davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1868-05-22
Rates in the Mutual

Are LOWER than in any other company doing bust
ness on the Pacific Coast and are consider rably
lower than in any Note Company
The above is compiled from official documents,
j. N. HOMANS, Special Agent
Mutual Life Insu rance Co
23-1tE o, p, LACY Residant gent
, 1868-05-22

Policies issued by the Mutual Life in 1857 10 460
Policies issued by the Mutual Life in 1866 .l5 25s
, 1868-05-22
The MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE co
Of New York.

A SSETS OVER TWENTY FIVE MILLION DOL
n LAkS CASH.
Cash Income for the year ending Jan.
81, 1858. ,O47 6l
Cash Income for the year ending Jan.
81, 1867, 6,2l7,O35 IS
, 1868-05-22

Increase, one year, So, ,956 oil 70
Cash Dividends, Feb. l. 1866 over 50 600 900 90
Cash Dividends Feb. 4, 1867, ,........ l24 900 rs
Cash Dividends Feb. l, 1868, ...... 2,5l7, ia O5
Total Dividends
Declared by other companies from organization 70
Jan. l, 1867 Compiled from Commissioners report)
New England, % years 81 ,96O,036 90
Manhattan II years. 734,437 90
Germania 7 years Observation-Disclosures. None
The Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York
has paid to its Porcy-holders, in "a years,
s12,693,5O2 90 Cash Dividends.
, 1868-05-22
MILTON MILL

A BLUE MOUNTAIN LODGE, u. DE-
w g. A. M, holds its regular Communicates
w on the lst and Sd Mondays Of each month,
~ O'Clock, P. N. Brethren in good standinf
are invited to attend.
19tf By order of the W.M
, 1868-05-22
CITY TREASURER.

ENDIfOR STATESMAN Please announce the
IL name of HENRY NJ. CHASE as a candidate
for CITY TREASURER at the coming election.
23-tf Signed, MANY CITIZENS.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-04-25

Martyr Circle Circle which had been formed by the rela
tives of the martyr ODonovan Rossa) weeks previous
which accordingly given; and among these retiring
gentlemen were Dennis ODonovan and John ODonovan
being respectively brother and cousin of the martyr Jere
miah ODonovan (Rossa Smarting with Indignation at the
conduct of such procuring such transfer by of
deceptons and seeing their unprncpled shallow love
for their relative, deemed it advisable to change
name, which did regularly and lawfully, by
Jority vote of all the members present. and defy Mr.
Carey to show by what rule of parliamentary Law
but no! we mistake Mr. Carey, for that gentleman's
knowledge of parliamentary law is limited and the
researches which hewoud necessarily be compelled to make
would undoubtedly fatigue that august personage but
leave that for you, Messrs Editors knowing you be
thoroughly efficient to inform usany body polite any
well regulated assembly, changing their by unani
minutes of the previous one thereby rayng its acts does
virtually or lawfully them to be extinct? 1t certainly
does not Their acts when ratified and concrred in by its
members become law, consequently still in exist
ence Notwithstanding the opinion of Mr. Carey with all
due respect to his opnion,) and still recognized
Circle in the District of Manhattan as must be by Mr.
Carey himself stating the 22d of March last plainly
and explicitly that all the moneysto the credit of the former
ODonovan (Rossa) Circle the of $l2390 should imme
datey be transferred to the credit of the Edward Duffy
Circle and by admitting to sit in council and participate
in all their grave deliberations and last but not least of all
they take cognizance of Circle of their wing, and
subservent their ORDERS arraning and trying stated
charges officers Are not these sufficient facts
existence and recognizance Messs EDITORS it is not
with any desire of righteousness ine this letter.
show to brothers large that men, and wish
have the plain unvarnhed truth of this controversy And
if this imaginative supreme being Carey still adhere to
pOlnI us their
and should he succeed be instrumental in procuring
expulsion rest assured will not stop there but with
newed energy and ZEAL which always and suppor
the right Will throw ourselves upon the judgment of higher
tribunal And in the of everything failing
to rights then will show to the world that still
live after the hard and unsuccessful buen through the
storm Of this renowned Carey strife will still give
divided support the achievement of the great object
and by acts will be pronounced the living undaunted
nseparable Edward Duffy Circle F. b. Of New York city.
On behalf of the Circle remain respectfully yours
JOHN McPARTLIN, Center.
THOMAS W. KEARNEY Chairman Board ofSafey.
JAMES MURRAY, Secretary.
EDWARD MCSwEENY, Treasurer.
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pished in the past by united Organization and adher
ing leaders, except far they are worthy of being
followed can see no good why unon cannot be
brought about. Therefore,
Reoed That we, the members of the Wolfe Tone Circle
f. b. OF Troy n. Y heartily indorse the course pursued
and,
Resolved, That in the crisis at which we have arrived
men are nothing principles everything; throwing aside all
paray and personal bias it is the duty of every true Fe
man to use the judgment God has given him. the best of
his ability for the redemption of "dear old Ireland and
Resoued That it is the of this Circle that Union
Convention should be Immediately called by the Chief Ex
ecuyes of both branches of the Organization combined and
failing In which, by all the Circles throughout the country
desiring union.
Resolved That these resolutions be pubshedin THE IRISH
REPUBLIC, hShAmerca Fenia Volunteer and Irish People
newspapers
PATRICK CAMPIoN,
LAWRENCE ROLAND, co;+oo
P. r. NAGLE, '
JAMES GUERM
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-04-25
THE HOME ORGANIZATION.
Leaves from Fenians Notebook.

