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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-02-27

n 1ssvss q runIsnsS5 'J5siY ri 5r7s'
HOI,IOWAYSsi ','sts p
sid, E4AdIl B6E 1osaw sp'
-. Hat $3.50 ofw TO Saioy AER ss1ysTc
srei zlat CONF CTIl9Q10q
sst 10 e-s ssav edt 10 yibansrsf brs
r. AsI1S4 IN a ssE: Co. SsaEi
Il shss5 ARA h ~ NJ ss fsae e yss
men. md nom f he sSsess s1setiss s. ~
ssT esss q iss.f pa4
taetelsss and tnDdOnus, Il 1Aen, hy, bora II III
bihk1& these with sugar, and moulding
tMenAntoah agreeable confecttOu, form
ed the present popular and elective Yer
i mifuee Known = " ,s.;sasut Il al -fe4
uolloFaJ's yfIniflge .Csnfsetieas, !; !
Which have almost enttEeiy snpeTse1ed
e the old uAu1qo0s vnr1uif4eeo, 20 the De- q
Light Of the po0r, little eufiee0ln. Il cpn- Il
tain: 10 caldsneYs or other poisonous In
.esg ). ,s.s
ligent PhypaeilpA who know of thepa, =.
prescribe them In preference 70 other
Temedteesa - mt Qn1y 1aOfp Dlead1nS 4Ol 1T
take, but more enecfive 70 cure.
I'll Parents and tMrx111nm AaS9A6 the care gfs
ofchtldren, should keen Them g Gau- . }
NY nediotne; for they n6t0niy eradicate Z
"a worglR-thOed pegte 0feht qQdr-but bor. II I
rect any defangenient Of the Digestive
q sorgths. - prey1Scat with uhi1dren. Sfa.i 1iit
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-02-27

announced the fall o. part Of "a moan
tain near Naples was not SO much exag-
Grated Is was supposed. \ land slip
occurrA hr AnaAg!s, OF .Jaaass - a.
the mountain which overlooks Santa
Lucia, and dozen homes aud ALI their
inmates were Qverwlfd med. The per-
lis of another fall Of earth and rocks de-
layed the excavation Of the ruins, SO
that the loss of life is not yet kHoWn,
but it is supposed that fifty persons were
killed. A passing carriage and an. om-
nibus are alsp believed to be buried. A
correspondent ofthe London Times says:
s'As to the causes Of this terrible affair,
there can, think, be little doubt that
the principal one is the Iohg-continued
activity of Nesuvius. For two months
and ppye we have been rocking in our.
l,edp cue Fseisometer has accurately
marked all the oscillations. In form
er letter I spoke Of = scientific friend
who for several day, marked these os-@
citations by observing the motion of
piece Of iron suspended from his shut
ters Well, these frequent vibrations
must of NECESSITY have produced some
effectDH Dlisa great tufa mountain. and
for se<efM days the inhabitants of the
ruined houses, and a gentleman in the
Hotel Crocelle, observed indications Of
moyeneAt.sess EHENEE
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-02-27
FARM 4 PRAIRIE LAND
FOR SAIE

