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GEORGIA.

NEW YORK, September 22-The Isi5une's At
lania special saws Of the Camilla riot: When
near Lhe town the Republican speakers were
met by Rebels, mounted and armed, who
warned them not 10 go into town. They went
GU, and were SION met by the sheriff Of the
county, who informed them that the people
would not allow a Radical TO sPe1k in Camilla.
They persisted. however, and on reaching the
c0urtIousethey and their friends were assaulted
by = Rebel mob. Col. Pierce was dangerously
saOt. Capt MUrphy Is badly hurt, and many
OF the Republicans were killed and wounded
A l5rge majority ofJhe Republicans were col
ored men, who, obedisBt TO Gov. Blu locks
PROCLAMATION of thel4th instant, had lett their
arms at home. Ohiciai reports place the num-
Der Of killed anc woun6e at hfy. These out
rEges are being perpetrated ali over the State.
Gov. Bullock sent a strong message to the Legts-
laturs this pm, accom- aRied by au Ofdcial re-
port OF the riot frOn Major Howard L. :. A.,
commanding the sub-district, and recommend
ing the Legislature calling on the President fer
troops 20 suppress the insarreetion and enforcs
this laws sf the State. A resolution was offered
in each House calling on the President to furn-
ISL sufficient military force 70 preserve the
peace, ETC., but iC was voted down in both
Houses, and the Governors message referred,
IL will lie buried.
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FOREIGN.


PARIS, September 22.-Ld Patyle publif hes
the following from the Spanish Ambassador
here: Madrid is quiet, though the people are
much excited. Phe troops are faithful. AT
Cadiz the troops aud citizens are faithful bat
The garrison has been reinforced as a precau
tiOnary MEASURE. The other towns were ouiSt.
LIsBON, september 9.-The telegraph lines Ia
spain are disortered in every direction. The
--cWs is uncertain and contradictory.
Gems Prim and Dul@cto are at The mead OF
the tn-urgent forces, and ars marching on the
capital.
LONDON, September 2-rhe following ad-
diJtonal has been received from Spain concha
] al the head Of the Queens troops. Prime
Minister Bravo, has fed. The Queen is at san
sahastlan, and the road between that place and
nadrid is Infested with the rsVolutionists,
martial law has been proclaimed throughout
pain.
sixty armed persons, led by an American,
stDsckeo the house Of Mr.. Justice Daily. near
arrests. ~
Dan. MoIiariy and Patrick Dolon. who were
convicted OF fenianiEm in Australia. have
London. sS' VI
Eight additional Spanish Princes have pro-
cialnled Tor the revOl1tionistl. The soversfsnt,,
OF the people is the war cry Of the insurgsntS.
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mARKErs
rev York MARKET.