DANIEL r. LYDDY coMMIssARY GENERAL, IR.B.
CHAPTER L.
All Ireland in furry of wonder and excitement; its
British Governors had broken into the office of the Dublin
Irish People newspaper and carried away of their
stronghods the printed copies of that Journal which
about being issued the public the ounts type
and broken and carried away the presses of the patriot
printers. OLeary Luby Kickham, Donovan Rossa-names
which, through their hatred of oppression and their advocacy
of liberty, dear every Irish hearhad been seized
and held in the iron clutches of the hated power they
abhorred and for whose destruction they had abored
Domiciliary visits all the country and
rests followed and Dublin and Cork saw the worhies of
their citizens dragged through their Streets with chains upon
their limbs and surrounded by hehreing guards of despo
ism in all the pomp Of uniforms and ppng with their
bayonets ominousy mounted upon their loaded rifles.
No Especial commission" had yet, performed their
efficient share in maintenance of law and order was
the interesting spectacle of perured judges accommodating
shers and plant jurors brought upon the STAGE and all
the world" We're wonderingy asking what would the Gov
eminent do next?"
In the good city of Limerick speculation was rife too but
especially among the "ntiaed and the evening of the
day which had witnessed the first Fenan Ireland
meeting called of the superior officers of the Irish Re-
volutionary Brotherhood in our city.
The river Shannon its passage its ocean home sur
rounds portion of the city, which is from thence called
the Island this portion is connected with the rest of the
city by many bridges, near one of which-Mathew-s
large open square, Bank Place. and there while the busy
hum of business and the ceasees tramp of the passerby told
of the neverceasng worship of Mammon the not less
constant pursuit by the votares of pleasure secret
concave the bold and daring spirits who had dreamed of
liberty, and labored to make of that dream reality.
Not many hours before messenger had arrived from the
metropolis with orders take precautionary measures and
it in accordance with those instructions that the
ing had been called The notice Short it Saturday
evening" the working quarters of the city crowded. and
we decided to hold meeting in their midst There
eight present besides myself and leaning the battle
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HEADQUARTERS, EDWARD DUFFY CIRCLE,
AS PEARL STREET, New YORK, April H. 1868.
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DROrLAMATION.. PROCL L NATION
OF QUARANTINE.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DKPlRrEESr
New Orleans May 81, lSy8.
WHEREAS An Act Of the Legislature approved March IS
1873 entitled act TO establish Quara tine Tor the
lection Of the State provides taa the Governor Of he State
shall bis upoa The dvice the srd
Hesh declaring place where there shall be
eye pestleniia Contagious infectious disease exists
be an ced place and stating tbs number OF days OF
antine IN be- peO by the vessels their OH
and crews, coming from such place or places
Now therefore in pursuance OF the prO ions Of the act
Aforesaid, do issue this proclamation, hereby de-
clare the places hereinafter named 10 be infected and
that all together with officers passengers and
cargOes arriving from said places, having touched
stopped at Of them shall be subject 70 tine
lets than ten dys for longer period be
sdered b. the Board Of Health take effect from
and after the promu gsti"n Of this proclamation
Any violation OF the Quarantine lws here prOcsimed
viii be severely punt he'd If the penalties prescribed
law deem ed nsdequste the ties offending viii be de-
vered up the military authorities be dealt with
The places which hereby declared infected afore-
said, are the following 20 wit:
Az the ports Of Nicaragua Central America and the port
of Vera Cruz, in Ne xico
Given under my band and Seal the above and
the Independence Of the United States the
JOSHUA BAKER
By the Governor;
j. H. HARDY, Secretary Of State.
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4 osr-ON MONDAY EyENTN,

