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ARTICLE FIRST.
ARTICLE SECOND
ARTICLE THIRD.

The capital stock OF this Corporation hereby fixed at the
Of 2l0O0O) Two Hundred and Ten Thousand Dollars
by l00 hundred shares OF SlDO one
dollars each Of which third, OO hun
bred shares reserved and set apat for the purposes e
pressed In the article f0owng the other two thirds or fU
fourteen hundred shares she'll be subscribed and paid for a.
follows The subscribers TO the said Company shall into
hands of the President its organization for business
dollars each and share Of ito subscribed by
them the remaining ninety dollars share able on de
mand Office Of the Company after thirty days Doice
the Board OF Directors require; but no call shall at
time be made tor than ten dollars per share
every stakeholder after the OF the hrt install
Of ten discharge himself from all further
liability for the remaining install BY declaring at the
Office Of the Company, st time provided be before the
expiration Of the thirty days notice above mentioned in
which such tcekhoder shall forfeit all payments there
tOfore made by him.
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SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-Operation throughout
have been restricted by the limited demand on
the part Of shippers, and rates have undergone
no material change. The supply OF foreign
Sugar and Molasses is ample, and towards the
close of the week there were more inquiries, but
no sales of any magnitude reported. Good and
and fair to fine box Sugars at 12t0i4Ac. q
b. Cuba Molasses is quoted at 46Q52c. b
gallon. Louisiana Sugar is scarce, but there
is no change to notice in prices, viz:
l4ac. y ID. for fair. l5ac. for prime, l6lc.
for yellow clarified, and lie. u b for white do.
Louisiana Molasses is selling at retail at S40S5c.
. gallon.
market has been its continued dullness from the
opening until the close Of the week. Dealers
are nearly all well supplied, and the demand for
export has become nearly nominal, only occa-
sioDa lots being taken to 6ll up previous orders.
TIE supply has been fair throughout, and at the
opening Of the week was well assorted; later,
however, there was q lack Of superine and
double extras, otherwise the supply continued
ample. Holders are willing to sell, but buyers
were shy, and transactions have been limited
throughout. Prices, however, have undergone
DO material change. Superine is held at IS $50
8 so y Dbl, single extra at 50, double extra at
50 $500 so. treble extra at 50 rs, and choice ct
sl30l6 IS q Dbl Operations to-day have been
confined to the appended amounts. viz; 100 and
l40 bbs. choice on private terms, 80 Dds. super.
fine at IS rs, 500 bbls. double extra at 80 70, Ivy
bbls. treble extra at SO l2a, 100 bills choice AZ
sl4, and $50 bbls treble at Sll Is b bbi., aggre-
eating to-day 800 bbls. The total sales lor me
week have been 1915 bbls.; the receipts 2098
bbls, and the exports 1853 bbls.
CoRN-The supply has been fair throughout. but
a. orders for distant markets were nearly all hlled
The demand was confined TO filing local orders,
and buyers generally unwilling to operate at
SATURDAYS figures, held of until holders sub
mitted to reduction of 2ac. D bushel, when they
came forward and filed their orders; later in the
week the supply becoming diminished and there
being no receipts, holders we're enabled to stiffen
their asking rates, and the market closes firm at
csc Gsi 05 q bushel. Operations 10 day EN-.
brace 4769 sacks as follows: 300 sacks mixed az
&C.. 400 sacks yellow mixed and 600 sacks mixed
at 97Ac, 200 sacks yellow mixed at $780,, 800 and
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ARTICLE FOURTH.

