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PAIN KILLER.
We ask attention to this Unrlvaled
FAMILY MEDICINES.

FAMILY MEDICINE,
The PUN Killer is, by universal consent allow.
cd to have won for Itself a reputation unsurpass.
ed In the history OF medicinal preparatIons. II,
instantaneous effect In the entire eradication and
extinction of Pain I'm all II. rariou. form. ,nc,.
dental to the human family. and the unsolicited
written and vcrhs, ,..,Imn,y ., a.. 1900. a..
its favor, have been. and are. its own br,t ad.
vertisemept.
For evidence I'm taxor Of the min H,,.r IN,
Mlnisters, Sore Throat or Broncb,,is read IN.
following:
axsrs-The PUN KILLER ha. been n constant
occupant Of our house for over two wears. and n
portion of the time II has been the onIy meaI.
cine under our roof. Hardly ever do have INV
children complain Of being alex without having
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sENATf II
rvrSTsG sEeYl
WtpNr7pn HI
III RE.

j.. ..... y: g: !: ''"'.
s Ths rf', ,Il. :" a-t,tiJ VHr.n n 1870
MOOT sS,,er and chalnan ioiHt lp"t
third reading -. ,....-..,
,r,,. l,u,,ins bills 4l-. - fle'l" ''N' i'''''u
s.n,tr iii 10 allow
r,n sGa@ nj i !" iG 2aaSm seona readings.
The rules were surp'f \ Foley, sheriff OF
aid the construction p sr-s,fars OF taNrs, passed
49,, mn and tuss cd
authurrt, the CumnX we'd aud Senate bill To
C.,w.Il "a Ivy a III r. Valley Railroad, was
thousand dollar, enc ,lhifd reading. This bill
uttJrd tua r"i, al " II juncrs ~ Granville and
Person county 10 ~ ,Hul tds OF two hundred
dollars not more IA The question to be sub.
Ia, raised ny GrahN III , people at said Counties.
! year, uulc-- by TX, pc one hundred Thousand
yutrr- %! said COW ,gi fiIy thousand dollars To
| raise more than III Re and Cn.well in any one
ANY one year uul - consent Ut y majority ui the
! OF the voters oI TX, dies Persun county not To
lnu iUnuWiui cuiI five thousand dollars In
| third reudinE' IN : 10y the consent Ui a majority
I Hpu-v hll w nd county.
SENATE hi! VA Abhls passed their second and
| smithVIlc, BhAr-'
House btil ~ iiIyr to Scotch Fair
| ul Revised ItSn extend the corporate limits vi
senate hit Ntuswirk county.
Building ~ ~ amend section three Of chap 10
House Ol Hsul-
90, rclallf e. incorporate the johnston county
ton. r, Loan Association.
House 300 amend cuup ., Of laws ut 1868
Union &C. pnu registering y"tcs NJ special cleo
| MIR. Low
persons ~ to auihorlar the commissioners of
list NNiiy to levy special tax.
calchdar LII Introduced bill to allow certain
fcyehtN remove the old Church from the Bap
the CoR Read hrst time and placed on the
printedH
The ~ IT, machinery bill read and referred to
aid ~ dlmiitcc on Finance, and ordered to be
oi thu III
com ~ Jules were suspended and senate hill tC
Gro BJc construction OF the Western Division
Idyu< SUrh Western North Carolina RI ilroad
~ pny, wah taken urand failed to pass second
III ng.
BSu-c bill to Incorporate Glen Alpine Springs
mlbud several readings.
Huusc bill to Incorporate the Lumber River
ohyigatiOn Company, was laid on the table
| Leave ui absence granted to Mcssrs
I lplythc and Wilson from saturday nest Tor an
Iindeinitc period.
n Adjourned.
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SENATE.

