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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-01-24
Remember Them .
The Huntsville Videhe says

Iuo I1aI t5FIIIo itsIte 5dy5'
Speaker Richards and twenty other
members of the present House of Repre-
sentatives, are in favor of repeating the
outrageous franchise acIs, and they have
placed their names on record, where they
will be remembered in the great political
judgment day" which is fast approach,
ing.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-01-24

Ex- Gov. A. G. Browns late letter
asserting the fairness of the late cleo,
ton in Mississippi, by which the scala.
wag constitution was defeated, is com.
mended throughout the North by Re.
pubhcans and Democrats. Forney even
sneaEs kindly of If.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-01-24

At Elgin, Illinois, last Thursday, Bal =
ley, who killed Laird at NaperVille, for
improper intimacy with the formers wife,
was discharged from custody on giving
$4,000 bond for his future appearance.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-01-24

Capt GoodenOugh, DoOrkeeper of the
United States House of Representatives,
was married in New York yesterday 10
Mrs. Lawrence Taylor.
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MysIeriOnsIy Disappeared.

A Mr.. Abijah johnson, of Beaver creek,
near Powel's station, has mysteriously dis
appeared, and it is supposed fouIly dealt
with.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-01-24

Maj. n. A. Sturdivant, Commons
wealth's Attorney for Richmond, Vir-
ginia, has been removed by Gen. Stone ,
man and carpet Dagger named Bundy
appointed TO succeed him.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-01-24

The Kingston East TennesseGn learns
that on the 14th inst, the dwelling house of
Owen Gentry, Esq, Of Crossville, occupied
by himself and L. ]. DeSabla, was entirely
consumed by fire.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-01-24

Some fifteen persons have been placed
in the military prison at Jefferson, Texas,
by the military authorities. No cause
for the arrests is known.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-01-24

Georgia cocks won seven out of eight
fights, in the recent great chicken con-
fliCts in New York. Human beings
staked $500 on the result.
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PARAGUAY.
Further Particulars of the Late Hat
LIe-I.Opez and the American Min

IIe-LOpez and the American Min
lister.
New YORK, Jan. GA Rio JaneirO
letter Of Dec %, confirms the account OF
the rout Of Lopez and his army at VIII
leta. The Brazilian loss is placed at
1000, but it is understood that the Em-
perOr admits it to have been much heav-
Ter. Augustura had not yet been at
tackled, but a division was marching
against it Minister McMahan is re-
ported to have come to an understand
ing with Lopez, and the steamer Wasp
had returned 70 Rnenes Avras
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-01-24

Strong efforts are being made in the
Kentucky Legislature to remove the
capital to Louisville.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-01-24

Haighrs paper mill at Saltwater, New
York, was burned ON Wednesday night.
Loss $4,000. insurance $1,000.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-01-24

The city Of Augusta has sold her rail,
road stock at ninety cents, to pay interest
and city debts.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-01-24

SATURDAY, Jan. 23.-The House was
called to order at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, Mr.
Speaker Richards in the chair, and sixty
members present
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-01-24
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.


SATURDAY, Jan. %, lS69.-The Sem
ate was called to order at 10 A. M,
Speaker Senter in the chair.
THE LUNATIC ASYLUM.
By Mr. Lindsey: Two petitions in re-
lation to the Lunatic Asylum. asking
that certain accounts be paid. Referred
to the Committee on Asylum.
HOUSE BILLS OH THIRD READING.
Act creating Board of County Com>
missioners for Madison County.
Mr.. Rodgers offered an amendment
giving the Judge of the Circuit Court of
Maury county the power to appoint al
the officers and juries of the court. The
amendment was laid on the table, and
the bill passed.
To amend the act to change the line
between the counties of Hancock and
Hawkins.
SPECIAL ORDER.
The confirmation of the appointment
of DIR. Pearne, as Chief of the Metropol-
itan Police of Memphis, by the Governor,
was made the special order for next
Thursday, at IL O'Clock.
Adjourned until l0k O'Clock, Monday
morning.
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WASHINGTON.

