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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-15
GENERAL SHERIDAN wrote letter to

GENERAL SHERIDAN wrote letter to
General Grant under date of January 25th,
1867, in relation to matters in Texas, in which
he stated that Union men and freedmen
were pers- cuted and murdered by the rebels !;
the Government denounced, and all manner
of outrages upon the persons and property
of loyalists daily committed. This letter
General Grant, under date Headquarters
Army ofthe United States, January %, 1867,
ind'r>ed a. follows:
Respectfully forwarded to the Secretary
Of War. Attention is invited to that portion
Of the within communication which refers
to the con iiton of the Union men and Freed
men IN Texas, and to the powerlessness Of
the military, in the present state of affairs,
to afford them protection. Even the moral
effect of the presence Of troaps is passing
away. and few days ago a squad of soldiers
on duty was fired on by citizens in Browns
vile In my opinion the great number Of
murders of Union men and freedmen, iii
Texas. not only. as rule, UNPUBLISHED. but
un in, e>tisated constitute, practically, a
state of inSurrect;nn and. believing it to
b. the province and duty Of every good Gov
eminent to afford protection to the lives,
liberty and property of her citizens. | would
recommend the declaration OF martial law
in Texas, tn secure these. The necessity
for governing any portion Of our territory
b, martial law is TO he deplored. Ifresorted
10, it should he limited in its authority. and
should leave all local authorities and civil
free and unob>tructed until they |
prove their inetiicency Unwilllngness to
perform their duty. Martial law would give
secnritv Tor comparatively SOY TO all classes
of citizens, without regard to race, color. or
political opinions, and could be continued
until society was capable of protecting 1t
self, nr until the State is returned TO its full
relation with the Union. The application
of martial law to enc Of these States would
he a warning to al, and, il necessary. can be
extended to others.
~ S. GRANT. General"
This expression of views, so indicative Of
he Generals high sense of patriotism. was
,ocketed by the President, and no action
, hatever with regard to it was taken.
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THE PACIFIC RAILROAD
AND TIE
PROSPECTS, OF Cal s d 4
CITY

y.,HE ROAD HAS BEEN SUCCESSFULLY
laid AS far as overcoming all the
natural Obstacles that have been looked upon az
imprcgnabie. 1t is now proposed principally
through my intiuence-to lay branch track to
Carson i'll order to accommodate those who desire
to inibibe potations from my ''BinhARy X GOLD
EN- GOBLEIS;" besides to facilitate the speedy
transportation Of the large amount of CHOICE
VIM rs and LIQUORS that am constantly I'M
porting NV Saloon is crowded night and day,
and as a Consequence my stock is growing daily
less : here are some $50 packages on the road for
me; bnt, like the paper for GooDNAE, they are NON
EST INyEaIua.
isI-tf u. }. HtkSELL' NeSaoS Sai'on'
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-15

GooD-The roads to California via Dom
ner Lake route, are now in excellent condi-
tion. Sleighins of the oest kind for 81 miles.
- IrespasS.
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GRAND r. A. CHAPTER.

Samuel N. Todd, NJ. E. Grand High Priest New Orlsas
& g. Parsons, Deputy Grand High Priest, Bastrop.
r. O. Stirling, Grand King, Bayou Sara
II. Breen, Grand Scribe New Orleans.
Henry r swasey, Grand Treasurer, New Orleans
J. c. Bachelor, Grand Secretary, New Orleans
Thomas B. Lawson, Grand Chaplain, BastroD
Joseph p HOrnOr Grand Capt of the Host New oresn.
b. Tisdsle Grand p s., Monroe.
Henry Hamburger, Grand r. A. Captain, New Orieans
W. W. Leske, Grand Master Third Veil Bayou Sara
NJ. X Girard, Grand Master Second Vel, Opeousas
". f. Hsiheigh Grand Master First Veil, Franklin
r s. burke, Grand Guard, New Orleans.
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MASONIC.

