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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-04

AS AGENT FOR THE STATE OF
Ia VIRGINIA, ] offer 10 the trade, TO hotel
sna clearinghouse keepers, MINCE MEAT,
MINCE sMEAT.-3seS pounds Atmore,s excel
sior MfNUE MEAT, the best In the world ready
for use put up In tubs, Jars, and barrels just re-
cetyed fresh made, and warranted unsurpassed
or unequalied by amy made.
ALSO,
900 boxes two-pound cans PEACHES,
200 boxes o-pound c.,ps TOMATOES
ss agent for the packers, aud AZ their prices.
Dealers supplied. LOUIS y. SOsSiEUA,
de 4 cE.5l fsa i5i2 Main street.
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-CONFECTIONERIES.


TUST RECEIVED,
Cd 300 drums NEW FIGS,
20 boxes LEMONS
60 boxes RAISISS,
40 cases CANNED FRUITS,
- 20 dozen ASSORTED PRESERVES,
rs barrels ASSORTED MEATS.
10 cases PRESERVED GINGER,
10 kegs MALAGA GRAPES,
5boxes ORANGES
20 cases PICKLES, In jars;
800 gallons PICKLES., In kegs and barrels
10 bags COC0ANUTS.
sell cheaper than the cheapest. Give me eau
and be convinced. W. w. fhlBeEii,
do IA llls Main street.
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Ys!CBMOED AND DAHVILLE kAIL.

ISlGBMOED AND DAGVlLLE FALL
Al ROAp-WINTER SCHEDULE.-CE sAd
after TUESDAY, November 10 tie trains on thiI
road will run SIS follows
come WxsT.--ThrQugh Mau TrSin.--Leayts
Richmond daily At $50 A. n: leaves Daayins
daily at All 7. NJ; onnacting at Burkeyills with
shs soushside road for Fsrmyille, Lynchburg and
all stations on the Virginia and Tennessee rsil.
Louisville. CalInihus, &C., Ky.; Huntsville, DE-.
catur, &C., Ala. Corinth, Grand Junction, ficiS.
burg, &C.. Miss; Kew Orleans, &C., and AZ Greens.
boro' with North Csroi1ns railroad FOR CbsrloSte.
ColuInbls, Charleston, Augusta, Savannah AscoH,
Columbus, htlanta, &C., IS, Montgomery, no.
bile New Orleans, &c.
GorN5 EAsT.--Tnroush Kali Train. Leaves
Greensboro daily 81 $50 A. a.. !; iesves Dan7ils
daily 1t s:<s a. IL connects ct burkeYtiie with the
Seuths1dS train from Lynchhur2 FOR Petersburg
&c.
Through tickets can DO procured at tho ueSe
oflces in Richmond and DanEtlle TO al important
points South and Southwest, and at Greensboro
and Danyiile TO all points North, East, and Rest,
THOMAS DODAAEAD,
NOS Superintendent.
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AUCTIONS SALES.
vUTUas pAs
Z By Cook q bznzhson, Auctioneers, .
corner OF Governor and FRANKLIN streets.

