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OF confagration according to the mercifu1 rates
Of the lumber-tariH
John E. seeley,, OF New York; Republican, Of
the hamlet Of Ovid; known for nothing but this
vote
dent in Illinois, where he figured in the Legis-
latu1e.
Henry snapp, Of Illinois; Republican; he
sought to be humorist, and no one laughed;
he pipcd to them, but they did not dance; great
melancholy, comatose 6u11enness, and indiffer-
ence to food and the age, in consequence; ponl-
tees recommended on the sunmit Of the scalp,
to lift the brain out of the boots.
Oliver P. Snyder, OF Arkansas; Republican
born in Missouri stranger, il you would see his
monument, look aroundl
Charles St. John, New York; not Of the fam
lily Of the Evangelist; Republican; deals in lum-
ber. pot-butter, and SO forth.
Awnte my st. John leave all neaner things
To low ambition and tho pride Of dngs;
Together let uB beat this ample field,
Try what the open, what the covert yield
Daniel ". Voorhees,, Of Indiana; formerly 3
Democrat Of late, very much mixed
III fares the land, to hastening Ills prey,
"A'A' "''4An ''>S1AA'A''' "'''' '''< -Goidrmtn.
William Williams, OF New York a Buffalo
Democrat; railroad manager, firm in the opinion
that the rights OF tho people consist IN riding
and paying their faro.
should be hurt. Tho angular mixture Of blacks
and whites, and Democrats, Liberals, and Re-
publicaus, shows that, like tho quality Of mercy,
the influence Of corruption
Droppeth a. the gentle rim from hesven
Upon the plaee beneath 1t Is twice blessed;
II bleeseth him that gives and him that taxes.
Tls Iotghdest IN tho mighHest,
, 1873-03-14

A. B. Johnson, formerly connected with l.;sd ~
friend and secretary Of Charles Summer has III
signed his position ns Chief Clerk Of tne n + =
House Board; to take the editorial eha1ss - =
paper IN Naw JazxaT. ~
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TNhsPrOP-ts;crnftAis sbratetmt !astly claims
IL f5rit a--p~rerity 5vsI 81 rsuecis-svsrofrrsc H.
p1Aii< f-r H. ssrr cnkrae Asp rKkxs>rsrcurs % AEue
srt ysver. ~ Ckfil. snt Fs-e- ~ksther % -hert o. lcrs
Standing ne ref - . he sutirs western snd sSrth
w.sis-n ccuntry o. bear aim tsstimcny o. thr truth Il
n. ssserti.u. fhs'ir NJ cs.swhstsvsr ~ttlitfsilteeure.
n rks dir~ctiors are strsetly toltc~ 81 oGt- In . srss;
-sna r.s~<s sirTie de-. has n.<n srrcfent Tor . cure,
~ sktie families have been rlrst ~ q single BEETLE,
~i.h . psrf-S, r-storsii1r - The ssrerslb.stn US
hosss~r- pratsut- snd 10 evsFy csseror certain 10 eers'
u irs nSr - eoa,traed In smaller doses Tor ssewk - two
sn--fh. S;s~s.eka@ N~~r chsckea more -spsctsfis dr.
seui' .r4 i,nr-s;sntt-- -ssss. Tsuaiy ths uedichs.
wu 49, -ez airs any sA 20 keep ths sl.iu god eFt.r
-heald rhs r.fsnt sc~svsr. rsqairs . esshsr-se rs'f-
cine sr~r hsssnr taken rhrr- o. taa- tes-s ~ -. Ienie
.singi- dee q RrLL'> yEGETAbit FASlLf PiLLr
sill ,. sG1Stert-
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BULLS
SARSAPARlLLA

