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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-08-20
Gold in Il Hens era W.

Mr.. Hayes, who stays at the store
Of A. II. Crcswol', in this city, found
a few days ago, in tho craw of hen
which had just lcon killed, a lumr
Of pure gold, tho size CT n, go'dcI
shirt b.tton. And now all that end
Of town is curious to know how it
got there. If tho hen had been per
mitted to live, who knows that sho
would not have been, even by this
time, engaged in the laudablo busi
ness Of laying golden eggs . Ch"rloH'
Observer.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-08-20
The Press CGMr, n.ien.

y nlL.hcr Of tho members oi IL"
State press met in yen.p>rI;.ec N.ll,
on lie III. MIR. Ha"h Ni'c~", p@
tao Ahbev,l'c Press al r1"n>r, w%a
elected Chairman, au,! NJ !. J..
Beard Of III: Temperance Nivcrntu,
requested io &c .:S s"".A:..Y.
The c,,i"~" 4 tE': m.,t;%. was
Press N@ao. .a;ion, tot O. r1v.:o:c Of
promoting. !. more intimate snI fra.
tcrn#i :ie"!iu* between Sic ri,HHii,lcrs
IN South Cpro!ial, end 10 uv.r:-yn,a
with each other in a'lvan nrin" ii:ui. il.
teVcii il al mattnyS Of &n>in".a.
ihe Cpmrai!tce o.: Crnn.nc,:oa ~.
ported the Gor"::t1..2n ot tlc
Georgia Press Asaocia1iun, with G,,n.
dry amendments which wcic aAopt.
cd,
Gen. J. b.. k.rslaw Was chosen
President J.. G. Northrop, First
Vice President and Il. J.. Errrd,
Corresponding Sccrctuly. Executive,
Financial. Address, Constitution and
~ laws Committees wGic "ppo;o;cA.
J.. was resolved that i vas tbc duty
and the in;oTcat Of the publishers tn
disc ountcnance the cns,om Of o.e.li.s
for GNy bat contract aIvtr.:.emcuts.
and especially calls for meetings,
special notices, funeral notices, ctc :;
that at the November r.cc,is%, Il.
hlcans Davis, with M"i2r y. &.
hc.cSnc na altc,na'o, he rcGuHs;od to
read an essay OH "IauntrY Nnw@pa-
pcra )" aud l,obcrt Il. IIcmrhill 30
deliver "n address, with Jolu Tvims
as alternate.
Thanks were voted to the CoIum.
bia Division Of the Sons Of Tcmrcr-
anen for tho use Of their hall. Tho
meeting then adjourned until tho
second "Wednesday Of November.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-08-20

"Mcn arc what Women make
Fhc'n," is tho singular tito Of new
book. 1t mny bo true, but we have
seen some dycaIfplly poor specimens
OF tho manufactured article, which
fact reflects either upon tAo material
Or tho maker.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-08-20

The militia comp any at this place
have received their arms from the
Governor We nro not informed as
to whethor the ball cartridges have
yet been distributed or not. Thoy
will bo if the guns do not succeed in
producing excitement and trouble
enough. A repetition Of the troubles
Of 1871 is what the State administers :
tion wants and What it isplsnniug for.
1t will not bo accom- adatcd. The
white people viii not play into the
hands of the thieves. The world hap
moved considerably in two years. -
Chester RrDori,-.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-08-20