TO TBE ASSOCIATED PRRss BY THE WEyTKRy
UNION LINZ.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-01-24


TELEGRAPHIC,
WASHINGTON.
MORE APPOINTMENTS BY THE
PRESIDENT,
The Currency Statement for the
Week.
The Suffrage Bill I'm Congress.
The American Minister In Par
aguay.
DeWitt's Walking Feat Accom-
pllShed.
The Rogers Murder Mystery.
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FOREIGN.

BY THE SOUTHERN. ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC LINE
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quence Of the impetuous Washington (colored),
or the silvery toned Murrell, now resonant with
delicious strains of music and adorned By the
presence of loveliness, which routed forever ell
the unpleasant associations and once more conse-
Grated the hall to Terpsichore and Mirthfulness.
The crowd was 90 great a. to make one certain
that the entry of dozen or two more would com.
pletely blockade dancing. And still visitors kept
pouring in; still the dance went on, and with such
zest that the reporter, who absolutely tore him.
self away from the enhancing scene. has been
ever since anxious TO 60 back again and renew the
brief delights be experienced.
THE ST. CHARLES MARDI-GRAs BALL.
To say this annual gathering ct the Old Drury was
this year brilliant, would be superiuous for every
one knows that it cannot be otherwise. In an in
credibly short time after the close Of the
theatrical performances, the psrquette and stage
were converted Into dancing floor, and then
entered the guests, masked and costumed in every
conceivable style. How long the festivities
lasted. and how enjoyable they were. we must at
this late hour of writing leave to the readers
imagination. promising, however, more extended
description OF the festivities in next edition.
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maskers In carriages. on horseback and on foot.
"Oh, see the Msrdi Gras." was momentarily the
cry of hundreds Of delighted children. Ethiopia
took possession Of the Clay Statue, and nobly
held it's ground. There were no disturbances Of
any importance. Superintendent Cain was HIM
self active and arrested several ss dangerous and
suspicious chsrssters. And to the credit Of the
police generally Is may be said that they de-
mesped themselves with an evident desire to inter-
fere as little as possible with the amusements of
the day..
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No young lady can be too wen instructed in anv.
thing which will affect the comfort Of q family.
Whatever position In society she occupies, she
needs practical knowledge of household duties.
She may be placed in such circumstances that Il
will not be necessary for her to perform much do
mestic labor but on this account she needs no
less knowledge than If she was obliged to preside
personally over the cooking stove and pantry.
inoeed, have thought that it is more difficult to
direct others, and requires more experience, than
10 90 the same work with our own hands,
Motners are frequently so nice and particular
mat they do not like to give up any part of the
care TO their children. This is great mistake in
their management, for they are often burdened
with labor and need relief. Children should be
early taught to make themselves useful; to as
slst their parents every way in their power and
to consider IL privilege to do so.
Young people cannot realize the Importance of
tnorough knowledge OF housewifery; but those
who have suffered the Inconvenience and NORTH.
cation OF ignorance can well appreciate it, Chi.
dren should be early INDUCED in their disposition
10 bake and experiment, in various WAYS II ia
oisen but troublesome help that they afford:
still II Is great advantage to them. knov 4
little girl who at nine years old made a loaf of
bread every week during the winter. Her mother
Taught her how much yeast, salt and -four to use
and she became quite an expert baker. When.
ever she is disposed to try her skill in making
She Is thus, while amusing herself, learning an
important lesson. Her mother calls her her little
housekeeper, and often permits her to get what is
necessary for the table. She hangs the KEYS by
ner side and very musical is the jinglng TO her
ears think before she is out of her teens, upon
which she has not yet entered, that she will have
some idea how to cook.
some mothers give their daughters the care of
nouse-keeplng, each week by turns Il seems
70 me good arrangement and q most useful part
OF tner education. Domestic labor is BY all
means incompatible with the highest degree Of re-
nnement and mental culture. Many OF the most
elegant, accomplished women have known have
looked well to their household duties and honored
themselves and their husbands BY 30 doing.
economy, taste, skill In cooking, and q neatoess
p me Kitchen have great deal to do in making
ne happy and prosperous. The charm Of good
housekeeping is in order. economy and taste dis.
,isyed IN attention 10 little things; and these
nlngs have wonderful influence. A dirty kit.
hen and bad cooking have driven many 9 one
rom nome 70 seek comfort and happiness some |
snere else. None Of our excellent girls are ft TO
e married until they are thoroughly educated In
he deep and profound mysteries Of the Kitchen |
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1xOBERT r. BUTTONS
GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENCY.
virEinian Once, Eighth street. L-echburr vIrxni.

