davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-13
TEXAS ITEMS.

The Waco Examiner reports the new steamer
built at that place as about completed, having al
ready made her trial trip, bounding DER the tur-
bid waves Ike a thing of lfe."
The Crockett Sentinel records the death OF
Capt. John English. an old Texan, valusble eti-
zen. good man, and survivor OF the Texan re-
voution.
A Young man by the name Of John Harbert got
on a lark at Columbus, and having a store closed
against him. recklessly shot through the door, Sc
riousy woundiDg q Mr.. Henry Brooks, who
CHANGED 10 be among those inside.
At Wharton, young man named Gus StriDilng'
was killed by q Mr.. Clayton. There does not APP
pear 10 have been any difficulty between the par
ties beyond the fact that Clayton came upon, shot
and killed StriblDg. go
Mr.. /. G. Davis was murdered near Huntsville
by negro. Mr.: Davis and the negro had GUAR
REL on Friday, about a settlement, and on Sunday
Mr. D. was wsylsid and shot. The negro is now
in jail of Huntsville awaiting his trial.
The Republican mentions the burning down at
Austin on the night of the Sd, OF the Old Confed-
crate cannon foundry.
The San Antonio (Texas) Herald Of the lst inst.
ssys soap factory in that city manufactures toll
let soap on large scale, equal to any 10 the
world.
have been sent down from Fort Concho, supposed
to have been that of person who passed that
fort several days ago In company with another
man. About twenty holes we're cut In the coat.
and II was covered with blood. The hat had one
large cut through the brm, supposed 70 have been
done with large butcher knife which was found
near by.-[Ssn Antonio Herald. Jan. l.
Mr.. c. f. Jefferson died night before last OF
lingering consumption. Mr.. Jefferson was one OF
San Antonio's Oldest citizens, an EnglIshman by
birth, and had many warm friends who will re-
greet his deatb.- San Antonio Herald, Jan. D.
From the Bulletin we learn that the york on the
Indianola (Texas) road s progressing ninety, DOT
wiihstandiDg the rainy weather. The CONTRACTORS
will have completed, by the middle Of January,
two miles of the road.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-13
The How.I. of renn.yivan,a burning
A GREAT suBrBRRASEAS ooSFLAGRATIos.

Ssys the Louisville Courier-Journal Of the It'll:
We learn from parties in whom We may place
implicit confidence, that great eonhagration u
now at the height of its progress In the celebrated
Miller coal mines, on the Monongahela river, AZ
the mouth of the Youghiogheny, fifteen miles
southeast of Pittsburg. The fire began some
time since, and great efforts have been made TO
extinguish it. but to no purpose. Az attempt 10
check its fierce career was made Dy tne erecuou
of mud walls and the pumping in OF large quanu-
ties of water. and by this means, the nre was par
tally smothered; but the heat became 80 intense
and The pressure of gas so great that the walls
were burst and the flames are now sweeping on.
ward with greater force than ever. The fire is
snreadipg through the old mines at the rate OF
sixty wards per day, and II Is feared the enure
field NAV be destroyed. So much progress has
been made by the flames that IL Is estimated tnat
the cost of extiDguishing them before they nave
suread over space Of a thousand scres VIII DC
not less than $3.50. 600. twenty-five loaded wags
ons and all the tools of the miners nave oeen ios'
Tins far. The Miller mines are carried on oy a.
Miller 4 Co., Of which firm Mr.: Charles Miiief' u
this CITY, was formerly member.
The coal field over which this great suoterisneah
deuQe OF fire Is sweeping, is one OF tne most yain-
sbls on the Monongahela, and extends distance
NJ some eight or ten miles. II Is difficult TO say
What viii be The result Of this underground con
aagraiion If II is not checked very soon. 81 f-.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-13
The Pre-. on The Late Gen. Rousseau.