self for ten years, and ho shoulder
vote then unless he had married al
amorlE&n gal or was rnisin chill
dren on american soil. l wouldnn
let 10 unmarried man vote who va
| over 30 ycar. old though J. wcul,
! !c. II tich justify by swcarin tha
itncy lad tried but nobody wonl,
! hive en-, Ill make Gu paine the gals
| in :hc;r endavy.
! l would let every married man ant
his @ife aad ovory widdcr vote il
they wasn't cut OF ly tho foreign cx
scriions. They s!:oul.! have ono yo;s
apiece for themselves anil one foi
avery child they had. This last
would elevate the ATpian family
about clektion times shore. hkkord-
! lug to Solomon, all sich ought to have
a heap of privileges, for it aint no
pikyaunc bisiness to raiso big drove
Of children. Jest let any hide-bound d
,batchler try it and see. l lock upon
respectable children as the hope Of the
State, and if had my way these stog-
nant, old rips who won't marry, but
prowl round and 1.-Two easy and die
rich and leave no sign, at least none
to speak Of, should he taxed heavy
and the money appropriated to the
orins fund. WHAT'S man worth
70 Nhc Sit"," who isAvcs it 20 aefcu-
dcr' alter he's dc"i snd sone Hho
NH;roEiyos nu Sanly.schnols or
=; G"dy y"acA1 A1hI::~-~"uya 40 cHudy Or
bA0y Clothes, or a"iia, rr Lal ]ou
"".Y"', or iors stoe'Iins, or j~eho0o:
mN%:in, OK h)"r"H'rta, OF E"i.>ca
- Il: t.i"trA3i ''''s - ter II r.t.rtnA.
81" H.t&t lr.N1.Hjc" N;.J, i"
rhr'"'>E oId batrae'ar r"n i"&a 'nl:.
"'"' ~ h;s oiio !av::e bed "";. dc an
~, k'"' H1t'' II tn" ""'i" ru,H'
- ;H c"a u 10 A:"! ;:'.'7. lie
""""|hI so1r 1t iha n"r'' wah 20
h'""S '"oSG ana cat - '~% WoE.EA AID
cb,'1>eu alive.
: * Il" nrS c"yin e voTd "u.n
'"'h married io&k@ woo sc.nEoW or
,nm"0w e'kc haiht a&:;i'!entally been
blessed ME-. "iH"' Ir%". ''F 10 means.
lHcJ @ho"d Il Willingness to Eav cn,
an" that's auU' ioE m%' I've always
a;p'iokiz'd 'tHE l"opNi "':o dono The
h'N; "heJ oorsi, whether they suck"
sceuo" Or nos' amt 10 6"nYpaarto
I" ',of = mars ne"" "it Tor !oSN "a
p",""> ""c'"r' =" was |" o''G'9 or
Voc. ,', i"' y lF''4a 10 ''"'f'sa ioaSi,
"'"I''cA ,.'''S1y OF - S'''!tc'. N'@"irt
TeI'GcH ,i , IS S?t'';ys 'H"i" EprinE-1Ha
"'''A ~ ': p?ne-'ta me - I,'Saoo'aMee. aye
"o .''>t'"'' H'H' ''"@c E,E''&y ca
";"S:' ;'S: w" w., wa. '""iiy "i'ooo' thoy
~ !, '''o " ts',E'''' '"'"c|' VINO
'"4' - " "'.e'' ~ ~ - WAC '';n.
s,.'.'t u ~ ~ Il, ""'. - '"' S""' sa' u
V"'" - '.:' '"'' '"'' o. poor QUO"
!,,"'h "'.'' >'o'o - - + .>'''' - '''c
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-08-20
utntt News.

