elm, itatt aber ben freden
Werfubrer 81 siidtigen, peritdnoiste er b nit oem
lhuloigen Yaare oabin, baB iein ungetreues Weib
nit ibm nod Neruarf Suridfebren uno Der Son osus
on ibm $50 sur geitreitung Der unfoten besablen
lolte Sas geidab. Srob, 10 billis oapon gefom-
men au ien, madte iid) Der Sanblungsreiienbe aus
eem Staube. tpdbreno Der Heparfer nit iener lie.
benoen" Satin nad) Sauie suriidfebrte. Gs aiebt
nod immer lebr 9utmiithise gbemdnner in Der Welt,
uno manh elm leidtes gBebden fanns besensen.
Gin tbeures altes Sers. Cine Wittme BON
Monroe Sownlbip, bic tuobl ibre go Sdbrhen auf
benz Hiiden baben mag, perflagte Dor Dem Common
8leas @erift in 3anespille ben 65 Sabre alten Ga
leb gufer neil ir Der alte Gnabe bic gbe berpro=
dhen, bies Verlpre6en aber ibn5be gebroden uno
letoem cine Mnoere ge6eiratbet 6at Buder lit iehr
iuoblbabeno uno bic Rldgerin ihlug ben Sdbaoen,
ben ihr ates Gers hurd feline Sreuloefeit erfabren.
auf $4,000 an. Sie SurD bot ebob entifeoen.
oab $500 binreideno ieen, um oas Ser3 Der betrib.
ten gSitttpe su repariren.
Sn Ottama gounip priiaelte lebte @od5e cine
oeutide Jrau ben 8erfubrer hires S06terleins 10
pnoeltueih. baB Der iunee Mann nod Silfe rufen
muBte. Sie Iusbriide, nit pelhen bic entriiitete
2anbsmdnnin ben Shuloi9en mdhrenb Der 3lbtis
suns Iberbdufte iino in feinem Worterbud)e su fns
ben. @eI9a9 ibm Heht.
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5rouriger Sail. Sn ct. Souls bat Fd ser
69idbrige gernbaro altihul mitteln 4rienif um's
Geben sebradot. no6ocm feline Gnoer all iein 0er-
m6gen, etpa 10000 Dollars, BON ibm erlangt unb
Hb oann setpeisert batten. ibn Su unteritiben.
Sein S6pieseriobn bate 5000 Dollars boar BON
bm selieben II. ibm oann ben Sduloihein aus BEN
8Offer seitoblen. Sod - rAle Sdulo rddat lid
auf Gr6en" unb cine ihwerere Shulb fann es faun,
seben, als bic oer anoer in bieiem Ta0e.
- Gin Softor BON Operton, Snbia a, bat feline
srau unb fnf &inoer pelaien unb lit nit Der sSratl
zines Mannes burheebrannt, tuelhe sm6lf 2inoer
suriifIieB
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g..

Wfahon,e 9ibne hotte iid BON ben SgoIaen hires
Ghredsns iber Die gntlsben erregenoe Nad9ribt aus
WeberIeot mod nidt pplltdnoie erbolt, TO beidlob
iie idon, BON bieiem Greisnille nift ein @ort aut
iperben su laiien. gSeber brem Mann, Der iber=
haupt ibrem 8erfebre nit benz Major abbolb NOR
nod Der alsabame Grlane, oersn flnoiid neusierise
nber MAIDEN. Grfubren lie beioe es anoertpeit 10
frnnte lie lid imtnerbin ben Stein elmer l1eberra=
idune eeben. sic oantte i'm Stillen nur @ott.
bob iie bis bahn bre YIdne. Die cine Heiie nod
g8eoeriteot sur 6olse eebabt bdtten, nod ndt in's
g8ert seiebt unb oaourd elmer Beruidlune nit bic.
lem Sranonngliid enteangen mar. 8ranbunsliid
Die fluse Meiiterin idblus Die Sdnbe uber Den Ropf
suiammen. Won einem 3ufal, einem uneliide mar
nod ibrer Meinung gar nift Die &eoe. sic per=
mntbete auf Der Stele cine @reuelibat binter oie-
lem Grei9niIIe. Damn lielen ibre @ebanten auT Den
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Gin perriidter Sut9man. Sas Cornell
uniperlitdtsbIatt iast bab Dor einisen Sosen Elm
Serr BON Stbaca einem Sarmertnaben besssnete, Der
aaf Der StraBe elm Yferb belt. auf Die Jraee,
mem oas pfero geb6re, antmortete Der Ssnabe: vgs
aehSrt einem pepriidtsn Dutdman an, Der BORT i'm i'm
Bui9e na9 einem 8oselneite ju9t" Ser vper-
ridte Out9man" mar Der berIbmte Haturforf4er,
profefcr aeaiii8.
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@efdbIaGtete g nafe obne Yel3 tper6en In
GlepeIano fiir rs Gents bas Stld pertauft.
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ARTICLE FOURTH.