From the Chicago Times
Among the many men made prominent by the
late war who deserve most nobly of their country,
Gen. Rousseau, considering his antecedents and
surroundings. was by no means the least deserv'
inQ But the political influences which now sway
the country have endeavored to dim the luster of
his fame. His ofense, Of course, has been, that
he could not bow the knee TO the Radical idol, nor
ioin in the furious crusade against the Southern
whites which has occupied all the energies
of the dominant party since the war, and has
been the touchstone of all personal or political
favor.
He was probably the ablest Ct the volunteer
generals during the war his dashing gallantry,
kindness of heart and noble presence made him
the idol of his troops. while his military skill, In.
telliQence and zeal secured for him the commence
of bis superiors and associates 10 the service us
death will be deeply mourned by people OF an
parties in his native State, and the country at
large. .,,
DEIru OF GEN RoUssEAU.-It is with sincere
regret that we record the death OF this gahant,
true hearted and clear headed SOLDIER. lnloIms'
tion in our telerraphic column this morning
stated his serious illness, with Inflammation OF tne
bowels and now we have the sad tidings that he
has Welded to the disease and been summoned De-
fore his Great Commander to answer for MS con-
dnct in the battle Of life. From the first true
and CONSISTENT Union man, be has proved himself
emInentlv true to his principles In the recent Try.
inc times in New Orleans Prompt, bold and
inst. he cane promptly between the maddeneo
negroes and the ve3geful whites, and by the sim
ME force of the name he had earned with the lat
Ter noured oil on the raging waters and bade them
he at peace. Our sister city will mourn and mis-:
| him sorely: but we can only feel that she vii
| hone with US that, ever having borne himself 81
the BDiehtIy gentleman and the Christian SOLDIER
he will come to that Court whence there IS no ap
! peal, and steadily answer "Adsum when DIS
name IL called.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-13
ARTICLE Y.

Aoldsrs COMPANY shall 6 held ;;gssSSay sSS
setns majority IN capital shall choose Ave Of their nun
I = ss. II as %
shan be chairman and entitled 20 one vote on eli msste
sd the following named persons shah constitute the r
ssgSbS 2 SSS0 VA T. GSoIoskkf
SKc q The failure TO elect Dectors aforesaid shall MOI
continue % exercise s functions, until Board can be
SEC Three member. Of said Board of Control shan
uts qaOrum Of business and the said
boar ssTy ss ssS esons Is they may deem reau
s and DSs s ;ss @ the true IN
tent meaning Of this Act Of Incorporation or with the
laws s 81 hs ssa . 70 preside meetings
y shall hsy, power and are hereby authorized 2 pay sns
psnJ make contracts leases
s so1 and to Sud 20 be built
use II sny member o. .aid Bosrd shah e..ss to Be
Stakeholder Of said Company daring ais term q ss,Ses e
Office shall be declared vscsn and IN the event o. ne cesn
board Of Control the said Board Of Control shall have power
% nesting Ell SssssS Of he stocsSOGsrs for the sscon
TIE aid Board shan NEE. monthly for the
,sction Of business and the Manager call them to
gether at any time By giving six hours notes In writing
ARTICLE VI
An transers Of stocks shall made ths oes Of ne
and n sSSs Of sndns b e sep sale
to abide BY ali the terms conditions sna sup
made and adopted In pursuance thereof
ARTICLES x.
10 ssockhoder shall be held liable or Irresponsible
or the contracts, or faults OF said Company, Dc
nor shall any mere informay IN the organization Of said
have the charter null
or OF exposing Stakeholder TO greater liability hsn tnf
suaouns Of bis stock therein
ARTICLE xI.
The said Company shall be sued A It's cOrpOr,s
name capacity and plead and be impeaded accordingly
ARTICLE XII.
"a. ,,lon. named persons are Stockholders said Dom
sud As such the number Of shares placed
opposite to their names respectively, to-Wit;
M j. Smith, VIM Creevy, Jno. Armstrong; Thos b; Lee
Geo a. Garner, J. B. hurison, Geo. W. Manson, )
Stsnfer A. Shropshire John femberton Edwd A: York
Harmon Doane @. II. Bradshaw, David ncCoard kennsti
4 Bell WIN NJ Perkins, A. Nntsnberger o., Wihslnn'
Bogsrt, and o,herh
M Ear. AZ Control shall be epowered to receive
subscrpors TO said Capital Stock until the amount sub
crbed reached the aforesaid sum Of one million
ARTICLE XIV.
This Association go into operation IS .ocs "a "a. san
And N e1nclnson the stockholders herenbefce named
Of the aforesaid s,p9lsti?ns GOV ~
tS herenbefoe mentioned and TO that eject only
| DO herennte Subscribe their names respectively
Thus done and passed Of New Orleans aforesaid
Sere1n.o es their names With said parties and notary
John PsgssISa 4 RgTsy Smith Gee y srs s.RsSn'
inc lSnssrcns. Edw A Yorks.
EDWARD IVY, Notary Pusns.
In presence Of Geo. CLARK, y. MOO Swain
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-13