THURSDAY, March, IL
Senate met at 10 O'Clock. President in the
chair.
journal read and approved.
The Committee ON internal Improvements
reported 'HNurbly upon House bill To incorporate
the shelby aud south Carolina Rail Road This
bill charters u road from Shelby Cleveland
County, 10 the South Carolina line; running to
what j. known rs Cinmbrrick Iron Works, near
the Cherokee Ford.
MIR. FOrkucr introduced bill to sell the
States interest IN the y. Z. Rail Road, the At.
lantic and y. q, Rail Road, and the Albcmarlc
and Chcsapcak Canal
Mr.. Lussitcr move the indefinite posponcmcnt
OF the Till, which did not prevail, by the follow
ing vote:
Yeas-Mc..rs. Barnr., Bvrmau, Flythc, Ora.
ham, I.assitrr, Long, Melrhor, Murphy, ShoI
ncr, White, Wmtcsidc-ll.
NayS-Mcssrs. Bethany Brogdcn, Blythe, Cot
grove, Cook, EppeS, Forkncr Galloway hnySs'
Moore, OF Hamcy, kchnrdson, Robbins, ste.
phcms-lS.
The bill was referred TO the Committee ON
Internal improvements.
REVOLUTIONS.
House resolution 10 adjourn on tue 18th inst,
was adopted.
House resolution concerning disabled soldiers
adopted. This resolution asked The Book OF
Managers Oi the National Asylum to establish
branch of said A.yumS somewhere IN III" South,
for both wnltc aud rolorcd disabled soldiers.
House resolutions to ALLOW bills which pass
recommended TO be Transmitted from one House
to the other without being cnsruNSrd, was post.
pOncd until tomorrow,
Senate resolution aui poriLlng the state Treas
urur to employ able cshncrl 10 aid In testing
the C0nstitutiOnaity Of the Especial tax bonds,
in q sui~ now pending before the supreme Court
in the application fora mundanuS to compel
the state Treasurer to pay Interest on tue said
Bonds passed second reading.
Mr. Graham, IunU4 ui Columbus, aud Jones OF
Wake, laVOriug the adoption Ol tho resolution
and MIR. Love against IT,
Mr. Loves resolutions asking Congress Tor the
| Il al 1.tl
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Mr. Beai Eae SLOWED to renew his vote init
affirmative on the r-rS,tufe Introduced ny VIZ.
Graham, Tor bill which t-@eSrf Yesterday 70 pro
vide for the completion Ollie Western pivi>ion
OF the Weston n. Z. Rail Road.
The House Of Representative transnH"ed y
mcerage a bill to provide for the taking u d.
positions.
Also, bill to raise revenue. Oordercd to be
printed, and made special order for Tuesday
next at II O'Clock.
Mr.. Burns moved to reconsider the vote by
which the bill to provide for the completion OF
the Western N. G. Rail Road, passed third read.
ing. aud moved TO postpone the motion until
monday, l0js O'Clock. The latter motion pre-
vailed.
The daywas spent In passing unimportant
private bills.
Adjourned to 10 o'clock Monday.
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A RADICAL REyOLUTION

Has been accomplished In hair dyes. The hor,
rible compounds containing LEAD. SALT and
SULPHUR ars discarded. The leading chemists
implorc the public not to use them, and Profess
sor Chiffon, whose reputation IL second to that
OF no analytical chemist In America, has recon.
mended
Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye
& PERFECTLY INNOCUOUs ARTICLE,
which, may be used without fear. Remember, Il
is the only one that has been anlyzed and found
wholesome. Its effects are instantaneous, and
the colors II imparts natural.
CRIsTADORO's HAIR PREsERvATIvE, as
Dressing, acts like charm on the Hair after
Dyelng. Try II. mar ie-lm
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Special Notices.
TUsT QUIT

"CHERRY PICTORIAL TROCHEsw
superior to all others
For Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, and Bronchitist
and Hoarseness.
NONE 30 PLRAsANr-NoSR CURE so xJIcK.
Manufactured by RUsHToN Sfco.,
Astor House, New York.
No more of these horrible tasted, nauseating
" BRowS" Ctibsb things dec 23-d&w3m
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The English Bishop. hayr declined, after ave,
all, to authurlS. rNt,lun nl tue hnE.'S',
translation ct the llIh,a, un the plea 'na' "
they did the version $50 produced "oN,u NJ
regarded AN Episcopal translation Whv.y
%, that known a, King James, now IN com
mon use Nhu,rvrr English is spoN'n' Is n',
,cptcd ny n'l Protc-lnnts livery h'"''!h ""'
htld in hish r.Jimnlin
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nousE DE UNDERSTANDINGS.

