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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-01-27

LINAI. SE.'l'rLEM Emf NOTICE,
ESTATE or HERMAN BRUGS. Decentralization 10 here.
by given 10 all persons interested in said esta That Ed
ward Lewis public administrator OF sad estate viii appear
before the County Court OF the county OF La Sale and
ILLINOIS, AZ the Court House In OTTAWA In said county
nineteenth day OF February sf for she purpose
detng OF h proceedncs IN the OF
said estate Tor tie iinAl settlement
Dated u, Ottawa this 9th day Of January isia
janlS@v II. l.. MEAD, Clerk.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-01-27

LINAII SI:'I"rLEM ENT NOTICE,
L ESTATE o. LRvl FIGHT. plcnAs8p.-Notice 10 hereby
gwen 70 al persons interested said estate That william
vii .pp. before the County Court Of the county Of La Ss
and state NJ Illinois, NJ the Court House In Ottsvs In said
county, the nineteenth day OF February 1874 for the
purpose OF rendering account OF his proessdags In ~
aminis 'r-tiOn OF said FOR the Anal cement.
Dated A. Ottawa this sth day OF January 1872.
ianis-iw u. l.. MEAD. Clerk
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FINAL SE'T'TLE Emf NOTICE.
i ESTATE ~ ElCHsL J. kooRE, D.CB.sRp.-So;cr il
hereby given 20 al persons interested in sad estate That
samuel H. N0ielan, administrator OF the estate Of said
ceased will appear before se County Court OF the
la sale ana state OF Illinois ~ tr COUr. House in ottawa
In sale county the nAe'eeuh o. February A. D. 1874
Tor The purpose of rendering account OF his proceedings IN
the ID Illustration OF said ets.s the anal nept
Dated AZ ottawa, this llth day Of January 49,,
lAnlS-;w H. l.. MEAD, Clerk,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-01-27

NpI'I q I:.-}>T,TE sy RICHARD >U,pIkSp. DECD
y Notice, .-ny gwen that the UnG-r. .ned, Executor
az last w @ t4N.Ht Of Richard Shsp,snl lste OF the
co-Hy ola sale and state 4 Illinois d-ce.s. viii appear
hci. ac Comfy Court Of .ad I'll. third monday
r.g the 18th day OF march s9 ~ the Court House In O.a.
said c0rl' when and whore al -rsoG. -.,ins claims
demands I-u, ~! notified attend and p-.-
s'1f ,he same IN writing for adjustment.
Dated this Sth GaT OF January A y. lS12.
PHIL!IrC. WATTS.
janis bw Executor.
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SterI1 y. Ia sale County
BY GO W. W. BLAKE Chls' Deps;y an:E:w

GiI.EIl'F - ]. Ely virtue Of AZ exec ntion
- ana Ire Dill s-u.c ont ol Tie clerks Office 81 Circuit
Cont I. La sal" gE'y and state 4 Illinois. and d.
rec'.t, v'"rehy AM conan andcd siount OF
r .eut recently obtained against Michael (iersety
ana iA rD"y m favor flame Hel"y. 4 the Ian
ieutrg goods alG caa,-e OF tie ssd Cha- Gershty
AMI as Foley have eye! the following property,
% ~.
Ire "a,' ha E !, c.Oi Number a. - block number
thlTv ~ IN ne Original Tosh o, NehGO.. In the county Of
Ia sale nrl SAT. & Illinois
Therefor scrortu. - .Ai comm'rd. shall expose for
sac a! public agct On al the rs TIE ana interest % the
above named Michael G-.hty and Thomas Foley In and
r above tr-r property. V-day. nc Oh day OF FEB
"a. l-t =. e OC.pcs the south eoor 0. tAs
County tuUT. house IT, Otia~.. lis.
Date! a. O;;sra This 1911 DAY or January D. lsi7
DANIEL BLAKE,
Shrrf. u Ia sale County.
By T,'. W. ". BLAZE. CHIEF De.stv iAnS-cv
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-01-27