T sT-oE MONDAY EVENING, rag lsT INST,
- II the northeast Of cy and ~ Charles streets
ana Pocket Book PcItemann ie ccntsnins ten DO ar
b and h-tc doas in Uni ed st-fes The Hinder
viii receive e grxtnde OF orphan gis sh entire
worldly erec contained In that Pocket Pook By ieav
ing II at this Office.
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DRorosAr.s For bulLorNa @aeANpn LEyEE

NJHOFUNALS FOK BUILUINN ''UHANU" LEFtE
Once Board Lev eCOmm sioners II State Of Lpuisi
New Orltans My IS 1868 inc n0rmty resolution
e the ncard ed Proposals viii be ved At his Office
until WEDNESDAY, ire 10th day Of June next, s
oc ok for the Of the lev-e tbs
"Grandn Lsvee, situated the parish POine Coupee
about l70 miles above New Orleans.
ImeDsi nsli0 feet base IS feet crown. and averaging
about 10 FRET in height Estimsed In cubic yards
Bids win state the price cubic ya-d payable In csh
leVee bonds At 50 the dollar The work be
MERGED the fall Of vii be
pietd BY the LIST day Of January 1869 according spe
hcafions Of which application
Engineer OF the Beard.
Payments Will be made thirty days the certificate
Of the ngneer completed work. twenty per ceut
be retained guarantee forty in lieu
and security 20 be In bids which
special hond and security will be required adjudication
contract that the work will be mmeneed soukted in
good filth
The Beard the right Of rejecting al ds Pro
posals be indosed according cation. aud be ad-
dressed 10 the Board Of Levee ommlss oners
n q SNETHEN Secretary
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OFFICIAL.
DROeLAMATION PROCLAMATION
JOSHUA BAKER, GOVERNOR OF rag STATE
OF LOUISIANA.
Five Hundred Dollars Reward.

WHEREAS I in poss ssiO1 OF official knowledge
that cous Murder has been commit ed the person
. inc THY MURPHY, in the parish Of East Baton
the night Of the 21d Of My ls6s BY
persons unknown;
Row therefore 10 and by authority OF the State
DO Hereby offer a reward of
FIVE HGsDRED DOLLARS
For the the murderes
the said TIMOTHY MURPHY; and do further invoke the
ard snd assistance Of all ing citizens bring the said
murderer mu rderes TO justice.
my hand and Seal Of che State AZ the City Of
New Orleans this fnrth of June 1868 and the In
dependence Of the United States the Ninety second
JOSHUA BAKER.
BY the Governor:
j II hardy Secretary Of State.
Baton ROuee Advocate copy ten times and send bill to
Governors Office.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, Executive DEPARrxKsr, 1
New Orleans, May u, 1863 !

