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An OLD FRIEND St. Joseph
Gazette publishes romance OF double
wedding during recent steamboat ex.
cursion from that city. We rather liked
that story when 6ss Published, about
twenty years ,go: but it then happened
on the Tennessee River. We fully recog-
niss II, though tho pleasant narrative is
somewhat marred in places where the
Local of the Gazette substitutes language
Of bis own, or attempts to give it a local
character. We will look that story up.
and publish it next week. so that the Ga
zette man may have the benefit Of the
correct text, next time. Beware Of the
blowing Of the White Cloud Chief!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-07-29

A New NovELEr BY Mrs. HENRY
WooD In the Saturday Evening Post
of July 9Th. new Sarial is begun by
the celebrated author of East Lynne
1t is called George Canterbury's Will"
and opens in this authors usual interes-
ting manner. An extra edition will be
printed OF the early numbers of this sto-
ry, but. those wishing it would do we'll
to apply early. Sample copies Of The
Post. containing the opening chapters,
will be sent gratis. Prics Of the Post.
so so q year: four copies. $500. Ad.
dress II. Peterson &. Co., 3l9 Walnut
Street. Philadelphia.
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~ Rev. D. P. Mitchell has re

w Rev. D. P. Mitchell has received
a surveying contract. 1t is to be hoped
that. with supplying spiritual truck to
the Penitentiary, psddling life insurance.
and operating in contracts. he may man.
age to exc out a precarious existence. 1t
would be sad thing If be were reduced
to the necessity Of preaching the gospel
sad for the gospel.
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]. fHorE. How pleasant it is to know
that. after using DR.. Fairs Inrisorsting
Cordial. you will be restored to better
health than you have enjoyed for years.
This is no imaginary statement Thous-
snds can testify to its correctness. For
sale BY Brown. Weber & Grshsm. Nos.
10 and IL North Second street, st. Louisa
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ALMOST A FIRE.-Mondsy noon. the
roof Of Philip Bremer's house was dis
covered to be on Gre: but BY prompt &C.
tion. the Gre was put out before doing
much damsge. 1t caught from . stove
pipe running up through the roof-s very
dangerous and too freqasnt piece Of care
lessness.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-07-29

T 1t may Be Of interest to Q certsin
Presidential aspirsnt. to know that the
overthrow Of the Chivalry in the rebel
lion. gave . death blow to three Of their
fsvorits institntions-ths Duello, the
Tournament. and the Chase.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-07-29

r. We end it necessary to amend
our answer to our lows Point correspon.
dent. . few weeks ago. The bsesehiog
hss broke"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-07-29

~ George E. Clayton. Of Brown
County. sentenced to Eve years in the
Peniteutiary for perjury. has been par
donsd BY the Governor.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-07-29

$1,000 AND All ExPeSsEs PND!-See
advertisement Of American Shuttle Sow.
ing Machine In our Advertising columns.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-07-29

Gw With Dyspeptics everything is
wrong. Food does not digest; sleep does
not refresh: wine does not cheer; smiles
do not gladden.; music does not charm.
nor can any other joy enter the breast Of
the miserable dyspeptic. You must get
rid of it, or it will become seated and
confirmed. and life win be burden and
existence . curse. Plantation Bitters
will do away with all this. New life.
strength and energy will take possession
Of you. The damssk will again bloom
upon your cheek. and the lustre in your
eye will sgsin be ss bright as in your
beslthiest. hsppiest. and most joyous
days.
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H The Topeka Commonwealth calls
itself the Official Pspsr Of the State. Il
has no grounds for the assumption.
There is no law estabIishing or recognize
ing an Official pepper; and the State Print
ef is not nov even connected with the
Commonwealth.
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r. Col. w. Brosdns Thompson
wrises exclusively for ths St. Joseph Ga.
zette.
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MAexoLrA WArER.-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the price.
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gem Orleans RsaI Gstate ylarket
CRzscExf ovyIcx, % Camp Street. I
New Orleans, March IS 1863. !