EINAL ssE'r'TLEME NT NOTICE.
l. EsrAInoP Isaac PAINr.n DsClAslp-NoNee is hereby
given To all Interested In said estate That Elizabeth
Painter Amn'sra'riN OF the estate Of Isaac Painter d.
ceased will appear before the County Court OF The county
Of la Sale and state OF Illinois, At tho Court House In
ottawa in sd county. OF ,he third monday Of February
ISL for the purpose Of rendering Of her pro.
cecdHGs the Naturalization Of said ossN for the nna settle
mrnt
Dated =, Ottawa, this 9th day OF December 1871.
jMe+w H. L. MEAD. Clerk.
No'1>1CF.-tsTAPs nP RrsaBlooK YAssvr1 DIc'rs
- Notice /. hereby Svc,, that ns Undersigned, aamnis
traitor OF the estate OF Rushbrsok Fasse late Of the eeul
Of Lasat and state Of Illinois deceased win appear before
the county court OF said county the third Monday eng
the 18Th day OF February 1871 81 the Court House In OttawH
IN said county when and where oil having claims
demands against said estate notified attend present
the same In writing fov adjustment
Dated this 10Th day q December A. u. I'll.
WILLIAM SLY.
d@3VNw Administrator.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-23
The Acoidene and the Verdict Of the
...... Jury,

The accident which occurred on Friday morn.
Ing on the railroad grows even more distressing
han 1t appeared at first 1t is now feared that sew.
srai Of those who were injured will not recover We
would not add to the terrible sorrow that must
Nil the minds of those to whom the lives of the
passengers ON the il-fatsd train were entrusted.
II must be crushing to any sensitive mind to meet
'ae "eght OF evidence that seems to point SO for.
clo'y to criminal negligence. 1t is not necessary
that We should add to what we have already said
Inc responsibility must be met by those on whom,
the guilt rests. The coroner's jury have passed
upon the evidence which was presented and ar.
nVsd at q verdict which charges that ..Iienry c
Fritz came to his death through the incompctency
OF Anthony Rue. conductor OF the train Ieayins
Philadelphia at 1880 P. M, on the night of tn,
2lst Of November" We understand that Coroner
W'nslow has issued warrant for the arrest o
Hue and has gone in pursuit Of him.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-23
Franco.

PARIS, Nov. 81, Evening-At meeting. of
the Deputies of the Left Centre, to-day, the
committee which had been appointed to draw
up platform of policy, made their report.
They recommend to the support OF the party
in tho assembly the following measures: The
appointment of a parliamentary committee of
thirty to deliberate upon and report to the AS
sembly organic laws best fitted to insure the
working Ot the legal Government Of the Re-
public. The prOlongaton of President Thiers'
term OF office four years The nomination of
q Vice President. The creation of a second
Chamber.
VERSAILLES, Nov. 2l.-In the Assembly
this afternoon. Pascal Duprat introduced a
bill for the restoration to the Orleans family
Of their property, cOnfiscated in 1851. The
Trial by Jury bill passed bya vote of 46l to
17S. The committee on the address in reply
to Theirs message has held two long meet
ings. The proceedings are kept secret.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-23
Public Salts.
n SPLEEN DID
FARM or COUNTRY SEAT
AT PUBLIC SALE.
2uhlif Salts.

Will be sold at Public Sale. on the premi-
." ses. on THURSDAY. December 5th, ls72. at
siS one o'clock. p. m.. that handsomely located
IA Farm or Country Seat of 50 acres Of high and
beautiful laying land. about four miles from the city
OF " Wilmington. and short distance from the Ken
nett Turnpike road adjoining lands Of Lewis Graves
W. NJ. Peters, ID. II Garrett and both sides of the
road leading from Wilmington to kennett Square,
near the Brick Presbyterian Church. for nerly owned
by Ellis NJ. Nichols This property is situated in the
very best part Of Christiana hundred, and will be
sold great bargain and very easy terms. only 5
per cent. cash on the day of sale good will
be taken at 60 days for the per cent? sl0O more to
be paid on or before the 18th OF March, when the
deed and possess ion will be given clear of all in
cumbrances: the balance remain on the property
by bond and mortgage. A good mortgage on other
property would be taken as part payment. would
advise any person who wants good little place to
attend this SALE it is to be sold account of the
owner living out of the State he property is well
situated to divide into several small places having
two dwellng barn and other outbuillings; wood
land and fruit fronting on two good roads
WILLIAM BRIGHT,
Rsll Estate Agent. Wilmington, Del
OGLE d MILLER. Auctrs. noyl6-ts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-23
A New York DIvd-shop.