A shin captain and his mate have been fonna
puiItv Of cruelty to boys, by San Francesca
eourf. One of the boys was logged forty .ans s,
on the voyage from New York, and made 70 co.
tobacco ard drink salt water laganon ~ Of the
w,,nesses said, "his stomach puneo ous n;.an
trsd's.n The two offenders go 70 INC pe"'''"
tisry for two years,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-13

A Yankee who was travelling out West was
Obliged TO stay over night at a hotel of doubtful
rennte in A border town, where barroom tights
were the staple amussments. During the night ne
thought he heard considerable disturbances, ana
lord sveepirQ up what he thought were grapes.
he raid to him You have pretty large grapes
ont hereiu "Grspesl Grapes =" said the land
ord, +" them's eyes that were gouged out mere
last night 4"
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-13
DOPE's CURE FOR
ASTHMA,

In all Diseases Of the Throat anc'
Of Q mild, soothing and decidedly q
psrstion may be used BY persons ofsii
FAINT mewling and puking in its nurf(
sixth sgs shifts into the leap and ~
~ much prospect Of relief As from an,
PoPE'S CURE FOR CoUG's
city for over ten years, with increal.s
ties at 75c. each. Try 1t. II
druggist. corner Jacks e
Sold also by JOHN DKBENNES1
Camp and Poydras streets. -
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-13

NAOH = n essf1. N. kienei
Il Poydras street, Manufacturers a
0entlemen-I have examined the I
you BY the u. 3. Government for M
Bitters, and found In the ingredient.
well calculated TO excite and keep iDs
organs. have prescribed said Blttf
every instance ] bad occasion 70 a
cffect- i remain, gentlemen, very
obsdient servant. A. MERCER, N
Ihave examined the patent you 81
Malakoh Bitters, and find nothing III
calculated 20 act injuriously upon {
taken IN inordinate Quantities lnd1
cordial aromatic bitter. !
Your MalakOff Bftters, which I.
contain any Ingredients injurious TO
mended 10 those who are In want OF 2
YOUR. H.,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-13
LOTTERY.

Lottery.
=
~
-
LOCATED IN THIS
sd.xoy of ,h,. I.,srv will tax. Mace ss soon As IN
= 100.
-
'o-
THE ST. LOUIS HOTEL. now open to the public and
doing business.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-13
MEDICAL,
WONDER TO MAN

How everybody can, at no expensg
rem owed instantly. Scores OF peor,
deIet street and are generally surpris:
ia liquid called PAIN PAINT W.
face Of the body wherever pain existE
les instantly. This remedy Is harr. /,
used In the most deli cate csses. p
pains Of every nature leave on thes:
IT'S PAIN PAIsT has createe'
New York and all over the country
the advent OF Pain Paint. Sold u
b ottle. A liberal discount to the rat
~ caropeS|
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-13
DIGAUD - CO.'S 81
pARIs1AN Periphery,

- PARTISAN PEBFtMERY,
PatfonIred by the Empress Of the nch and exessVe,
used In ali fashionable circles for lie xceenee and SUPERB
ority. "a
RIaAUD CO.'S YLANGYiA4yG and MANILA
BOUQUET, the new scent Rgstf Co are the only i'm.
In Europe Of the fragrant e1ct OF tAngyaho H0n
the Philippine Isles n. ~
RIGAUO co IS TOLUTINE A!ieicoas Toilet w stef
superior 10 Eau de Cologne, lo,fs vinegar OF fi"1s
"RfGkup A co.'s MIRANDA SOAP, sxquistsly per
fumed and keeping its fragrance 90 :he last
RIGAUD 4 co . MIRANDA tJAAfUh, for preserv
Ing and be autlfyi ing the hair.
RfGlIiD Al (yOiS DFNrOVTEE, q most agreeable
elixir preserving the teeth aud pffning the breath
RIGAUD OOf5 TOOTH-ckhtd, q remarkaoie pro
paration producing brilliant 70 the teetn ,,
RIGAUD A COTS ROSE POW pt.h superior 70 sioie'
and al o.9s ,y S, u NoNIToR: tE TO THE TOILET
with photographic nustratons WIN ~ SEM w Va N
stamp - a. "a a. p,.Asu.r par,.
Agent n Eewberry Sons IS ~ raals Church Yard Lon
don = o..
Dspo' 'sAs' ~ =, hQcoSGEs.
80 Chsrtres stresk
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-13