lOA AOEA M1EAGE
NEW YORK, September 2--Cotton lower
sales 10; uplands 259261z. Flour, superfas
Western So 1907 80. whisky. bonded, SOC. CoE-
fee nrm- SUGAR dull, Gnba lo4Sl2e; Museoya-
do molass6s 40 Sc. Wheat noninaIly I0&2c,
lower. Corn 81 l59i 1872.
Dry G~ooas-Fancy prints l2@lSc. brown
sheetings l5}z9l6.
Money-The msrket is easy. CalPloans sa5
Gold 41g42s Did Tennessee 6g1&@6g5s new
69A@69A.
New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS. September 22-Cotton in fair
demand and prices lower; sales 1850 bales
@55%%; New : YORK s'ght 5% Z. discount 9aasSi f'e GaIa AZ az
Flour, supernne, s. q; choice sll@I275. Corr
duil at slgl IL. Oats dun, 62g0sc. Bacon nOmi.
nal; shoulders 1874 clear sides LL. Lard nomi-
mai choice l9%9ze, In keg 2lz.
LOuisvfue Barket.
LOUISVILLE. September 2a.-Tobacco ouiet
but firm; sales IL binds. at full rates, lugE to me-
dunn leaf sc 509lS. Supernne flour SO 75aT.
Wheat 81 s592Ga. Corn s2995. Osts 5O@53. Rye
sl5F9l Az cotton A@24c. Pork so. Lard 1917
@l9%c. Bacon, shoulders l2Lc.; clear sides I8G
l6%. Bulk shoulders Il549l2; clear sides 1870
l6c. Whisky, raw and fee, SlS5.
Cincinnati EEarket.
CINCINNATI, September 0.-FamIly -four sea
81. Rye sLS79l 40. Whisky, nee. held at sd So,
Pork SO 70. Lard 1949l9kc. Bulk Shoulders
lltzaci sides 1878; Pacsn, shoulders l21; sides
l449liH; hams 1900 Batter 37d4Gc. Eags
sc. Potatoes 2jc. higher.
st. louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, September 22-Tuhaeco dull. en-
peFhne flour s. 75e625. Corn 92a95e. Oats IA
&c. lower. Pork so. Bacon, clearsiies l5L6I6c.
shoulders l275o; hams I5}z8aJc. Whisky 81 50.
Foreign Markets.
LONDoN. September 2-Consols 9f4. 5-2O's
buoyani, rs.
FRASKFoRT, Contender q. United states5-N
bonds closed at 1914,
LIVERPOOL, September 2-Cotton closed
with a slight decline; upiandSlO; Orleans 1910.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, September 22.-The Ku-Klux an
said TO have invaded New Jersey. For some
time mysterious earnings, m with
symbolic cards, dsggegs, bloody heads, and cof
fins. have been received by Radical member
OF the military companies, but no notice was
taBen Of them, eXcepbaS aSeries ofstupid Jokes
ON last sunday night, however, Lieut.. Blynner
of Co. h, New Jersey rifle corps, was knocked
down by a slungsnot, in Ksarney, and when
found he was tnsenstb1e. Near him was 8 pis.
toll marked with Ku-Klux hieroglyphics and
other evidente s of the Khan. The police are
now on track of the mysterious m~arauders.
Gen. IL Unite1 States Minister 10 France
writes as follows concerning Gov. Seymour: 81
have been acquainted with Mr.. Seymour for
more than a quarter of a century. he is an
amiable gentleman, of unexcspUonabie char.
acter. and Of respectable talents, but he has moi
a single qualification for the successful execu-
ton OF the high official trust to which he has
been nominated, ana he Is especially deficient
Ia that firnness OF purpose which, in critical
emergencies, Is tbs emily safeguard against pub
JIG disorder ana calamity.
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BALTIMORE.

b~AIIIA0RE, September 22-All the States
S-u IeItltories. and Ontario. were reDresen1ed
II sls grsnd Lodge l. o. o. F., which met bere
fsss9lasy. Reports from the GraDd Sire snd
n~ourishiDg condition. % Ia u
The additional receipts IN the Eorsho-
1881 fuaa Rin0uE o S3iZI. nv
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IERISE.

The leading editorial Of the latest New
York JeDish Messenger contains the fol-
loving, to which we call the attention of
our readers OF Hebrew faith:
To one and all of our brethren we send greet
ings and wish them q happy New Year!
The year 5G2S has NOT been an uneventful
epoch in the history OF the Order.
Toe dedication Of the new Jewish Orphan
Asylum In Cleveland and the General COnven-
ton OF the Order in New York viii ever remain
as important -landmarksin the annals OF the
Brotherhood,
But the past with all its achievements is as
nothing in comparison with the future! The
yourg men or Israel in the Order Benai Berth
have magnificent opportunities presented for
the realization of the noblest WORKS known to
humanity.
In noticing the erection Of costly houses
of worship it says:
Withthe erection Of new and cosJy places OF
worshl pfor our community, there IS a tendency
TO ritual associations which impress the eye
rather than touch the heart. Is this a step for
ward?
Theservlce in the synagogue, ASH the church,
should be such az to interest the auditory from
beginning to end, and they eughttO participate
in il directly. Its not impTacticabIe to instruct
the regular attendants in vocal music TO an
extent permitting the to join correctly in the
hymns and responses, and the place or the choir
is TO iead, and not to moaopolizs the melody.
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BUFFALO.