Ofall the bird shops In New York, the one
that soonest catches the atist's eye Is kept In
Center street BY veteran piReon-fancier. WHO
Is snugly domiciled in the corner Of an old
brick mansion;I now forlorn and battered,
though once, doubtless, an aristOcratc resi-
dence. A flight of time-wOrn brown stone
steps, with slender iron rail at each side
leads up to doorway which is barricaded with
piles OF square cages, red. green and blue.
bevy OF snOw-white chickens, q family Of
restlessba ntams. and two or three martial
game.c cocks, share these cages with some dOz-
ems OF pigeons, pure white or iiversely marked
with delicate iridescent shades of gray or
glossy plnmage, while others are putting out
their fuffy bOsoms and sleepily winking their
ustrOus eyes, and others, still, with tails spread
out, peacock fashion, are chasing their mates
furiously around the cage, and pecking them
win comic appearance Of the most vindictive
rage. Inside, the walls Of the small triangu-
lar room are crowded, from the sandy, corn
sprinkled floor to the dingy, cohwebbed cei-
| ling, with tiers Of the rudost green cages.
| full OF cooling und quarre1some tenants. Here
andthere stray thrush sits speechless and
solitary, vile In large double cage a
dozen Of the yellOwest canaries are merrily
hopping and twittertng and feasting ut inter.
walls upon hemisphere OF savOry apple. In
q distant corner, small, green, white billed
parrot parades sobetly to and fro Oh wire
FoOIett cage, while his FED billed brother, i'm.
prlsoned for misconduct, trOuches on black
perch, and moodily munches cracker, pro-
noting digestion Ivy an occasional screech
In two or three cages sleepy rabbits are pen
ned up, while others of the long.eared trib,
are skipping fearlcssly about the floor, nibblinl
cabbage-leaves. Or mapping peacefully in cOn
venient hooks The shaggiest of black ant
white dogs walks slowly around with the al
Of one In authority, or steches himself on th
floor, and crosses his f0relegs in an attitude
OF the most dignitied reposc. Another snal
: Ter dog, with thin legs and black, silkey ha,r
/. seems chiefly intent on keeping out OF harm
, way and yet seeing all that goes on, while
! third sturdy white fellow with black nos
barks and whi,npers at the end of slende
cord which restraints his liberty in . way tha
he evidently despises. A black and yello,
cat stalks eliberately along the tops Of til
cages, dividing her parental solicitude betwee
their feathered occupants aud a solitary white
nOsed kitten, which betrays q furtive disp0
sition to arch its back at the smallest an
most inOffensiye of Its canine companions
SO well trained are these cats and dogs ths
even the perching of stray canary on the
!, backs does not incite them to hostile demon
stratsons.-E Il .lterns. IN Str.Jner's Month,
Of Dscenber
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-23
Germ any.

BERLIN, Nov. 21.-An Ecclesiastical Rights
bill, prohibiting the issue Of bulls of excOmmu
nication, has been submitted to the Diet. II
declares that any clergyman who shall by
name. threaten with punishment. or decree,
or proclame as punishable. subject Of Prus
sia, shal be liable to fine of 5000 thalers, OF
two years imprisonment, and be ineligible t
Office for a term of five years.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-23
for Sale aud for 8eut.
C 0 u N 7 r Y S E A T
FOR SALE.

- The subscriber nov affsrs for sale his late
:;s residence known - "veu dc Pesu." about
III Wilmington and New Castle road. The
place about 20 acres Of gooa tillable land
The Mansion is Of brick. of modern .tyle x1< sto-
ries. contains some 10 or u rooms. With bath room
water closet. &e. all heated by Colds patent steam
heater. There beautiful lawn in front and rear
with fne shade trees. shrubbery. ke apple orchard
adjoining the lawn. with Rrap.ry. &c. Tho out
buildings are . barn. sarriage house. stsbliIg,
chicken house. ice house, &c. There are two Ten
ant Houses on opposite side of the road. There 10
. tine view both Of the city and tho river.
This is chance rarely offered to obtain 80 desi-
rabis country seat; being within 81 minutes walk
Of the several railroad depots in this city, With
stages passing the door four Eve time. daily be-
tween Wilmingtcn and New Castle. and there is a
probability that the contemplated narrow eauae
railroad between Wilmington and New Castle y III
pass nesr the prOpery.
The terms will be ommo odating g. and possession
cupant having received an appointment in . dis
tant city. can remove at any time.
R. D. hicks,
noA nwAstt Wilmington. Del,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-23
F. d Il 4 A l. r. i.