WE have for sale on reasonable terms the
w Farms and Lands described as follows:
i nc ~ sec : ,p esG, ~ west 9Th p m. contain
township q, range s,-sdacres; with good house,
Farm q III acres on Sugar Creek two mi,es
We Of town; one OF tho best stock farms in the
country lp.s excellent timber. 81 acres set in
inxs, kntwn as the Mohegan farm. Price $40
eacel!ept Lnalding location. with well. ever
green's, shrn bbery md fruit trees. IN.
improved farm Of To acres one-fourth mile
west o. Covers Ferry: 8acres timber, story and
haAf honse, good cellar. cistern, &c. Also, 20
acres tLabtr one fourth mile east of the Ferry
Good farm Of 20 acxra 100 improved, 40 acres
| timber. good house md stock stables. miles
rom RAILROAD stations, good stock farm, having
balance in one and Two years. - '"'"'
- acres adjacent to Sfarrs Addition to town
beinHa part of the knott farm, which We will
sell IN lots to suit purchN sefs. #I#
LASo. 9, Block no. 81, and 10, No. 10, Block
No. Sfn town ofpipton.
-rhc ne = Sec TO- tp -. range g. 100 acres. Mt .ll
thirty acres broke, and other Improvement.
cd: % e ,sms grass, . n iimIsresoos build build
n na ss'as No. e.. al il sss
| farm Of 5Cl acrce--230 hrst quality Of tim
ger, an acres improved. two story brici, house,
thrcc tsnan; hoosa4 we'll watered with creek
and welis.z Price, ID per acre, one half cash,
balance in three annpAi payments.
Also, one 100, and one 80 acre farm, both well
North u nortlfeast u Ol sec -, tp 81, range l.
60 acres hear Loudsk, bud known as the Kins-
The sw !. Of the no u. and the east half Of the
| NV u, and the sW " az tho NV u OF sec. a. tn
70, r.; 100 acres. ML!p Cedar county, Iowa. :.
| wcst, in Calhoa an COUNTY. Iowa. 70
Also several town lots and residences In
rs ncre, M ,,c ,,,1aa,r,c land In cass county
IOWA.
WOLF 4 LANDT,
ne syer:a rirtcn y..va
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-04-16
| Single Handful of Manure.

Ma single handful of manure put into
'xhill of corn, will often make the diff
ference between four or five little"nub-
bins" and six or eight great plump
ears that will shell their bulk of fsound
corn. A thousand handfuls count up
heavily in the autumn corn crib. How
many handfuls of manure are daily lost
in your stock yard that might be saved
in nice order by alittle care in heap
ing up. and covering from washing
rains? These handfuls of manure are
more valuable to the cultivator than
-thc0scparate grains of gold the miner,
with careful toll, gathers and washes
Nom the earth and sand. He hunts,
FATHERS and saves them all, and thus
accumulatcs his "pile." Philosophic-
I'll. successful cultivators, can see gilt
Stering gold even in the manure heap !;
fhey only wait a little longer than the
miner for the pure gold to be washed
out by the growing process, instead OF
in the wash pan.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-04-16

81 Jay Cooke says the Government
tonds are held by people who are not
capitalists. Then why do the capital.
Its object to the payment of the bonds
q oreenbacks The statement is not
txue, for the reason that nobody ever
NEW capitalist to take care of any
body's interests but his own.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-04-16
Effective Ropudiation.

The statement Of the public debt for
March will show q slight increase
I Cincinnati Commercial. . uci-,
III the non payment Of debt consti-
tute repudiation, the Radicals are re.
pudiators unmistakable. Three years
has passed since the war closcd-three
years their policy has ruled the country
andisputedi.spd tiAapslllic- -deht 10 still
inctessiugasH Hqp laelg nth 70 tsslighi
inctease', s&ckspese ading month WIN u
take the Radicals to payaths dsbeS
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-04-16

IA Mongrel sheet says :--"Gen. Han.
eock, in New Orleans, removed con,
aistent loyal men," They certainly
uere consistent, for according to the
1tCAr;ss;an Aduocats," published in that
Ixity, they were the greatest thieves that
Syer lived. They were removed by
hancock, because they were thieves
Md Grant replaced them because they
Were thieves. ..,. .
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-04-16

The song "Tramp, tramp tramp"
*as composed by q prisoner confined
liz the Iowa Penitentiary, and was first
Written on the walls Of his cell with
charcoal. Ithas nettcd the publishers
thousands Of dollars, but not cent to
1he writer. a,s a SE.S r,ttFF
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-04-16
Itelnizing.