*l:'.7 ~. ". yYcc,lward addressed
lie Rock IiiIi;o.s Iost wee,, ON the
cranrcs.
,,,n.r,.,.: ,
~ ~, WV ''',," ~ ''''" "'o ~ |yS ivy
j. ,.r,,, rn.., ;, ,.,,,,Sn~ wiz ~" -
=, AoNnH u u nom>o Jolh Eand"',
Ml&tcr'""Siy disappeared from hi
"e"ic III Ai%3" On " cuudsday Of I""t
no fahicHiS o. N'tahHcbN"H cruE-
" "a" n a"nstcr ga'hcring on '5.:tnr-
.ay IN tNo in'cT'sS or !"dgc !. {.
M""'r"s' "a" tho regular no"lNrH !or
IonrnI.r, r.rl;i.,. onJ h,', r.;sal M
the ouos,i.u of ro.o,' w,s "sonclnh.
ed"
,, , ,,
uc '"'pl' III vac HoftA"2"'>Eh
o".''''' ARG waxing warm on tho
S""!.c, o. 'a,''"""s' n"n "'urenS
ten ,i -,,.rr.( ,....i., 49,! J., LnId
ia hlAr.illc.
Co'umh'a 10 stil! grumblinE over
Shc wafer works. The E9w water IS
called Iihodo Island soup. The com.
rctit"s' OF !oH cu"panic@ has h:or, at
th"' ,Hicie 70 one cont poahN.
Tho Presbyterian Church in York.
luv afternoon Inst. and com,;,lrro|,v
l,,nnood TI,, E,,l,t,.;,o r,3o ,.,,',
compiotcly dcwolishcd.
nv, g.. -,
!, no co''''''o'': GUN Is i"'nEmc" tA"t
tpo T., t"o large it'rrorS, "hich adorned
'no o'ato c"l.s'l at '"G last session
u .no W I'ElS'"'".'' l,' E"' ncch removed
" '"c "o'c'''o' " n'a''s'oh'
A trial Justice it, .hc lower part Of
Richland County held an in1ucst,
Saturday, on the bchy Of Alcxandsia
Brown, killed by }. II. Hay. The
:crdict Was justiG:,hIc homicide. n'hat
will probably c"l the case nrh render
nugatory &c bail which Hay gave.
y,3oo C,,olo - ro,,u,,;o ,,n.
ro,1 ;..r.d .n ,r,:ar rnan;,;', ~ ,'' ~
ni.v cnrn..;i - chow, ,,,,; ",hv ,.';, VIZ
~ y,~nL;h;,;,n ,Ln.,I rnt 80 ;,'.' "n' ".I W. :,
~ n"a't;,,n '. rntr;';", INV. -, un' ",u m
,,u, w u ,La rn',,nr w ,rI" e uUo'ua", ~ a'',,,
~ 40 ~ nae, ~ -, .;,, v" Wv ,,',.a o'T' y
r. r.. '"G ,;,", o,"r ~ Wv ',J "b''.'' p""N' 'n
.oao m % mi Lo I."r, ,a,s, 49, s""',Iv ,,., J." '''
'"'0 "''' ... ~ ''o'.' " ".,ae '1"'u''"''
Tho theory tbot tLc orcat (,u,oroJo
desert is hollow lido walcr, and minbt
be Hooded bv diyviur n canal from
the Gulf Of CaIifornio, receives i'm
nortant corrohorotiou from tho stat,.
wbo haze hccn TRAVELLING tLronoh tho
Joa,t :,l lo H.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-08-20
S. o. WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 30, 1878.

aud are otherwise restricted in the on
portuni'y of Gaining living, ubd
herewith beg your permission to sn"
gcst tho remedy for these evils, urou
which they pray Your honorable ho,y
TO act.
The law which now governs scr;a.y
says, practically, that women should
he m2rricl; sh,uld ruG"co in work
1T their own boncs. aAu .houih lock
20 .nrir husbands tcr rcrport. Un
tue other hard, the ccH>na ah>i&g
81 it i9 impossible ~ carry on: tbs
| Iu~rittcn hnt rceogn.z:d law, 10; ,ho
, rcascn That there is a large excess Of
women III tho !'II-nwcnltH, au3
| ~&ny Of the men Of Lawful ago are
iGle, vicious, incompetent or other
wlsc unfit to be tho hoads Of tho house
holda. Yet your petitioners bold
that the matter is not without rc;nc-
dy. Prejudice and custom have dc.
cidcd III favor Of restricting tho hus.
band toa single wife, yet without JUS.
tice and authority, rs We believe. In
the Book which lies at tho foundation
of all law recognized in this country,
there is no injunction against a plu-
rality of wives, while there arc many
examples therein recorded in it's ia
vor. Mems wives appear to havo in
creased in number in proportion with
their hooks and riches. Such n rule
oven now hnlds in tho land from
"hioh the Christian nations received
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-08-20
NoMH Ca, August 1873.
SSAf.H.EAy5&, 4. SB E'Tp,