STATE or LOUISIANA, ExEcurvE DEPARrxEsr,
New Orleans, May r. 1863
WHEKEAs Loui. Fever. ma. made aP-
bond dated the 18th of November 1851 for the Of
cSrytbe ss bond being condtioned or the fthfu per
ormspce by the Powers Of bis duties as assessor
bono d.isd The 10Th q November 1852 for the sum of
ssoO ccnsab the Firth Justice Court, for the same
parish, with p s. Witt a. security
bond the 10th Of November 1861 for the same
bond No ar sd Se S % M1 1d @ %
the Fifth District Court of New Orleans, with ID. p. Vessel
An the said bonds Peing conditioned the faithful per
Notice hereby given 20 all persons interested in the above
Secretary Of State within ninety days sft-f the last pubi
hereof why the said bonds should be cancelled and
GIVEN under my hand aud seal of the STATE as sbOvc
sSS the Independence OF the sGus s@ ssKE Ss nns
Governor Of Louisiana
j d. HiEDr Secretary of State
ErIr De Ia LOUISIANA, DEPAErEnrsr DE- pErxouuv
Nouvelle- Orleans, le IL Mai 1853
TTRNDU que L.. uts Poeers "a fate uns
N application pour eanceee les oites obligation ocie
I'm lie Is Nevembre 1857 pour Ia eine
en- pastres sSO signe 7 CONNIE principal ct
dtionee pour sccomp fdee dsvOrs par
LSu IN SosS Ss' S az RsIS 5
s5O0O connetshe du Ciuqueme Cour du Justice
rite
I'm bond date lie 70 de NOvemhre 1861. Ia
somme ct pour lie meme bureau IT svee e meme secure
Tn bond date lie IA Mai ls66 pour S5O grefer
D. r Wessel ct n NJ L anb as comm. les sec iritees
Tous les dtes bouds et.p condi lonee racrompse
Avis est par e intsresses dams
les de. obligations de ecr bureau du
secretare dEtat pendant quarevngtdix jOurs apres lie
di,ss b. ssrait pas can. slls annuis
.u. Ct az De. Ia
dOuEieme JOSHUA sAkER
J. II. HARDY secretaire d'Etat
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT 4
New t,rieans, May 8, 1868 &
VUHrREAs John =. Kuzac has made ap-
w pication 70 cancer his official bond the
Secor Justice Court in and for the parish VI Orleans to-
bond dated the llh Nay 1886 signed by him prin
cipsl and VIM r. Bell security. for the Of s. 10
ed faithful performance Of his duties con
writing Office II the Secretary
Safe within ninety days .sr the ss hereof why
Given undsf hand ssd seal Of the stse as above and
(sinedp Jo' HUA BAKER
Governor Of Louisiana
]. b. HARDY, Secretary of State
ErAr DE La LOUISIANA.
DEPARIExEST ExEcurF. 4
FouvelleOrieans, le Mai, 1868. !
TTENDU que John q. Kuzse a rslte use
Ia justice de paix dams
pour Ia p-ruisse d'OresDs SAVIOR:
bond date e Ilieme mai 1856 signe ui-meme com
principal ct = m r bell CONNIE securite, e0ndtonee
la hdee accomplishment de devoir CONNIE coane
table susde.
Avis e present donne les psrsOunss int
resees davO.r fae connatre bureau du
tare dEta dams les qustre jours qui suv10si
Ia dcnere publication de avis les rasons
lee dit bonds serait pas esncelie 81 annuhe
Donne signature OF e de Etst et
date mentiouue ct Ia aimee de I'm
depen dsncs des Etafs- Uniz
(signel JOS -UA BAKER,
Gouvernear de 10 Louisiana.
Par le xOuvernsur:
II HkRsy. secretare d'Etsl
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ADJUSTMENTS.

DLEAsURE EXCURSION q
SUNDAY PACKET TO oARRoLLroN.
The hsst-runnns. sidewhesi passenger steamer A. G.
BROWN, Cast. Bassest, viii make
THREE TRIPS
To Csrrollton Garden and back EVERY SUNDAY during
the season- tsre-zb cents each way.
Leaving the Feot Of Canal At and oclo -
leaving CauOlltOn- opposite the Garden, at 2, and
And win land for passengers Jackson street. Gretns
wahngton street Stock Landing, any other accessible
This provided with elegant AWNING on the
Cabin Deck for excurssnis making cool aud deigh u
ire BAND OF sU-Ic viii be on board.
The Brown leaves Tuesday and FRIDAY at II for the
Lower Coast usu-l W. 4. BASsBrT, has,ey.
CADEMY OF MUsIC-sE CHARLES ST.
Monday Evening. June 4. and During the
Week.
A FRESH BOUQUET OF JUNE FLOWERS.
FIRST night new. ssrdonc sensational musical mys
ticism, BY j K Darvsge, called
Ku-K ux-Hlan.
Repetition Of TIE ghy successful cemc Drama Of the
FEMALE PRlvATEERs.
AN UNAPPRoACHABLE VARIETY PERFORMANCE
In preparation. entirely trick PantOmime, called
TEE WHITE HOUSE, that Jack built
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uAw KINs's BRANCH
CORNER OF sRAv1ER AND ST. CHARLES.
Opposite st. { hsrlss HotelJ
RE-oPENED-A \. CUSTER IN cHAR5E
The Rest brsI de Of LIQroRs and WINES, such Hsw
Inns has set forth for years. constantly On haHd Ass
CIGARS.
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ART Gle NINTH.