49, The undersigped. \ committee appointed
GM at regular meeting of the Board OF TrLs:
MI tees OF the Poor OF New Castle county. held
~ 3Oth inst, would offer at Private Sale that
very desirable property flor farming purposes, sit
uaed near to Hare's Corner. in New Castle hun
mington city. and III miles westerly from the
towa Of New Cas- tie. and short distance from the
village OF christiana containins BY recect survey
$50 Acres and two Square PeYches OF Land, divided
into convenient 6elds. With ample timber for the
use OF the farm.
The improvements consist Of 4 two story frame
dwelling. a frame barn with shedding. frame gran
ary and cribs. with carriage. poultry aed suok 0
houses. and two good tenant houses. and other
buildings necessary for we'll conducted farm. The
situation OF this farm is one of the pleasant
and desirable in the county Application can be
made to either Of tie underlined.
Terms OF sale m ade known BY them.
c1iakI hih! aaMTHRSab nEMtfTHHGNSab Wilmington.
JOHN W. EVANS, Newark.
GEORGE LODGE. near Claymsnt.
oc3l -dkw6w
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-23
DROPOSAH,

DROPOSALR.
i Sealed proposals will be received hy the
building Committee of new School House, No, ii.
eituated on south side of Third street BRIDGE un-
furnishing said school house with two portable
heaters With pipes. registers DC, complete placed
IN the building In working order. and with guar
of the committee.
Al proposals must state whether for self eedine
or plain heaters.
The committee reserve the right to reject any or
novl5-t23nov
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-23
i Splendid River Front Farm
AT PUBLIC SALE,

49, Will be sold at Public Sale. on the premi-
NJ. .es, on THURSDAY. b eeember isth. iSs.
III AZ o'clock. p. IN, that beautifully located
Farm of Ito acres OF land. situate in New
Castle hundred, fronting IN he Delaware river and
the wilmington and New Castle road. one mile above 9
New Castle and miles from the city of Wilmington.
large crops; has large brick Mansion House suitable
for gentleman's summer residence. good Tenant
House. large Brick Barn with other outbuildinss
IN good order. Steamboats, and railroad cars leave
New Castle several times day for PhiadelphiA and
other places This farm is one Of the -ery best in
the county and will be sold great bargain. Mr.
i to persons wishing to purchase any time before
the sale. Terms at sale.
WILLIAM BRIGHT.
Real Estate Agent. Wlmin gton. Del.
Rov2,)- )-dw6s6wts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-23
d e D..

HAYES-I this city. on the I'D OF n November, ls,2,
James Hayes. in the 43d year of bis age.
His friends and those of the family are requested
to attend the funeral from his late resideLce. IW
Wollaston street, Sunday afternoon ut hall past
. o clock Interment at Kiverview Cemetery.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-23
MAR RE D.

PYLE-BUTLER-0nO Oct. .Oth, ls12. at West Ches-
ter, Pa. by Rev. Isaac II. Halderman, Charles W
Pyle. of Trenton: \. j., formerly Of Wilmington
to Miss Anna Butler, of Birmingham township
Delaware courty, Pa.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-23
WATER DEPARTMENT.
CHIEF ENGINEER's OFFICE, }
No. 100 Market Street,
WILNINarnY lrI lNf Is Ia-1 |

N01lCE to water Renters.
AN All persons who have sold property during the
present year must give notice in writing to
trar at the once Of the " ater Department. before
the Sth day OF November 1872 and insert in the
property purchased. otherwise they will be- held
liable for water rent next year. Also all persons
who may wish to discontinue the use Of water. or
any part Of it: must givs notice above. and tsy
No alterations will be made in any bill after the
above date.
A new assessment Of properties using the Bran
DIVINE water having been made. and the bills com
peted all persons interested ars to call and
octl6-tns0 Registrar
NOTICE.
~ The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com
pany have completed arrang ements to carry Money
Packages and kxpress Matter to AMI from all points
on the line Of tAeir road and West Chester.
- Express maee1g sent to Frank telegraph office
No; West Third street or to their Depot, Front
and Madison. or orders ieft with McMulien 4 Seal
delivering agents, will receive prompt attention.
c. STOLZ.
sOS-u 0suf Supt W. X. r. Co.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-23
3ottfes.