NoHH Ca, August 1919.
MR. Soosan Antry aini
nuthia 10 mc--tl,at is nul.ia roit;k
Ter. No woman tinS except Mrs.
Arp, but when ! heard t!,cy was q
tryiu her for votin, my jcmiuino in,
stinka carried mo strait to
tho courthouse. l was on her
eide before 7 got thero end I'm,
on her sido yit. Women. i'll gen
raj is my wcaEncas and esposhunl.y
woman whosc name is Sooaan. |
always emvish q man who could fon.
die over his wife or his swcctheat aud
call her "Suosy." 1t sounds SO mel.
Ter ana soft. So whom seed Soosau
An,ny arrained up bcGplc tha judge
like Il l;onyitt J. w"o u.ad--mad v:,h
ti!o whole E"nIy nos'.:a. They wise
Il i. 4; tii;oo ever tic q! hry>2n
ky..,tt,u:iou nn,i !aGHG Il nHHlI: t.,
lvt t"& ttauN nJh.pJn3 vp.a i, lIn
rchu! ;:dec', bat !: white wy;..,u
Of .c"s! a.;, a;.:uk d":r: 60 u i, il
shoc'-@ .u~i" raw:;.aH U,",G+ ).
Tho "i,. jn!.o %:i,I 70 !..!; :@:-.,
and a%iu No:G"t. 81. U.I ; u.'.:s :
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N"'' ""-o 'S,[ 80. -;''''.' oi'' '1'''
up . H""'o 'H" >;.''s %''''''. s:"''''
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a. ~" t'Ha- & '''".' - ~ ts,"''
Hno s''e" III ft'"..H % ':2i f;a'of
!''"'%,' asa ,:'' > ~ ,..'" sac "iia
A''I -''..' ,;'s, '-"'.'-...., - -; '."' n'''
perry "a "cf OWL "h% . f'$Ht - vote
ty< n,. ''o i,",N','.'-.: ., q ">F c''icc'
.'"' u" ''"' ""';'''' zone is e!uch
:?f -: ,"1 ~3"'''y ~ -" men; Mi1;
- - '",J ai'',;: "s"' IL H~,'''
,."y nMoy ,"'Se" t'o o"JI; MAJ did,
4 ~, ''i'' n"Hin '"'" anu Hu''a" en-
;"1 iPi'Nla ''e o,n ,ih sS!'.l'T:$ ~ r., "H'
40 ":''n vas :1'o"' i'n ''':i ".'a'
a'," J., ".,c @ E,E'' %''M' . "'.'*'I i: ~ 'I*'
:o' ,''' ny - j." '''". ''o '",' - '''o
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49, ;t..I:n~nna ~ ,j,r,'. ~ -
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-08-20

A Western pnrson doiioatcly began
funeral discourse by alluding to the
fact that the had ohiciatcd ct the
hanging Of tho father of the dccoas.
cd.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-08-20

Judge VIM. II. Cooley, who scll in
The late New Oclcaus duel, wac con.
sidorcd one of the best story tellcrs
in Louisiana, Ind he exercised Li'
talent to wide circle of odmiring
friends. On his way to tho fatal
ground tho morning Of tho meeting,
he kept those with Him IN the railway
train N continual Ioars cf laughter.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-08-20

The London Builder gives tho fol-
loving dim ousious Of q bridge to DO;
constructed over the Firth Of Forth:
"Ihe structure will bo by far the lar
gcst bridge in the world. 1t will bc'
one hundred and City feet in height,
and will contain nearly ono hundred
spans. The greatest span in tho ccn-
trc will be Gftocn hundred and fifty
feet in width, or nearly third of q
milo in extent, Dimensions which are
without y PARALLEL for any similar
riccc of architectural construction,
and the smaller openings or spans
will all 10 one hundred and fifty feet
in width, being considerably beyond
tho average Dimensions Of tho lar
gcat spans in ordinary bridges. 1t
viii COST 1T least ten millions of dol"
lare."
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-08-20

irg!ana ha8 now lpt little timber,
Franac $carrel y more Holland aud
Bc'Einm oro bare Norway and S;we-
len have rasscd stringent law against
w"&,o. and from The immense supplies
that are yearly drawn from Russia
and Aust, ia, it will tot be long be-
fore thcir forests, magnificent as they
ave, sh0w signs Of fitting. Yet
Amcrica cuts down her timber as
though it was incxhaustiblc, and year
hy year in the older States the trees
are becoming scarce and the price is
visiug.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-08-20