Stewart W. NJ; John NJ Moore, s.w.; NJ w. W. ysrnOn.J
W.; James Hough, Secretary.
PERFECT HARMONY LODGE no liza
Grand Lodge Haul, N. o. oncers-y : Decastro, ". n.
A DssOlA s. w.; 4. Booth, W., W. Nhits, sscrs.ary
UREKA LODGE NO. ILL.,
woodvtlle, Jackson Parish La OHcery-C NJ Howell
VIM; E. Jackson S. W.; o. W. Lyles j. w.; w. e Red.
TULIP LODGE NO IT'S
Tulip. CisibOrns Parish La onicers-H. Il. McClndsA
NJ; c L. Hays, q. w.; I. B. farkintOn, J. w.. b.
Frazier, Secretary.
cADDo LODGE NO. 7a
Shreveport, La ohc-rs-P. ". n. Cummings, ". NJ;
=. EAyis, S. W.; VIM. HobsOn, J. w.; -, Secretary
LITTLE FLOCK LODGE NO. lso.
Glmsses Bluff Sabine Parish. La ohcers-wm- NJ. An
tony, W. M; Charles Bennett 8. w.; Geo W. Well J. W.
N. K spreIght, Secretary.
JEFFERsoNIAN LODGE NO. Isl.
Kingston, De Soto Parish, La oHiesrs-OhAs E orsv
ford, NJ; B. s. Logan, g. W; L. p Scott, J. W.. Z
LAey, Secretary.
sam TODD LODGE NO. Is,.
Sugar Town, Cslcasieu Parish, La Ofcers-John Dove
W. M; =. L. Simmons S. w.; D. A Cole j. W.; q.
Richardson, Secretary.
LoEGwooD LODGE NO. In
HOss Mills CaddO Parish. La OHcsrs-ThOs r. Vaughan
w.N; T. Cole s. W; Il. B. Curris, J. w.; j. NJ Gang
ton, Secretary
SPRING CREEK LODGE NO. Is4
Spring Greek Church, Washington Parish, La Officers
Hardy Richardson W. NJ; O. p Bailey s. w.; II. z Jsp
kns, J. W.. J. C. Fcher, Secretary.
ORPHANS FRIEND LODGE NO. lS.
Big Cane ST. Landry Parish, La Onhcers-Gso W. Bons
deck ". NJ; p @. csihsn, 8. W.; 4. o. Hays, W.;o
8 Smith, Secretary.
FLAT LICK LODGE u. D..
Flat Lick, Claiborne Parish, La Ofhcers-W. r. Meyer
NJ; Henry Jones, s. w.; R L. Hssty, j.. W.
GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA
Il. r swasey, NJ W. Grand Master, New Orleans
5. O. Parsons. R. w. Dept. Grand Master, Bastrop.
s. O. scruggs, R. ". Senior Grsnd W., COutervillsL
VIM. McDuf R. w. Junior Grand w., New OrleanA
Samuel N. Todd, W. Grand Treasurer, New OrleAnk
Jas. G. Bachelor, W. Grand Secretary.
Rev. Dr. C. S. hedges W. Grand chaplain.
NJ II. BRAY. W. Grand Senior Deacon, Sabine.
Jsrob Kile, w. Grand Junior Deacon, Kile's Mills
J. W. Homan, ". Grand Marshal New Orleans,
Rene Lafon, W. Grand Sword Bearer, New Orleans
N. E. GirSTd, W. Grand Pursuivant, Vermilhonvilla
S. o. Smith, Big Cane; Phi Bidsult, New Orleans; J.
Bswkins, Mansfield; Samuel Levy, New orleans-W
Grand Stewards.
Alex Queant, ". Grand Tyler, New Orleans.
Grand Annual COnvOcatiOn second Monday In Februa
each year
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New Orleans, Opeiou.s. and Great Western
Railroad.