Rsxa To- f-ii~wsnx sNrres. - Q letter fr~u NJ.
E.~r.. .ife e E..r-.ts IT. fi-rrs spe e p. r--
earned. .isS4.si. .na pcgsiar Minister'S % the h-fho-
sss Eyisrsaai Charrh. srs sh0 .. At pEsssa, stationed
A. s-eas~ay CAsssA. Lezissiil.. A..
LertsssI1H kt. Oct. :. 1879
10. Jr~~ R-ll-Dssrss Many hanks 20 yes Tor
ne raecs-n- yr- have - kincly rte~n re hsN.
sriou. rhysicisns Sonas proncsest ~ spine. soi-.
~ l--rs ar same ~ h-srt 20 30 the seat ef ny
iis-sss IAsvs eesn sa-ht. elisssret end euppet unhli
he'd b.eom. disas.r<n.i ss-srsi very eminent physt
4 sns ~ -rariaet nv srsns trHrnec ~. that l &c.
thrratsrs. 9TH Ps-sivss - arrcri.sy sny fsy. snd
that r.'k-rx sls , sstea veuld rsnevs-ue ihsf .
oae ;-s.rec- wten ycu kintly sen- ne yeur sarsaps-
-4iis -hscs I slu.d.,sly e.Evn to take three tir..s
sae rssht -a1s q -v head. especially vheu f-ouls
read Or write fpr sry len gil q tine. snt rofnx tory
feet v~aI1 - Perfes;iy es4nS fsr several minutes s,e
~ouid have q koit 20 suuetktrG q prevsnt fsiiins
an m-x- happy 10 inform ,0r hat tbs pair IN my
bod - -~-rs-.iv rsis-- ID I srrs- hat seldom ~i'h ur
srirs .nt rhsn not 80 .ru'~iy- Nv sr,st's 10 I'D
snSees Fsr Il. n-.; tim. N nv lite I srtsy M elmer
mere th.n .ry real tr-rs III Day
Nsu xnefs s.rt ne fcEr hSrtiss again last night. srt
relieved Pls4ss .rcsp, ~ heartfelt .fhsnks and b-s
-tsh-s
very t-sly year nS,s grateful .t-,<
n b c. RrvsD-
" ls-ru.' ,soars. -s;h 'r1ri.f-sr. 81 80 -ArS
I rsarsui-s 70 - rsruins and .rtfsn hy tss psrsrs
u ma .rrr y.ur~eif "a T., ir,os-d OF ren'' -
drawn a~,r sn-- us- sri fouetfr' sxr~rirsnis pa
ri,s war h.siia ~ isitrg zov.ess sxp.ruers Epcr
wa 18th tksfr tax
NJ S.-ssYsrIia h.s ssoas re ,sss sor t~~r-,f.-
s~sEss II T. s'il to ss-sar.rhs ~ 'ss cay ara ~ .
- ta~~-snr os<r ali elders IN peprisrf'y and -
-1rkfiss ~arsl.fss-
Aros ~ rbs.~ -ho .rs ;ryszs 10 rsIn &C ar ysr
49, o. -rtr.cf. ~ >srsar.rifls- socslist. ZEN smbsr =
Is y. Jnfu Rails Sr.spsrftis- 2 isuisvfiis. 81 tbs-
;. -. "a snt rsi ahie r~wedY 'r 'rpvrfttss - he
'l-.l .ne ~.sro,Giss Affections Ai.s,s bear that -
riud-
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ANOTHER TESTIMONY.

Hssrer tsaNtsss fo
April. IN. Ies.
~ In~x Rrti-n<*- cir. k-sNtng he sfcfen-y -
-oar ss-<ap.r1la srt n. h-.i'u< sns hsnshcisi aasii
les Il pa~sess~~. is.-t rar thstc'ie~fns s'stsne-'o %
NJ else
"a. <oundst she1t $50 -s-ssx.--astsk~ prs
ine- ant eawtnsd Tor sr ur-shs. Ssirx nev~c 80 o.
~. nv = raris have not h-sl-t yet fhsT- rot -, ~
. -.n.us sinre ! 80. ~~an<~s Lem shot tkroEsk the
hips Nv general hrstth % irnp.ir.d. srdI need .1rs
hing 80 a.ss.f nsrsre- ih.vs uo-s f--k N year ssr-
.sparlia ~ a. srvthirg Else vish 'hsf To - rers-
ne. Pleas. express Ne half . feEsr bottles ard chi.gs
CArrars c. P. JOHNSON.
~. Lo-ts. -.
p S-ne foIia~ INK as ~ri';sr Aprl oeh. i-ss-
" s-nnie Joh-ss-. mstisr r Csrt. j.hnseni
r. ynu~ R.rI-p~sr >-- Ny busbsnf. ~. 80
4ehusr1- -a. = ssiiff1i sHrrr~n sut phy-~itn in Cerua
Nsw Yors. wher- ne died. l-svinr tho abev. { d
gohnsen % nv care A. thirgs.n sears - ass ne hat .
rh-onse Al s-rhes a,i s~crcfais. fer ~hich ! ave your
Szr-spkri.s. u Cares kiw- have fr zen years re-
ra-amentei Il q many u ys~ Ynrx, Ohio art fo~a for
1~c-e.cla. fever sores. ard rsat-si dsNiifiy- Perfect
.1cr-l. nzx sifeafet e. The cx-ss .esct~t " .0w-
-asss % scrnflis AMI fever So. seFs rl-1os, r1i-tcllr i
I IN rsrv ar sie1s fr nj .rn 2 srsin hsyc -scoYrss "a
rsu- ssrsspsriIir re q fs,rf1i o. getting q sparious
art ris. here his writing to ycu for Il. HIS ~ognts
we're terrible. bat I b.itssx he rWI recossr-
respectfully.
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CLASS 3O-Fieid Crops.