The sleeping car Of the Wilmington;
Columbia and Augusta Railroad, at
tschcd to tho train OF the Charlotte !,
Columbia and Augusta Railroad, Was
thrown from the trcStlo ut an carly
hour Sunday morning, near Ham burg,
and two passengers Injured. A COW
vas the cause Of the tronb!c. Super.
ir!cn"ent Anderson, with 4 force Of
ro&d hands, was soon On the spot, and
tho ro@d waS il running order the
gAnlo AFTERNOON. 49, Pt4n;t
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-08-20

N"nvcy, s"yS the San Francisco
Bulletin: oni"t!y and seemingly with
o'1 r:'n', is r"r;djy lesolv.u% il elf
inIp thc center ni a new railway sya~
tcu. fY'Mcd almost cDtire!Y of mar
lvw.Gancc Ii"ce. Eight ,ndclendcnt
roads have n!te"hy mad, il their ter
m.:'u&--t"o bro4l.gaHgn and six mar
r." 'satcG lives. Dcuvcr, saya the
wli;cr, i" really aiming t, h.ao,a. The
r"iiway and commercial ucnter of tho
territory rmbractd BY Colorado, Kan.
So, Nr;ra:ko, New Mexico and
" yoMinH, iutc ~ of which her roads
al" lri'H c':tr; led. These reads
have: within the short period of two
years, lNaA'"rl.d il" rarnlA'i3n aud
with She pc'i"r;ion of;hc system in-
IuGutatc':, II promises to become the
l9oSh .!rY..@,i:t c'~y IN l.:1 s'ur y est ,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-08-20

What goes most against q farmer's
grain 7--Ilis rcaping machine,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-08-20

\ lady saya .hG first time she was
kissed alc felt ike tub Of roses
swimming IN honey, Cologne, nutmcga
and nranbor,ies. she felt as if some.
GlLg waa ru"ning through her nerves
Oh ioct Of diamonds, escorted by
several little cupils IL chariots drawn
by angels, shaded by heneysuchlcs,
and the whole spread with melted
rainbows. [Clippcd by our "Devil."]
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-08-20
f!ahiuo Stereotype Mou!dS.

The prpcv process Of making the
S!cTIo'ypn mouii from Which all the
lca1irH city Journals now print, ino
stead of i:or. III" typo, waa succcssful.
| ~ Introduced. Tul@ consists in beat
i"G into TIC face of tho typo vii, y
| heavy brush L prepared sheet with II
ho;y almost like paper pulp aud
eHmewhat thicker than heavy railroad
cavd. The type forni, with .his wctr
blanket kind Ct mould lcatcn iuto it.,
IS ;'cn placed OF steam bed to drive
out tho moisture aud harden the
liorid, which IN few inmate, can be
tlhcn off almost as bard ak 4 sheet of
card board, bat holding perfect i'm.
pr"aaion Of the typo. 10 make and
trim : plate with tyre metal ia how
very simple, aud The samc mould can
DO used for as many plates as desired.
The shortest time occupied in getting
a plato ready from tho time in which
tho form is ready for the stcrootypers
is about twenty minutes, the greater
portion of this being taken up in dry
ing and baking the mould, and tho
difficulty in doingit moro rapidly
lies in the fact that the type mould,
when ready for tho stcrcot W, is very
wct aud must, Of course, ho. .ula:lc per.
fect!y dry. These stereoty!c plates
arc i!adc Of type metal, which con-
sista Of lead, zinc ant! an,im1ny, and !
they may be used to print "ny pum~
bsr Of copies required. I''c cost Of |
making the plates canuot to SAID to !
add anything to the expenses of a
large newspaper, as onouah Is S.ved !!
III 'ho wear "t. ;ypo to co>"l the ex-
!" '%: "f making the places. The ;
iHrch"'!rnl wGr, Of :. daily morniur !
Is i'll done by a .At and
the co:'y "t t!c parcr wh;a'. b" city
: .h.cI bar r&als At G,s hyc '}2>. table !!
r"n."""n;> tho work Of priu'@,a and !;
"'!'."J" ~ to thy"o a'c,nc... IL thc
iny'nnc, aud :'Ga ?,"t.ma:. IL: rcai:cr.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-28