uas ss =: ssssss n ~ nsv.ps pubshsdhs IN
We have corrected lsts Of all The Daily Tn, wall,
MIA S spd wcsss scas pHssesd n
bona Louisiana nssissispi Isrss and nnssss in adj
parties dssroa Of Advertising u sny p.rss fsEa Which
can make their own selection '''~1'is>.
ss Il 'S ~ enc ssss sSsssr.s As
throughout the Southern States and conssausutv wv
Extensive saver.ise are assured that they viii nnd a.
States especially twin relieve thar y lot me southern
.nd insure The publication Of their sdvertssmsn rna
Patronage from sbrOad respectful, solicited. ..
Al ecmmnAieaHon' Addressed a. above win receive uro
ApyrETisixe Aexscy Robert r. Button Of Iv,..,u.
and SHsc se ob spi s1 vi.
# hs In ssSn Sranap e ala Ne + the Assn
81 Buiios ssa '1 fa ssy . sssSps..d Ss
ed upon-Msysnd Farmer and Mechanic OCT i ssrs-
y Me- sSs: s ss ss o n. III; ss.s cara
sgneheu.x virginia that he has the busns
var md gs.aing much 5 Sssss": e n.
sons and snrsy reliable and " m osad a
hin 70 al who may desire his Any bs, smnena
ID to-Pse-burr VA Express. Nov n. iss7 ''y attend
bnsn. Eosss. sgr.os Of Ly.enbu1g the Virginia,
Connected With h vfsnisn since s7 and lo s has been
P.sls: '' sss ,SS
babe Agent-D TA' Reeisssr Nov "A iss ana re-
ROs.,, s,,,o, E.d ss 2, Tnss August ssh lisa
sutnon1so 70 rooeive and receipt Tor the Brrto
: JOHN BLACK
Editor Bristol New.
Mr. KosnRr r. EgrTos for many years usnss sns MAI
sernng Newspaper the Lynehburg 'rnisn, and aso 49,
Seent cs several papers, has resumed his old bustn.
~e nave has business relations with for nm.
A1s have awsys found him prompt energetic and 90
Liable We cneer ally recommend him 10 ell perzons -
g ne services Of an advertising ag ncy In Vr4nja
sie Ais) Advertiser and Register Nov. Ia l865 NO
ApyKKnsue-Ns have received the bnssps-. 49,
MT. HosERr r. BuIrox. Of the s0enersl AdSsrsaas
Aeency' vrgnisn OJce, Lypchbsrx, Va n sfYorS. q
os hsd Tor long period much Nth h
j. n,ts evsys io1nd hin prompt practical and Ia eysrr
49, ne nay require such ssrviccs come within a.
@osFs OF bis onsinsss-k Richmond whis. Eov. {. lsSz
:. oSncs or sHs DAILY isp wxxxIY nxrrruoxxcxr,
- p...-. p - - Atlanta. Ga March q 1894
~ Robert Button p hereby aushorsed % receive a.
ressip FOR N , socenpton. 70 re Daily Insigsncs ana
JARED ]. WHITAKER "a
sfsar ---r- Proprietor II Insllesnos.
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RI0AUD q CO.'S
PARTISAN PERFUMERY.