BUFFALo. n. z, September 22-The-e will
- ID : Elot asre on ue1t Monday between Noun
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In noticing the erection of costly
of worship it saws:
THE CONTEST IN NORTH CAROLYN.

THE CONTEST IN NORTH CAROLINA.
A correspondent in North Carolina, as
an addenda to a business note, sends US
the following cheering news from that
State:
All things are working forthe success Of Sey-
mour and Blair. Little DaYie county will give
them 800 majority in next November, ana We
hope to carry the state tor the ticket, and II all
viii do their Cuty in this contest, which appears
70 be the determination Of the people, 1t can be
Iona. s. a. d.
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MONTGOMERY, September 22.-The COMMITTEES
appointed by the Legislature leaves to-day for
Washington, 20 present a memorial TO the
President, requesting him 70 send Federal
troops to aid in maintaining peace in Alabama.
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FUNERAL xoTrCE.

WEBB-The friends and of
Mrs. Ariana Webb and family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral Of her son, WM.
B. WEBB, at her residence, No. 289 Union street,
this Wednesday afternooneat o'clock.
The surviving members OF the BLUFF CIrY
GREYs and also members OF the OLD I5ArH
SENIOR REGIIENT Tennessee Volunteers will
please meet me at the residence Of Mrs. Ariana
Webb, $40 Union street, to-day, at 8 O'Clock
pm, for the purposeOf paying funeral honors
to your deceased comrade.
PHIL T. ALLEN,
Formerly Commander Forests Old Reg't
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Arkansas Ren0rtS f0r Sac.

vzo SALE two complete sets Of the Reports
4 OF the Supreme Cour OF Arkansas, from
vol. / 20 vol. q inclusive. One vet almost en-
irely new. Apply 70 HYS LII PIKE.
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CINCINNATI.
AhemtiOss, M55Ssinl

"HiTE AND CoLORED members of the
w late enrolled Militia District al West Ten
nessee Will please call upon the undarsigner
AZ Lhelr earliest convenience, Rt his office, D ~
IL ABOUT 70 make one more land, he beliSvSs -
annaD enort 70 obtain pay for services rSona
the United States Government, without am
cost whatever to the members any
Madam Vincent Block, corner Sna,S -
" ssplT lW
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INDIANA.
ALABAMA.

INDIANAPOLIS, September 22.-Hon. Geo. q.
speaks here tomorrow.
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H. 7. FoHLrSsoS, Ms.
H. T. ToMLINEoH q CO..
General Agents Tor tennessee, AIssis-
tlppI, Arkansas and North
Alabama,
No. IT Madison St., Memphis. Tenn.