II MI NI1'T3 ;, J, u n 2,
"EiNFspANr M"'tl'' ~ JAW
~ EvEStSG SESSION.
Received message from the Senate, with a
'proposition 10 urinf 10 COPIES of the report OF
thu Goycrnor and SUPERINTENDENT Of Public
Works inr rach myinLrr OF Inc General Assem-.
'bly Cnucurrud in
Mr, snipr. called mn resolution in favor OF the
l,,,I r,u,is.ut,,iycs ~, ,n, Iat,. n G. pnrErr =
kiopted'
Nr En.t nor c,ll,d nm 4, rim in r.I,tinu IN rntu.
ma, ,,rr,r. ,,T ir,,i,,nt Ipr,,y,r,. any discriIn
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Mr. Enron - Some tint In the year 'R'2
| subscribed 20 tlr Standtrri- Up I" nm
time had differed widely with the p'lu'''
of the editor being from my bnyh"'"' |
llenry CLAY Wing. | was much peas
with the first number received, anu i"t
more I read il the better liked u, anu
being truly devoted tn the Union, soon
found that il was the true exponent OF Union
princir,rs, and worthy the patronage :"
every true Union man. | nave peen W.
slant subscriber to the htthddrd li",', w
above mentined date to the prcsrht u",.
have always found il true to the Union an"
true to the people of Noith aroma aroma, I ,.prn
cinlIv IN the moor and dnwntroddcn. VINO
had TO get their bread 10y tile sweat W th.n
I,ro,y While the Standard wns edited ny
Covernor Holden his bittcrest enemies
orknowledqed that it was the best e"l'e"
papcr in the State. ,,,.,. ,,r
Now. Mr.. Editor, rs you are emp !"
| the old block hope YOU VIII Keep up ~,
| reputation Of the Standdra to that nv"
,,r,nd in IN. ladder ut fame that 1t u 80 u'''
| Iy and dcscrvcdlv entitled to. he 'HS VIZ
as serpent and harmless ~ u"Nc'
your brother editors be KIND anu c'"' lo W =,
hut tp your enemies show no quarter "'
up your sleeve, and say
"Lny on Macduf, e.,
,,..,, Ia, Ia. WIN Nir,t crics hold, enough,
rDcrc ma. much new down here in old
u,lii,, r L. Davis who killed William
I, sannder. few weeks since, Is in ln,i,i,
awaiting hi. trial, which, ! ptrsume WI
c"m" oil a, our ncSt Superior Cour',-fr',
S W""doy In MAY. The farmers are driving
ahead and making ready to plant Their crops J
A very large crop of cotton VIII w ,,"' u,W'
,, tLrir last years crop, of cotton
The pTc,ent present prices, with very l iL
= n ,mr Of n rise soon, makes them looF
"H The question IS oftcn asked when hen WI, u
5 the Legislature adjourn l hope ihvy "
5 finish their work before they 40 tnl"ul
e would earnestly call tue a',en1r -
1s sa s, F f che per- cent SP o"
i !. entirely too much where t =,
+ donh,r. i md makes it ten per r. ~"- IN
!. in addition to the United STAT. vote, =!
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faN. II gdhficman n51 iuf nom FeLi,n : =
not very large means, whose State mn, a%sa
County taxes amounted to about thirty six
dollars, paid on apple brandy made in the
year 1869, one hundred and scvcntysix dol
lars. The people will never love govern.
ment or stick to u party that burdens them
with taxation beyond their ability to pay.
Well, MIR. Editor, wish you Godspccd in
your responsible and trying position Ms
Editor of the organ of the Republican party
of North Carolina. sincerely hope that
your labOrs may be crowned with the
greatest success Yours truly,
HALIFAX
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i" ChIidren's Lives Saved for so Ccnts.u
BONE FLOUR---BONE FLOUR

Cracked Bone. Bone Meal, Bone Flour, 90
Floated Bone, guaranteed TO produce same beet
at HALF COST OF Peruvian GuAno
Send for circular. Address
LISTER BRoTHE.s,,
Ian 26-w3m Newark N. }.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE N WAR
RENTnN n r.