rscnissd By the Empress Of the French and
eed al fashionable circles for its Excssaes and saps
GRITTY.
,66IdAuD cos YLAN9YLANa snd MANILA
nUsn2uEL, tne nav scent Rgaud Co the only IN
si EaAiRfn ( Coz oo q roru,,.r
psrior 70 kAn 4 Cologne. Toilet Vinegar riors
RiaAup = ooy n1RAxpA SOAP. ..o,,...,, -,
fe - .s6 seeping IT, n.ganee 70 the last.
nio4pD W y nRANDA P0kATUn, for prsssrv.
MI, EieAuD CO.'S DENfoBUK . most sgrssarh
TOT greeryng the tssth and peruinR the breath
RI9AuD co.'s TOOfH.CREAH ! rsmsrSsoIs nm,
pe5a.on R5odnstns brilliant yhissnsss TO the teeth
No AZ other Starch and kics Povdsr1
Lh6 LITTLE 4Oufr0R; GUIDE TO THE TOILET
stamp. y 1872 - -
wboIss Heasd Co., 8 me d R,ebsEsu, Psi
don- - - ~ So = d rsais onasn ssd hee
y pucorgEs g
Nrr = Chartrss arss
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IN KRU~TCv-EsTATE OF CHARLES IT.
ANoe,s-uDitea States MaIshsrs once District Of Lou
on tbeth day Of Jsnuary A. ID. 1862 Warrant in Bank
ruptel was issued against the estate Of Char Mobiles
Of sev Orleans parish OF Orleans and
who has adjudged bankrups his petition; that
the Of any debts and delivery Of property be-
ongR TO such bankrupt 70 him his the trans
Ter q ny property By him forbidden BY law that meeting
OF o. the said bankrupt their and
70 chse enc gnees Of his viii be bald AZ a
Court Of Bankruptcy. 10 be holden No. Al Exchange
fIsef In the city New Orleans before Don
Augpssn Register the 10th day OF February A. D. 1862
at II o'clock N.
mo 2f. ~ y J. HFRRov .r
jal2 fe20 y. g. Marshal DlstrIot OF IouIslsn.
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Keep 4 Hogan, IS Tchoupitoulas street and SO
New Levee, keep on hand large and extensive
stock Of hardware and cutlery. Jas. q. Hall &
co.s Msyesville, Ky, plows. sugar and cotton.
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IN. RANKRUPTCr-EsrA OF rRAsrnox