ei Hf Cnxscxxr orvrcx q Camp Street.
New Orleans. March IS 1854 }
More rain yesterday. and Q still higher rise In
the waters in the rsar of the city. In fact there
were very few of the streets In that locality which
were not in excellent boating condition. at
5 O'Clock, p. Ne, and IL would have required but
little dredging to. nave opened thorough water
either Julia or Csral streets. If any OF the drain
ing machines were at work, which we look upon
as extremely doubtful, a. they are reported as
being out OF ordek when wanted. their puny eff
forts had no vsinfe effect; and at last accounts
the muddy tide w9s still on the rise, and the un-
happy populstios, were seriously considering the
advisa bity of taking TO boats for safety. ia
Aside from the overflow Of the rear Of our city,
these continuous Isins will undoubtedly seriously
affect planting interests throughout the sugar re.
eions Of the States and If the stock OF seed cane
be not DESTROYED, planting will be greatly re-
tsrded. The oideht inhabitants tell us that so wet
winter has never been known within their recol-
lection, and few of the weather wise predict as
long a drought, whenever the rains do hold up,
later in the spring. We know that such miserable
weather Is apt TO have the effect OF breeding
gloomy thougbta, and while hearing the continued
pattering OF rain upon the house-top and against
the glasses of ones windows it il difficult TO feel
hopeful Of the future. llf tr4 s.
Therefore II on next Sunday our readers should
remark that the transactions In Real Estate during
this week shouts fall far behind those OF last. they
can readily understand the reason for who would
buy property when II was surrounded BY water
above, below and on all sides,
The recent sct of the Legislature recognizing
and licensn houses Of prostitution, we much fear
will result ia tbd establishment of these nuisances
gs.-a>-. sie oiay which have hsthereo boon
free from them. We understand that several
have been openfd on streets In the most respecta-
BILE neighborhodds. Property holders should be.
ware Of LEASING houses for such purposes, IS all
such not only will deteriorate in value, but canse
the deteriorauoh Of all their surroundings. There
may be no laws'f Tor the punishment of such selfish
persons, but the community should and will look
upon them as public enemies. Some Of the most
eligible neighbcrhoods for residences In the city
have been ruinad by such course, aud we sin
cerey hope that thar fact should admonish owners
and agents Of real estate TO look well into the char
acters Of applicants for their tenements; and not
let fancy price tempt them to permit them to be
made dens of vie for as sure as they do they will
the end be the victims Of their own greed.
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BYLAWS.