7 OFFER for sale my house aud ot = warren
AZ scr.s, and l. upsurpassed Tor bs.uty of situa
ton. The dwelling and out hoses are All IN
good order, and there are few mfe handsome "
more desirable residence1 In " town. mr.
march IS e--ao'"''
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SENATE

SNTUKpNN, March 10, $50.
souatc oct at o. O'Clock.
Mr WuDg, senator rom rr'quimaus, In tue
Cha!T,
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ZX n the Code Cons mi >-tchN
~ raleigh, March IL, 1870
4. Ton Il, CALDWELL,
Coz srf Irc-idento If The ScDd'c:
7hc Commissioners ri the Code have
/honOr to report to the General Assem-.
that they have nearly reached the end
he labors which Ncp imposed on them
the Convention If 1865.
rhe Constitution adopted by the people
49, year made radical changes in the
andamentsl law in some m"st important
pWficulars.
II 1t abolished courts Of equity, anil all
ADHERENCE in the forms Of actions
2. 1t prohibited the old and introduced
ktfhc new system Of punishmrnt
.. II created number ~ urW pune
officers whose duties had tn It defined.
A.. 1t required that computations both mn'
nicipal and priyan, should. except in Pceu
Liar CASES. he chartered by general laws
0. 1t essentially alter,sl the cannton las
relations ul husband and wife, ny making
all ,hc property Of the wife separate
such comprehensive change in accu'i"m-
ed law have rarely been enacted IN so snort
"a time SOME orthcm at least may he JUS
titled upon tho ground that great rcvn'u
lion had occurred n' Il result "i "nlcU
society stood on "a ne" basis and require"
different laws trPW thOso,whicl' were ApP'o
pirate t0 the stage, which lhl peilSn,u
Dthers must stand upon their in"ins'' ,,e'
Its What thr.c are il j. ~ part Ut our un'A
~ decide; time alone can give po'l,'s'
answer For tin, changes made 10y tue '"l
atitutiun the Commissioners are no We :,
epdusiblc we took them NJ nccnlupIi,H'" '''
and oar duty was to act ns skilluilv anu "
Yprudcntly as wc could to BRING 'ue va" =
the State into harmony win then'' W"
evident that uatil that was done tn'I
,vonld exist an anarchy and confusion o
,,,i,,,,, riaht. scnrccly compatible WI
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NORTH-CAROLINA ITEMS.

Further notice will he given Mt an early
day through hand bills
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II SI#N aarn


B, March %, 1870.
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BELLEVUE, La,
Saturday,:::::::::::::June Is, 1870

We understand that certain
of our citizens refuse to give
the census taker the informa-
ton he is required by law to
obtain. Such conduct will work
greatly to our injury. 1t is
surely not good policy for any
of us to carry our luminosity to
the Radical party so far as to
throw obstacles in the way of
the execution of the laws, be-
cause members of that party
may be the agents of the law.
It is much to our interest that
every person in our parish and
State should be counted in Or
der that we, at some time, may
be fully represented in the Leg
islature and Congress. What
matters it then who makes the
count, so that the count be cor
rect. We want to retain our
two members to the Legisla-
ture and to have our number OF
members to Congress increas-
ed, if possible. Some objection
is made to giving the value OF
property from fears, we sup
pose, of being taxed. But this
valuation will not be used in
that way, and is simply for sta
tistical purposes. Rest assured
that the United States will not
bother about taxing property SO
long as it SO easily tolls ones
money whenever anything is
bought or sold.
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TIE BOSSIER .BANN.ER.
'. H. scAKLAND, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.


