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chief Justice Chase.
From the New York World, June Is. ]

From the New York world, June Is
II is creditable to the manlness and integrity of
this disting uished statesman that the recent pro-
posal of some precipitate Democrats and senss-
tonal journals TO nominate him for the presidency
has not caused him to swerve from the principles
he has always held, nor practice the least con-
cealment respecting the persistent htmness with
which be adheres to them. There has never been
any likelihood that he would receive the Demo.
cratic nomination but the political gossip on that
subject rendered 1t proper that be should make il
evident to all the world that his impartial bearing
during the impeachment trial was not the artifce
of demsgogue, who, having been disappointed
of a nomination by bis own party, stood ready to
receive the tender of one from his political op-
poDents. In the impeachment trial he did his
duty with such dignity, fairness. and independence
as merit recognition by the Democratic party
and the constancy and publicity with which he
maintains his political opinions should be accepted
by Republicans as proof that the chief justice
was Influenced by no unworthy motives.
With the opinions which Mr.. Chase continues
to hold, he is by far too sagscious and clear
sighted a politician to suppose thatthe Democratic
party can have any serious thought of making him
its candidate for president. While the party is
compelled to recognize the existence OF many un-
welcome facts which 1t cannot reverse, 1t has not
changed, and cannot change, its principles. The
fact that the negroes will vote 10 the coming
presidential election is fact which the Demo-
cratic party recognizes only on compulsion, while
Chief Justice Chase regards 1t with more than
the Joy which attends the fulfment of long
cherished hope. What he has 30 ardently desired,
the Democratic party has strenuously resisted
and indignantly denounced. The Democratic
party may be unable to revoke what has been
done; but they certainly are not going to indorse
it, as they would virtually do by nominating man
Who makes il the corner stone Of bis political
creed. There is great difference between sub
hitting to the inevitable from sheer inability to
Withstand IL, and placing ourselves under the gui.
dance of man who has aided in bringing the
evil upon Us. We should be glad to see Chief
Justice Chase follow Mr. Blair and Senator Doc
little into the Democratic party; but as he re-
CARDS negro suffrage as a blessing. instead of an
atrocious, though perhaps irretrievable blunder,
we do not see how he ard the Democratic party
can have any bond Of fellowship. We did not
object TO apsrley; but il was certain from the be-
ginning that the mountain would not go to Ma
homet, and ii appears that Mahomet will not come
to the mountain; which, steadfast as the chief
justice is, would have been much the easier
miracle.
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POLITICAL.

Gerritt Smith declares in favor OF Chase, IL be
shell be nominated by the Democrats.
The Rhode Island legislature sat only ten days,
and adjourned sine die. EE
Major VIM. N. Hunter has been nominated for
Congress from the seventh Indiana district.
Ex.Attorney General Stsnbery is the latest
Democratic candidate for the presidency.
II Is said Senator Cameron has son in training
to succeed Senator Buckalew.
The hon. John Covode will be renominated IN
the twenty-frst Pennsylvania district. t...
The New York Tribune keeps verse OF a
Grant campaign song, by Miles O'Reilly' at the
head of It's political news. ..ls-.-
Gov. Holden, OF North Carolina. convenes the
General Assembly on Wednesday, the first day OF
The Democrats OF the third Vermont (Smith's)
district have nominated the Hon. Waldo Brigham,
of hyde Park, for Congress.
The Democrats of the eleventh Illinois Con.
gressional district have nominated s. s. Marshall
for re- election TO Congress by acclsmston. keso-
lutions were adopted declaring for Pendleton for
president. ~. Z. ..- .- -...r s.
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ARTICLE FOURTH.

The GOO hundred shares third of the capital
stock and apart in the foregoing article shall
belong 70 the said o. s. Hunt m Pratt and Peter
the discoveries entees named 10 article secoud
their assigns and shall equally with the other shares
but ment of shall be required from the holders
thereof received from levied
upon the other stockholders being considered having
already pals the holders of said reserved shares that
is say when 5) twenty-five cent on the amount ub-
the other shares paid then 3 twenty ave
per the Of the said reserved sha shall be
sdered having been also paid when go fifty cent Is
psd the other shares shares shall rated
stock which go fifty per cent has been paid, and
But all dividends Of the profits Of the Company shall be
equally paid tire hocers Of all shares in proportion only
the shares held by each but share upon which
nSalmenI shall be due shall be entitled to receive
dividenc.
acceptance Of the above shares and the subscribing
their these articles of association, shall imply
the part Of the O 8. Hunt VIM. r. Pratt aud p. NJ.
Peterson full transfer and assignment Of ali
rR hts the State Of Louisiana their discovery
invention whether the patentsbe equitable and
all future improvements on the sams
said pstentees shall further entitled TO receive from
the said Company S7UOU thoussId dollars a
pensaton for their and future experiments
IN connection with their discovery which said shall
up: LIST By allowing them (5O fifty cent the
first shares subscribed by others and I'd.
either Of be profits OF the Company out Of like
norton future assessments
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ARTICLE FIRST.
ARTICLE SECOND
ARTICLE THIRD.