Corn to yield at least rs bushels per acre; wheat to Weld
at least 20 bushels per acre: oats TO yield ut least 81 bushels
per acre; rye TO yield nj least 80 bushels per acre: barley to
yield at least 80 bushels pr acre; timothy to yield at least 3
tons per acre clover 10 WELD at least 3 tons per acre.
N~orE-Competitors on field crops that have come TO maturity,
must accoman, their entries with n written statement.
verified by the oath or two competent witnesses. be-
sides the person entering. stating the following facts.
ist. Quality Of soil on which the crop grew.
n. Time and manner of blowing. and what depth.
81 Manure ~ any, when and how applied.
4b. The time and manner OF planting or sowing. quantity
ana quality of seed. and manner OF iillage.
9th, The amount Of grain TO be IN weirhf.
9th. The hay to he in good condition io move AWAY.
7tb, Corn 10 Toe gathered after the 10Th OF November. n
shelled. Sc lbs. 10 the bushel. IL in The ear. SIS ibs "a
the bushel. Report on corn TO the Society, At their
annual December meeting after the Fair. when the
award will be made.
9Th. Thai. the crop entered. was not measured in detached
parcels. and was not measured before the grain wa.
cut or gathered.
A certificate falling in any of the above particulars. will b.
rejected.
No premium will be awarded In this Class. unless n, Ieas
two entries by different persons be made for The same rr.
MUM.
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CLASS 13-Saddle.


Best Stallion 4 years old and over. 5 10 90 90
=" Stallion . years old and under four, SO %
I" Stallion 2 years old and under three, s 90 90
" Mare or Gelding 4 years old and over. 10 90 5 90
Mare or Gelding wears old and under four, 8 20 90
" Mare OF Gelding , years old and under three. s 90 3 %
Horses competing in this Class. must be exhibited ia harness.
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CLASS 22-Thoroughbred stock.

Before any animal in this Class can he entered for any of
the above premiums. y certified copy If its pedigree must be
filed with the Secretary. No animal entered in this CiA-s
shall compete in any other Glass.
No animal entered under a false and spurious pedigree.
shall be entitled 10 a premium.
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B u l. LIS
w Orm Destroyer

EXTRACT OF A LETrER ROM GEORGIA.
vnGsss.. wxaxEECo. ca.
Iurs 20
IA yamx R-tn-Des- STR fhsve -scsnfiy given ycur
.swrr- DESTROYER several trials aud snt u - onds-fuiiv
sre.cious. Il "a. not fsii.s - ssinsIs Instance 10 bsve
n. wfsh~d for e~ec-. I am doing o pretty lsrxe country
p~racsice. and have daily use Tor some article Of thskind.
Ian. sir. mes, respectfully
JrLrrsr CLENENT. ". n.
y 80 nnansfret ant numerous are the testfmo-
-g.is N fsv~- - nv w-run Destroyer thst newspaper
sp.cs ia entirely teS small 20 tell So merits.
i, Is an inf.ilfhfe remedy for worms. Try " sr1 BE
convinced. Sc. ny Jourual for . more fuli description.
John BULL
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ADMINISTRATORS SAIL OF
LANDS!