majority of the Board shall be necessary quo
and decision ofsuch majority shall be valid corporate
Board Directors shall have full power are hereby
authorized buy eel such personal property as
may be required for the use Of the Company
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

TINTED STATES DISTRICT COURT
" District of LouanaIn the matter OF j. j. Person and
Moses Clark Individually and members OF the trim OF j. j.
Person Co.. Bankrupts-In Bankruptcy, No 2sS-The
dergned hereby 0fhs ointment Assignee Of
the Of j. j. Pc and Moses Clark Bankupts of the
parish OF Orleans n K MORTON, Assignee.
IINITEp STATES DIsTRICT COURT
~ District Of LosisisnsIa the matter 81 Jno Lee and
Jones stewart indivdus B ard members OF The hrm OF
JIo L; Lee Co, Bsnkrnpts, in Bankruptcy, No 10
pdersgned hereby give notice Of appoint
Of Jno L. Lee and T. Jones Stewart
Bsnkrupts, Of the Parish of Orleans, Louisiana
~. +. NORTON
EDHARD MALE.
Assignses.
TINTED STATES DISTRICT COURT
District Of Loaisianatn the matter OF Mason Pitcher
and Ferdinand NJ Goodrich, ind duay acd members Of
the hrm Of Pitcher Goodrich, ts-n Bankruptcy
No 2OThe hereby gives not &c Of appoint
meHt Assignee Of the estates Of Mason Pitcher and Fer
dband Go deh, Bankrups Of the psTsa Of Orleans LIS
E. ORION, Assignee
ITNIrFD STATES DISTRICT COURT
" District Of Lou sauaIn the matter OF John y Wgche
and John Rich Individually and members the firm
of Jno Wyche Co., Bankropts, Bankruptcy, No 29L
Toe undersg ed hereby gives noice OF his appointment
Assignee Of the estates II John +. Wgche aud Jonn
Richardson BaDkrupts. of the Parish Of Orleans, La
Is. y. NORTON. Assignee.
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Il viii cost you nothing 10 do By making application
the UNDERLINED Vaccine will be sent TO Fesdenc
yOn will be shown how g. a. and rsasOnab length
Of te given test the Machine 10 decide 10 its merits
The Magnolia Washing Machine
viii do your washing with half TIE labor less and
than usually viii the cest OF tie
Machine IN the OF clothes and IN fuel In less tran
makes does with the necessity OF stand
ing steaming tub, and prevents the washer from Ia
hsg the Of hltSy soep su1s also from getting We.
and will in many instances he the OF preventing sick
and saving Doctors hall
An ingenious COG-WH sFL WRINGER IA arixed to
the Machine and Is made Of Inoia Rubber Cylinders and
wiring the clothes almost ready 70 ironing
Il s Usefu Simple and Cheapi Satisfaction Guaranteed
no Sale Use the
Magnolia Washer,
the womsns Health and also both Labor and
Money. Ia A @ ALL ARD,
NJ. los Pny'lrss street,
vner Of the Patent Right tor Louisiana
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Caldwen's Extract,
An OH which Gray Hair to its orgiLAl color.
No washing ef the head necessary. For sale by
@. N. MOR1SON,
Importer and Wholesale Druggist, Nol2 Magazine St,
DIR. JAMES SYME,
wholesale and Retail Druggist, No. l39 Canal street,
And at the Depot Of FELIX Saxon
No. IL Baronne street, near Canal.
NEW ORLEANS, May Il, 1858.
Caldwsn's Extract.
Having analyEed this on and in my experiments APP
p led MYSELF recognize that Il Is Of the best
the for the purpose OF restoring
the hair tie original color In test mony Of which hereto
sfix signature. -...
ISianedl FELIX SAXON,
Importer Of Human Hair Southern Emporium
g. H. CALDWELL. Patentee,
Hotel des EtrAngers No. 20 Chartres street.
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ID MskENkA, LATE OF THE SODA WATER
ID Mandatory Of McClOskey McKenns respe fully
informs his trends AID the public that be has opened the
establishment formerly known L. pezs Saloon l69 Cana
street, Dauphn the sale Of Soda Water Mead
Pastry, Ice Cream aud Confectionery.
His patrons will find the Soda Water and Mead TO be
OF the quality which has already made them well
known. and ali other articles OF the best qua ity
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ARTICLE TENTH.