OFFICE N. o., o. AND G. w. RAILROAD Co..
New Orleans, June 6, 1865. {
The New Orleans 0pelousas and Great West.
ern Railroad Company. desiring that connection
shall be formed between their present terminus At
Berwick's Bay and the Houston and New Orleans
Railroad which terminates az the Sabine river
and which when completed 1.-THE distance being
l6S miles) will connect New Orleans with almost
the entire railroad system Of Texas, the presi-
dent and directors Of said company, therefore,
propose 10 such party or parties as may under
take 10 Gil up such gap the following terms and
conditions, to-wit:
l. Will lesse the right Of way and the franchises
now possessed by said company from their present
terminus at BeTwick's Bay 70 the towa OF Yer.
mionville. the grading OF which Ia almost entirely
completed for these sixty three miles, and will at
the same time, lesse the right under their charter
10 build the branch railroad from vermiliouVille
10 the Sabine river, at or near Orange, the same
having been already located by resolution of the
OOerd q directors. The distance between these
points Is 100 miles. The company reserying to
itself the right OF way and trans portatlon ou paw
ment OF pr"poriionsie freights aud passage money
nom the present terminus Of the road 10 any ex.
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L,EkE sT TuKPiN, wHoLEsALs nAFUrAC-
~ tursr Of stck Candy Fancy Candies, Chocolats Cream
q ps- Sugar .nonds Rock Candy, JIJube PASTE, Gum
crops and Syrups b. steam Importer Of French 0rnA
nents such Cupids. Fiosers. Gum L~sves fyes D4u
uin pscor.ted Toys cosssqaes Fancy Papes Tor Cake
stands souqnes. Cs tonAges. Fancy Boxes Christ
nss and fes Year Presents conueopiss, ETC. etc Ne %
Leye street, between St Louis and Cont strees New
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-02
ARTICLE FIFTH.

All Of the Corporation shall be 30 ard Of
Directors eonsstng Of =. ht Of whom shall
tiyn On he hrst nouday Of thousani eight
s1pdTd and ind snsury hess e. an ssetiOa
the Coiporsiiu OF which election previous notice Of
leans Of votes co1sine one yos Tor each mar,
voted upon shall be cient to 'ueh
numte for President Of sal Board vel Of laid Cor
The Pre- shall res de at all meetings of the said
Bosrs Of TIE Corpora io and in 50 Of his absence
the full power President The failure to ssc D.
but the Direction then in Ofhcs shah hsd over aS, s
other election Is held which notice shsl be given
held
The Board of Directors hs sppslnt Secretary and all
leasnr, nx the salaries II a.. officers the Corpo
@ m .no 'ns and 81 security % DC REQUIRED from
such by laws for the sbd OF
pSpe 1ory Of the said ard shall D ss Sscsss sTS
rm quorum as also TO slet officer thereof; and the
may uccuI tasren, BY DEATH abssnee rsDstsn any
ARTICLE SEVENTH
Oher purposes Thai. be eted d. Getty or BY proxy
to one vote On each snare Of s'OcA held by him
ARTICLE EIGHTH.
All transfer Of stock b. onics OF said Com
pany IN PeGs Of ransfr TO be kept for that papoe rne
of record transfer abide by ali conditions
tom bslaws made and adopted pursuance .hsreOE
ARTICLE NINTH.
This Corpos shall contnne for and during the
term Of tweBybve from aud after the
presents and map orsaaEe Tor ousi sss 40 coon twO-
thds OF its capita socs shall nve bee subscribed for
ARTICLE TENTH
The following named sockhulders viz John ,vid,ou,
Max =. .lgns- tn. rlss Lesseps Wlhi-m H. Mcclellan
tIA,k W seymour, james d. Blair Robert Roberts and
who shall Then FIRST meeting elect Of their
redtd oy their to be elected provided in
ARTICLE ELEVENTH.
Tie Board Of Directors may accept professionally anv
pswer privilege conferred the Association by
any amendments the under which the same Is
by any at Of aEsres o. he hsa states If 2%sS
cut hs ma SesspSnes o. any sch P9~sr or iysSe shall
ARTICLE TWELFTH.
The Hquidatif the ears Of said Corporation AT the
terminat,n # It's ehsrte Il determined upon BY
Us tckhOlders. sha be nduced by rtockholders
meeting " purpose after s1tV days ore
Vi us notice - two new papers published in New orleans
ton a, sso all Snsr priv ege 20 be conferred upon said
holders may at sncu general me, ting Determine.
ART, LII THIRrEEsTH.
The names Of the Sockbodsrs ther residences and the
rssp by each are Tor tue resent
DECLARED to tie such subscribed this opposite
Thus oone ar as-ed ~ my Office at Ne Orleans
said 10 the SCI r. Messs jane. Graham
tn ssrs of lawful dOnciiated CITY
hsIeunto sgn their with he parties me- said
q OtsTy On tte day and Aforesaid
,Origi 81 Sgnsd)
JOHN DAVIDSON, y, FONTAINE
MU- BET. w. SEYMOUR
NJ +. BIGNl, JOSH LREDS
~. n. MCCLELLAN, A TYL- Y
JkO. p hANICU Agent, JNO. HALLIDAY
} y. NlXUS, and Others
JAS GRAMAM
q o. CENAs ANDREw HERO ia,
notary Public
(signsdJ ANDREW ZERO, JR
Notary Public.
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GRAND coNsIsToRY s. Pr r g. THIRrY.sEco