(
corner of Governor and FRANKLIN streets.
r ARaE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF I
lHxGELLEsT, EUEMIT rgIs sAn sh.gf1.
FIRES GIL CLOTH, &c.aAT AUCTf0Ns-0n
WEDNESDAY the eth Instant, Of 10 CLOCK we
sell = ;se sa IS aas e New
corner OF Seventh and Broad streets, al OF ms
Household Furniture and Restaurant Fi1tnres'
so Tsry HANDSOME n ROSEWOOD CHAMgER
SUIT, with superior Feather BEG, mat
wt sTesies and and COTTAGE BEDsrEaDs. and
pa1Ris ERRtssSi iHRER-PLY and other CAR
E1E Esas; s1 ssessEWooD SECRETARY and
bsBa0.82KsSpfhsoEs;EwooD MARBLE-ToPPAR-
vr ZOE H1 TABs55i; ROSEWOOD ETAeERE,
NAHOaANYe BOOKtiAsE,
i nFFfrE SURF covered with velvet plush
consisting Of two sofas and eight chairs la very
ss!f RsSs gsbERET and sI2ES9AHnR }
OAK ki ssSSTtHssafTSks g.AaaS CHAIRS
9 e,sean SATssEE s6aeHis0 p1SaER Set, OF
nearly $50 pieces, entirely new.
a large '0s x cRocKERY.
GLASSWARE. e.. 80
TABLE CUTLERY,
TABLE LINEN, &c. .zg,.
The BAR isfurnfshed with very handsome
= 'D,BaR and OYSTER COUNTERS, g
~REFRIaERAT0RS
- ICE BONES .
5az ,sIa Very ornamental GAs-FlXTUREs,
-,.E4..If STOVES - sit 81 $40 ..ot-
CHAIRS, u5
~ TABLES &c,
putsfS DEMIJ JOHNS.
Il 49,
The HOUSE is furnished throughout with floor,
stair and passage OILCLOThS of excellent
quality and windows with WINDOW-SHADES.
The KITCHEN FURNITURE consists Of an
unusually large COOKING-STOFE. aud also \
RkNGE, with all necessary appurtenances; q
large lot of TINWAkE. fSTONEWhRF, PRE-
SERVING, KETTLES, sIpR-TkBLES, &c.
Previous to the sale OF furniture the GOOD
WILL, KEY, and TWO YEARS. LEASE OF
premises. will be offered; and ut same time will be
sold the GAS-FlXrURES, GAS AND WATER
PIPES, and BELLS, extending throughout the
house, - .lt EE .s ~
The attention Of the public is called to This sale.
as 1t afords good opportunity to purchase good
furniture and offers great inducements to any one
wishing to continue the same business.
The first floor, with Ill that pertains to first
class restaurant and bsr-rcom, may he purchased
r. 'N'H'>cN', Cook e LAU6HToN,
Hja2 0-Et Auctioneers.-
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TXECUTORs' SALE IN CHESTER

SALE IN CHESTER
H. FIELD.-Will be sold on WEDNESDAY the
eth day Of January, 1862 at public auction, at the
late residence of DR.. nderson Sale, deceased In
Chesterfield, one mile from "Tomalawk "a sta
ton on the Richmond and Dnnyile rstiroad), all
the decedent's PERISHABLEE ESTATE. including
two fine Horses, lot Of Cattle, sheep Hogs. crops
of Corn and Oats, Farming Implements, including
half interest In Wheat Machine Ia good order
Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c.
TERMS Stated at sale.
e. II. FLOURNOY, (.
IT. e. MARSHALL,
de os 25DeH1 ejln Executors.
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TORACCO. CIGARs, &C. "a


INWARD BRAND. Ell
The undersigned have been appointed sole agents
he prepared TO furnish IL in large or small uanti-
ties ut prices to suit the times.
. de Slim -. = WALKER IL SAUNDERS.
rHEWING MISUNDERSTANDING TO
" BACCO, various brands. superior quality.
For sale ut wholesale or retail By
PURCELL, LADD CO., Druggfsts,
de Is lsls Main street, corner 7 hirteenth.
DOWHATAN PIPES.-A further supply
ofthe genuine original POWHATAS PIPE,
tesutiruIly polished, just received py
PURCELL, LAID q Coz,
deIs Agents Tor Richmond.
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TOILET ARTICLES.

WTHITE TEETH AND SOUND AND
wv HEALTHY GUMS Insured by using
MEADE & BAKERS SAPONINE DESI1-
ERICE. Approved by all OF our best deutists-
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LOST AND FOUND.


GTRAYED from my residence, on 81
~ the morning of the 1st instant, aAN
large BLACK AND WHITE DOG. Answers 10
the name Lee. knypereon delivering the said dog
TO the ''Moruing Star Saloon,' No. $40 Broad be-
tween Third and Fourth streets, will be literally
rewarded SO lH-
/ jt2-e,* OTTO MORGENsTERN.
HORSE STOLEN.-Stolen from fN-Te
II the stable OF DIR. William +. Gaines ~
in Hanover county, on the night OF the 9sE Instant
. SMALL, SORREL MARE between eight and
nine years old bsrefooted; has some white MARKS
on her back. one half-sqnare and several
white spots on body; has collar marks, also a.
lump ON each shoulder llom DOWN caused by the
collar; fine, deep, rich coat; long tail and name;
right hind ankle. Also, at the same time, Nc
sCt4ELLAN SADDLE, and CURB Birdie
with one rein broken, A reward of TIVE STY-
FIVE DOLLARS viii be given If delivered to the
undersigned, or at JOHNSON'S stable, franklin
street, Richmond, Va. My address, box49, Rich
mond, Va.
de :9-d&swlw WILLIAM T. GAINES.
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IN E. KLOEBER, DENTIST, in -
|. We serts BEAUTIFUL ARTIFICIAL %cdfn
TEETH as TWENTY DOLLARS per set. Per.
feet ut and durability warranted Call and see
specimens Of the Tork. s.Rs q L2stl%
Particular sticntion devoted TO nlling and pre-
serving the teeth. u ~ ~. t1s<s.*' ra
Teeth extracted without pain.
Dental Rooms sof Broad street. nc l6 Z
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rEsHOMAS F. GOODE,