AGENTS WANTEDHMen of good character /,
integrity and prise, can secure Agencies
IN tbe unoeeupisd Territory, by immediate APP
pIieation 81 the of.es, No. II Madison street,
Memphis, sepl9 w
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STATE OF NEW YORK
City and County or New YORK.
John A. H~ardenberg. Second Vice -Prcsi-
dent, and Henry c. freeman Secretary of the
Globe Mutual Life Insurance Company, Of
New York, being duly sworn. depose and say,
that the foregoing is u null, true and correct
statement Of the affairs Of the said company;
that the said Insurance Company Is the bona
hde owner Of at least one Hundred Thousand
Dollars OF actual cash capital, invested in state
and United States stocks and bonds, or In
bonds or mortgages of real estate. unencum-
bered. and worth doublethe amount for which
the same Is moTtgaged, and that they are the
ABOVE described Officers OF said Insurance.
Company, and thar the assets have not been
diminished, but have materially increased
since the date Of above statement.
JOHN A. HARDEHBEhG,
"A Vice resident
HENRY c. FREEMAN, Sec'y.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me. this 10Th
day OF September, IstS
Commissioned for TenneEsees
STATE OF TkENEssEz,
CohPTROLLKRaS OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, July /, 1881
I.G. W. Blackburn, Comptroller of tine Treas
ury, do hereby certify that the Giobs Nh
fusi Life Insurance. Company, located az
New York In the state OF New York, has
nroduced to me satisfactory evidence that said
company has complied with all the require
menfs Of the laws OF the stare OF Tennessee
Imposed on Insurance Companies; and I fur
thsr certify that II. T. TomlinsOn &Co., Agents
of said Company, has also complied with the
requirements of the laws OF the State, made
and provided In such cases; wherefore, said
Globe Mutual Life Insurance Company has
ness OF Insurance In this State, at Memphis,
Tenn. q. W. BLACKBURN,
BY PLUNKETT,
Comptroller Of Tennesses.
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1. The amount OF liabilities due
and not due to Banks and other
creditors, dividends on policies $3.50 10
2. Losses adjusted and
3. Losses adjusted and not dne---
: L L0ssss IN S1 sSs0snss vsisi5S Sor $3.50 o
tueE
Pany esfimatsd-~.------~--.--- z5SOO 90
Total Liabilities, exclusive OF Cap
itsl Stock, Reinsurance and Re
serve Fund.-...---~-.-..----.. slss.1 s9 ~
The greatest amount Insured IN any one
risk, $1,000.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Special Notice.
IEUT. r. L. DODGE will and his father
Il at the Worsham House, who Ia anxious to
see him. seq 1t
MASONIC NOTICB.-The
WI orteers and members of Hamilton ~
Lodge No. 299, are hereby notified 10 at Xxx
tend q special communication of said Wv
Lodge, al their hall. in Odd Fellows Building,
on Wednesday evening. Ssutember "a. 1868, at
$ o'clock, Tor IMPORTANT SPECIAL BUSI-
An ". M.'sin good standing are invited to
By order Of the Lodge.
seo204t JOHN W GRAHAM, sec'y F. t.
Assignee's Sale Of 140G Acres Of
Land.
4 S assignee of Robert F. johnson, Bankrupt,
M Will sell, for cash, 20 theh highest bidder,
at public sale, at Napoleon, Arkansas, on
Friday, the Goth day of October, 1868,
Fourteen Hundred Acres Of Land, lying on
The Arkansas river, in the county of Desha,
about 20 miles above Napoleon.
For Information Inquire OF DR.. James W.
Rollins, Memphis, Tenn.
Assignee of r. f. Johnson.
Moeksvtle. September Il, 1883. sep2S I'd
4. A. NOON,
lOtt9n Factor, Produce and Commission
Merchant,
81 Front Street, Menphis, Tenn, Commercial
Block.
THANKFUL for the patronage OF the past
L season (far exceeding anything Icould have
reasonably expected under the ctrcumstancesl,
Il affords me pleasure to again offer my SER
vices TO tins planting community seeking Mem
Pitts IS a market for the sale OF their Cotton
and other Products. Ny personal attention
Will ee devoted 10 the sale OF all Consignment
nom 10y niends, Ny charges, ss heretofore,
for selling COt.oi, wnl be one Dollar peJ. Bale
Commission. Con lsunents in transit or in
store iJsOr0d ia by 0pcn Policy, unless in
struc ed "a the contrary. iber1 advances,
and Suppllesoi all kinds furnished at the low
c6t cash Vrices.
sop2 q r. A. MCGN.
WALIERS NkTI0NAL HOTEL,
NORFOLK. VA.
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INSURANCE.
On tae 10th Day Of September, 1868