GRAND CoNsISToRY s. Pr. r g. THIRrY.sECo
DEGREE
B. NJ Todd SD Grand Commander In Chief n, Orleans
John Claiborne, S2d First Lieutenant Commander Hs-
Orleans.
Fulgence Ricau SD Second LeutsnAst Commander Ne,
Orleans.
John L. Lewis SD, Grand Constable, New orIean.
John G. Smith, $50, Grand Admiral New Orlesn.
Samuel r Walker. ed, Grand Minister Of State Ne,
Orleans.
Dr. James @. Bachelor SD Grand Chancellor, New o.
leans
Ben De- silvs, SD. Grand Amonsr New Orleans
Emmett d. Craig SD Grand Registrar New Orleans,
John z Mcclure, SD, Grand Keeper Of g. and A, Ess
OreanA
VIM. NJ. Perkins, SD. Grand Treasurer, ssv orle.n.
BY. r. swssey, SD. Grand PnmAte. New OrlsanA
T. Salomon, SD Grand Provost. new Orleans
James b Scot SD, Grand Expert, New orleana
James o. wilmer, SD, Grand Assistant Expert, nsr
OreanS
Jean Lsmarre, SD, Grand Beausenior, New Orleans
Angel Martini SD Grand Bearer of the " B. orlean,
Bruno de Lucas, sd Grand Master Of the duArdA Ne,
Orleans.
William C. Cbsmbsrlin SOD, Grand Chamberlain. Ne,
OrleAnA
Daniel L. scruggs, sd Grand Steward, New ore.u.
John Melton, SOD, Grand Abide Camp, New orIesAs
T. Carroll, SOD. Grand Tyler.
Grand Animal Communication, Second Wednesday n
January.
Stated sittings list March, 18th June Els September ..t
GRAND CoMMAsDERY KNIGHTS TEMPLARs
sL Fulgence RicAu, E. Csmu snder New orleAn,
sr. Jss P. HOmOr v. e Deputy Grand Commander New
0rlsAna
En- Jno. A Stevenson. T. Grand Generalssino New On.
cans.
sr. W. r Whitaker, K Grand Captain General Ne,
Orleans
sr. by. r swsssy, X. Grand Prslsse, New orieana
Sr. VIM. hcDun, z. GRAND s w., New orIeans
Or. T. A Bsrtlette, &. Grand J. w., New Orleans
81. Emanuel Blessy, E Grand Treasurer New Orleans
Sr. A. Z. Billings, E. Grand Recorder, New Orleans
Sr. james B. scOt, T. Grsnu bearer, New OrsA.
ST. James Stafford, &. Grand Sword Bearer
sr. Jos r. Turck, e. Grand warder New orleana
ST. Stephen s. seIeck Grand Captain OF the Gusrda
Next annual conclsvs February IL Is69 A O. TO
ACTIVE MEMBERS OF THE SUP. O. THIRTY.THl
DBGkEE A AND A
ChAs- Lsnon de LsoebAt, SD, New Orleans
James @ ostchelor. M. d. SD. New Orleans,
Dep. Insp. Gen VIM. N. Perkins SD, New orIsans
g. N. Todd. SD, New Orleans
JzS. T. Monroe, SD. Ns~ OrlesnA
GRAND COUNCIL r AND B. A.
Q. N. Todd, N. r., Grand Master, New Orleans
by R. swssey, p, Deputy Grand Master New orisan,
John @. Gordy, @. p, Conductor of WORK. Franklis
n. Breen, q. q. Of the 9usrd, Me- Orleans
Joseph p aonor @ Treasurer, New Orlezns
Qua sontag, q. Recorder, New Orleans
Rev. Thos Lawson. q. chaplain New OrieAnl
n. p. Buckley, @. Conductor, New Orloans
r. l. Bruce @. Steward. New Orleans
FSastn, Wells. q ssntpsl. New Orlsan,
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AGRIC ULIURAL.