a ltH 20. ,7gfti- ATTORNEY AT Law
- BoYDToN, MKcKLRNBUnGco COUNTY, VA
practices in the courts OF ecklenburg and adtein-
ing counties, and In the United States Courts at
Richmond no I'm
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WTINTER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

and after WEDNESDAY the I'd December he
trains over this road will be run as follows:
Leave Richmond at B.. a. amt 77s 2. III.
Leave Petersburg a. 9:45 A. IL. and $50 p. u.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN, with passenger
car .ttached VIII leave Richmond daily AZ t.isP
eIcepted). ~ sae F.s-
The "A. N. train win not leave Richmond On Sun.
days. and the sas p. II. train win not leave Peter.
burg On Sundays. lsY sIee q
Passengers for Norfolk VIII take the s:ss p. II.
train, running through daily. -
Fare 20 Norfolk o.. Bagga8e checked thSeush
The passenger coach attached TO the coal train
will leave Glover HUI at a. M, and returning
leave Richmond az 7:<o p. H on Tuesdays, Thurs.
days, and Saturdays. THOMAS II. WYNNE,
do s,,pe-1utenippt
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HAILR0ADs.
s,AII AND WTETrR ARRANaFMEN7

HALL AND WINTER ARHANGKMENT
E 30 TEE EOATI, East AND WIT VIA
20 TILE sNOHTE, EAHT, AED W1ST, VIA
TEE RICHMQN1 yELDEHICKsEUH$ AID
HMTTED STATES NAIL TWICE D1nY-xLE
S1NT CARS WITH NEW PATENF sLEKg.
Na CHAIRg OF ALL TkAINS-Tks
THROUaH TRAINS on this road are now rua
from sne depot, corner B1ED AHo Ei9ETH
gTEnxTE, as follows
The DAY TaR0UGH MAIL THAIT leaves
kichmond daily u 11:Is A. NJ, arriving In ssh.
tnxtc1 IT Gas r. H., connecting With loo early AZ.
ternoon exprsss trains Tor tho North, Eaa, and
West.
i 'Ths MIGHT THROUGH NAIL TEAM, .at.a
elegant carS, With the new patent sleeping cbAirs
attached, leaves Richmond daily tSundays except
cd At Sis X. NJ, arriving in Warrington at S:a
A, n, connecting with tie esIiy morning tfajss
for the North, Eent, and West
4 Both HTEASERS stop At Alexandria each WV
The ACCOMAOpATION TRAIN for .Niiro,,i
and AL way stations lesyec depot, corner Bross
aud Eighth streets a. s:seP. II. EsturIiag arrives
SIS $50 A. IL seta Fs
THROueH TICKETS and THROUGH Eas.
GAGE CHECKS to al principal poina,
For further information sad through ticse.s an
Ply a. the ot1ee Of the company, corner Broad isd
Eighth streets, Shock0e Hid, and at tie tieses
oflce, corner Byrd aud Eighth streets.
J. 3. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent
HANURr RUTH. 1uDAffntAndauS. 49,
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aTrygHON SALES.
FuruEE DAY.

By james d. Taylor Son. Auctsoneers,
10. ss1 MALE street ,a.
49,. .a,,-s halovv the Suotswood EoteI.
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NTiANTED, TO HIRE q capable
wv and reliable NURSE, OF settled age and
habits, who can bring unexceptiHn. bile references
apply at liz Clay street, cornerof Twelfth.
Ia A eodatk
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WANTS.

NETANTED, CUSTOMERS FOR FRESH,
w PURE cows MILK. Also. to purchase
some fine cows giving from three TO five gallons OF
milk per day. Address post-oficc box $50, Rich;
mond Va .1-ss' IN 4-eod6t
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BY James M. Taylor & sop, Auctioneers,
No. eel Main street,
.1,.o, Joor -, hollow Cpofc1yoo5 TJotn1
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The HOUSE is furnished throughout with floor,
stair and passage O1LCLOJhS OF eXeGiient
quality; and windows with WINDOW SHADES.
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aTJcTIoN SALES.