iOlo DALI. VI
LANDS!
NOTICE Is hereby given, that by yir.
~ tue OF All order of sale made By he
Dubois Circuit Court. al the last term
thereof. the undersigned Adniaistntlr
W ith the will snnext Of the estate Of
Sebastian Gepp, deceased. will sell At
public auction st the door Of the Court
House. on
MONDAY. August Sh. Io73,
the following described lands aud real
estate OF the ~tesfator, sisuaisd In the
County of Dvsois, State u lniiara. 10.
wit.
The .orih vvst quarter of II. hort.
east quarter 81 sesticn No. tweEiy three
t23). township Ne. one II. south OF range
No. five Of west. containing ierty scres
more ar less.
TERMS ~ SAR.E.-One-half Of the
purchase money ~ be paid in cash, and
the residse In N year, to be secured by
purchasers notes with approved free
bold snr,ty. bearing interest from date.
and waving benefits from valuation and
appnisenent laws.
Sale 10 eoRImense nj : o'clock, y. ".
FRANK FINK, Admir-.
b. BUErTSvH. Att'y.
july 4h, le13.-4w.
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Ia ~~-v county - ssN suas 81 $50 sslst..
Ba.k. eTHE LivEs AMI fSR1sA1s lFN
PRysIpy yTS, 9TH fac sfsnfs .ups ~ The Derlsraner
- Intsp ~>1.ercs. ~ CassifurNn ~ RE Tnif.i siss-'.
.ni ws.h1vxten's ssrr~ - siSrss. viii fs ffs ssf.
uists. r.r Cireulsr sr6 TsrNs address sShf'st.
wtsss- = 60. g Bsskmsr ~. New Nvrt.
Ialx II. lsl5-im.
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Purse. One Hundred and Finy ponar-.
To first $50 90: to second. $40 o.; TO third. $40 On.
Entry fee will be fifteen per cent on the whole purse.
To be not less than five entries: not than less three 10 90
mile heats two in three; time test.
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CLASS 23-Ring.
CLASS 24-Speed Ring.

Trot,ipg Purse Of Fifty Dollars.
Trotting Stallion. Mare n Gelding. To FIRST Horse. ( IS o.:
to second. SIS 90: To third. 8 10 o6.
Entries in this Class. will he confined TO the County OF
Dubois. and Horses competing in this Class. must be ow ned
by the person entering them. thirty dsys before the Fair.
Entry fee, ten per cent on the whole purse. Five entries
must be made. and three animals must start: Mile heats,
two best in three-iime test
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ID e. y o n y LII
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CLASS 25-speed Ring County,
PACING.--Purse Fifty Dollars.

Pacing Stallion. Mare or Gelding: To first SIS 90; to
second, els 90; TO third. $40 o.. Same conditions
as in Class "A, Trotiiug-
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-05

WIEN JOHN MnToN wrote these fol-
lowing words, there was passing before
his severe mental vision some such
dainty enwrapment of ginseriy cuttings
from the flower pots of literature Is that
specimen of super bleached political
celery, Newton Booth:
1 cannot praise fugitive and clols-
tered, unexercised and unbreathed virtue
that never sallies out and sees her adver-
sary, but sinks out Of the race where
that immortal garland GLORY is to be
run for, not without dust and heat.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-05

ting to the Postal Department is one
that free deliveries be extended to cities
having population of not less than 10,
900; another that Congress establish
Postal Savings Banks; and renewal of
former recommendations as to the Postal
Telegraph.
A remedy for the anarchical affairs of
Utah is urged on Congress.
The repeal or modification of the N1-
tional Bankrupt Act is urged.
Definite Legislation relative to claims
growing out of the Rebellion is urged.
The Indian policy Of the Government
is found to be beneficial.
An increase of commodiousnoss OF the
Patent Office is urged.
The Public Lands are filling up with
great rapidity and during the past fiscal
year as many as $3.50, COS acres have
been sold, and there are 1,2lS, 443, 50l
acres of the public domain left.
The taking of a census every five years
is recommended.
The admission of Colorado rs State
of the Union is urged.
The matter of Civil Service Reform is
treated OF as follows:
IN my successive messages 20 Congress
| have called attention to the subject Of
Civil Service Reform. Action has been
taken so far as TO authorize the appoint
men. Of a Board to devise rules govern
ing the methods of making appointments
and promotions. bat there never has
been any motion on these rules or any
rules pending, or even entitled 10 OBJ
scrvance. whore persons desire appoint
ment of friends or removal Of one official
who may be disagreeahle: nor have the
rules any effect. They must have the
accuiescence Of Congress as well as Oh
the Executive. l recommend, therefore,
the subject to your attention, and sug-
cest that a special committee OF Congress
might confer with the Civil Board during
the present session for the purpose of
devisinc such rnles rs can be maintained
and which will secure the services Of
honest and capable officials. and which
will also protect them III a degree of
confidence while in Office. Proper rules
will protect Congress, as we'll as the Ex-
ecutIve. from much needless preeaution,
and will prove of value to the public at
large.
The President concludes with a
of a General Amnesty
Bill and the enactment of bill for the
fuller securing Of Civi! Rights to the
freedmen.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-05