Who that regularly reads the news
papers has been struck with those ma
ny-namcd columns into which the news
Of all the world is compressed? Vari-
ously styled in various newspapers,
they aim to grasp and localize the news
Of everything and everybody every
where, and to present it in as small and
telling space as possible. They car
~ the reader In breath from Indus to
The pole, and hurry him along from
sentence to sentence to conduct him in
. trice to antipodes Of thought. The
reader never thinks, ms his eyes take
their rapid journey down the columns,
OF the care, the pains, the taste, the
skill, the patience necessary to reduce
those items to attractive shape.
The scissors and the paste do good
deal of the work, it is true, but the
brain helps more than it is given cred
II for. Fancy and imagination and
Judgment have to play their part. The
scissors dart instinctivsly into q good
item, and the brains step in and decide
whether. its publication would be judi
eious.f Is the item oldP Has it eveI
appeared, beforei Is it nice and fresh
|, md crisp and sparkling2 What posi-
fion shall it hold with regard to the
etl,er items? Has another one on the
Same subject been already clipped out
Night not the phrascology be changcd
10 as]to bestow point and pith D CouIt
. piquant joke be tagged on9 Again
when the work of selection is done, ant
he items-personal, miscellaneous, re
Hgious, theatrical and what. not -ar,
sll arranged in order, will they make
differing and symmetric whole, owe
vhioh the eye will delight to rove, lik'
i - bee from flower to flower?
All thess things have to be consider
- in attending to the 'item'' tepar.
Deht Of neNapapsr. -ghe 'ta(tes O
very posibla renisE muHrbAant,Sipa
IA. Since it takes all sorts Of peopL
mAkea vSsidH &sisssMI 81 pssf 10th
" meanip2 thsI IL Ig@e1illy7 r6orJ
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-04-16

"A brilliant and lovely young mar
sEried woman in New York, agedtwenty-
fave, now sports her fourth husband
having sought relief through the di
Ivorce courts from coniugal unpleasant
ness three times since her first marriage
N 1901 eEAHf %LlLlA
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-04-16
NJ. n, Mary Walker il attending

Mrs. DR.. Mary Walker is attending
the Supreme Court at Utica, New York
resisting the application Of her husband
for q divorce. The divorce Was grant
ed several years ago, and her husband
married again, but the doctress wants
the case opened and the divorce an
nulled.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-04-16

~ ,WUH IN c'-D Iff a! %
s'ss s''sss% siss SscE all T1ss;ss ss:y 4:
|yes died last winter of pneumeaiA -
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-03
GRAND coNsIsToRY s. Pr r. s. THIRTY SEQ
1 H