The ZOO hundred onshird Of the capital
and apart in the foregoing shall
belong 20 the said o. y Hunt m Prsttsnd N Peter
the entees named In article second
their assRns and shall eqnzlly with the other shares
Of shs be required from the holders
received from levied
upon other stockhalders being considered having
already paid the holders Of said reserved shares that
say when 5 tsenty per cent on the amount sno
the other shsres PAID then Z ~enty nve
per b amount Of the said aha es shall be
sidered having been also paid when 800 Fifty per cent
other shares the shares shall rated
stock which go fifty per has been paid
But alt divisends the pro6ts Of the Company shall be
equally paid the hole Of all shares In proportion only
shares held by each share ~heh
nssimens shah be due shall be entitled TO receive
dividenJ. 800 -.f.L
The Of the above shares and the subscro
their names these articles Of association shall imply
the part Of the sale q \. HINT VIM r Pratt aad p NJ.
etsrson full transfer and OF ali
thsr hts the of Louisiana their discovery
invention whether the same pstentabe or equitable and
to s future improvements on the same = ri -
said pstetess shah farther Untitled receive from
the said S7uUO) Thousand dollars
per, for thSr expenses past aud uturs exp ments
N rnectiun with their discovery which said shs
maze up: LIST By allowing them 90 atty per the
shares su6scri6ed BY othsrs and "a.
either he profits Of the Company out OF like
portion on future assessments
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A LLEeHANY sPRINes. ~ Z,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY. VIRGINIA.


This Watering Place fsvorsbly known TO the people OF
the South ready for the reception OF vstors vince
the the property has received additional improve
ents, spd In thor repair The reputation Of the
and firmly established that II IL
the pArcnsr diseases for which IL is
sspecihe pamphlet containing elaborate analysis OF
the and the testimonials 70 its remarkable curative
properties be had application 20 w A. ttrolher,
Lynchburg, and to Pnrcel Ladd Co, Rihmoad wh, Ill
also supply Of the water for sale The ALLEGkAsf
STRINGS deghfully situated In bend Of The oanoke
River among the highest Of the Allegheny Mountains
possessing the attractions Mountain and Water
Scenery combined within three and ns miles OF SHAVE.
Vile the Va snd Tenn Railroad. be grest thoroughfare
North and southJ and ae accessible from all parts OF the
Union hne read IL being made and comertsbe
Coaches will each train ct Shawsvfiie Tor the
convtya messengers the Springs rhe resident ps
Will spare pains the place attractive and COM
Portable 'lsllrl D'r rIl. ..r. e ta11l'ai- ~ tt
Telegraph Office, vhich Is being constrncedJ con-
this place with all parts Of the United States An kx
aiso ESTABLISHED here and can
be sent 70 any part the country The Vrgins and Fen
nsssee Railroad will Office for he sale Of tickets
10 al points North and South rf II A
BOARD pei Day. -..-......."..,..........s
Week. ~
Ckfdrea under 10 years Of and Servants Hall Price
Address Q. A CoLHour, Resident Partner,
n 717lI 7rT Gle ~ hII,4I Aeghzny springs, Va
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WAKM sPRIsGs-E O.
MADISON COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA
III RUEBoUeH. PROPRIETOR