AM ~ LII.
Az 0i:c"- 20. the exchange OF mails
sual. GO! :le par. of Swedeu-i. cote.
borg; Ile travelling postotf.ce No. be.
tween T'-ebp.. aud Stockholm; 3 The
frave,G- p.sto..ce No. =, between Naim,
an1 fa!k1p!ng On the part OF Norway.
tlFisttaIsaand; :. Christiania. 3. The sea
p0stOtlcc on the steamboat line between
Aamueriest ami Hamburg: and on tie rl-t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-28
CORPORATIONS.

remain il ofee unit! the: successors are elected
as provided for II article SIX. and sha. have organ
lzei
SEC. ; And thereafter each Board o. Director,
shall hold over until their successors are duly
elected and organized.
SEC. 5. Tn. fo.Iowin. persons are hereby an
potLteI commissioners 20 receive subscriptions
ana TO have Supervision over the first election tor
directors, VII: -. who may, Il required name
ana appoint three others as TO make i've il al.
So, said commissioners shall have power to
APPOINT deputies or agents in other PAGES than
Ne" dreams !or receiving subscriptions. ana may
T.. vacancies J.: tleic own number
Sc > he subscription Lists shah be closed on :le
hfs day % oven. hri 49, or Il The subscriptions BY
Una, diE sIa- nof amount 70 the aforementioned
sum or OF. huEtcsd thousand dollars. then SAID
lists saa.l De ccseG 50 sooi. SAID ano;.I: shal!
ha~- been s.o-c. -, !.
Sc. .. Immediately after the election OF the frs:
ooarI o. directors under the supe.v s.ol OF tie
'on:->.p2c5, as a:oress!i, the sosc .pcio,! Lists
s"aH be !eopened. provided an" portion OF IA.
aIi!oOt D. l-l- capita. s!i-! Nc; nave been sab
ser .d To-: and c.ostd and r.opeI ed from tin. 70
enc as 'Af t'o2rd g Directors NAV direct :.ai:.
t.ir Ntn" anot,l. G: tie capita! ska. nave been
SEE IN case large, amount OF capita. sllaI.
'. ~ oScs oti tae Lagos: sUo..r. or. ..a. be
reduced p.O .a.a.
ARTICLE XII.
Ssc:!os :. I.4e liquidation. Q. .,le affair. o: .he
corporation. whether dissolved .m tati.r or
p' a Tet" %. .lr Stockholders sld.. j.e made by
ti't1" co:Eil s-!Hne.- eec.ed by the stoc khoiders
.!oin aa!9ES tAt.i own A!!n Der a a general meet
!!iS ttDi fos t!it purpose. Before such ei, ctlO.
tlt compensation -; said commissioners shall oe
lNe'! aad the terms ami mode OF humiliation shall
De. att-.!u -.rC - maj rry c: the Stockholders
present o. represented at :.ie meeting at which
sad commissioner. axe elected: ami sad genera
meeting may Ao:,Le sal: commissioners 70 sell
!e :rope:t! al tt.Acl..,cs 0. :.lr company IA
block.
81 AZ :,!e expiration Of thi. c.iar.e-, ii a ma
io:!tr II ':l 7eg anu amour. y: .ttChl.1e s...
.i- III. 70 iea-s :!.- charter OF tL- company ~
further term Tie .tookAo,de!. .i-=-:,i... TO.
Sc. rsntwa. ..l e Go.Id 20 transfer their stock
20 t!lo.r des!ia. lle --Hewa. "a.uat.oil To be
fixed by APPRAISED, mutually Caos... tx tina: ~.
pose.
.s done and passed i. nv :ln.a:iq. o:!ic. 81 :he
CIV OF NeN Orleans, STATE afOreS SAID y. III. pres
en,,- oi Ernest y. Nt.".rt and R.c.aCt: Charles,
.o!apttcilc witnesses, residing II ~. civ, who
eI-i!t.to .;DecI.tt t..: names together with sad
a2ptaTt:- am! me :l"tar: ga the -.4 date Sc:
Tort. ~ -. capitol. hereof.
OIIs!us. s.,-.et:
+. g. NE.IcERT,
T.. CHARLES.
W. II. RtBkiTi
Il; R. E!'.'i.h.: and Others.
). GaSoEREAnEL. Notary P,.bC.
SrATn .? Lor:>:sSA.l
Parish and t!t.- OF orleans. )
!c.:t.r that III. .oG. gong d tc,.e and cOrrec:
c6Dy .: .!e ocsai. .ic. OF he and OF :ecoIt. MS
Office.
New orleans. Se;ten.ta, 5 1873.
J. BASDEhNAG!.L Notary Pubic.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-28
he Uuited States-l. New York:

| UtS! udltI IDr the cSCUdugo VI HILLS. OK i
establish others IN their place.
| ARTICLE III.
| Tbs po=.)ffices of Sweden and Norwa-
| sna.. make their own arrangements for IN
| dispatch OF mails to the United States: ant
| IL Ike manner the pOsto.fiCe of the United
! States 5h3i! make arrangements for the d :
| DA'ca .. mai. - Sweien and Norway Tn.
| mas --!a,. be forwarded by regular rou-.
F! OF co:rmrn.ca.i ~; and each office shall. a
| - own cost. pay tne expense OF the int:
! mediate transportation sea and territorial
! .: IN, mails winch j. dispatches 70 tn.
| o.lt! e"':lt-y l. l. agreed that the cost o
| t!r International. ocean and territorial
! transit 0. closed mails exchanged in .i.ha.
direction. be- r-en tle frontiers OF the X
! .,tct.v- countries, shall be first iat-a ed
OF ina. Oh: o. the Offices which shah hav+
co.atae'i from .le postoihcPs of the int:
:ntt.i!T cc.!nt:!e- The most favorable 'ecin-
ipr sucl .9n".Tan"-. and any amount 80
a-"anc7i nc one otiica. for and on acc,In'
.. t.t otatg. sA,.. be promptly reimbursed
ARTICLE ".
/ c Standard we..l: Tor tie single RAE
o! postage shat. De:
/. tOr letters, fifteen grainm...
:. o. a.. other correspondence" mentlJna(;
in the second para graph Of the first article.
:La. which each pttJ.- adopts for the MAJ.
wl.ch i a.5pa.@..r. - '.l. other. adapted ,
IL. regulations prescribed tor such ..cre.
spO,.Ienc. =. -" i,-.'.. lining country, Fac /.
one. -hai!. h""rr'. give notice 70 'ne
o.Aec .: tAe ','IiaFh weight II adop.s aai
OF any subsequent change thereof.
Ire rI.e o. progression shall be al add
'-"hdI s.nS:e ''1c 20. "'cl .1au!t.oui.. SIN g
gh. or fraction hereof.
iue eiyh. ..atri by me d!sDa.c:l!n. :.
office. slt'i "A .paa,-at
'"e vase - 'ni.-.15t "1Go..
ARTICLE V.
,.,',,',,., y. .',';a7s I"s 1907 ' -.
80 Az NC ''!1!'' oe
So, - iA''' '''''' ''A'' 'n' :"
= a. ..t..a,, ,,. r.i
regard % Ia. :cgwai Ing OF tAe correspond.
&C. .!et ie. - or t.oh S""uish oF! nor
20 T. y. .l..o.5h 'si nianS
- x on- 9"6uen 'o' tne = a.'eu
W., ., ::
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- A''A' 'Ae Sni'e" oIdl"s 20
=, w, :, :: ,
~ ueA V''.'NA III the ealced Stac"a.
o'l' ~ ~
-" - .uoh' " SIX o'"
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W.
~ p-e''.' IA Norway t"e!'.
80
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"a W; ~.
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=, w. .. ,.
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n 4 .i..a..on oe,Teen ports n .he tn;te1
\ ~ IONS, "a.,h7. tAe 3oEs De swedish OF
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~. 49,. .- ~ So $50, -,
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-, ga Al. otle: cr:!7:pondence mentioned IA
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70
SECTION !. The fret Boar. o: Directors siai. 3e
cnosc so soon the number of shares provided
to- II article :oU. of this charter sEa-. have been
.aoscTlbed Al election for the same shall De held
at such time and place NAV be designated by
the commissioners charged with receiving cub
scrlpt!ons, hereinafter named said first board shall