The capital stock Of this Corporation hereby Fixed at the
Of Cs2l00O Two Hundred and Ten Thousand Dollars,
representa- BY l0 twenyoue hundred shares OF S00
hundred dosrs each Of which 400 hun
bred shares reserved and for the
pressed in the article faowng the other thirds 40
fourteen hundred shares shall be subscribed aud paid for as
follows The subscribers TO the sad Company shall into
dollars each and share Of Ito subscribed BY
them the remaining ninety dollars share able do
the Board OF Directors may requires but no call shall at
be made for than dollars share
every stakeholder after the payment OF the first inst ALI
Of per discharge himself from all further
liability the remaining nsslments bv declaring At the
Office Of the Company at time provided be before the
expiration Of the thirty days notice above mentioned in
which case such stakeholder shall forfeit all payments there
tofcre made by him.
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CRENCm MEDICINES
ERENCH MEDICINES
PREPARED BY GRIMAULT & CO., t
Chemists 10 HI. 4. n. Prince Eapoieon,
PARIS.

These different medicines represent the most recent medical
discoveries founded the principles OF Chemistry and Tho
rspeulc They not be confoundec With qusek
medicines their cienty Indicate their compost
ton circumstance uhch has cused them 20 be appreciated
and prescribed by the Faculty the whole world They
widely differ from those medicines advertised in
the public able TO possible disease
they applicable 20 hut very few comp snts The
laws exist In France with regard to the sale II
medical preparations and only thess which have undsrgons
by Academy of Medicine and have been
provs either the hospitals In the prcce Of
The nrs meoical authorized by tbs Government.
This fact be guarantee for the excelency Of Mssrh
0RIMAULT OOf5 MEDICINES.
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ARTICLE THIRD.

a, iSs :S% ' i've xlItIos' DOLLARS Ssp,ss
ed by twenty Thousand Shares Of Two nundred and
finy Dollars each. Of which one half vlE Ten fhous
poses sS.Tsssed in The following .tics The other
half or Ten Thousand Shares, shall De subscribed and
The subscrI ers TO the said shall pay Toto the
a oD s s sa 1
share Of stock subscribed by them of the remaining two
share the shall he paid IN at The se Of and 60 the said
Company of Twelve Dollars Fifty
public shall given Of each such call by the
81 Nee. one Gr S e he
each share viz One Hundred and sixtytwo Doa-s Fifty
psny alter two years from the date Of the said ompsnys
gsnsation for business thirty as the Board
No call lha al any one time made than Twelve
Dollars Fifty Cents share after the OF the hrst in
stament Of ten per cent and each and ery stoeknoder
after the payment Of said first instalmen may discharge
ntsments by declaring at the office Of said Company at
any time and returning 20 the sss his sioes o. n
sueh well in Of falu OF stakeholder to
shall forfeit ali payments heretOors made
him her them aud stock shall revert TO the
sid Compsny for its and benefit and may be either re-
ARTICLE FOURTH.
The Ten thousand Shares Capital Stock,
John Msnico agent Of Edward Mssico Edward FontsEs
and John Halliday. their assigns, the pateness and
FOuBdatioDs in the proportions following, viz: Five
sand shares thereof 20 said John Manco agent two thou
thousand hundred thereof john aday
Said thousand shares shall rank equally with he other
shares equal Of the dividends from
III profits Of the but payment OF money sha
require the holder thereof whether ments.
assessments otherwise All payments or ass ssrnents
received fom levied the other tockhoder. being
considered having been already paid by the holders If said
reserved shares, by Of the rsnser ana assignment
said Company by said agent John Msnco and said
Edward Fntsine and John Halliday of al their rights and
interests TO said ratent styled Csisson de Fer"
improvement in Marine Foundations and the right TO
the same, and to vtnd IL 10 others to
The acceptance Of the above Shares and the subscribing
Ia #
the part Of the said p Manico Agent Edward Fon
Jehn Halliday, and they do hereby make u and
complete coDye. and assignment the said
Corporation all their rights aud in the United
Ststes Of America and said discovery aud
entitled Casson de Fer Improvement in Marine FOun
daons Patent granted therefor and AL future
impr0vemel Is upon the same.
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uAWKINs'B BRANCH
CoRsER OF GRAyIER AND ST. CHARLES,
Opposite ST. Charles HotelJ
RE-oPENED-A B. CUSTER IN cRAR5E
The rest brards Of LIQUORS and WINES, such as Hsv
kns has set forth tor years, constantly hand, Also
CIGARR
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EACTs - Msssn n Kierer = HoIlsnss, 20. 80
Peydrss Manufacturers OF the halakon Bitters:
Gent emen-I hsys examined the patent that granted
you by u for manufacturing the haakon
Bitters and found In the ingredients emPoyed compound
well calculated excite and In good order the dgesve
organs have prescribed said Bters several tfnes and IN
had occasion TO ascertain tneu Dsnenci.i
eject remain, gentlsmsn ye'y rrspeea1dany y1a ess
hsve examined the hold for the
Maakon Bters and find nothing In the ngedsnts thereof
calculated inuously the human system, unless
taken IN inordnste quantities Indeed, nothing o1 10
cordial aromatic bitter. \. A. SMITH. M u
Your Mslakon Bers, which 4 have examined. do NOS
any injurious health and may Be recon-
mendsd 10 those who IN Of y go.d touic :
Yours N. SCHUPPEBf, n. u.
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ARTICLE EIGHTH.