I { a.rEWgss fssTHIs DAY.
/ BY Sampson Jones, 5r., aats e fssJ
rnseenthc street between Main Lab an and Gary.
TWILL OFFER At AUGTIoN rAT MY
h warehouse, Mos. Ga and 5 Fifteenth street,
bs.wpen Maid and Cary on M0EDAY, 9th instar:t
Commencing at haif past 10 O. clock Il. NJ, aweh.
assorted stock OF e...s5 +
GROCERIES,
.stesl7 'saf5fF - y $500 LIQUORS. &C.;
10 which, the attention of the trade Is invited.
! Ia q sSHPSDE JONES JR, Auctipneer.
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NM ANTED, by young man of eight
years. experience, as 1T u ALTON
Is willing to make himself useful and to work for
moderate salary Satisfactory references given rs
to busiuess qualifications. &c. ANY csmmunica-
lions VIII he promptly attended to by addressing
s. r. p, Richmond postotice. al-2t
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-03-11
Chr .aisp a1rIrH,s Gu.srrn
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH IL. 1863.
.Aem @rlfans ReaI estate Rarkrt
CRESCENT OFFICE. "a Camp Street ,
New Orleans, March 10. 1853.

CRESCENT orvrck "a Camp Street
New Orleans, March 10. 1853.
II should be q source OF congratulatiou anon
all the inhabitants Of that part of the First Di-
trict, bounded by st. Charles, Dryades. Erato an
Clio streets, that the well.known rookery," oh.
noxious 10 ALL the Widows Row" is to be SOL.
today by Messrs @. E. Girsrdey Co., at the old
Exchange, on Royal street and Exchange alley.
Our memory of this nuisance goes back some
twenty years, when the long one story row wa,
In better repair. and when Mr.. Msunsel White. the
proprietor, was alive, and one Of the leading
merchants of the city. When the majority Of the
drafts which came from the boys" who had
recently emigrsted to California were bought
from his agents in San Francisco, and when pro
perties in the upper part of the Second District
were by no means as valuable as they are al
present, the lessees OF properties in the neghbor
hood in those days stood the nuisance; but the
thing has of late become too hesvy burthen, and
more than one Of the "good men and true - who
have invested their money in that immediate
vicinity have seriously debated the propriety of
burning the whole concern to the ground, even il
some Of the sol dissdnt widows were to be turned
ont OF doors. Often have their nights been rem.
der ed hideous by the scrimages which have been
given within those hovels, and many aud oft have
been the times when the peaceable residents
of the adjoining houses were forced to get out of
their beds-even in mid winter-to quell dis
turbances and which, from their noises, would
reasonably be supposed 10 be riot Of the first
magnitude.
The real estate owners of the locality are,
therefore, pardonable in rejoicing at the occur.
renee of this sale, but it must not be understood
from that that the properties are not valuable.
On the contrary, they are just the reverse. The
lots ere very deep, and the fronts Ersto street
are sufficient for good residences. The neighbor
hood is one of the best in our city, aud the sd-
vance in property in that locality since 1853 has
been constant Built up with good tenemeDts.
this property would most likely prove one of the
most valuable in the city, not only for the present
but for all future time.
Messrs. C. E. Girardey & Co., also sell at the
same time Mr.. Maunsel Whites well known prop
eriy, the Deer Ranger Plantation" about thirty
miles below the city, and l3 choice lots on Frank.
lin street, between Cslliope and Ersto. and the
square on Calliope and Euphrosine. between
Willow and Claiborne; also IL large lots on the
railroad near the jackson depot and the Danse-
reau sugar plantation in Assumption parish, on
Bayou Lafourche. 1000 arpsnts in area and well
stocked and improved.
These are the only sales of real estate reported
to us for to-day, but we would advise persons
who wish to invest, TO watch our columns closely
during the next ten or fifteen days, as we are as.
sured that several very important properties are
about being put on the market.
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-03-11