The GOO seven hundred shares third Of the capital
and in the foregoing article shall
belong to the said o. s. Hunt VIM Prattan Peter
the discoveries entees named in article second
their assigns and shall equally with the other shares
ment Of shall be required from the holders
thereof ali assessments received from levied
upon the other stockholders being considered having
paid by holders said reserved shares
is say when 5l cent the amount sub
crbeo for the other shares paid, then @ twenty i've
per the amount Of the said reserved ha shall be
sdered having been also pads when 800 fifty cent
paid the other shall be rated
stock on which go fifty per cent has been paid ant
ali dividends Of the profits of the Company shall be
equally paid the holders of all shares in proportion
the number Of shares held by EACH bat share upon which
nstsment shall be due shall be entled to receive any
dividend.
The acceptance Of the above shares and the subscribing
their these ares of association shall imply
part of the said O. s. Hunt, VIM. r Pratt aud p NJ
Peterson full convey aDoe transfer and assignment of ali
their rig hts the State Of Louisiana their discovery
invention whether the is patentabe equitable and
TO al future improvements on the same
The said patenteee shall further entitled 10 receive from
the said Company $1,000 Thousand dollars, a
for their and future experiments
in connection with their discovery which said shall be
up lat By allowing them 50 fifty per the
first assessment shares subscribed by others and, ID
either of the profits OF the Company out OF like
portion on future assessments.
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WARM SPRINGS
MADISON COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA
J. H. RUMBoUGH, PROPRIETOR

This celebrated Watering Place wi be opened for the
cepon and accommodation Of guests the 18th Of June
The WARM SPRINGS are situated twenty five miles from
Greenvle Tenn the East Tennessee and Virginia Rail
which point and cOmmodous four horse coaches
will be in readiness daily to receive visitors the arrival Of
the trains The drive viii be made altogether in daytime
After the LIST of Aug the wrun the Cincinnati
Cumberland Gap and Charleston Railroad nom Morritown
to within teen miles Of the Springs and this distance will
be shortened daily.
The temperature of the water varies from "a degrees los
Fahrenheit.
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HAwKINss BRANCH
CORNER OF GRAvIER AND ST CHARLES
Opposite ST. Charles HotelJ
RE-oPBNED-A B. CUSTER IN cRARSB.
The rest brsrds Of LIQUORs and WINES such as Hsv.
kns has set forth for years. constantly on hand. Also
CIGARS
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STATE LOUISIANA EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
New Orleans, May Il, 1853
WHEREAS Louis Powers has made np-

New Orleans, May Il, lS6a
WHEREAS Loui. Power. hs, made aP-
bond dated the 18th of November 1851 for the Of
cSrtyihe ssiS bond being Conditioned for the faithful per-
by the sad Louis Powers Of his duties
bond dated he 10Th Of November 1852 for the sum Of
1syis5 Ne Win witt ~ sscugitS i0r inc SANS
bond dated the 10Th Of November 1861 for the same
T. bond dated tie i9tS q May 1866 for s5o as clerk of
the Fifth District Court Of New Orleans with D. p Vessel
Al the said bonds being conditioned for the faithful per
fmanee BY the said Louis Powers of the duties apperain
Notice Is hereby given persons interested in the above
Secretary Of within ninety days after the publ
cation hereof why the said bonds should be cancelled and
Given under my hand and seal Of the State as above
S the independence of the 9E STATE SKH hs ninety
Governor Of Louisiana
J. h. HARDY. Secretary OF State
Nouvelle- Orleans, lie u Mai 1868 !
A TTENDU que Luis Powers a fsite une
IA application pour eanceuee les dites obligation ocie
l. I'm bond date lie Is Nevembrs 1857 pour sOmme de cn
Charles R Fagot CONNIE secure e dts bond elsnt
GG.es pour s Ion Ia a oS pA 0
I'm bond date e 20 de Novembre 1859 la somme dc
Pax pour la meme parOisse svec p s WItz CONNIE secu
On bond date le 26 de Novembre 1861 pour Ia meme
somme ct pour meme buresu ct svec s meme securite
UB bond lie IA pour CONNIE greuer
du Cinquieme District de Ia NOuvee Orleans
d. r Vessel ct N NJ. Lamb'as, CONNIE les securities
dtes bonds etan cond iOnee raccOmplisse
dele des devo du dit Louis Powers appertennan
dts buTeaux sus-mentonnee.
Avis present donnes tous lnteesses dams
les dtes obligations de ecr bureau du
secreaire dEtat pendant revngdix Ours apres lie
dernr publication de Get avis les raisons esquees
dites bcns sersit pas csncelle ct annule.
Denne signature lie de pEtat Ia date
susde Independence de. Etat "a vngs
douzisme. JOSHUA BAKER
Gouverneur de Ia Lo lisiane.
Par lie Gouverneur:
J. H. HARDY. Secretaire dEtst
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n REEEBRIER WHITE SULPHUR
SPRIN
GREENBRIER COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA

The undersigned, lsssees Of this old and l-known
WATCHING PLACE, announce that encouraged by the
liberal patronage received last season. they have largely
added to their accommodations in comfort and in
and prep red to entertain FIFTEEN HUNDRED
GUESTS
The Bathing mmodatisns IN fine order. Hot and
sulphur baths emineBy ecacous in many cases,
are at the command Of visitors at all hours
In addition TO other amusements they have provided
and elegant BOWLING ALLEY and BILLIARD Rooh,
conveniently located.
Prof Rosenbergels celebrated FULL BRASS BAND has
been engaged for the season.
A G0OD LIVERY STABLE will be kept the
premises
completion Of the Virginia Central Railroad Gov.
ngon leaves only twenty miles OF staging, through beau
hful mountain country over a well graded turnpike.
TERMS:
Three dollars day and eighty dollars month Chill
and colored half price
White servants according to accommodations
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OFFICIAL.

DRoCLAMATION ......PR0CL AVIATION
-BH-
JOSHUA BAKER, GOVERNOR OF THE STATE
OF LOUISIANA.
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DAILY TOTAL RECEIPTS OF COTTON
AT THIS PORT DURING PAST TWO VIEWS.
COTTON STATEMENT,


stock on hand Sept l, l867.................. 1855
Received since yesterday. ........... l6l
Hecetved previously
6Ss772
exported since yesterday. ~
Exported
Stock hand and on shipbosrd. lO.2S5
ToBAcco-In our last weekly review we re-
ported that factors we're covering their samples,
refusing to sell except at advance of lc. % ID.
on nearly all descriptions, and that buyers had
withdrawn from market In consequence. Since
then factors have resisted every attempt to re-
dace prices to the previous figures, and have sue
cessfully contended for the advance, under which
buyers came forward, as the week advanced, and
bought largely for the foreign market, and as the
week closes we report an active market at full
prices. Sales during the week have been 492
hhds., as follows: $50 hhds. on private terms,
hid. at &c., 4 at &c., Is at lOc., at llc., 70
at l4c., Al at ll4c Is at &c.,. rs at lS3c., at
I4c IA at l43c. 8 at l5c. 1873 at l54c., at l6c.,
and IA at l65c % b. The inquiry Is principally
for Jugs and for heavy descriptions but prices in
all grades are firm at the subjoined revised quo
tationa viz.
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NATURAL GAS COMPANY.
CTATE OF LoUIsIANA-
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.