TEE name OF the Company is the GLOBE
l. MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
Ii Is located In New Gurk-
The amount Of It's Capital St0ak Is 100000
The amour Of Capital peid up Is 100000
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~ - AOEaAEA II NEW AU4Aa
The amount Of us Capital StOGk Is 100000
The amour Of Capital peId up Is 100000
ASSETS:
Cash on on hand and deposited. IS fI2,Gz7 o.
Real Estate unencumbered-nOns
Debts due the Company secured
by mortgage on uneneumbered
Real Estate, worth 100 per cent
more than tue same is mortgaged
f0f..---..----a-----.- .-.----....-.--.--..---- ZfiSJ W
Debts due the OOnp'ny otherwise
secured, loans On U. ). Bonds. zl,s00 90
NUNS, deferred Prsmiums, l5s,ssi es
Agents account-s----..-- I,SS II
Bonds and StocRB owned b. the
Company. PER vouchers a~ecofnpa-
ny ing, how secured, and rate Of
interest thereon, tO-wit:
Par val. MKT val.
US. Bonds, 1881
ENDS registered,
NsH----.--gE,e0 se5,G5 90
u. ;. 90 Ie5T
Binds rCgister'd,
lUfr 3------..--..---..- elFOV ~ %
u. :. l0-9O Binds
REGISTERED. l0iH 5000 E.7R
n. York coGn-
ty stock, regis
tered, I0.-.~,.~-. lofo9 lo,0o co
brooklyn City
ed. i@---~.- $500 $3.50 CO. E5.s4I 60
$3.50
AL other securit!es-----...-... &.S2 %
nary l, 81
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RxNraL AeEsT-mR. sUIOH.

tsazorably known IN this commus
So long an tress man, Will give his undivioeo
nity as a bus 'sBftog Houses, Collecsing Asnts,
attention 70 h Nxe4 ,for those who place tnetr
and Paying IL c hsrss fer tnas purpose
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THE Chamber Of Commerce have tsndsrod
the use OF their Hail for sales Of This charastsr,
and we hope It VIII be ind a great eonven-
fence for sl Public Sales Of Real ESTATE a. far
as practicable to be made 81 that point.
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An other securities--- 3.S2 GO
Total assets oflhe Company toIan-
nary 1, l,l31 %
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REAL EsTATBat PRIVATE SALE.

OUR Lat of CITY and County Property At
Private sale Is. at ali times, very fnl, and
= many instances hold At prices that must
: 1nsnd purchasers, ana
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And VIII give special 1sss Sale, following
strictly the Instructions OF
Register, Tree
ell sm .
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Sales of Merchandise,

vEYE solicit oonsignments Of any Description
w OF Merchandise to be sold at Auction
having one OF the most convenient sales
rooms, admirably suited for the display OF
in the city. sra
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osoch On tntDooaru--nnoa sooSf
SUGAR AND MOLAssEs-We have no alteration
Of any Kind TO refer 20 under this heading The
inquiry continues very light and principally for the
trade. Sales Ito hhds. Cuba Sugar, taken for the
West. on private terms. Westlq quote l3l61l33c.
for hbds., and 1230el44c for boxes. To Molasses
terms. Louisiana Sugar is retailing at l4Ac. n n.
for fair, l54@l5ac. for prime. lea le}c. for yellow
clarified. and l63@l7c. for white. .5lt0e yiuIf
FLouR-Ths market opened Saturday dun and
depressed: with an ample supply bat limited de-
maDd, while prices were unsettled and irregular.
Sales were 1910 bbls at 50 for single extra. 50 Is
for double extra and $l4 so b bbl. for choice.
Monday the market was still languid and unset
tied. The demand for export had almost entirely
ceased, and the inquiry all round was of au I'M.
usually restricted character Sales were $500
bbs. at IS rs for choice superfne, 80 rs for dou-
BILE extra ard tl3 so b Dbl. for choice. Tuesday,
a. Wholesale, the movement was almost wholly
suspended, but there was Improvement In the
jObbiDg trade. Sales were 204s bbls. at previous
prices. Wednesday the market was extremely
dull, with the demand confined entirely 10 sretail
trade and prices we're unsettled and irregular.
Sales were 1850 bbls- AZ IS rs for superfne So IS
for double extra and Ga 250l5 rs o. obi. for
choice. Thursday there was no Improvement In
the market The demand was confined entirely
10 q jobbing trade, and was very limited even ct
that Prices, however, were unchanged. Sales
were 1850 bbls. at IS rs y Dbl. for superfne. To-
day the market continues dull, although there IL
better feeling in the lower grades. Prices, how
ever, are unchanged. Sales are 1l50 bbls., In
Guiding 700 bbls. yesterday evening on private
terms; TO day $50 bbls double extra at 90 Is, so
bbls choice at sl3. leo bbis do. ct SIS u.s. and $50
do. al $l4 so y bbl. The total sales for the weak
foot mp l0,03s bbls. the receipts 14254 bblk, and
the exports 69l0 bbls. 3t0f00l o. s'bHl
s CoRs--Ssturdsy the market was well supplied,
and with only o limited demand prices were
easier. Sales were $3.50 sacks. n Al o5f6l 07&
for mixed and 81 10 y bushsi for choice ukite.
Monday the demand was fair. hut q the stock In
stores was heavy prices we're somewhat easier,
though not quotabiy loser Sales 1000 sscks
at previous fguress Tuesdsy the offerings we're
stricted; prices, however, were unchanged. Sales
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ARTICLE FOURTH.