plurality of votes counting vote share OF
stock voted upon) shall be sufficient elect Directors
shall their t meeting after their election
their number for President of the Association.
tcted by majority Of The whole Board and upon whom all
citations and other legal process shall be served.
IL shall be the duty Of the President preside all
ngs the Board and in Of bis inability
the Board shall elect of their number pro tem
khal for the time exercise the full powers of President
All elections shall be by ballot under the superntendence
of inspectors sppoin ed by the Board least
prior election and in OF Absence neglect refusal
10 of such inspectors the President of Board a
point others in their place
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). BALDWIN pUFFs TREATISE ON PRIVATE DIS
EAsES lnpotency Loss ct Power Nervous Debility, with
Notes 1mpedmen TO Marriage should be read ~ All CON
templafng marriage by mail receipt Of Is cents By
j. B. DUFF GRIFFIc,
. a. .t r. New Orleans Medical Institute.
264 Magazine street,
whsre ali private diseases are successfully treated
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ARTICLE SECOND.

The objects and purposes OF said Corporation the reno
val of the bars and the protection OF the levees OF the Mss
spp and her the permanent deepening Of the chan
nes Of and the removal Of tidal bars also the Jrma
on Of solid msIins fouRdsons for lighthouses and other
structures quicksands msrhy Soils by the ADD
plicstion Of Msnieo Cssson de Fer improvement in
marine foundations for which patent has been granted TO
Edward Msnco by the Kingdom OF Great Britain and b the
United ststes Of America snd Of such other machine
apparatus and improvements hereafter be dcov
cred invented constructed and Of which the sail Corpora
ton may scguire the right OF using and WORKING.
The President Of the Board Of Directors said Com
shall be the officer whom citation may be served.
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DIR. LERAs's DOCTOR OF MEDICINE
Liauid Phosphate Of Iron.

newest and most esteemed medicine Of Chic.
ros Pans the Stomach, Dieah Digssion Disms
hes, Apmea General Debility and Poorness Of BlsOd
il particularly 10 regulate the functions OF
and TO ali ladies Of deicNe constitutions yell
person. suffering any kind Of ueby whatsoever II
is the preservstve Of healh exceence in all and
relaxing climates.
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ARTICLE NINTH.

majority Of the Board shall be necessary to forn quo
decision ofsuch majority shall be valid corporate
The Board Of Directors shall have full hereby
authorized to buy aud sell such and
may be required tor the use Of the Company.
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$40 No More Cod Liver OH.
aRIHAuLrs SYRUP OF IoplzEp HoKsR RApIsH

THIS medicine has been administered with the utmost
the hospitals Of Paris IL Is perfec substitute 70
Cod Liver Oh and has been found benehcs in Disease
OF the Chest bcrofnls Lymphatc Disorders Greea Sick
ness Atony Loss Of Appetite Il regenerses
the constitution in purifying the blood being the most pos
erul depuative II has teen applied wi.n happy
resus In Diseases OF the Skin Further, n will be found 70
be Of tensft TO young children subject 10 Hnm9u
aud Obstruction Of the Glands
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NAVIGATION IMPROVEMENT
STATE OF LOUIsIANA-
PARISH AND CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.