S7M REWARD.-By authority con-
na.; >, 4 srred BY ressluton passed BY the City
hereby offer reward Of One Hundred Dollars IA
such information a. will lead to the arrest nd COZ
Vlctton ot the person or persons who on the pislt
81 the l2th instant set FIRE 70 ths stable owned or
rented by P. Plunkett Co.
Also. . further reward Of One Hundred Doll., 4.
for such information will lead to the arrest and
convlc' ion Of the person or persons Who on ID .
morning OF the 18th instant set fire to the stable
nOv15-tf J. t. SIMMS Msvor
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-23

ENoR SAkE-A Lot Of Land at the southeast
Il corner of Front and Clayton streets; "a feet i
inches on Front and 80 feet on Clayton street.
Apply TO GEO. e. MARIS.
Real Estate Agent.
oc3ll-tf Se Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-23
for 8fut.

LNOU REET-The stuthsiie room. under the
Il Mansard roof the Masonic Hall The room is
about 60 feet by 30 feet.
Apply to II. r. McINTIRE,
novl5-tf 2ot Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-23

INSTITUTE HAIL.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
MONDAY EVENING; NOV. 25th; 1872,
CARNCR0SS & DlXEY'S MinstreIs,
Organized id bsO
FROM ELEVENTH ST. OPERA HOUSE.
Having disposed of our entire interest in Phila-
dolphin. we have q troupe OF
30 A r T 8 # s,
Selected from the BEST BANDS of America capa
BILE of giving the finest entertainment ever offered
by US To the public,
}. l.. Cnrncross and T. +. Dixey. Propretors. both
OF whom appear with Troupe. Company and Pro
gramme in distributing bills.
Doors open at commence at :.
Admission - cents reserved sea.s - cents, Seat
| now ready at kobelin j Bros music store
nov2O-5t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-23

ink W taiso ~ toO cram came; ne aNefWardo
climbed over the ruins and out Of the window
Fritz before and after his death, and helped to
take him out Of the car he was then breathing,
but unconscious, and died shortly after being
placed in the other car.
II was within few minutes Of midnight when
the hearing of the witnesses was concluded, and
the jury decided, for prudential reasons, to ad-
journ elsewhere before rendering verdict. Sew.
eral places were proposed, but they finally met
Market street. The evidence was carefully
examined, the subject fully discussed, and about
quarter Of two o'clock, a. M, the jury, through
their foreman, Gorge s. Hagany, unanimously
rendered the following verdict:
"That Henry c. Fritz came to his death
through The incompeteucy and neglect Of An
thony Rue, the conductor Of the train leaving
Philadelphia At 1880 p M, on the night of The
2lst ot November, 1872, By collision. that &C.
Cured about two hundred yards south Of Ell
lersie station, between the train that left Phila
deiphla at half past eleven o'clock on the night
of the 2lst inst, and the train from New Yotk,
which left West Philadslphia at about forty
minutes after twelve o'clock on the morning OF
the 22d inst, which collision Wan caused BY os
through the incompstency Of Mr.. Anthony Rue,
conductor Of the train leaving Philadelphia al
ll:3O. P. M, on the night Of the 2lst Of Noven-
Der, 1872" ct
The jury then adjourned to meet on Monday
evening, al the Lafayette Hotel, corner Ninth
and Shpley streets, to hold an Inquest in The
cass Of George Pollin. cOlorsd, Of Salisbury,
md. lhH s@ y
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-23
NOtice!!!