DEGREE
sM Tod $50 Grand Commander In Chief. NV Orleans
John Claiborne SD. First Lieutenant Commander, Ne,
Orleans
Furence Rcau SD, Second Lieutenant Commander Ne,
Orleans.
John L. Lewis, SD Grand Constable, New Orleans
John c. Smith, SD Grand Admiral, New Orleans
Samuel R. Walker. SD, Grand Minister Of State, New
Orleans
Or. James c. Bachelor SD Grand Chancellor, New o.
leans
Ben De- Silva SD, Grand Almoner. New oriesns
Emmett d. Craig SD Grand Registrar, New Orleans
John & Mcclure SD, Grand Keeper Of s. and A, Fss
Orleans.
VIM. M. Perkins, $50 Grand Treasurer sew Orleans
Hy r. swasey S2d, Grand Primate. New OresnA
E. Salomon, $50, Grand Provost. new Orleans.
James Scot sd. Grand Expert, New Orleans
James G. wilner s2d, Grand Assistant Expert, Esv
Orleans.
lean Iamarre SD, Grand Beausenior, New Orleans
Angel Martu SD Grand Bearer OF the " B. New Orleans
Bruno de Lucas SD Grand Master Of the Guards Ne.
Orleans. al. .... l. .
william c. Chamberlin, SOD, Grand Chamberlain, Esv
Orleans.
Daniel Il. scruggs, sd Grand Steward, New Orleans
John Melton, SD, Grand Aidds-camp New orlsans
II. Carroll, SD Grand Tyler.
Grand Annual Communication, Second Wednesday n
January.
Stated sittings: March, 18th June 2lst September
9th December.
GRAND ooMMAEDERY KNIGHTS TEMPIARs
gr Fulgence Ricsu e. E. orno Comm snder New Orlean.
ST. jos p Rornor, v. E Deputy Grand Commander, New
Orleans
sr JnO A. Stevenson. Z. Grand GensrAissmO, New Or,
sr. W. r. whitaker, Z Grand Captain General, New
Orleans
SHY. r swasey, Z. Grand PrelAte; New orissna
sr VIM McDun. L. Grand s w., New orieanA
ST. T. A. BA-tlette E. Grand j. w., New orleana
ST. Emanuel Blessy, E Grand Treasurer. New Orlsans-
ST. A. E. Billings, E. Grand Recorder New Orleans
ST. James B. scot. 4 Grand stand bearer, New orleaS
ST. James Stafford e. Grand Sword Bearer.
ST. Jos r. Turck E. Grand srder, New Orleans.
sr Stephen s. seIleck Is Grand Captain Of the Gusrds
Next annual conclsvs February L. 1859, A. O. $50
DECREE A AND 4
Cha LAfon de Ladebst $50, New Orleans.
James @ oatcselor, NJ. d. SD. New Orleans,
Den Insp Gen VIM M. Perkins SD, New Orleans
g. NJ Todd, SD, New Orleans.
inc. T. Monroe. $50. New Orleans
GRAND COUNCIL r AND s. NJ
g. M. Todd, NJ p, Grand Master, New Orleans.
| Hy R. swasey, p, Deputy Grand Master, New orleAD
John W. Jones, T., nustr0us Grand Master shreveport
John G. 9ordy @. r., Conductor Of Work, Franklin
| H. Breen, q. @. Of the Guard, Ne~ Orleans
| Joseph P. aornoT, @ Treasurer New Orleana
/ Gus sontag @. Recorder, New Orleans
| Rev. Thos B Lawson, @. Chaplain, New orIeanA
| q p Buckley, @. Conductor, New orleans-
| e. L. Bruce G. Steward, View Orleans
| F-astn. w-i. a s-"sip~i sev Orleans
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IaNEsT gUKPsN. wA0LEsALs sAsgnL ,AsJ,
r. turrr Of stitch Canoy fancy CANDIES ChoeSis,o
Ups Sugar Almonds Rock Candy, Juube rsste' r Jun
props and ssrups b. steam importer o. rren . m
hins Decorated Toys ccsssquss, Fancy Pspsrs ,ot c
stands or souQuets or Fancy boxes 10Y
pss ard New Year Prssenfs Coruueopiss etc. &C ne ~
Old Leves street. between 81 Los and osn streets. new
Orleans. Ia ~
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GRAND R. A. CHAPTER.

Samuel NJ Todd NJ. E. Grand High Priest New orlesE
s. O. Parsoss Deputy Grand High Priest, BasIrOp.
r. g. Stirling, Grand King, Bayou Sara
n Breen, Grand Scribe, New Orleans.
Henry R. swssey, Grand Treasurer, New Orleans.
j. c. Bachelor Grand Secretary, New Orlesns
Thomas b. Lawson, Grand Chaplain, BastrOp
Joseph p Hornor Grand Capt Of the Host New orlean
T. Tisdale, Grand p s.. Monroe.
Henry Hamburger, Grand T. A. Captain New Orleans
w. W. Leake Grand Master Third Veil Bayou Sara
NJ r. GrArd, Grand Master Second Vel, opelOusaA
W. F. Hsaeigh Grand Master First Veil, Franklin
R. g. Burke Grand Guard New Orleans.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-03

"a A. SEkA-l E,s OOIToN HfkhEh
. and COTTON PlLkERf corner st. fhoms. and ! =
James .Iess IN d. immediate vicinity the toioS NJ
Presses. Mississippi Louisiana Fire Proof Aa6amA sne
pers Plsnters' Tyler. Factors, Commercial r ncsn W
lesns, Merchant. Veksburg snd Penn hsynS
Cotton Gina Of eighty saws each ne mses. IN
proved be prepared W bsrL gin and pcs osson non nv
$50 - = = rS,-.ns s~c. lse ar~visr siress.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-03
GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA

a. r swasey NJ W. Grand Master, New Orleans.
g. a. Parsons. R. ". Dept Grand Master, Bastrcn
s. o. seruggs, R. W. Senior Grand W., Cloutierviie
VIM McDuf r ". Junior Grand w., New Orleanst
Samuel N. Todd, W. Grand Treasurer, New orleAnk
Jas O. Bachelor W. Grand Secretary
Rev. Dr. c. s. hedges, W. Grand Chaplain .a
NJ b. BRAY ". Grand Senior Deacon, Sabine.
ia oh Kle W. Grand Junior Deacon, Kils's hilA
j. W. Homan, ". Grand Marshal New Orleans.
Rene Lafon, W Grand Sword Bearer, New Orleans
NJ E. GiraId, Grand Pursuivant, YermilhOnville
s. o. smith Big Cane; PHI BidAult, New orleansi J.
Hawkins Mansfield; Samuel Levy, New orleans-W
Grand Stewards
Alex QueaDt, ". Grand Tyler, New Orleans
Grand Annual Oonvocstion second Monday I'm FebruS
each year.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-03
MASONIC.

,.svart W. NJ; John NJ NOors. g. "; NJ ". W. vsasn.1
e.; James Houeh, Secretary.
PERFECT HARMONY LODGE no. I7a
Grand Lodge Hail, N. o. oficen-J g DeCsstrs w. NJ
A. D.sOla, s. w.; b. Booth, W.. ". Witt, sscrs.A1'
ar UREKA LODGE NO. LII
woodville. Jackson Parish, La onacers-c n Howell
Nm; E Jackson, S. W; @. W. Lyiss J. W.. W. T. Rec
sine ss''s' TULIP LODGE NO. ia
rulip, Claiborne Ps-ish La ofscers-H. a. ncChndsA
MIC L. Hays, 5. W; I. TarkintOn, J. w.; B. O
Frazier, Secretary.
cApDo LODGE NO. I7s.
shreveport La oacers-P. W. H. Cuum ings, ". k.iI
T. Davis, 8. w: Vim. HoOsOn,J J. W; -, sscrstsrl
LITTLE FLOCK LODGE NO. lsO. ,rrre 4
C3ilmisses Blun Sabine Parish, La oficers-Wm NJ An
tony w. M; Charles Bsnnett s. W; Geo. W. Well, J. w.
NJ. K. sprsight, secTetrry.
JEFFERsONIAN LODGE NO la.
Kneston De Soto Parish La Omcers-Chss. E. Crsw,
ford. " LIB s. Logan g. w.; L. =. Scott, J. W.; L.
Lsey, Secretary.
SAM TODD LODGE NO 49,
Sugar Town Cscasieu Parish, La oficers-JOhn Dove
WM; J.. L. Simmons s. W.; D. A Cole, J. w.; O.
Richardson, Secretary .
LoNGwooD LODGE NO. ls2
Hoss Mills CaddO Parrish La ofcers-rhOs- & Vaughan
wM R. J. Cole s. W; q. B. Currs, J. W.; J. NJ Gang
ton Secretary.
SPRING CREEK LODGE NO. ls4.
Spring Greek Church Washington Parish, La oncers-
HARDY Richardson W. NJ; @. r. Bailey, 5. WI D. T. JeE
kins J. W.; J. g Fcher, Secretary.
ORPHANS FRIEND LODGE NO. 1856.
Big Cane St Lanory Parish, La. onicers-GsO. W. Bsns
deck W. M; r. g. Calihsn, s. WI h. o. Hays J, WI o
s. Smith, Secretary. fe.AssN
FLAT LICK LODGE u. D..
Flat Lick Claiborne Parish La. oicsrs-w p. Meyer
NJ; Henry Jones, s. W.: E. L. Hssty, J.. W.
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AGRI ULTURAL.