RE TT KNOWN that this seventeenth day Of june, IN
The wear Lord Thousand eight hundred and sixty
eeh Of be ndepesdepcs Of the United States Of A4
lea he ninety second, Before ANDREW hEkO, Jr,a
Notary Public. in and tor the parish and city OF New Orleans
State Louisiana duly commissioned and quaned ana IN
the Of the witnesses hereinafter named and unasr
,igDed personally and appeared the parties waoss
hereunto subscribed who seve-ay declared ths
awaiting Themselves the provisions OF he OF the
Of Louisiana relative TO the Of
for works Of pablo improvement and utility they have cove
parted and and do by these presents covenant ao
and bind and those whom hey represent 80 or
them selves constitute Cooperation for the ooect
and purps the spuatons regulations fo
ARTICLE FIRST.
The name and title said Corporation shall be TUE
UNITED STATES RAVIGAfION lMPeOVEdENr CON
PANY and the doInc thereof shall be the city OF New o.
leans, State Of Louisiana
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
WILLIAM n. EooLEs,
Attorney as Law,

OFFICE rs NORTH THIRD STREET, 81. LOUIS, NO
WIN solicit Pssents and prosecute Patent sus and old
lecsd eamk Exposing 10 reap prots from SUCH W
obtain patents nrst application barely what costs
end having been In the business for TINA
bsd TO shape claims 70 avoid Infringement Al hnh
ness attended TO promptly; sdviee hee In al esssa
Best Of cit references given when desired
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NATURAL GAS COMPANY.
CTATE OF LOUISIANA
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.


Be known that this twenty nrt day Of May In the
year thousand eight hundred and sixty eight before
Pierre Charles Cuveier notary public IN and for the city OF
New Oresn Parish e Orleans State o. LOUISIANA aforesa
duly commissioned and came and appeared
the parties whose hertunto subscribed, who de
eared that svsng themselves OF the provisions OF the
statutes State relative to the
corporations In this Stste they have covenanted and
agreed bv these covenant and bind
themselves and those whom they represent TO form them
selves into and constitute corporation Tor the objects and
purposes and under the spustions and regulations follow
ing that Is TO say:
1-r-r-r ARTICLE FIRST.
The title Of said corporation shall be TIE LOU
ISIANA NATURAL GAS COMPANY, and its domcil Is
established in the city Of New orleans.
ARTICLE SECOND
The object purpose OF Fad Corporation to extract
from the soil Of the etae Of Louisiana the natural
below Its surface and improve, utilize col
ect asd distribute the by ths o. the means and
machinery invented by Caleb Hunt, William Pratt and
Peter Peterson, for which application for patent has
be- fled and Of such other machinery apparatus
improvements mechanical chemical hereafter be
discovered devised invented constructed BY the
others from whom said Company acquire the right OF
using and working the same.
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ARTICLE ELEVENTH.

occur in their Board such may be declared on
of shares insolvency absence without leave three sue
- ARTICLE ELEVENTH.
Books for registry transfer shares Of the capital stock
BY BY All transfers Of shares shall be made on
se sd So ss ay n a attorney and
nienes or may require but not for longer period
Should any subscriber desire to transfer the
prsyOus to fun having been made he shall Be
purchasing provided that the substitute satssc-
tory TO the Board Of Directors. d.
ARTICLE TWELFTH
failure from any to elect Directors the day
nsned for that purpose shall rot dissolve the Association
section held Of which notice sh. be given provided
held $50 '''''' "
ARTICLE THIRTEENTH
Esch shareholder al meetings for the election Of Direc
tors or other purposes shah be entitled erecty or BY
ss have owned his stock 1t least one month prior to the day
Of voting. - -
This corporation shall exist for five years
the Recorder Of Morgages in this cty.
With only onshsf Of its capital subscribed
ARTICLE FIFTEENTH.
The following named stoc shoders viz: George Foster J.
Hunt hereby hoard Of Directors Who
President and said Bosro shall serve until supsredsd BY
their to be elected provided in Article Seventh
ARTICLE SIXTEENTH.
The Board Of Directors msy accept professionally any
power privilege conferred this Association BY any
amendments Of the law under which the formed
by the adoption Of act Of the Legisaure
final acceptance 81 such privilege shall
te mined BY vote Of the majority in amount Of the stock
holders
ARTICLE SEVENTEENTH.
The liquidation Of affairs OF the Association shall be
three commissioners appointed BY the SOckhOders
At meeting convened for that purpose after sixty days
notice Published in New Orleans;
ssd qudztors shall be solvent residing In this
indebted the Associat their term OF Office shall
be assigned, and all necessary power conferred upon
them -......
The period Of liquidation shall fixed we'll as their
compensation in such the stockholders may, BY
resolutions, in general meeting nvened, determine.
ARTICLE EIGHTEENTH
The names Of the stockholders their residences and the
rumb-r Of shares held by each respectively for the
declared be uch subscribed 10 this and
opposite the names OF each respectively.
Thus done passed my ONCE At the said city Of New
OTeans the OF Adophe Bsche and Henry u.
Hyams Jr competent wtnesses who hereunto sign their
on the day month and year frat above written
Orixinai signed: GEO. FOsrE Z and others
P. CHS. CUYELLfkR.
Notary Public.
A. BLACHE,
A true copy Of the original:
(signfD p. CHS CUvELLTER
Notary Public.
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MEDICAL,
WHO TAKES THE MONEY!