Cotton manias have frequently swept over the
country before, and they have always been fol-
lowed by q scarcity OF provisions, contraction
of the purse strings, and sad arrangement Of the
pocket nerves. Southern planters say we urge
the raising of provisions from selfish motives, be-
cause we have to buy provisions. We can assure
all such planters that our interest is regulated by
theirs. When they are prosperous We can live,
but when they fail TO make provisions We all have
to starve together. The prosperity Of all classes
here at the South depends upon the prosperity Of
the planting interest, and planters may rely upon
the fact that when We give them advice, we are
sure to advise them to follow that course which we
believe will be for their interest well
columbus (Aiss.) Sentinel.
The THRoUGH GRAIN MovEMENT.-A late st.
Louis Democrat says The through grain move
ment goes on apace. Wheat is pouring into the
city as 1t never before did, and to-day the steamer
Illinois brought the first 20 900 bushels Of lot Of
800 900 bushels of corn to come out Of the Illinois
river in bulk for Higbys New Orleans elevator.
So goes forward the great diversion of the grain
carrying trade. Year by year IL will gain strength
and importance. until Chicago shall throw up the
sponge and acknowledge herself out of the track
OF cheap and natural transportation"
CoTToN AT SHREvEPoRT.-The receipts Of cot
ton at Shreveport for the month Of February sum
up s706 bales, against IL .96l bales for the cor
responding month of last year. The receipts since
the LIST Of September reach Ga. .739 bales, against
H,5l3 bales for the corresponding time last year.
Stock on hand last Saturday night, 5603 bales.
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-03-11
DIoAUD - COS
PARISIAN PERFUMERY.

all fashionable circles for Its Excelience and Supsr
odty.
kIGAUD OOB YLANGYLAN9 and MANILl4S
BOUQUET, the scent Rigsud 90. are the only iro
pos in Europe OF the fragrant extract Of fiangylsnd or
The Philippine Isles
RIGA0D co 8 rOLUrINB, delicious Toilet WsteI
superior 70 kau de Cologne, Toilet Vinegar, Flordf
Wster
RIGAuD . cos MIRANDA SOAP. sxquisissy pc,
nmed and keeping tts fragrance TO the last.
RIeAUD co.'s MIRANDA POMArUh, for preserr
ng and besutityng the hsir
sixr for preserving the tseth and perung the breath
RIGAuD OOns ToOTH-OREAM. . remarkable pre-
paraton producing brilliant Wilderness 10 the teeth
RIGAUD CO.'S ROSE POWDER superior TO viols'
end all other Starch and Rice Powders
THE LITTLE MONITOR; . GUIDE TO THE TOILET
.fth Photographs usatonA Win b ssni on reesps Of one
stamp
Wholesale. Rigsud 4 Co, Is De Riehs1su, Para
Agent, Eevbsy Sons. Is ST. Psuis Church Yard Los
DON
u DucoNGEa
Chartrss strss
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-03-11
8irer 5nteuigsnre.
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS PORT.
Thuradau. HTareh H.
or.:Sss, sss,.S., c,',s. mo, 10; = .s o. s,ss ,s

Helos" shone forth yesterday in all his ma
jesty. Scarcely cloud was TO be seen in the
sky, anc the temperature was cool and Alto
gether delightful.
Business on the landing was very. sctive. and
the departing steamers left with good ireignts.
The Frank Pargoud leaves for the Bends at S
O'Clock this evening. ..,.t.
The Frohc leaves for Grand Ecore on Saturday.
tie 18th inst, az P. NJ, and every Saturday
thereafter at the same hour.
A force Of three men were AZ work repairing
the woodwork of the lower steamboat landing
yesterday.
The Pioneer, Capt. Patterson, leaves positively
for Macon and Tensss today at p
The Bismark, under command Of that clever
gentleman and reliable commander, Capt. 8. >.
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-03-11
DENsACOA.A oBsERVER
PUBLISHED fRI-wEEKLY BY WI. Kirk . 90

subscr.rocn--rwstvs ncaths, IS; dx months, ~ e
,snce This lsn established journal becomes very
4 tkis tine, IN fact that Pensacola enecns
Der railroad communications with the Northwest sne
,ecoming Q point Of interest 10 enterprising men
d Il devoted 70 the developmsnt Of the material N
tsrests Of the State Of Florida and In in local ss
devotss special attention the Immense Lumber
and Timber trade growing vicinity also 70 cse
commercial which TO the careful reader VII ndices
e Of the sd-Hntaeoa o fan1ocoe
~ 4 port Advprts~ snts solictael
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-03-11
CONSTITUTION Y. nj. nj. L. A