II IGE MILLS. .........,.,,RECE MILLS
Having secured the services Of Mr. PETER hcKINLAY,
he Inventor Of the most approved RICE POU sDER
who has been 30 years engaged the
sructen erection and sgement Of Rice Machinery
prepared under his supervision all kinds
Of Machinery required In the preparation Of Rice for the
Market 70 furnish all necessary drawings and psen
eatsns
model Of AeKinlsys Patent Rice HuIer, suitable for
who cultivate Rice domestic consumption can b.
s-tsblshment
LEEDS co.
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LEEDS 4 co.


n. sEELEE'n C07"roH SfhREfs
= and COTTON PICksRY, corner St Thomas and +.
lanes sests IN she Immediate vicinity Of the fo0viAs
fressss kssssippi Louisiana Fire Preo Alabama shs
PsFE, Planters Tyler Factors, Commercial Pelican, Or.
leanS AercaDts Vieksburg snd Penn Having hst-elass
Carver Cotton Gins Of eighty each, the latest IN
proved he prepared u haul On end pscf 0attoa op
ssctinD Of the city
R"s P--e. rS-r-ui once Iz9 Gr.visr street.
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ARTICLE v.

sEcrIoS l. The regular meetings Of the stock
holders Of the Company shall be held annually, com
mFncng the FIRST Tuesday In February 1869 which
meeting majority In capital shall choose five OF their
Der TO Directors the ensuing year. shall
stute and form Board Of Control ofwhch the said Manager
shall be Chairman and entitled all matters
orough before IL; and until the election Of Drete sors
ad the following named shall constitute the first
DOsrd Of Control, viz: N. J. SsITH WIN CREEVY, J.
PEMBERTON, J. ARMSTRONG J. McCLOsKEY.
SIC. The failure TO elect Directors aforesaid shall
dissolve the said corporation bat the Board In Office shall
continue TO exercise Its functions until Board
elected
SIC Three members Of said Board Of Control shall con
Board ia hereby invested with full power adopt
such by laws regulations they may deem reqn
site and Decosssry for the Company Of It's
affairs provided the shall conflict with the true in
ard meaning Of this of ncorpoT alton or wiIh the
laws Of this State And In the Of the Man
sger they select Chairman preside Their meetngs
They shall have and HEREBY authorized and
sell steamships fuel real estate for the Of the
psny; 20 make contracts leases CAGES hypothecaons
and to fix salaries Of officers employ es 70
borrow and 10 sud be built steamships
the Of said Company.
SFc u any member Of said Beard shall cease To be
Soheder Of said Company during his Of service bis
Office shall be declared vacant and In the
permanent Absence resignation OF Of said
board Of Control the said Board Of Control shall
al vacancies oecssoned thereby until the FIRST regu
meeting thereafter Of the Stockholders for the election Of
officers Of the Company.
SEC s. The said Board shall monthly for the tran.
ssctOn OF business and the Manager may call them TO-
seher at any time BY giving six hours notice In writing
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RUENA VISTA ENGLIsa
CLAs sICAL sCHOO
Having returned After absence Of years. N,
termer home the vicinity of Franklin Tenn
will open ON MONDAY the 10th Of September next An Er
glish and Classical School the OF Boys
The locality Of this institution Is delightful combining
the advantages OF country The grounds zmp
sndw bAsgsn Oeautnsd and tree
shrubber The building large well ventilated An
admirably adapted for Sehso The house bee
recently furnished frcn cellar garrett beins
reprinted repapered receansed and repurned that
locality in the whole country will be healthfui.
The discipline Of the School will be mild parental ou
nrm decided, and every effort win develop th
physical intellectual and Of pupil rhs
Principal Of the School prepared board Twelv
scnolArn
Terms Tor Session of Five Msnths:
Tuition in Primary Department ..................sB
Higher Branches Of Classic each extra
Board per month including fus and hghts...... ~
Washing at lsundress' prices.
JAMES NcsUTT. Principal
References from rsnnesseeCoi Jno acs}svock. Gen.
p DeGrArsnreid Col W ON. Perkins R. H. Bradley ESQ
Col ". S. McLsmore, J. B. McEwsn, ESQ., Col John L
House, Rev. A n. Cunningham, D. D., Rev. Francis q
Davis Or. John s. Park, John Carter ESQ.,, e. NJ Ewing
ESQ.,. uage P. O. 8 Perkins, ". sssy, Robt P. Moss
smes Allison.
References from yrgina-HOn Andrew s. Fulou, Or. \
ssnasrs, Gen VIM Isrry c. s. A. Randall McGavock
hsa.. Saul. Crockett, ESQ., Thsmas Wood ESQ.,, Re-.
tLaey, @. Graham G. c. Tate, Stephan Mc6Isvock,
James n vherry. wyths county; Gen Jane. A wAIks1
~ Edwin Z. WATSON, J. b Alexander, ESQ., Rev B.nl
syins J...s n. c1Oyd. ESQ. Pulaski county
NO1ICE-rHE CoPARTs ERsHFP HEKRrOFoEE
F,rv sEinE N THIS city under the style Of RiOdARD
hensrd Flower charged with the affairs
ire Aie urn, and will CONTINUE the Commission and Fac
forage business On his account Oye rs ravsr street
RICHARD FLOWER
New Orleans Hare Lls6a
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ARTICLE ".