Beftkpovp that on this twenty day Of May In the
year one thousand eight hundred and sixty EIGHT oefo
Pierre Charles Her notary publ in and for the city Of
New Oesns Parish Of OresD State Of Louisiana aoresad
duly commissioned and personally anne ano appeared
the parties hereunto subscribed VINO e
clared that GvAng themselves Of the provisions oil the
OF Louisiana relative TO the organiz
corporations In this Stte they have covenanted and
agreed by these presents covenant agree aud ond
themselves and those whom they represent TO form the
selves constitute corporation for the OBJECTS snd
purposes under the spulsons and regulations follow
ing, that is to say:
ARTICLE FIRST
The name and title said corporation shall be TIE LOU
ISTANA NATURAL GAS COMPANY, and its domicil Is
established in the city Of New Orleans
ARTICLE SECOND
The object and purpose OF sad Corporation TO extract
from the soil Of Of Louisiana the natural
tanned to its surface and 70 improve utilize col
lect distribute the by the o. the and
machinery invented by Caleb g. Hunt, William Y. Pratt and
Peter Peterson, for which application for patent has
fled and Of such other means machinery apparatus
improvements mechanical chemical may hereafter be
discovered devised invented constructed by the paentee
others from whom said Company acquire the right
using and working the same.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
New Orleans May 5, 1903
WHEREAS John .. Kuzac has made aP-
w pcAton TO cancel official bond constable for the
Second Justice Court in and for the parish Of Orleans to-
wit:
bond dAed the 18th Of May 1856 signed by him prin
cipa and VIM r. Bell security. for the Of $500
conoto ed faithful performance of his duties
stable, aforesaid,
Notice is hereby given persons interested In the said
uond to chow writing Office Of the Secretary
State within ninety days after the publication hereof why
the said bond should not be cancelled and annuled-
under hand and seal Of the State above, and
the the United States the ninety second
Signed JOSHUA BAKER,
Governor OF Louisiana
By the Governor.
]. H. HARDY, Secretary Of State
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA,
DEPARTMENT. ExEcurIF,
Nouvelle- Orleans, lie Mai, 1868. !
ATTENDU que John q. Kuzae q feite uBe
n application pour csnceement de bond Ofciel
me de la second du justice de pax dams
pour la psrOisse d'Orleans, savolr:
In bond date lie Ilieme mai 1866 sgne par lumeme COM
me principal Em X Bel CONNIE securite, cOnditiOnee
pour dee accomplishment de ses deyoirs CONNIE come
table susde.
Avis est par present dome les personnes int
fse connaitre ect bureau du secre
tae dEta les quatre vngtdix jours Qui suiv
publication de avis les raisons esQuees
les dit bonds serait pas cancele ct annulle.
DcnBe signature ct le de PEtat ct Ia
date mentionne, ct Ia vsgtdouEeme aimee de Pin
CsiEneS JOSHUA BAKER
Gouverneur de IL Louisiana.
! H. HARDY. secretaire d'Etat.
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EDUCATIONAL.
I OUIsIANA STATE sEMINARY.
EEAR ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA,
Founded and Supported BY the State Of Louisiana.
he begins September 7th 1868 and closes
of full corps Of instructors 10 al
branches of Literature and Science usually taught IN the best
CouRsE OF sTUpY-Embraces a Preparatory and Acsd.
onal Course special School Of Civil Engineering and
TERss~Fof ii expenses except clothing silO s2Oa pay
able 10 advance balance in equal payments January LIST and
cadets any during the session. and charged
Address D. F. BOYD, Superintendent
Mars, @. III. CALDWELL,
TEACHER OF ALL BRANCHES
Of
A Thorough English Education, Modern
Languages and Music.
Vocal and instrumental
LESSONS IN DRAWING,
LANDSCAPE AND PoRTRAITURB.
Strangers HOlel,
No. l29 chArtres street, New Orleans
REFERENCES.
Rev Dr. Lsac9ek New Orleans La Prof ,l Dixon
Bon Judge simon, New Orleans; Prof. T. L, Caldwell
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE,
LEXINGTON VIRGINIA.
Appeations will now be received for appointment Of
One Hundred additional Cadets into thi. Insti ThOss
discipline AID instruction by which
they the lar stud wncn commence or
Isl September Circulars win be upon application.
FRANCIS H. SMITH, Superintendent.
ALBERT LYONS SCHOOL FOX BoYs,
THATAwA, PIKE COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI
Nsw Orleans and Jackson RsilrOad)
Circulars may be obtained application TO ROBERT
PTTKIN ESQ., I3ardI5 Camp street New Orleans
DR. II. WITHOUT
PHYSICIAN AND ACCoUoHBUR.
oce and Residence No 2Ds Bsronns Between Glrod and
| Julia Strests.
| NEW ORLEANS, La
| Once HOurs-From II n TO o'clock p. 4 Speciality
i Female Diseases and Obstetrics
T. q. PALMER . co.
| OK o. PALMER. JOSEPH WILD. n. s ooxJ
| Importers and Wholesale and Retail Dsslsn IN
Carpets. Mats. Oh Cloths. Etc. ma,
EOa s. % and ~ Damp ssrsss, New orlsAnA La
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MACHINERY, HARDWARE.