SECTION l. The Sbrary and Reading shall be open
SIC 2. The Librarian shsn give security in the sam Of
Eve e the he psssSs
pIete tOgue Of books belonging 70 the Library
together with d. pcste Of the .s which shall Se open a
Der each book s.n IL e s the S ss and . sn1Gs es
o% R' time % time prescribed Board q Directors
ord Of whose name ha. bee. registered saa
SSs BOOK or set Il books exceeding thee volumes
be duodecimo. az of smaller size "
purpose the marie member 70 whom book books
have s ss s ess Of , aeS nss
penalties may have been incurred thereon
as an inn ns ssd ouss incurred regularly &C
counting for the same the ressarer and shall report %
may refuse their Ones and fOrs1rss lose dan.
same any other way wlfuy violate the Library
SIC shall have the supervision and general supern-
Of the Library and Reading koom shall carefully
% e: sas ss Ss% s
nsgsInss etc are gs On shs X s
the the Assocaon. He shall likewise perform such
tine Be- prsscrbed BY the Board Of Directors. t.
under the immediate supervision treasurer keep
record book Of snbscrpton and annual dues Of memees g
other books and accounts from time to time be as
SIC The Assistant librarian shan give security In the
Of three hundred dollars for the faithful OF the
the Board Of Directors .x,-
SEC 10 IL shall be the duty OF the Astsnt Lorsnsn 70
cooperate WIN ana reneve tne y. De
every by the NE N the absence Oh
tnst omrer ,ne ks1esi ~ % utv NJ the
5fO II ~ sna. ", 49, - ~. T-.ssr-s
Librarian under the immediate supervision o. me
70 collect the anu o.net shnaa ouos
togctfer with ucn other coectcns as may De IS
signed nin De shall nkewse pero,n socn o.ne. W
pertaining 70 NE Smce - may hum WIG W e W
~ tne poa1o ,. ~, ~ Ar. tx~.v,.r and IA.
SIC ~ 4. snan De le eu'y ~ sns ia 49, o, ~
Instant 20 ettsnu espocsy 70 nc MI ~
oooks csIeiuiy oeser..ng sns ~ az ~.
same 70 eiVe spoca a.se.lyn " .le nis ~ 80
proper oisttlpu.on u mstasnes eS " ~. -
when required ~ VA. 70 heep l N "a
good erder taking especial care that uniture maps globes
pictures satuaEy etc. be neither deIsced nor inluea sna
generally that the Library and Room DC made agree
able and attractive Tor the convenience ana resort OF mem
bers The Librarian and mis- assistant shall report themselves
for duty a. ors n sor 1s s psus
opening ofthe Reading Room; .-,-.,.,-.
SEC Is kaen member OF ne hssocston guy entsled 70
and retain the weeks from the date OF delivery
New books eataogued within the current year sna not oe
renewed but must AZ the expiration Q, weeks
"a 70 the Library other pooks o. On 10
tion 10 the LIBRARIAN De renewed or the Term OF W.
weeks Provided that Rot more than Two
the same oook or SCI o eooss, Dc - 49,.
permission OF the Board OF 70
shall IN any case pc rese,ssa ~ ae s.a,,s S. os
member or DIRECTOR nor shAn DOCKS % H~s'1 oA on'
name 70 ano,nsr, ho .bsu rets,u book or SCI Of
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CONSTITUTION Y. M. M. l.. A

fixtures thereof ssnduos
incrnsistently with decorum and propriety.
RULE Any person who shall defscs nutilats o. ab
newspaper periodical placed Gle upon he
Reading Room tables shall pay 20 nne equal
shall be liable to expulsion.
RULE Any meIsber shall BE- privileged introduce
friend not resident Of the city. whose must be regis
tered In book provided for that purpose and whe viii
ceve from the Librarian ticket Of admission for the tern
four weeks, TO the rooms Of the Association
RULE D. An order iron member to draw books does not
entite the holder to the privileges the Reading Room
RULE These rules shall be binding and OF Ike force with
the preceding Bylaws and viii amended In Ike
at the discretion Of the Beard Of Directors.
GigneQ SAMUEL MULLEN,
ROWLAND X. TIMPSON,
@ TAYLOR WEBSTER,
+ w. PERK1Ns.
JOHN REESFIELD,
GUSTAvE Pilot,
JAMES +. TUCKER,
WIN COOKE,
ARTHUR BLACHE
OSCAR K LYLE
Executive Committee Y. NJ N. L A.
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Commercial 5ntsligsnrs.
Onsscxs- orrIoz. No. % CAEr sxkxrs.
Wednesday Evening. March "A. 1868.