The Boasier Banner will be issued every
Saturday morning. Subscription, per an
mum, Three Dollars--in advance 81 so for
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Advertisements inserted at 81 per square
of ten lines or less, first insertion-50 cents
for each subsequent insertion.
Cards of one square, or less-$l2 per
annum Six months-$7 80 Three months
@5.
Announcements of Candidates for Office
$10
II Obituary notices, when exceeding a
square, will be charged as advertisements.
re- All articles published for the benefit
of parties or individuals, at their own solic-
itation, viii be charged for as advertise
ments
- Editorial notices, or any matter oc-
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columns, charged at the rate of IS cents per
line.
EE N b. Proceedings and resolutions
Of public and political meetings, &c, charg-
ed as advertisements.
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and by planting cotton in them
the thing is effected in the best
way. When orchard trees have
grown they need scarcely any
culture at all. With corn for
the mule, potatoes and fruits
for hogs and the summer range
and cotton seed for cattle, our
people could make themselves
abundantly easy on the great
provision question. AS to flour,
sugar and tobacco, it is much
cheaper for the cotton farmer
to buy them than to raise.
One way in which the hard
working farmer often neglects
to exercise due judgment is in
the choice of tools. We have
seen hoes and plowshares used
until they had lost two-thirds
of their original size. The care
full farmer will not use such.
He will have good tools if he
has to expend much time and
money in getting them. His
mule must be fat even if he has
to refuse himself the pleasure
OF rides out on Sundays and
rainy days. His fences are in
good order, his rows straight,
his cotton beds smooth, he
drills the seed in a very narrow
stripe, bars off close and conse-
quently chops out easily, and
lastly by ever exercising care
and prudence, and using meth
cd and Judgment, he effects
more with less expenditure OF
animal power than the hard
working restless man.
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MEXICO.-Gen. Rosecrans is
advising an action to be taken
by the United States in regard
to Mexico, which would violate
the wholeof our State policy as
heretofore maintained by the
government.
He advises a kind of control
to be exercised for the protec-
ton of American citizens in
Mexico, which would be moth
ing else than a protectorate,
and indeed a virtual annexa-
ton of Mexico.
Heaven defend us from this
annexation! But if it must be,
at least let us call it by the right
name. Our policy has hereto
fore been to acquire unsettled
territory and to people it with
our own citizens. Tn carrying
out this policy we might annex
the Northern States of Mexico
and the Republic of Dominica
for they are sparsely populated,
But the annexation of Cen
trail and Southern Mexico with
It's five millions Of Indian popu-
lation and the making of those
Indians citizens, would be carry.
ing philanthropy a little too far
Now by all means let us moi
force our "good government
upon a people that don't ask it
And as to our own people, LEI
us protect them by keeping
them outof the savage country
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HOME OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
a child goes astray, not because
there is a want of prayer or virtue
at home, but simply because hoane
lacks sunshine. A child needs
smiles as much as flowers need sun
beams. Children look little beyond
the present moment. III a thing
pleases they are apt to seek it; IL
it displeases they are prone to avoid
it. Ifhome is the place where faces
are sour, and words harsh, and
fanlt finding is ever in the
ascendant, they will spend as many
hours as possible elsewhere. Let
every father and mother, try to be
happy. Let them talk to their
children, especially the little ones,
In such a way as to make them
happy.
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Bylaws of Bodcau Bridge
Company.