MACHINERY, HARDWARE
WIN. III. REYNOLDS.
CRESCENT IRON WORKS,
Mes rs and Us FRONT STREET, New ORLEANS
Is prepared 10 make contracts for WR0UGHrlRoh
WORK Of any Description Quantity. the Lowest Prices
Manufacturer Of Crescent Brand HORSE SHOES
Also. Of Cary's PATENT EAKTH BoRER
Orders len Box 100 Mechanics Exchange 1890 Post
Office, will receive Prompt Attention
7 EERs' FOUNDRY
ESTABLISHED IN lsssl
Corner Of Bsierd and Feuehsr streets,
inform friends the public generally
tAst prepared formerly, mznuiscturs Steam
Engines Boilers, Sugar Mls- Sugar Ketes Draining Ne
chimes, Saw Mills Cstten Presses Newell Screws Gesr
Ing, Furnace Mouths Bsrs oil Plantation
stssnbOs, Wsrks. and ssscrpsios Of Machinery
the South LEEDS 90.
Orders Ief at Boz r. Mechanics Dealsrs kxehsnrs
ilreceive prOmpt attention.
SHAkEFzAkz rxos sEoUEgkx.
goHE sKDDks-y9s L. sHAKsPKAkB-s ssoor.l
esddsss shskspssrs - Cs.s
,.sy 81 ssssn SnsiS.. sea- NM .,.ins n.sss
ss.s vssss, sc. sisst.siss 7srt q ~ fisas 0 =
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ARTICLE NINTH.

majority ofhe Board shall be necessary to form quo
rum and decision ofsueh majority shall be valid corporate
act.
The shah have full power hereby
authorized buy sell such real aud property
may be required for the use Of the Company.
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Five Hundred Dollars Reward.

that arocOus Murder has been commit the
OF TIMOTHY MURPHY, in the parish Of East Baton
persons known;
Now, therefore In q and BY authority OF the State
do hereby offer q reward Of
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
For arrest and conviction of the murderer murderers
the said TIMOTHY MURPHY and do further invoke the
aid and assistance OF all swaong citizens TO bring the said
murderer murderers TO justice
Given my hand and Seal of the State at the City of
New Orleans this fourth day Of June 1863 and the In
dependence Of the United States the Ninety second
JOSHUA BAKER.
By the Governor:
j. H HARDY, Secretary Of State
Baton Rouge Advocate copy ten times and send bill to
Governors Office.
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ARTICLE TENTH.

The Board Of Directors shall appoint secretary and all
clerks and and The pleasure and
shall FIX the salaries Of all officers CT the Corporation and the
security that shall be required from Of said
and Said Board may also delegate such pow
the of the ordinary business the Company
committees OF their body their officers
they deem expedient and also appoint with
in and without the sste under such conditions to them
shall and they shall have the make
laws and regulations and to amend and alter the
whenever the interests Of the Corporation require M and
shall also have the supply ees that may
in their Board Such vacancies may be declsred
Of DEATH resignation Of the requisite
Of shares Insolvency absence without leave three
mani
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ARTICLE EIGHTH.