Wednesday Evening. March n 1863. }
CoTToN--Under the influence Of very favorable
advices from Europe and New York, the market
opened with fair inquiry this morning. at yester-
days outside figures. Upon the arrival Of the
noon dispatches the demand became quite active.
and factore advanced their figures 4G3c. u ID. on
all grades. Offerings were liberal At the advance,
and tae transactions Of the day foot up 625O
bales Tho following are the closing quotations,
viz: Ordinary 24l9263c.; good ordinary, 2640
26}c.; low middng: 27i@21sc.; middling 2sl@
will be seen that there Is an advance Of fully 10.
on all grades.
stock en- band seDtsnbsr l. isso........:..... $3.50
<ecei.ed since esterday................. g5e
keosivyd peviousy. 7z3l92
T,iss
kxporsd today. ;,:;...'.-'..........-...;.o mo
shppsd % Mobile, per Mobile Fries
shipped Up he Nisssspp ii,si 5000
Stock on hand and on shipboard.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-We note quiet market
for both OF these articles. The demand has
been very limited. with sales Of only 1873 hhds.
Sugar at &c. for inferior and l24c. for common.
The stock continues large, and prices are hrm.
hoasses--Market inactive and quoted e06165c
for common fermenting, 65075 for fair to prime, 70
o. for choice. Exports 40 bbls. Louisiana Sugar
and $3.50 boxes Cuba do.
FLOUR-This market continues dull. There Is
large supply on hand, while the demand has been
only moderate. A better feeling was shown later
In the day, many holders refusing 10 sell at present
figures. Sales embraced 1888 bbls. a. follows:
so superfne at IS rs, So and $50 do; so X and $50
Xxx On private terms so X at Sc, 100 Xxx at So,
100 do. at SO 80 yesterday not reported) 200 do.
at 81 ia. 800 xxx at Sc Is, 500 and 300 do. at
Sc IS, so do. at So so. $50 choice at So We quote
fine CTS 80, Euperdne -@f5 70, Xxx at SEQ,
xxx At Sc 26@-, choice at $s0-. Receipts
1894 bbs. Exports 1910.
CoRS-Narket only moderately active to-day
with fair supply on the levee. Prices have an
Of 1900 sacks as follows 500 white mixed In
second hand sacks at 75c.; GOO mixed ct no.; 700
white at 77c.; 600 and 800 do at &c., and 1900
bushels in bulk ct elevator at Tic. We quote
white Western at 5sc: asl 1o,, 90: ss SOC. hs-
0Afs.--This market has been active to-day with
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ssr rasr
J. O. NIXON, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
0meial journal of the City of New Orleans.
To promote the social material and political webeing
the city Orleans Of Louisiana great
Southwest VIII be the future has in the past
the purpose Of this journal The columns days
referred of the iaithunsss and
with which this design is executed.
While stand point of the CRESCENT independent
with reference to all the subjects Of comment
discussion opinions will always be found to be
didy, definitely and tearlessly expressed -
carefully seiecred corps OF
Correspondents. Home and Foreign.
EI. ~
ADD 10 the useiuness OF tne OhheoSNi py impsrAe '
upon topics to the people of this section Its
the people the least interesting and val
uAb feature Of its well filed columns l..
In the selection preparation and arrangement Of News and
Reading Meter Is claimed that the CREsCENri
nor SURPASSED by any other daily journal In the United
States The .
.a
Commercial and Monetary Reviews
which this important branch Of newspaper duty
tnue to present Public LIVE and in every
FIRST cCAss PAfEs' properly supplying the impsrs
BY the spirit of true progress aiming
prOvement for The benefit of Its patrons
The CRf SCENTS circulation and its line Of advertise
sufficient testimony to the favor with which
efforts for the public have been appreciated and rewarded
-
TINE Many CRrscENT
BaltYeafly. %
rt
Is neculiarv a HOME JOURNAL. Its annie columns II
be found crowded reading espec ally writ
ten or selected for this ISSUE including entertaining
Ls
-, :, -, go, ~ ,,,,,s 'c,rv
" A-'
+, r.s,t. t nav. NJ the ,e carrullv pep,red editorials
upon topics of present interest selections in
great variety, reviews of the money
and commercial markets,
correspondence,
and has supplied the want
Of the Southwest for STERLING
WEEKLY FAMILY PAPER 1t has proved
admirable medium for Advertising as !circulates all
The WEEKLY ChEoCENf
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING,
"
Ana is suppneo 70 SUBSCRIBERS ~ '"e io"'""s raves
~ - -. IN
ro . "a .'..... I so
CRESCENT BOOK AND JOB OFFICE
-Is-
PERFECT IN ALL IFS APPOINTMENTS
And is managed by as competent masters OF the
~ ~. = =, pppssEs "a an H. $50,
s-r.v.o.-pu,s
AuCTIoS BILLS CIRCULARS.
0. 1885, 60
$500 cr"cvs
1,rvgps, 1p,1ps "a.
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Divfdends.
The Trustees directed payment Of Dividends
ing to slSiOoO declared the Contribution SYSTEM
Policies Of 1864 5 66 and 67 70 be applied the renewal
of 1862 either in reduction Of Premium
siensry additions Notice Of the exact Dividend each
Policy will accompany the regular Premium Notice. the
Company
j. @. sHIPLEY.
II Csrondset street.
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ST cLcUD ne. =. md s ss%2sa,ss;
Streets advantages al other houses for the
fs% q bu.ss
en- &c sg NE
the most experiences hands, aodDg guests an uneqaAed
one Of Atvood's Patent Elsvsssrs Is also among the
modern inprovemens and at the service Of guests at all
The Broadway and University Plaza pass the
ss'r pg Whit hs s and seventh
gss are but ,hyIs block on either the, al. ' q.
DepOts Steamboat Landings pacssof Amusement and Bust
ness Of the great metropolis uopR 4 HorIEy.
Ora rlr Proorietors-
ROAKDING IN NEW r0xK.
Often persons visiting New York from the South would
hnd . really frst-cass a
No. ~ West sixteenth Street.
Near Firth Avenue.
Convenient 70 The principal Hotels and Clubs issy
0t In ss esSp or month cam have
rooms VII they desire IL Application BY letter
Rsisr.nes~J O. nixon ESQ., New Orleans Daily Crescent
IRVINE HOUsE........IRvINo HOUSE.
NEW YORK.
Corner OF Tweifth street and broadway.
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
Southern people have stoppsd ct this Hotel continue
% do q has, what few hotels can boast ATTENTIVE
Walters and Servants Is newly uphostered has hrs
Ladies' and Genteen's Restaurant and exclusv
Cents Eestsnrant and Lunch Bar Also-A Bah and
s1zsEs .as SzEs ~. assE ssss rr.,...
COSMOPOLITAN REsTAURANT-
H ROYAL STREET,
Bstwssn Canal and Oustonhouss strestsJ
Louis Chaplain. .Eropr1eesr
An the DeHcacies the Season DO found here
also. Choice WINES Of all kinds
Parties weddings etc, ETC., supplied ct short notics
Private Saloons up stairs.
Koems elegantly furnished TO let BY the week month
This Restaurant Is kept open tn Il e'ciockR.n.
JCEBERG COFFEEHOUsE.
s70............MAGAzINE STREET. $40
Opposite the Msrket) .r
New Orleans.
The Choicest WINES. LIQUORS and CIGARS always on
FRANK RICHARDS. Proprietor.
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APPROVED By THE PARIS ACADEMY OF
MEDICINE
Hurin du Buisson's Iodide OF Iron and Man.
ganeso Pills.