Dr. woLcoTr says WIN pay 5000 70 any person nS
vii produce q remedy that viii Instantly rsno.ok
40 rad " and permanently any IL the Head
Temples. Neck. Shoulders. Breast Back neAfn .i -
Sides Hips Abdomen Legs Ankles, Feet Toes ~
ext-rnal acute chronic Old Ulcers. Fresd ON
Frghtful Csncersn tact. all pain, from any cause
Labor quick Pain Psnt reduce milan
rsuidy permanently give no pain IN US
pc.on whether applied the infant or the moss
feeble or aged person. Is harmless Pain Paint
Applied Free 1t 20. "a Carondelet street. d
n JOHN GRAVES,
Sole Agent for New Orleans and State Of Louisiana
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ARTICLE SEVENTH.

On the hrst Monday April 1852 and annually thereafter
ection of I've VI ectors by the tockholders shall dad
the office Of the CorpUrst of which election previous
least days shall be given in two
published In the city of New Orleans
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ERN EST TUKPIN, wHoLEskLs nANUFAC-
u turer Of Stick Candy Fancy Candies Chocolate Cream
Drops, Sugar Almonds, Rock Candy Jujube Paste Gum
Drops, and Syrups BY steam Importer Of French Ons
Rhns Decorsted Toys cOssaques Fancy Papers for Cake
Stands Bouquets Cstonsges Fancy Boxes for Christ
and New Year Presenss Cornucopiss s.o Ne %
Old Levee street, between s. Louis and 0ou streets New
Orleans. La
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ARTICLE SIXTH.

All powers Of this Corporation shall be vested In the Board
of Directors consisting Of i've each of whom Sd all
right at least CS25OO twenty hundred
dol Of the capital stock Of saio Association,
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a /. and COTTON PIOKkRv, corner ST. Thomas and n
James Streets. In the immediate vicinity Of the tooSta.
peru Planters Tyler, Fsctors Commercial Pelican, Or
leans Merchans vieksburg and Penn Having nrstolss'
Carver Cotton Gins Of eighty each tbs latest In
proved be prepared haul gin and PICK oston hon az,
soa !. 81 Prs. Csirsns one. iss s.v.r .srs..1
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ARTICLE TENTH.

The Board Of Directors shall appoint secretary and ali
clerks and nts and lhe
shall fix the salaries Of all officers Of the Corporation and the
Of security that shall be required from
officers and agents Said Board may also delegate such
the transaction Of the ordinary business ohs Company
TO committees OF their body their officers agents.
they dem expedent and may also appoint with
in and without the ststs under such conditions them
shall and they shall have the make
laws and regulations and TO amend and alter the
whenever the interests Of the Corporation
shall also have the supply that may
In their Board Such may be declared
Of DEATH resignation want Of the requisite
Of shares insolvency absence without leave three
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AGRICULTURAL.

DICE MILLS.... ..............RLCE MILLS
Having secured the services Of Mr. PETER NoKINLAY
he inventor Of the approved RICE POU SDER
who has been 80 years engaged In the
structicn erection and management Of Rice Machinery
prepared under his supervision construct all Kind
Of Machinery required in the preparation Of Rice for the
Market and 10 furnish all necessary drawings and specio
cations.
model OF MeKnlsys Patent Rice Huller suitable for
bose who cultivate Rice for domestic consumption b.
establishments
LEEDS co.