fixtures thereof conduct thsmseivs
lpernsistently with decorum and proprsty
RUIZ s. Any person Who shall defsce, r1ntilste or a.
tract newspaper perode-, placed ale or upon the
Reading Room tsbles shall psy fne squA
four tines the ysue thereof and for repeated sasnss
shall be liable to expulsion.
RULE ANY ner.bsr shall be privileged to introduce =
friend not resident Of the city, whose must be regis
tered in book provided that purpose and vhs viii
from the Librarian tic Of admission ter the term NJ
four weeks, TO the Of the Association.
RULE An order from member TO draw BOOKS does not
entie the holder the privileges the Reading ksom
RULE These rules shall binding and OF like forss wa
the preceding Bylaw and win amended IN like nsAne<
~ the discretion Of the Beard Of DirsctorS
6igno<D SAMUEL MuLLEr,
ROWLAND II. TIMPSON,
q TAYLOR WEBSTER,
y w. PERKINS,
JOHN GREENFIELD,
GUSTAvE PITOr,
JAMES T. TUCKKA
WIN COOKE.
ARTHUR BLACHE,
OSCAR X. LYLE,
Fxscutive Committee Y. NJ N. l. A.
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-03-11

ARTICLE II.
SECTION The officers Of the Association shall be Prssi
emit Vice President Corresgondng Secretary, keoordng
Secretary Treasurer and Eve Directors Who ogethsr shall
snnusy-the PreJidsut, Vice President Secretaries and
majority Of the whole votes given being Necessary to
SIC The Preeat shall preside at meetings Of the Asso
citation call e&ira meetings the Board Of Directors
shall deem expedie1t shah have vote in all elections
give the casting vote when there shall be equal division
ssc Vice President shan preside in absence Of
the President and u general perform the duties Of that Office
sac The Kecd ding Secretary shall keep an aeeulsss
ing Secretary undsths supernt Of Board q D
SIC sh. TreasErer shall recsive all ssiOn,
n all ofts on him when sg9ed by the Pres
AssOciaton Of which, by sstsfac-
The monthly meen Of the soard Of Directors and Oersr
shall give security If the OF Eve hundred dollars
The Boardff Directors shall have power spuru-
q the Assocson oa meet ss east once in each month r
s"% Ss the q s a a ps
SSsss and The STAFF e the soos1. % Of the s sSd
dsey notify the Association, and appoint evening for
SIC 4 The Board Of Directors shall appoint Librarian
whose duty shah be % send A. the Library on each day
maps charts papers all property bis care
longing aOn them proper order
an o All N delivered the
and 70 be otherwise governed by the Board Of Directors
ARTICLE Ill
Each member not proprietor subscribing Con.
stituOn, shall paf the Of five dfl-rs annually in
ARTICLE ~.
Each member who Is proprietor on .ubs-rbing tn the
Constitution, shall bay the of ten dollars annually, in
ARTICLE v.
Any person may,becems member for life by paying the
OF hfty dollars.
ARTICLE VI
Any person approved majority tho Direct
may become entitled to membership in perpetuity
Of hupered dollars and transfer such
bershp at pleasure q the books OF the Association
the approval Of the Board Of Directors Provided
that beng ggready I" life member" become q
member in perpey this clause the payment Of
ARTICLE VII.
Any person, n approved BY majority Of tha Dreetors
become meI!ber complying with the provisions Of
ARTICLE VIII
There shall be uual meeting Association on the
hrst Tuesday In Jt for the election Of officers for
ensuing for vDg from the Of Drrct-
and quarterly thereafter, for the transaction Of such
other business as mst be presented
ARTICLE TX
II the President flee President Secretaries or
Directors In their era official capacities shall neglect the
performance of thief duties. shall administer
of the Association knicenv equitaby, written
plant Of fteen mepbers meeting shall be called. and
committee appointed. consisting OF members and
director, who shall from Office fully
exoneate the accused as the Of the
warrant
There alterations Constitution unless the
shall have proposed hs Board Of Directors
nth previous ths quarterly messing and approved
by threefOurths Of she members present.
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-03-11
Cattle Market.

Crrr or JEyrrRsoE. March II, 1888.
Arrived yesterdsy-25 Texas Beeves and 300
Sheep. sold-205 Texas Beeves, ii Calves and
Yearlings, 80 Hogs 195 Sheep and Mich Cows.
Stock on sale--1367 Texas Beeves, l36 Calves
and Yearlings, ISL Hogs, 15e Sheep. 81 Mich