The Affairs Of said Company shall be under the direction
management OF Edward Hggns who may any time have
the privilege Of ssocstng with him persons
among the stockholders sf the Company, subject the s
prevail Of the Board Control who shall Board Of
Agents to assist the business Of said Company
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The capital stack q said Company hereby fixed At the
sum Of TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOL
LARS divided into shares Of Fifty Dollars each all OF witch
to be paid at before the signing Of these prsents which
capital may be increased exceeding mil
lion, the should be required by twoshrds capital
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N. o. STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
or rHE-
EEw ORLEANS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. !
sfiyl or LOUISIANA, Orr or NEW oRLrAss.

Be Known, That on this eighth day of February in the
Of Lord thousand eight hundred
and OF the Independence the United States the
anety second. before me, Edward Ivy, notary public
IN and tor the City and Parish Of New Or
lesns, State Of Louisiana aforesaid, duly commits
stoned and sworn, personally and appeared the
declared that svsins themselves Of the provisions
of the State Of Louisiana relative the organEa
ton Of corporations in this State they
agreed and do by these covenant agree and
themselves and those whom they represent form them
selves into AND constitute for the objects
purposes and under the stpulsons regulations obgs
lions folloying.
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On the expiration OF the said Of twenty-five yea
aerenbeore agreed upon o the existence Of said Company
majority OF the stockholders In capital shall power
determine the mode Of selling md dispnsng Of all
toe property and effects belonging said Company also
dec de sd AZ the and conditions Of sale or
dspositon thereof and finally Of winding up and qudans
lie affairs " the best advantage
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The object Of said company
and maintain steamships, constitute line
nes of steamships TO be owned and controlled
New Orleans and TO trade between said city any port
ports On the Atlantic coast Gulf Of Mexico.
The Of said company shall be the
whom citations and other legal process where
In the said Company may be interested
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-25
COUNTRY HOUSES, FARMS, &C., To
RENT.

A BEAUTIFUL FRENCH ROOF HOUSE TO LET
~ with immediate possession, Washington and Dapey-
streets Tarytow, within ten minutes walk Of the de-
pot eight bedroos large paror dining and Kitchen
laundry &C. stable; one In garcn lawn choice
fruit win lease FOR term OF years, will let furnished,
II desired. Apply to s. EMBERSON, al Eighth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-25

LNOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON THE PREMISES
Foot of Franklin street. North river, Tuesday, Sept
&c. 1885, IL O'Clock NJ the Steam Floating MIL together
with the Building the Dock and Lease of the
This of the best business stands In the city, The
boiler IL new and all the machinery in perfect order
No postponemcnt account Of the weather.
For further particulars apply to
LANE, SON 4 CO., 90 Broad street, or TO
BONNELL DUSENBURY d co, 1O4 West street.