The Public are notified not to trade for, or
receive the following Parish Warrants, on
which suit was brought BY Benjamin Cooper,
Va. The Police Jury Of Rapides Parish, in suit
No. 1866, District Court Docket, the supreme
Court Of Loui lana, having decided that the
Parish Of Rapides, 4 not bound for the pay:
ment Of the same, and they will not be received
for Taxes, due the Parish, nor paid by this
Police jury. Fifteen Hundred Dollars Of
said amount are Warrants drawn in favor Of s;
c. Campbell, and endorsed by him. All Of
said Warrants may be known BY their being
marked as follows District Court, Rapides
Parish. Filed Dec 18th, 1871, Chas Owen, by.
Oferk ana tney arc "umoero'' ~ ioiiows;
Nos. 234 and Us, each for 500, in favor s. C.
Campbell, Signed J. r. Andrews ----
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-23
NOTICE.!

:
THE INCORPORATORS of the
1la Rapides Cemetery Ass-r'ia
tiou,s all persons who are willing y
subscribe to the stock Of the same,
and all who are friendly to the purpose
of the Association, the improvement
OF the PiI9yille graveyard. are re'
quested to meet at the Town Hall OH
tuesday the I'd Of April ut IL o'clock,
A. NJ, ... ,;.gt ~
The Committee desire to report that
they have obtained a Charter for the
Association and that it is ready t.
commence the Improvement SO much
needed. - "a = ~ -
The ladies are specially ipviteQ y
attend r : JULIUS LEVIN, >
lChairman pro TEN.
j. NJ. BARRETT,
Secretary pro TEN.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-23
Neh ADbertisenants.
AN ACE

To incorporate the. Pacific Fire Com
pany No. /, of the town OF Aiexan-
dria, ia the Parish of Rapides, State
Of Louisiana. Adv tAtf
SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the Sen
ate aud House Of Representatives OF
of the State OF Louisiana in General
Assembly convened, That James w.
Osborn, John NJ. Barrett, w >. Ridge,
b. II. DeSolo, w ]. Rogers, John >.
Ferguson aud J. j. Pet rlnan, etc.
citizens of the city Of Alexandria, are
hereby created AN iplepepdent IRE
e ,nll,any, by the name Of the PacIh:
Fire Company. 1t shall be the duty VI
said company to keep their engine,
hose, etc, in good order aud repair,
and on the alarm OF tire to go to 1t
with dispatch, and to assist III extin'
gushing the fire. The said. company
shall not he less in number than sew
enty officers and members.
SEC. 2. Belt further enacted. ETC.,
That majority of said company, w
soon as thirty. names have beSn SUP
scribed, shall havspOwer aud authorl-
ty tO torn the establish such bylaws
and rules, not Inconsistent with the
| laws of the State, for its gOvernmen'
az such majority may think proper
and that such fines and penalties as
they in;rys prrscribe for the govern
mrnt OF it's officers and members may
and shall be collected AMI enforced
before any justice Of the peace Within
the town ald city Qf Alexandria, or ~
ANY court Ofc mpeteuf Jurisdiction.
SEC. ). Belt fiiuler ENACTED, etc.
That said Pacific Fire Comi'any ant
their Successors be capable OF SUNS
and being sued in amy Of the courts II
this State, and they and their success
s0,s, 10y their corporate name, shall D'
capable of purchasing and conyeyin;
any estate, real or personal, tor the u.s.
OK tue company.
! SEC. 4. Be it further enac.ed, etc.
That il sheii py the duty OF the lore
man of s;ii,l company 10 furnish y TN
sheriff of the Parish of Ral,ides and I
the officers commanding the militia.
there is such, list OF the na'n,.S OF tn
meilib. RS OF the company a. ~.
SEC. ). BE it further enacted, etc
That the officers Ut said company sl''i
CONSIST oil foreman, "a first assistant
4, second assistant. u financial secreti
~, IL treasurer, and such other officer
as ii may elect.
SEC. q. Be it further enacted, etc
That this act shall take effect from an
after its passage.
(Sig,,.sl)E 20. H. BREWSTER,
Speaker yf the House ct represent;
ga ;iy,s.i SIS =, 81 - '.ssFs - AE y
: '(SigneD 4 PnB. y. PiNGHBACk,
}. Lieatenanf Governor aud President
p tie Spaiife. ~
!. Aplaoved March q, 49,,
|, IS gne,i) I'll. q. WARMOTH,
Governor OF the State OF Louisian
!, y trae copy ss,ts.
/ m L. j. HEBRON,
Secretary Oi State.