knAeso Elkiss
rhe treatment Of chlorotic scroulous affections always
tedious with the usual preparations Of ron which
unequently M owing 10 the stomach not being able to
support them The researches of Professor Harmon,
Brussels; Gensoul aud retrequin Of Lyons serzeus and
failure owing the absence of Manganese which well
Iron, essential element Of the blood These Pulls
supply important deficiency therapeutics and
have received the appreciation Of the Academy
Medicine snd the principal scientific bodies They
employed with certainty Of against Choros Green
Sckness Stomach Complaints Poverty Of the Blood and r.
regular Esnstrueon end preferable to the pills Of odds
n IRON Alone In al snsic scroaeus and cancsroas afso
ions
Syrup Of Peruvian Bsrk and Iron.
-PRKPARxp
aRIMAULr CO..
Ohsns1s 70 II. I. II. Prince Napoeon. Parfk
This medicine presents In agreeable form, the active
principles Of Peruvian Bark the best Of tonic combined
Iron Of the principal bases Of tho blood II Is pre-
ribsd ~ The most eminent physcsns Of Paris % cure
Choros Green sfcness) fstaes The dsssicpmcnt OF
young oaes and 10 restore health and vgor TO the system
oants BY anenls and eucohea 70 which ladies
subject resularxes and facilitates the how Of the
satamenia and IL also excellent for pale ymphstic and
scrofueus children Lastly Il exctes the Appetite promotes
diee-tion extremely beneficial 10 all whose
blood has impoverished By Illness long and dcu
oonvssscsno& Ths shscs Of this syrap are 81 css
and speedy.
o'''' s'''A " WV =. DiGtoosers.
50 Ghsrtrss stree.
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MEDICAL.
MEDICAL.
DR. u. LYMAN KENNEDY.
Formerly Of Philadelphia)
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE.
Entr nm Elraat