DICE LA.s.-..............RICE MILLA
Bsving secured the services Of Mr. PETER koAlNLAfi
he inventor Of approved RICE Pou sDER nov
ase who has been years engaged In the
truction erection and management Of Rice Machinery w
are prepared under his supervision construct all Kind
Of Machinery reqared In the preparation Of Rice for the
narke and 70 furnish all necessary drawing. and specn
cstisbs.
model Of McKinsy's Patent Rice Huer, suitable Tor
hose cultivate Rice for domestic consumption car b
a establishment go
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-03
NAVlGATIoN IMpROyEMGN
STATE OF LOUISIANA hsg1aFe 4
PARISH AND CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.

light and Of he Ipoependence or the uned states Of Am
OtsTy Public tor the parish city New orlsan
ss Of srsns. nssd and SS
isned peSscpsy cane ..d appeared the P.sss. sso,
avang o. tn. poyisions Of the statutes OF the
Louisiana relative OF Corporation
and agreed and by these presents ae
so ntus Corp soa for ne oS
md purposes under the spuzOus regulations fol
ARTICLE FIRST. -.
UNIT ED STATES NAvIGAIOS IMPROvEaEN VI COM
cans, State Of LOui,ians-
nu ARTICLE SECOND
The objects and purposes Of said Corporation the
~ the the protection OF the evees oil the Ms
spi and ether yes The Seessnng Of we c1Sa
lin Of solid marin. fousdstOns for lighthouses and e'ne
IN or mslthy soils es ine use sa
foundations for which patent has been granted %
S,ss rss SS 81 other
apparatus and improvements may hereafter be dscoy
lion may scqrire the light Of using and wort ing.
The President of the Beard Of Directors said Company
shall be the officer on whom citation may be served.
ARTICLE THIRD.
The Capital Stock Of this Corporation is hereby hxed
% ss iS twenty rbs1s.na shss. Of fAa undse ard
ny Dollars each Of which one half xz Ten ,ns IN mn, us
poses ex, ressed in following stcle The other one
ma s AZ The times and In the manner following to-wi:
RE err 10 the said shares shall pay Into the
hnds nd the Presdsnt. upon the Company orgAuiAa-
tio or bnsne.s w. NJ, Ave dollars on each aud eyery
share ~ stcs subserbed by them Of the remaining
InnSrsd and twentv.6ve d.lsrs on each aud eve v
sbsTa the hall he maid In At the Office said
a. mnsny install nents Of Twelve Dollars Fifty
-, once an ever fonr months ae- q irty DAYS
nbc hal We neen given of each such call 6y the
asS - n ecto,s n one or moi newspapers In
- - 80 Ke n,ssns And the resdne ~ the am N ut II
each share VIZ one HUNDRED and stxtytwo Doa-, fifty
sbsn hs ON eemsnd AT the ONCE of said Com
n s, w.. yesrs cor ~ - date ~ me aid ,omp nys r
for bys,nss upol thrty DAYS notice ~ the Board
~ M, scto,s ma, Teauire.
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ARTICLE FIFTH.