plurality Of votes counting for share
stock voted upon shall be sufficient 10 elect Directors who
shall their fret nesting after their election
their number for President Of the Asoc .on who shall
msority Of The whole Board ard upon whom all
citations and other legal process shall be served.
II shall be the duty the President preside all
ings the Board and in Of his absence inability
the Board shall elect Of their number pro em
tha for the time exercise the full powers of President
All elections shall be by ballot under the superntendence
of inspectors appOn ed by the Board at
election and in Of absence neglect
70 Of such inspectors the President Of the Board ap
MONT others in their place.
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THE SUNDAY CRESCENT

VIII be found crowded with choice reading matter especially
written selected for this ISSUE including rch entertain
ing and nstrve variety, welcome alike to the merchant
he planter the mechanic the housewife the young and thu
cid.
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These articles of association may be modified altered
the capital stock be increased &c exceed
ing Eve hundred thousand dollars S5OOOO1 in the
provided law with the Of thirds IN Of
all the obtained in general meeting, convened
after thirty days notice.
Whenever any OF capital shall duly authorized
sixty days notice Of the shall be given news
papers published in the city of New Orleans which
time stockholders shall have the pvile. OF taking additional
shares proportion to the amount Of their stock any
taken the expiration Of that time
posed by the directors for the benefit ofshe Association
but not at less than par value.
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ARTICLE TWELFTH.

failure from any TO elect Directors the day
named for that purpose shall not dissolve the Association
but Directors then in Office shall hold until
election held Of which notice sh al be given provided
for in Article Eighth, and continue until election be
held
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eiaI Journal or tho stsse OF Louisiana.

70 promote the social material and political vebens Of
city Of New Orleans State Of Louisiana and the greS
eouthwes will the future, has been In the past
ne purpose Of Journal The columns Of each days Issue
IRE referred earnest Of the hfuness and suooe
Nth which this design is executed.
WIN. the stand point Of the CRESCENT Independent
ne wit reference all the subjects Of newspaper comment
snd discussion opinions viii always be found 70 be can
aidly definitely and fearlessy expressed
a A carsfuIy selected corps Of
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ARTICLE ELEVENTH.

Books registry and transfer Of shares Of the capital
shall be opened and kept subject to the restrictions d ected
by the By Laws Ali transfers of shares shall be made
said books signed by the stakeholder his attorney and
which said book the Directors close often
nencs expedeney require but not for period
than ten days at time
Should any subscriber to the stock desire the
full having been made he shall
10 do substitute Of the subscription Of the
party purchasing provided that the substitute satsac
the Board Of Directors
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THE DAILY CRESCENT

PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING MosDAIs ExcxPrEDl
Yearly Subscription In Advsnce........ ........sbW
HAlfyeary eW
NV
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ARTICLE THIRTEENTH.

Each shareholder al meetings election Of Direc
other purposes shall be entitled directly or by proxy
each share stock held by him; provided
all have owned his stock at least month prior the
of voting.
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ARTICLE SEVENTH.

On the first Monday IN April 1862 and annually thereafter
econ of Eve nj ectors by the stockholders shall be he'd
the Office Of the COrp0rs Of which election previous
notice Of least days shall be given In newspaper
published In the city Of New Orleans.
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On the expiration Of the said OF twenty years
herenbeoe agreed upon for the existence of said Company
majory the stockholders in capital shall have 70
determine upon the mode Of selling and dsposng Of all
the property and effects belonging TO said Company and also
decide npsn and hx the and conditions Of the sale
disposition thereof and finally Of winding and qudans
It's affairs 10 the best advantage.
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ARTICLE SIXTH.

An powers Of this Corporation shall vested In the Board
consisting OF i've persons each Of whom SD
bis right at least tS260O twenty-five hundred
dollars of the capital stock Of SAID Association.
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SOUTHERN ITEMS,

D.suny cued from exchanges In the selection,
alton arrangement Of News and other Reading Matter
claimed that the CRESCENT Is not surpassed By any
Their daily journal In the United States. The