In; HANKRUPTCY-EsTA OF TRAstMox
Lsndry(onee Urited states ssrshs District OF Louisi-
ana New Orleans Janusv H. lS69his IL 10 give notiea
that on the 9Th day OF Januay D. 1869 warrant in bank
rpty was issued against the estate Of Traon Landry f
Gonsdsonvie In the parish Of Ascension OF Lon
isena Who has been adiudged bankrupt his psi-
n ina, the pa, ment Of any debts and delivery any
property belonging said bankrupt or fr M. ma
a. the transfer Of by him, BY law
that meeting OF the creditors OF said bankrupt 20 rv
Their debts and 20 choose assgnees
win be held at Court Of Bankruptcy De holden Al No AZ
EXCHANGE Place. In the city OF New Orleans L,ui~ian
before Donsie1 Apgustin Register, the 27ih day Ok
February, D.. 1862 at ~ O'Clock n - "
A-No 2sS. FL. HEBRON
iai2 feT u. = Marshal, District on Tonislsns
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TS BANR RUPTCY-EsrATEs OF THEODORE,
frOs and Iheophi Frois udvd ally and cops-tners
office hrm Of Theodore frois Co United States Marshas
Once, Db trct Of Louisiana Orleans January g. 1863
Tbs is 20 give notice that the day jana ~ A D.
l9 warrant In bankruptcy Issued against estates
OF Theodore Frois and 1heophile FOis individually and 40
copstnens OF the hrm Of Theodore Frois CO. Of the
OF Lnsana, who have been sdjudged bankrupis their
owa pettion that the of delivers
any property belonging 70 such bankrupts them o
TOT their and the transfer Of any property by them are
forbidden by law that meeting Of the rsdors Of tbs
ssid 20 prove their debts and choose
ssgnees OF their estafes Win De held Court Of Bank
rurtcy to be holden Exchange Place in the cv of
New Orleans Louisiana, before Donsen Augusta Rsestsr
on the twentieh day Of February 1862 ti2 o'clock NJ
40 z0 j. HEBRON.
jao feD U. g. Marshal, District OF LouISlsna
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Iho.s alopp.1 Unisss ss,.. ns1s OF ERNEST
Loutssn January ~ A. eQ-fofs Z. a.,
no Ice that the 10Th day OF January A. D. ls6o Wa
rant sn Bankucy issued against the estate II rnest
Thomst Crepper parish OF 81 MARY ana saaa -
Louis duo adudged a on His own nefIts.
that t Of and de yerv Of snv ,rn.r
bon Ing such bankrupt him ~ for h NJ. sf ~
rans Of property by him forbidden by law thai n
met OF the creditors Of the sNd bankrupt prove thr
debts go 70 choose one or more sssgees his estate be
held AZ Court OF Bankruptcy, holden at NO al Fr
change Place In the City Of New Orleans Louisiana befor,
Dcnsisn tueusn Register. the lslh day Of February A.
d. 1861, at IL occck 4 ''' -
A-.ae $40. FL HERROv
js22xel3 ~ u. q MarshsI District OF t,onsia,s
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tn - NkHUPTCY-EsTA OF FRANK Y:
L Dvrlaxs and Obas r Dupls-sis individually and as
members Of the firm Of Dupessis Co-ofice United
MsrsbN District Of Louisiana New 0resn-, Janu-
airy u lst9 This is 20 give notice that on the 7th
dey O. JAuary d. 1853, warrant In bankruptcy
issued Agknst the estates Of Frank " and Charles y
pupleeis; q New Orleans, IN the parish Of Or
leans and state OF Louisiana who been sdiudgsd
on their petition; that the payment any debts
and delivery Of any property belonging said bankupts to
them OF for TIER property
BY law; thst meeting 81 the creditors Of the
SAID their debts and 70 choose
sssgnets Of their estates win be held Court Of Bank
Iuptc be no den at No. Al Exchange Place Of
New Orleans Lonisisna before Donaten Augustn Register
on the f5th day Of February. n ls69 At u o'clock
Nm. ~ .rr y j. HERRON, 80
jalzViS U. n Marshal ID strict Louisiana
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IN BANKRUPTOY-EsT OF John w
lfalfour-United States Marshsl's Ofcs-Dis,rict OF
Lnuia few Orleans January H. ls69-fhs Is 70 Give
noaes t1s On The ga day Of JanssEy D. 1862 War
W. Bafour OF Mkens Bend in the "a Of Madison ana
State Of Louisiana who was adudgsd bankrupt his own
pton that the payment Of any debts delivery Of anv
property belonging 10 such bankups him hsuse and
the transfer Of any property BY him forbidden BY aw
that meeting the credorr Of
thet d,os and 70 choose ene or sssnees Of estate
viii 20 held at sCour Of Bankruptcy holden Al No AZ
Exchange In the city Of New Orleans Louisans be-
fore Donation Augustin Regser on the 10Th day Of Fab
rusry. A. n 1869, ct II O'Clock n
A-No 25l. FL HERRON
JAZZ fez0 u. 3. Marshal. District Of Louisiana
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I'm RANKRUPTCY-EsrArE oFMRs. OATH
IN RANKKUPTCY-EsrAr OF HENRY ST