Ia Hollands,, No. n
&c Malakof Bitters:
ESnt that was grantee
SStactoring the kslskcn
sNraployed Q compound
r. cd order the digestivs
several times, and IN
tstain their beneficial
fespectfully, your N ost
n d. l98 Canal street.
Ior the manufact ure OF
sa Ingredients Thereof
human system, unless
; II 10 nothing bu 10
q A. SMITH, N. %.
Ave examined, do not
31th, and may be recon-
) = d tonic.
4gHUPPERf, n. d.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-13
No More Copaibs ~ Cubebs.
GRIMAULrs CAPSULES AETa oUID EXTRACT %
MATIoo vEGsfihLIs

NO More CoPaibs shS Cubeb..
aRINAuLT7s CAPSULES ANn;EIQUID EXTRACT o.
NATIOO VEGes3aLIs
WHARF al othsr medicines ad these preparations
viii always effect These ins rapid and extraordinary
cure OF and ehronc.ss OF private diseases
They used IN the hospitals Of fs{ " the ceeoreed VI
ard found RreHty supep 70 al ntnerto sn1vn
mineral remedies and Copaba sndNnoebs The mjectfsnn
used In recent and capsules In more etFcAio c.seA
Hyrup of Peruvian HsFk and Iron.
-PREPARxp ;pis-
GKIMAULT a. co.,
Chemists 70 d. L Il. Prince Napoleon. PARA
rn,s medicine presents IN an asable FORM the active
principles Of Bark the beg Of tOnics combined
with Iron the npal base the blood IL IL pre-
scrbed BY the most eminent phyaans OF fars 70 cure
Chlorosis Sickness) 20 ss the Development OF
young females and to restore vgor 70 the system
In general IL rapidly removes the ressing stomacn com
plants by anemia and 70 Wnlen ladies are
subject, reguarizes and Aftates ne now OF tns
catamenia and Is also exceent rs pale ympnatlc ano
children. Lastly e1cts the sppeue promotes
Digestion and is extremely benencae 70 All persons whose
blood has been impoverished By hAss or long and
convaescenca The effects OF this syrup are ~ once eesn
endspeedy. t
S v. pHC0yGES,
4: 80 Chsrtres street.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-13

subscFiption-Twelvs Eonth., -
vance This ione established Jos Z
at this time, In view Of the isc' ~
her railroad communiesHens
becouirg a. point Of interes7
Il is devoted 10 the deyelopnI
teresv Of the State Of fioriisI
partment devotes special sftenues
and Timber trade growins up IN ~,
commercial items, which 10 the !.
the Development Of the great nal! Z
~ o port Advertisements soiici'el
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-13
Che gsw erIssus Gnsaut. #saassasB. ssmaars Is.
MACHINERY, HARDWARE.

MACHINERY. HARDWARE.
CrAuFFER. KENT a Co.
LATE STARK. srAUrrER CO..
.I.....~..........C Canal street ...............51
In addition to fun assortment Of Foreign and Domestic
HARDWARE.
MALE. IRON. STEEL. COPPER. TIN PLATE. SHEET
ZINC, YELLOW METAL. PAINTS. OILS.
CLASP ETC. ETC.
Would call attention TO their large Stock Of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Comprising the following well known
Flows:
$500 JAMES Il. HALLS PREMIUM. awarded first Prem
iuns the Fairs Oflses and 1857
500 GARRETT JTTxANs.
ZOO CALHOUN 4 ATKINsos's. Genuine.
1900 HALL SPEER'S.
1000 B. +. AvERY's
$50 JOHN KINGS, Carey.
$50 Yosrs PLows AND scRAPERs.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
AND COTTON FACTORS.
Hardware,
NAILS, PLows, HOES, GUNS. TRACE CHAISs,
HAMEs AND COLLARS
500 kegs NAILS-4d. Sd, Sd, l0d, I'D and 2Od.
1000 Hall 4 speer COTTON FLOWS.
1000 B. T. Avery
500 assorted SUGAR PLows.
so casks English PLANTERS HOES.
$500 Double Barrel SHOT GUNS $40 TO $780,
50 casks English TRACE CHAINS
500 dozen ROOT HAMES.
500 dozen HoGsKIN COLLARS
200 dozen p. @. Taylors AXES.
100 dozen Hunts AXES.
For sale at Reduced Prices, by
TAYLOR 4 CHURCHILL,
q Magazine street, opposite st James Hotel
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-13