The Board Of Directors shall appoint a-y and all
clerks and and The essura and
shall tx the salaries Of all officers d the Corporation and the
amount Of security that ha be required from Of said
officers and agents Sal Board may also delegate sach
the trrsacton If the ordinary business the Company
committees their body their officers
they dem expedelt and also appoint with
Ia and without the sts under such conditions
tha and they sha have the make
laws and regulations and 10 amend and alter the
Whenever the interests IF the Corporation require aud
shall also have the 20 supply Giles that
in their Board Such vacancies be declared
account Of DEATH resignation want Of the requs
Of shares insolvency absence without leave thee
ceSsiv mouths
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UMBER. LAT HS........sHINGLES .
HILL JoYNER, Dealersin Lumber Laths. Shingles etc
Cypress White Yellow weatherboards; Dressed
Flowing and Ceiling constantly on hand The trade sup
Piled upon the most liberal terms -
Builders will find Il their interest to call before pur
chasing esewhere Their Yard is situated the Of
Liberty y Julia
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GEORGIA LOTTERY.

-
BENEFIT OF THE MASONIC ORPHANS HOkB
supplementary and Combination Glass SEQ.
JUNE g. 1858.
II5IsI4 sIIOInIuIBl rs
1Tl @l7Inl.l9 % 9lalalnl1l-l-l-
Witness our hands at Atlanta Ca 9th day Of June
S"A Nv n y D. Y co TarlA0h' commissioner.
The daily drawings Of the Georgia State Lottery pub
In the Men phis Appeal Augusta Oonstutionaist
and Herald Atlanta inegenctr md other
Southern papers, hes of which, together with the official
dravil received Atlanta may be at the General
Once No. Is Commercial Place
Information furnished and prizes cashed By
DAVE G. JOHNSTON, Agent
Office No rs Commercial Place.
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NATURAL GAS COMPANY.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.


Be bnovp that this twenty nrs day Of May In the
year thousand eight hundred and sixty esh oefo me
Pierre Chses cuve der notary pub IN and fr he city o.
New oresps Paih 81 0esn State Of Louisiana suresa
duly mssoned and personally came and appeared
the Parties whose names are subscribe VINO de
csred that svsing themelves Of the provisions OF the
State Louisiana the alton
Of corporations in this Stste they snted and
and by these and bind
themselves and thnse whom they represent form them
selves constitute the OBJECTS and
purposes and under the pustons and regulations follow
ing, that Is TO say: rrIe. eF 'n
ARTICLE FIRST.
The naue title Of said corporation shall b. THE LOU
ISIANA NATURAL GAS COMPANY, and Its domicn Is
established in the city Of New Grleans- --
ARTICLE SECOND
The object snd Of sad Corporation Is TO extract
from the soil Of the Of Louisiana the natural
exist below its surface aud to improve, utilize col
leet distribute the BY the o. the means and
machinery invented by Caleb HINT william Pratt and
Peter Peterson Tor which application for patent has
hed and OF such other machinery apparatus
improvements mechsnicL Chemical hsresfter be
devised invented constructed by the pstenee
others from whom sid Company acquire the right
using and working the same.