eaDs pluralty countng TOT each share
me st M sftsr their election shall choose TIER
for President of sad Board as vel as OF said Cor
The Pre- ident shall all meetings of the said
Bosre Othe copoIa ion and in Sc i his soss@Ss Or
n, sidept pro TEN no cha or 9e .me otnS es
sTsiss the g psr sSs Sssove n. sd cs3Cosan
but Directors then in Office snail hold ever un'l
ave for shall continue until an eleson be
held. .n-,c,1s,v,u
The BOARD Of Directors .hall appoint Secretary
such Jerks be remove the
me nix the salaries ~ all officers the Corpo
spy of sa officers agents shah and esta sn
bysus tor the pros er mansgement sad Of
SIope n jorty Of the said ard shall be
Inv IS s0 TO- & os' INV yss%ie sss n ns
may occur toeren by DEATH absence resgrson,
O'0sf Cause ARTICLE SEVENTH
Zach shareholder at all meetings for the election Of Dec
tors ~ her imposes h- be entitled eety or By proxy
to one vVte on each share Of stock held By him
ARTICLE EIGHTH.
arsser Of stock sh Ill be- recorded Of said Com
a SsGe Of 9 ss k 81 Us nat ns @s.
OF record trsnser abide by all the terms conditions
ana Of this act and any and ali the IA egua
tons OF BY laws made adopted in pursuance thsreoL
ARTICLE NINTH. ~
This Corpo shall be- and continue for and during the
tenn twenty from aud after the DAT o. these
prsents orgasize Tor buslsss 40 s0ln - swO
thds OF its cspta shall We bees subscroe1 for
ARTICLE TENTH
The following nsmed stockholders viz John D .yds,a'
Msrk y rigne-, Ch.rles LessePs. WIhsm d. McLehan
frank w seymour james ID Blair Robert hooefls saC
James hereby constituted the nst no ard OF D.
nnmber A fresiden and Board untl
rseetd oy their suece sors 10 DC elected ~s pfoNosu IN At
"'' fn'N ARTICLE ELEVENTH.
The BOARD Of Directors may accept Professionally
mower OF privilege conferred the Association D.
apy amendments o. the laN under which the same
or by any act the nied states 81 Amef
mt The acceptance of sch pwer or ivr sha
be de ernned BY aVoe OF majority In amount OF mo S'oe
h0oe'' ARTICLE TWELFTH.
qhe liquidation OF the affairs Of said Gorpors ton tn
termination # It's charter, or soone determined upon
lis stckhodeI shal be conducted by thres stoekbodef
duly elsced by majority in amount Of the stockhooefs
meeting convened for that purpos. after sixt days pr
lie peid Of Iaaida,lon aud the OF their cmpens
ton also ali privileges 70 be confer 90 upon "a
iouidatots shall be fixed such ma the said Sioe
holders may at sucn general me ting determine
ARTICLE THIRTEENTH.
The names of the Stakeholder their and n
dscred TO subscribed to this act aHd oppos
The names Of each respectively -. a.. OLA. -,
said IN the e sss.ss James E-esm and Sssr'
bsreunto rgn the VII the parties and the IA
rotary on TIE dsy and GATE aforesaid
JOIN DAVIDSON, I, FONTAINB,
" Riaky g JoHHN l,EESS
JNo p NANiCO' Agent, JNo HALLIDAY,
j. o. NIxON, and Others
&c S GINS ANDzLw HERO Jh,
notary fuoic
Atns copy FROM the original spRrw uyRo :,
So'ary Pubic
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-03
uUENA VISTA ENGLIsa
CLASSICAL sCHoo

Bsyins returned aer Of three years. to my
srer nome in the immediate vicinity Of Franklin Tenn,
viii open ON MONDAY 10Th Of September next, an In
dish and Classical School, TOR the education OF Boys
The locality Of this institution is delightful combining oil
the advantages and country fhe grounds are ample
.ndv beagan oeauhed aud adorned with tree
o shrubbery The building large and well ventilated and
admirably adapted for Schsol The house has been
recently from cellar garrett and IL now being
epanted repspered receansed and repuhed 80 that
locality In the Whole country viii be healthfuL
Fhe discipline Of the School will be mild and parental but
arm and decided every effort win be develop
.hvsica intellectual and moral faculties Of the pupil TIE
p,a Of the School prepared to board ten TEsly'
scnOlsrA
Terms Tor session Of Five Months:
rsbson IN Primary Department ..............'..s2
Higher Branches Of Classic each extra
Board per month nOIndsnE fue and lights. o.
Contingent "
washing at laundress' price,
JAMES MeSuTT, Principal
Res-- a, nom Tennessee-Col sro. Acaavock' Gen.
r DesrAnenreid, Col ON. Perkins, B. H. Bradley ESQ
4 Gel w. g. McLemore, J. B. McEwen ESQ.,, Col John
| Heuse Rev. A. N. Cunningham D. D., Rev Francis
Bavss Dr. John Park, Sehn Garter, ESQ.,, & NJ EWING
ESQ., udge p. q. s Psrfins J. w. Heoly, ROot r Moe
/ snes Allison
References troa vtgnis-Hon. Andrew 8. Fulen, DIT.
| Sanders Gen VIM Terry, C. s. A, Randall AeGsvocs
eso. s.uI & Crockett, ESQ.,, Thsmss Wood, ESQ.,, Kew
| fLsey J. c. Graham, c. c. Tate, Stephen hc3svock
! sams. NJ whsrry, wyths county; Gen James A walker
| Dr. Rdvtr n WATSON, J. B. Alexander, ESQ., Revsani
| Ewing Lana. NJ C1oyd. ESQ.,. Pulaski conntv