CtrRK's OFFICE UsrIKD STATS DIsrzcr CouEr.
December I, 1858. J
In Bankruptcy notice issued from ths once that
JoBN THoRNHILL has fled his petition ts be declared
bankrupt asths partner Of W. Estn was issued through
mistake II should have been Henry ThernAih
M John fhOrnh hss net applied the beneht Of the
Bankrupt Law. ,ovw p.,,.v Cla,k
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-13
y Ss VIZ. KIRK a 90.

Slx months, 81 IN ed.
i becomes very desirable
| Pensacola Is effecting
5 the Northwest, and
TO enterprising men.
al Of the material In
and In Its local de-
% the immense Lumber
vicinity, a. also 10 other
,eful reader viii indicate
] advantages Of Psnsaools
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-13
UGHs, COLDS

kungs requiring the use
remedy, this pre-
AZ ages, from "the in
. arms" to where "tAe
FIRED pantaloon," with
tSmula IN pharmscopie.
~ has been used in this
!. demand; Is put in bot
yHE II. POPE.
& thd Prytanis streets.
.sLE, Druggist, corner
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-13

TIE Of said Company shall be under the direction and
Of Edward Higgins who at any time have
the privilege sssocating with him more persons from
among stockholders Of the Company subject TO the ap
urova Of the Board Control who shall act Board Of
Agents sscng the business Of said Company
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-13

81 Charles Hotel,
New Orleans. La
GREY JACKET BITTERs.
rro THE REAL SOUTHERN PEOPLE.
New Orleans. December L. Is0s.
In the year 1865 the undersigned percsIvng that their
ends in the South being imposed by thousands
of vile compounds under the names of whkis Brandss
Gins schnapps Bitters etc. etc. determined begin the
manufacture of pure medicinal spirit out of hOeraised
Southern herbs to supply want of the public in this as
which had created the demand We called our spirit
GREY JACKET BITrEKs.
And 50 popular did they that they at this
early date Ia three Om their FIRST manu-.
fscture, used all over the South.
THE MATERIALS WE USE NOW ARE TIE SAME
AS WERE EMPLOYED By US AT FIRST.
AND WE HAVE so FAR HEARD NO CON-
PLANTS OF GREY JACKET BITTERS BEING CoUN
TERFtTTED, while the papers are filed with warnings
from Yankee manufacturers pretended real counter
fe.ts Of their medicst,d spirits.
THAT THESE SPIRITS wEBE BAD WAS UN-
DEN-ABLE.
But with whom the responsibility properly rested the South
sru people could not reasonably know do suppose
they cared.
They only purchase them and bought the GREY
JACKET BIrTERs in their place
OUR OBJECT NOW Is TO PROCLAIM THAT TIE
ere., southern Medicinal Spirits.
-Known as the
GREY JACKET BITrERs,
Have Never Been Count srre,,sd.
AND CAN ALWAYS BE RELIED UPON, AND THAT
| AS FAR AS Is IN OUR POWER, SHALL ALWAYS
BE KEPT PURE.
WE NEVER HAVE. NOR NEVER SHALL, MAKE
TWO KINDS OF SPIRITS.
We are Southern Manufacturers.
BARNETT L LION.
|
SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF GREY JACKIE
BlTTERs,
al lr-sa
No. IL New Levee street
And II Fulton street.
NEW ORLEANS. LA.
| AyOTICE.............. .NOIACf
CIrRK's OFFICE UsrrKD STATS DIsrzIcr oouEr,
December I, 1858.
In Bankruptcy notice issusd from this once 70
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-13
CKENCn HzEDICINEssl
D,se.snv. Elixir rep.,n..