This celebrated Watering Place wi be opened for the
cepon Of guests the 18th OF June
The ARM SPRINGS situated twenty i've mites rom
GreeDve Tenn the East Tennessee and Virginia Rail
which point and commodous four horse coaches
will be in readiness daily to receive visitors on the arrival oil
the The crve will be made altogether IN DAYTIME
LIST Of Aug the wsrun the CINCINNATI
umberand Charleston Railroad nom norri-town
within teen miles Of the Springs, and this distance viii
be shortened daily -
The of the varies from % degrees los
Ganra
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CoorER,s WELL. Kinds COUNTY, MISS

This noted Watering Place Is Open for the eception Of
Guets Charges Board and Lodging per Month. $50 per
Week. SIS: per Day So Conveyance for Passengers 81
Terry the New Orleans Jackson and Great worth
Bolton ststion the Vickburg and
Meridian Railroad. INMAN w LLIAMs, Proprietor
b.-Drect Letters 70 Cooper's We'll limos ouuty,
Miss RAY Miss. there Ia daily communication
anr = otrrct frsii route Sunday sexceptes)
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ARTICLE Third.

The capital stock Of this Corporation is hereby
s2l000O) Two Hundred and Ten thousand Dollars
represenp by l0 hundred shares Of OO
hundred doIsTs Of which third % hun
red and for the purposes
pressed In the article faowng the other thirds f
hundred shares shall be subscribed and paid for
follows The subscribers to the said Company shall into
the tn President upon organisation for business
dollars each aud share d Ito subscribed BY
them remaining Ninety dollars share able on de
the Office Of the company after thirty days Ice
the Board Directors may require; but call shall at
auy one made for than dollars share
every stakeholder after the OF the hrst Install
per discharge himself from all further
LIABILITY the remaining nsalments by declaring at the
Of the Company time provided he before the
expiration Of the thirty days notice above mentoned In
which case shall forfeit all payments there
tofore made By him. -. Ia 4. ...lr.. .......
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& KEENBKIEE WHITE sULrHUs
SPRINGS, ad 3
Nh .I.s.-rf -. $40 alaa f .aaIfa.t hs.f.lt
l- eREENBRIER COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA

s. . f .A . N IT -
r.rr. 10 ra a.a.I 81 laa .lIaIs gIrrl 30
The undersgned, lsssees Of this old and ell-known
WAIEA Ik6 PAGE, announce that encouraged BY the
ipera patronage received they have srzeiy
added 70 accommodations In comfort md
GUESTS - - .
The Bathing acc mmodaiisns in hne order Hot and
sulphur baths eminently enc &cfous In many cases
are at the command Of visitors at all hours
In addition 70 other they have rev
conveniently located. -flr.l
Prof R0senbsrge 3 celebrated FULL BRASS BAND hss
= CT Livery STABLE win be kept the
premises
The completion Of the Virginia Central Ra lrosd to cev
lngtun of eeng. tr0ngh beau
dful mountain country, over well graded turnpike
aH1r az rERMs:E HaErtr a u
Three dollars per day, and eighty dollars month Chill
dren and coored servants a price
White wants according to accommodstons
rl.r--n n..--l - -. ~ 49, ~.
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Be Il knowp that this twsnynrst day Of May In the
year eight hundred and sixty eisht o-oe
Pierre Charles ier notary pub c in and for the city Of
Oresns Parish of Oresns State OF L0usns sforess
dHy commissioned and sworn personally came snc sppeAfed
the parties whose unto subscribed who de-
clzred that svsng tnemsevss Of the provisions OF the
the State Of Louisiana relative 70 the
of corporations in this State they have covensnted and
agreed bv these aud bind
themselves and those whom they represent q form hf
selves and eeustue corporation for the ooecs and
purposes and under the pulstons and regulations follow
ing. thst Is 70 say:
ARTICLE FIRST. rTs'rJ s.lf
The and title Of said eorporston shall be TaE LOU
ISIANA NATURAL GAS COMPANY, and Its domicil Is
established in the city Of New Irlesns I taelar "
ARTICLE SECOND
TIE object and purpose Of said Corporation 10 extract
rom the soil Of the ktate of Louissna the natural
tanned surface and improve utilize col
ler AID distribute the by the o. the and
machinery invented by Caleb O. Hunt, william Pratt and
Peter Peterson for which application for patent has
6ed and Of such other machinery spparaus
improvements mechanical chemical hereafter be
discovered devised invented constructed by the
others from whom said Company acquire the right OF
using and working the
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plurality OF votes counting for shave OF
upcn shall suiciens elect Directors who
sha fret ing after heir election choose
fur President OF the Asoci nn Who sh IL be
by msjortv Of he vhoe sosrd, sd all
eitatlons and a.heT legal prOc-ss shall re Serves
II shall be the duy ofths President to preside a. AL
the Hoard and In OF his inability
the Board shall elect Of their number who
thall the time exercise b. full Of PRESIDENT
shall be hs ballot under the sup-rntende
sppon ed by the Bos'd It iesst
prnr election and in neglect
the President Of the Board sp
polnt herr n place
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fsiqre5o ynffi diod liN id diis ssidsJu az
as1s ,as0la nsaaoHI iaTso q Gloot slsas ~
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EuUCATlONAL
IA RS. @. HI. CALDWELL,
TEACHER OF ALL BRANCHES
a4..I q Of r.HH y Fl
A Thorough English Eduention, Modern
Languages and Music.
Vocal and Instrumental
LESSONS IN DRAWING, o. ssrr..-3 Was $50 rf7
s- 1otr LANDSCAPE AND PoRTRAIrURE
strsngers' HOsei, --
40 No. 10 Charities Street.. New Orleans I
REfERENcEs
Rev. Dr. Lescock. New Osiesns, La Prof 8. H. Dixon
Charleston L. c.; Hon Trssinond Landry, louisiana
Hon Judge simon New Orleans; Prof. t. L. Caldwell
Transy lvanis University. ilH AlNI.i-lHv ~
MILITARY IssTITUTE.
LEXINGTON. VIRGINIA.. 80 800.

Applications VIII be received for the appointment
One snded additional this lnstitut Thos
erer ~ the summer months enjoy peculiar advantage
in the discipline aud Instruction by VII cl
hey prepared the reg lar studies which commence
September. Circulars will be sent upon sppiics On
.--'- FRANCIS q. SMITH. Superintendent
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-09
Horrid Betehesy-Cesa-B CODED Murder Of
Wof River. i
} FROM N. N.mphl. Av.Isnebs, sth.l

From the Memphis Avslsnebs ah
The most horrid, atrocious human hatchery We
have ever recorded was perpetrsted early yes'er-
jspt. Matt. Dryer, residing near Raleigh, came
to John Lanahan' 5 house, on Wolf river. near the
bridge, about three miles north OF the city, ON
MoDdsy, to remain several days. Wednesday
night Lsnshsn, who 10 quarresome when drunk.
wife. Re struck her blow 10 the presence Of
Can't. Dryer, who. exasperated Ct the cowardly
scfior. promptly Knocked the brute down, giving
Inn good beating and hckine. LanAhsn made
no further dsmonstrstion towards his wife, aud,
|, sru e,,,,ssr Cut i,vye, come tins sfserwsrd
sought his sleeping room. occupied BY hhn-eif,
stspson Of Lsnahsn's, aged sixteen, and man
whose name We have not learned.
Early yesterday morning, after having adjusted