" The quality of mercy is not
strained and we are pleased to note
that with tho customary annual
proffer of forgiveness made by the
War Department to the deserters
from the army, a similarly generous
course is adopted by Congress
toward the repcntant Liberals. These
contrite sinners have siguifei their
unwi!lingness to be classified as
Democrats, and ask to be admitted
again into the fold cf the party.
This general amnesty meets our
approval; but VIC must confess that
there is no little exuberance Of cheek
in the proposition, coming from
certain quarters, to relnstate Mr.,
Sumner, one CT the most prominent
and offensive of the returning
deserters as the head of the committee
from which he was so justly deposed
when he declared war upon the
Administration. A show of modesty,
at least, should be thought to be in
keeping with this readmission into
political fellowship which was once
so violently and emphatically re-
pudiated. Because it is admissible
for the vilest sinner to return, what
time the lamp Of welcome holds ont
to burn, it is not, in reason, to be
Interpreted that there is a standing
offer of the surrender of the said
apparatus into the
hands of the recently recalcitrant.
That would be bidding most too high
for future desertions.
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Butterfck's Paper Patterns and shee'
Music

Afr. Fred Brooks's noted store for imported
segars, tobacco, books, stationery. muslcsl m
struments, cheap jeweiry. toys, etc, 81 .ah
shop- Carson City. Agency for all the Calfor-
mia papers, Gold Hill News, Pictorials and Ma
gaines.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-05
A-SYNOPSlS OF THE PRESIDENTS
MESSAGE.

80
dents Message
Reference is made to the financial
panic and the Vireinius affair; and the
fact is stated that we are at peace with
all the world.
The Vienna Exposition afforded AZ Or
portunity to open the question of an
International patent system.
Tie Emperor of China upon attaining
his majority abandoned the old exclu-
sive policy of the Empire and received
ambassadors II person.
The payment OF the Geneva Award
and the conversion CT the money into 2
$4,000, 600 bond is noted. 1t is recon-
mended that arrangements be made to
provide for the said amount being dis
bursei among losers.
The N W. Boundary line has been
run By joint action Of American ana
English engineers in accordance with
the award of the Emperor o: Germany.
A repor. of the progress of the Dominion
line survey is also made.
An Aliens Claims Court, 10 consist Of
three Judges, the Presidsn: thinks
should be created.
The Mexican Conventions labors have
been extended. The commissioner.
however, has made report Of the ma
ture and extent of forays On the Texas
border.
The application OF the Republic of
Santo Domingo for q protectorate by
this government is presented without
recommendation Of any sort.
1t is recommended that the Pos.
Master General be authorized to issue
commissions to ali appointees in his de-
partment.
The President wisely suggests that
Congress take some sort of determine |
tive steps regarding the question Of the |
voluntary expatriation Of our own citi- !
zlns. |
The condition OF affairs in Cuba is |
recited and the following comments
made ti.ereupon:
The pro-slavery aristocracy IN Cuba Is
,'fFatino i'ss-i II. i-io1e anu ,iio-a ,'''ei
ernTnent VII II siiII ,ea;,,.9;ns = M
litical connection with the republic, and
although usurlinS ana defSlhS iha aU-
thority of the home Government, when
ever such usuTpaiion or defiance tends
in the direction of oppression or of the
maintenance Of abuses, Ii IS still a
power IN Niofid; ana recognize Oy tle
49, 3snc-ern,- , - oant;r,,n,3 coIa,,;ai
relations between Cuba ard Spain than
Ma, n.rn e L. g" o,nosad 10 crsn4no a,
any relief from nisrule and abuse; with
no aspiration liter ireeioni' conlilahuiIi55
mo 10 riyet STRONGER the sbockIes Of
slavery. oppression and power in Cuba,
and under professions OF loyalty to the
lao IN county eAhaus.ilis aie Resources
at variance with those principles of JUS
tee, liberality and Of rights which give
lopil. u ei ,;. 10 iep';o ;,s =. I've
and Of progress II IS TO be honed that
this evil influence may be soon ayerted
The Virgin;us affair is gone over and
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-05

Nu11xERr.-Mrs Anderson L Moody, Fash
ionable Millincrs, corner Of Second and Carson
streets, opposite the oInsby House, Carson City.
ORDERS solicited. oe'-u
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-21