NicIsls' nhce Of Uniied States Marshal, District
Louisiana New Orleans Jsnusry II, ls6efh Is to give
police ,sst on the 9Th day Of January 1852 warrant
In b.nkrupty Issued against the OF Henry \.
Nch Of and In the sh Of Tensss and state of Lousi
ana who has been adiudged bankrupt hts peons
belonging TO said bankrupt to him for his and the
rsnseI ~ any opery y him. are oteudn oy law shat
debts and 10 choose Of his will
be held - Court OF Ban kuptcy be holden No Al Ex
change face IN the city Of New Or Louisn before
Dcnasn Aggussn Register the 18th day Of Februas
A-No 90. T. HEBRON
jal2 fels u. g. Marshal District OF Louisiana
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Tin BANKRUPTCY.

ETrTcHxEsssA66E ,. OF p,: s3sEs 7,
isn1 ny Orleans Jsnusy H. 1862 This is 70 give notice
wsrr.ne bankruptcy va. issued against the estate
and s.Ss 81 LouIsisn., WIG vas seiudgsd :
and % property beonsng 70 said bankrupt %
- law messing OF the creditors OF the said
prove tb~ir debts and to choose
viii be held Court Of Bankruptcy
be holdant No Al Exchange Place. In the city vf New Or
leans before Donation Augss in negster the
18th day $.seruary, A. D. 1861 a. u clock u X
jsl2 fslf q. 9. Marshal. District Of Louisiana
In RANKRUPTCY-EsT OF MRS cATHA-
i rns A. Blackburn feme sole-Ohice United States.
Marshal District of Lousans, New Orleans: January
H. 1862 Tbs to give notice that the 9Th day of jan
raryA kt9 awsrran In bankruptcy was s-ued against
the estate of Mrs Catherine A blackburn. Of the
ish q Carroll and State Of Lsuisisns who has been
adudged bankrupt his ition that the payment
Of debts and delivery Of any property belonging 70 said
bankrupt To him for his and the OF
sry BY hn forbidden b. law ths meeting the cred
ors II he said bzbkrup TO their debts and 90 choose
Or moro ssgnse q his estate vii be held q Court Of
Bankruptcy 70 be hod-n at No Al Exchange psce IN the
Of Few Orleans Louisiana. beore Donation Aagusar
Register, on the 18Th day Of February, 1862 at II
O'Clock y ~
A-No $40 FL HEBRON
ial2 tets q. Marshal. District Of Louisiana
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N. O. STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
HEw ORLEANS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
UNITED STATES or AMERICA. }
ssAn or LOUISIANA. Orr or NEW ORLEANS.
CHAsrKE.

Know. fhss .. NJ. sshsh any q rssrussy n sss
and Of the Independence Of the United States TIE
IN and for the City and Parish Of New Or
lesns ststs Of Louisiana Aforesaid, duly commits
parties hersnasr named sad undsrsgned who severslly
declared that svainR themselves Of the provisions OF
statutes Of the Louisiana relative % the organize
ton Of corporations In this Sate they have and
agreed and do By these presents covenant and bind
themselves and those whom they Represent 70 form them
selves into ana constitute corporation for The objects and
purposes and under the spulatons Regulations and obgs
Mons following. town:
ne nsns snd titls q ssid Company snau "rxw
ORLEANS STEAMSHIP COMPANY and its domci Ia
hereby estab.hed IN the city Of New Orleans snd sha
exst and continue for the term Of twenty Ave years from the
date Of these unless sooner dissolved hsrsna
provided for u shall have corporate Ba With device
the same ssd ths Of the Company shs mArxs
thereoE
ARTICLE II.
fhs object Of ssid company or otherwise BRO
and maintain steamships constitute line
lines Of Steamship be controlled in the city
New Orleans and to trade between said aud any port
or ports on the Atlantic coast or Gulf Of Mexico.
The manager OF said company shall be perscn on
whom to citations other sgsl process WHARF
N tie sA;o Company may be interested.