Digestive Elixir m Fepstns.
eRIMAULr CO., OstMIsrs, PAKIs
PRPslNE the latest scientific d5very Of DR. Corvsar
MUSICIAN 10 his majesty the EmpesH Of the French Is tbs
Juice ITSELF rather the stve principle purineo
fOOd IN the stomach 81 by ca 1se OF
other the supply Of digestive nud small the inevitable
are bad Digestion tis gastrais inam-
nation az the mucous and bowels heart
burn puite anRmia lJss Of stT1yth and On females)
chOrOss The Elixir Of Pepsne VII Is sanctioned BY the
appreciation Paris Academy edcne speedily cures
ali such diseases and prevents vomiting Turing pregnancy
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-13
PEOPLE.

8. hsve sll kinds Of pain
'ars visiting ~ Csron-
: at the wonderful effect
81 IL applied en- the sur
a. n BY magic all psin
hs Is water. and can be
ga aches and rheumatic
i3st application VOL
"a great excitement in
e.kSolks hail with delight
1 cents, 81 and IS per
.SoHN GRAVES,
: / street. sole Agent.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-13
GREY JACKET BITTERs.

New Orleans. DeeembeE L, 1s0s.
In the year 1865 the undersigned percsving that their
friends the South being imposed upon by thousands
Of vile compounds under the Of Whistles, Brandies
Gins schnapps Bters etc, etc. determined to begin the
manufacture of pure medicinal spirit out of hOnerased
Southern herbs supply the want of the public in this has
which had created the demand We called our spirit
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-13
Gha 8em 0rlealls Qrtstent.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. JANUARY Is. 1869
MORE MILITIA HORRORS IN Az
KANSAS.

CITIZENS MURDERED IN COLD BLOOD
NEAR MADISON, ARKANsAs-THREE TENNESSEE
ANS TAKEN FROM A FERRYBoAT AND DOUBLE
QUICEED " TO MARI0N-A GENERAL PRoeRAMME
OF RoBBNG AND PLUNDERING MILITIA Bx
PEcrED-oUTRAGEs ALONG THE oUACHIrA-NE-
GRo MILITIA sAcKIsG LANDINGS AND STORES.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-13
ARTICLE VIII.

frescurths the stockholders In capital shall hs.s tas
power up and settle the business sAd Affairs OF said
Company any time curing its existence, or OF making
any modcatent additions changes 10 this act on giving
sixty peveus notice In two Of the newspapers published
y this city.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-13
ARTICLE TX.

Ths capital stsok said Company heTeby liked a s
sun Of TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOL
LARS divided shares of Fifty Dollars each, ell of which
be paid before the signing Of these presents which
amount not exceeding NIL
ion " he same should be required by twethrds capital
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-13

On the SEPARATION said Of twenty avs yesr
herenbeore agreed upon for the existence Of said Company
maorty the stockholders In capital shall have power 70
dsermns upon the mods Of selling and deposine OF all
property and effects belonging 70 said Company and also
10 Dec upan the and conditions Of the sale OF
disposition thereof and finally Of winding up and qnd.tns
lts A6siHs 30 ths best advantage.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-20
B1ooDsHED IN NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS May 19.-Until last night the
adjoining suburb OF Jefferson City. though
included in the Metropolitan Police Dis
tziet, has resisted by force every attempt oi
the Metropolitan Police to assert their iurisdic-
ton. Lat night. however. a force Of three
hundred Metropolitans, in charge OF captain,
we're detailed to take charge Of Jefferson pre-
cinct. and made movement about 10 o'clock
on the municipal buildings of Jefferson, which
we're filed vita armed citizens. A small bat
Tie ensued. in which twelve or fourteen Of the
Metropolitans we're wounded, two dangerous
", after which the police retired. Governor
Yarmouth called on General Mower for the
aid of the United States troops, and company
WAS furnished, who took possession OF the
Jefferson Market House this morning without
oppositiop, and installed the Metropolitans.
The .MetropoIitans then proceeded to re-
yenee their defeat Of last night upon unofend-
ing bys,anders, q number Of whom we're bad
" beaten with clubs. Cit,zens we're arrested
ipdis6 Ultimately. The violence Of the Metro
aoltsns was entirely unprovoked. Much ex-
0itsment prevails in Jefferson, and the troops
stiu remain there.