The GOO hundred shares one third Of the capital
stock reserved and set apart In the foregoing
belong 70 the said o. Hunt wm Pratt p Peter
the dscoyeres entee named In srucs second on
their and shall rsk equally with the other shares
but no payment OF money shall be required from the holders
thereof; all levied
upon the other stockholders being considered as having
already been paid By the holders Of said shares
s 70 say when 90 twenty-five per cent the amount
scrtbed Tor the other shares paid then 2
cent the Of the said shall
sdered having been also paid: when go fty per cent
paid the other shares the reserved shares shall
stock which Odfty cent has been paid ami
But all dvisends Of the profits Of the Company
equally paid 20 the hooe Of ali shares in proportion only
the of shares held by each bat upon shch
an nstsment shah be due shall be entitled TO receive any
The acceptance Of the and the subscribing of
their to these articles Of association shall imply on
the part Of the sale O. s. Hunt VIM r. Pratt and P NJ
fetsnon, full transfer and assignment OF ali
their rights IN the State OF Louisiana their discovery
invention whether the same pstenabe equitable
10 all future improvements the same
The said patentees shall further entitled receive from
the said Company 5000 thousand dollars o. com
pentaton for their and
in connection with their discovery which said be
mace LIST By allowing them 800 hfty cent on the
hst assessment shares subscribed by others and "a
either out Of The profits OF the Company OF like pro-
portion future asses
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ARTICLE THIRD

The capital stock Of Corporation hereby nxed at the
Of s2l00Ol Two Hundred and Ten Thousand Dollars
REPRESENTED l0 twenty hundred shares l10 one
hundred dollars each Of which third ZOO hun
dred shares reserved and for the purposes
pressed in the article f1owing the other thirds 4
fourteen hundred shares shall be subscribed and paid for
ioows The subscribers 20 the said Company shall pay
the hands Of the President upon business
ten dollars on each and every share 81 to subscribed BY
them the remaining Ninety dollars per share payable
mand the oice Of the company thirty days Ice
the Board OF Directors require but call shall
any time be made for than dollars per
and stakeholder after the payment Of first install
mn Of ten cent discharge himself from all further
liability for the remaining IN stAments bv
Office Of the Company, At time provided before
expiration OF the thirty days notice above mentioned in
which forfeit all paymenta thsre
tofore made by him.
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ARTICLE TENTH.

The Board Of Directors shall appoint secretary and Al
clerks and agents and may the pleasure and
shall hx the salaries Of all officers az the Corporation and the
amount OF security that shah be required from any on said
officers and agents Ssid Board may also delegate such
efs the transaction Of the ordinary business
TO committees OF their body their agents
they may deem expedent and aJpont agents with
In and without the Sste under such conditions 10 them
shall and they shall hsve the power TO make by
laws rs and regulations and TO amend and alter
whenever the interests Of the Corporation require
shall also have the power TO supply
occur in their Board Such vacancies may be declared on
account OF death resignation Of the requisite number
OF shares insolvency absence without leave three sue