For the Chronic Diseases OF Throat Lungs
Liver and Kidneys. Brouchtis vstsrrh Functional De-
rangements Affections, Neuralgia Spinal Irria-
lions All diseases incidental TO females at the dawn OF
womsnhood age Of maternity change Of % Pulmo
mption Diseases OF the Heart Eve, Ear Blood
and skn the Womb. Uterus and its appsndages scientih
caly treated Thirteen years of professional lie having
been devoted exclusively the treatment OF the above
diseases feel that promise speedy and
nept cure diseases ofen understood has tes
autograph letters from OF the disn-
gushed ladies and gentlemen in this country Of whom
knownin the world Of letters bearing testimony to his
skill Dr. K has collected the principal discoveries with
which modern chemistry has enriched the field Of Materia
Medica be has faithfully the effects Of various
and explored the vide fields Of remedies
before Of hch have have qualities OF
greet remedial power Persons distance consult
BY letter. LYMAN KENNEDY. NJ ID,
2i5Canal street. entrance N Rampsrt street.
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We the subscribers, young Of the city efNew Orleans
being DESTROYS of adoptn eff extend ourinfo
upon mercantile and other subjects Of general utility
associated ourselves for the pcse Of establishing
library and Reading ROOM and for government
adopted the following
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A BOOK ron THE UxronrUxArs

A BOOK FOR THE UNFoKTUNATB.
j. BALDWIN DUFrs TREATISE ON PRIVATE DIS
EASES Impotency, Loss Of Power, Nervous Debility, wiz
Notes on mpedmsnts Marriage should be By all
passng marriage Sent by mail receipt Of Is centz b.
r. BALDWIN DUFF.
New Orleans Medical Iistitute,
26z Magazine street.
CPECyAE TREATMENT OF CEERONIC
- DIsEASEs-DR. De BAUssET viii take charge OF and
guarantee to following chronic Diseases via
Diseases Whites Bennorrhees, Ucers Rheumatism, sout
Dyspepsia Chlorose Liver Complaint Diseases of the Trina
y Organs and Deafness Consultations day nom u
o'clock til at his office, corner OF ori-sns and scur
bon streets. Residence. No. "A Dauphine street
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J. O. NIXON, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR


To promote the social material and political webeng Of
the city Of New oresn the State Of Louisiana and the
Southwest Will be in the future has been in the past
the purpose Of this journal The columns Of each days issue
referred to earnest of the ahfunsss and
with which this design 10 executed.
While the point of the CRESCENT an independent
with reference to all the subjects Of comment
deussiOn its opinions will always be found to be can
ddly, definitely and tearlessly expressed -
A carefully seiected corps OF
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ARTICLE

Yhs name snd tts Of said Company shall Be the "EEv
ORLEANS STEAMSHIP COMPANH,n and its domicil 10
hereby establishes In the city Of New Orleans and il shall
continue for tbs term OF twenty from the
presents unless dissolved hercnaer
provided for shall have corporate seal with device upon
The same and The OF the Company uDau the margin
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ARTICLE II:

Yhs obIscs Of sad company Otherwise
and maintain steamships to constitute line
or lines steemshps owned controlled In the city
New Orleans and 10 trade between said city and po
or ports on the Atlantic coast Gulf Of Mexico.
fhe Of said company shall be the proper person on
citations notcs and other legal process vhers
In the satd COMPANY may be interested