1st. A meeting Of stock
holders shall be held, annually,
at Court house, in Bellevue, on
the first Saturday in May, at
l o'clock P. NJ, and at such other
times as the stock holders or
Board of Directors shall deter
mine. The Board Of Directors
shall call an extra meeting of
stock holders upon the written
request Of five stock holders
filed with the President or Sec
rotary. Notices of the meetings
of stock holders shall be given
by advertisement in the parish
paper for two insertions prior
to said meetings.
End. The Board of Directors
shall meet on the first Saturday
in each month at Bellevue, at
10 o'clock A. NJ, and at such
other times as the President
shall convene them in extra
session, by notices through the
Secretary.
The President shall, upon
the request of two Directors
call an extra session of the
Board.
3rd. The Secretary shall
keep the following books, viz !:
LIST, A Minute Book, in which
shall be written the proceed
ings Of meetings Of stock hold
ers and Board of Directors. I'd,
A Ledger, or Account Book, in
which shall be kept, accounts
of all receipts and disburse-
ments of the company &C
counts between the corporation
and its members and all other
accounts between the Corpora
ton and other persons whom
soever. 3rd, A Stock-Book, in
which shah be registered all
stOck-notes and certificates and
the transfer Of the same in pur-
suance of the charter. 4th,
Such other books as the Board
of Directors may order.
4th. The Secretary shall
make settlements with the
bridge keeper and toll collec-
tor at~such times as the Board
of Directors shall determine at
their first meeting after the
completion of the bridge.
9Th. The bond of the Secre-
tary and ex-officio Treasurer
shall be approved by the Beard
Of Directors and shall be in the
custody of the President, sub
ject to the order of the Board.
9th. The salary Of the Sec
Rotary shall be at the rate of
two hundred dollars per an
mum until the bridge shall have
been completed. After the COM
pletion of the bridge he shall
receive for his salary, ten per
cent. upon all sums paid into
the treasury, provided, such
per centage shall not exceed
two hundred and fifty dollars
per annum.
18th. There shall be appoint
ed annually, by the Board of
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of Directors q Committee of
three of their number, who
shall be q Committee on Audit
and Account, to whom all
claims against the Corporation
shall be referred to be inyesti-
gated and reported upon, be-
fore the same shall be ordered
to be paid by the Secretary and
Treasurer.
9th. All disbursements for
the company shall be- made,
upon the warrant of the chair
man of the Committee on Au-
dit and Account, countersigned
by the President of the Board.
10th. Calls for payment of
stock shall be made by adver-
tisement for two insertions in
parish paper.
The President shall IN five
days issue a call for a payment
Of five per cent. upon the stock
subscribed, and after q contract
for building of the bridge shall
have been made and entered
into, he shall issue q general
call for the payment of such per
centages upon stock as shall
be necessary to promptly meet
the obligations of the Corpora
ton according to the contract
entered into.
18th. If any stock holder
shall fail to meet the calls made
upon him, in the manner pro-
vfded in bylaw 10, a demand
shall be made upon him by the
Secretary for payment of the
same, and if he shall remain i'm
default for ten days after such
demand by the Secretary, the.
Board of Directors shall at its
first meeting thereafter, deter
mine whether his rights in the
Corporation shall be forfeited
or his stock note or notes put
in suit for the full amount
thereof In pursuance of article.
7th Of charter.
18th. The sealof the Corpo-
ration shall he a bridge span
ming water, with the name and
domicil of the company on the
margin.
18th. No person shall act
as proxy except upon the writ
ten authority of a stock holder
signed by him.
14th. All committees shalP
be appointed by the President
unless otherwise ordered by the.
Board.
18th. Additions to these by
laws may be made at any reg
ular monthly meeting by vote
of four-fffths of the Directors.
; Other amendments shall lay
over one month after they have
been offered and receive the;
approval of three Directors be-
fore they shall become laws.
10th. These Bylaws and
amendments made thereto shall
be copied into the Minute book
of the Secretary in a place
therein reserved for that pur4
pose.
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SIXTEEN POUND BABY.-Tyo
months ago Mrs. Hams, who is
living with her husband on Mr..
Joseph Olivier's plantation, FIVE
miles below here, gave birth to a
child weighing sixteen pounds, and
both mother and child have done
so welp that the little youngster
now weighs over thirty pounds!
We are told that DR.. Mcguire
will certify to the correctness of the
statement, having himselfweighed
the baby Neac Iberia Times, 3rd.