I'm. nlsufaRdS1r ~. Kate 0nsuaujSG a.S
Tlliam vOelker, in selido-Third Justtoe Court
u III the Parfsh q Orleans No. SIS Q II y -
DY VIRTUE OF AWRr. OF 1iRRI PACIAs
ID against Kate Breunnin2, to me directed BY the
Hon. John l.. Laresche, Third Justice Il tbs fesco
In and for the paxish Of Orleans. in the above en-
titled case. will proceed to sell At public auc.
ton, At the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange,
on Roval bet ween Canal and Customhouse streets
on THURSDAY, October 2. 1873, at twelve O'Clock
THE ONE UNblvibED HALF of the following
Nancy Catherine Brown, widow Of Henry Adophe
Breunning, to wit: Two lots Of ground stuated in
the Second District Of this city, in the square
bounded by Canal, Customhouse, Tonti and Roche
blave streets, desgnated by the Nos. Is aud II on
and deposited in the Office of Ainswortb late
rs feet front on Custolnhouse street. by 100 feet IN
depth, between parallel lines, and bounded in the
rear by an alley ten feet wide and common to aid
lots and others; lot No. is forming the corner Of
Rocheblave and CustomhOuse streets Said lots Of
ground, togetheE with others, were purchased BY
the late Henry Adolphe Breunning from J. M Ba
ker. Der act executed before r. J. Ker, notary pub
he, dated April IS, 1866. AID now belong to the
widow Of said Henry Adolphe Breunnipg and to
his minor children the following proportions to
wit: One undivided half to said minor children
and one undivided half to said Nancy Catherine
Brown, widow OF Henry AdOlphe Breunning as sur.
viving widow in community Of deceased
Terms-Cash ON the spot in United States treas
ury notes. o,
sea WILLIAM EGAN C~nsfahlali
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-21

remaia b oAcs until tlsir srs slsstsd,
sSesv'dsd e. IN srtiels air md shall[ hsve gaa-
SIC a A. ts.,..ss>r...A n..ra ~ -pirsetsr.
sh.l! hold over until theft sacceasofs ars duly
elected Snd organized. 1 e ~ ri .H.c1sgGtF
p. 81. Ts ss.os ~ As.ss
e nsyi the ,s ssssisa @
Sc SAID cemmissionss aha. Il Ina hs1s no 20 1sr t.
sspeennt dsvsees OF sgssts Y other places thaa
tsss c~s .na
w sas * ss1iss 81
sum q one hundred thousand dollar sSs s' :sid
hsta ,nail % closed 90 soon ~ said amount ahall
SEc. 6 Immediately after the election Of the Arst
- siorsssid the sSSssrpsioS sss
81 sSs so q The
scribed for, and closed and reOponed from time to
the 1hos Of the e.D sSa SsT. Sa
subscribed.
ssc. !. In case alarssr amount OF capital shall
be subscribed the largest subscriptions shau b.
reduced pro rata. 2s''' - ~
SECTION l. The liquidation of the affairs Of the
by q vste Of the stockholders shall be made BY
three commissioners elected by tho stOc kholtors
i nom cM%S1g their own number It general meet
the compensation Of said commissioners shall Be
fixed and the terms aud mode Of liquidation shall
be determined BY . majoFity Of the stockholders
present or represented at the meeting ut which
said commissioners elected; and said general
meeting may authorize said ommissiOnors to sell
the property and franchises Of the company IN
block. ~ e. .r-lry : - :.
SIC. 2. At the expiration of this charter IL ma
1ority in number and amount Of stockholders shsli
desire to renew the charter Of the company for .
further term, the stockholders dissenting from
such renewal shall be bound to transfer their stock
to those desiring the renewal at valuation to bO
fixed by appraisers mutually chosen for that pur.
pose.
Thus done and passed in my netarial office in the
city Of New Orleans. State Aforesaid in the pres.
ence Of Ernest g. Mehuert and Richard Charles.
competent witnesses, residing in this city Who
hereunto subscribe their names together with said
appearers and me notary ON the day and date let
forth in the caption hereof ,s-Ir- =. =
Original signed:
3. g.. MEHURRT 80 lf. .
r. CHARLES,
W. H. ROBERTS i,--
....F. H. R. RPPLER, and others.
4 pENDERNAGRL, Notary Public.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
, Parish and City Of Orleans !
ecertify that the foregoing is true and correct
Office. a.sr s.t.r.r -
New Orleans. September 3, 1873.
j. BkNDERNAGEL. Rotary Public.