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With Clearer Vision.

saw tonight the man / loved
Three little years ago:
/ did lot think 80 shoi. time
Could change g mortal So
There were no=e like HIM in those
So strange. 30 true. - wise;
He had lofty marble brow.
And 'eader, soulful eyes
A voice Of music. hair by which
The ravens wing would seem
Bat pale indeed; a face and form
To haunt . sculptor's dream.
Bot when l looked at him tonight,
saw no single trace
VI the old glory; only just
A very common face.
No marble brow. no soul.iit orbs:
The face was rodnd and sleek
That once to my love haunted eyes
Was 50 intensely Greek.
| know full we'll he has not changed
So very much. All. me!
But was blind in those dear days,
And now. alas, l see.
'Tis very dreadful to b. blind.
OF course. and yet tonight
would be happier fsr if |
Had not received my sight.
One little thought will trouble NE
only wish knew
Whether he still 10 blind, or if
His eyes are open. too.
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Are We Gold-Nad and Moral
Idiots?

According to ths San. francisco Mail
it would be in.ultingly stupid to at
tempt to uorslize on text 40 we'll
established and axiomated as this We
are great and stable people in pro-
portion as our integrity is priceless,
rigid aud uncompromising. Where
honesty Is tue supreme consideration,
among men We have the highest de-
gree OF Happiness and prosperity at
tainable. With the decline of severe
integrity based alone on pride. princi-
pie and self respect. We have decrea.ed
industry. lessened general wealth, de-
csyIng families. destroyed counties aud
ruined States.
Honesty. for the most part, is all in
tellectnal faculty. This perception i.
what caused the broad and lucid COM
prelienslon Of the great Pope to write ::
An honest man . the noblest work III
God" Il requires . man of some abil-
i'y 10 understand the advantages of
honesty
There is vast capital locked UP in
truth and Integrity that the weak IN an
the fool can never appreciate the
consequence is he has 10 better sense
that TO steal whatever he can furtivelv
lay hands OH.
Independent Of the clear perceptions
OF reason. there is nothing which SO
I rapidly builds up individuals, families,
communities and States ~ unSwerving
integrity.
1t is y slander Oh charity TO deal lem
iently with dishonesty This PROPOSE
tion is supported by extended historical
experience
1t will not do to foster in the slight
est msnner vicious weeds. They must
be treated radically.
We are led to the utterance Of these
irrefutable plati,udes by the shameless
bribery Of one form or another that
here of late is constantly exhibiting it.
self to the public gaze. The thing is
getting 10 be absolutely sickening.
Any scoundrcl who csn, through kin.
friends. or any other means, come up
with the coin. goes scot free of both
prosecution aud prison. Money atone
ment is the sure road to salvation. A
brokers clerk stealing thousands is de-
tei-kept vsRabond prisoner pend
ing settlement. If he. by hook or crook.
CAN pay ont. oil is we'll He is given .
receipt in full, and goes on his way re-
joicing; but. if the bribe money is not
forthcoming. he must 60 to the State
prison. The butcher, the baker, the
railroad company. in truth ell classes
generally. pursue the same course.
Bribery and condoning with crime is
the fashion of the times
How any honest man can compound
with criminal on any terms. We are
unable 10 see. Men do these things
openly. and seem utterly blind to the
debasement: in fact. they appear to rev.
el in the notoriety they acquire by it
Ncfe Yorker.
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IDY THIS IMPROVEMENT STONE CAN BE
! made much cheaper, faster. and with . better
nnsh titan by the LsAthers' old patent. Any one
desiring ~ see the StoD. made by this late pro-
cess. can do so by calling at my residence on
Second street. Seattle. or NJ DIR. Bagey's where
can b- seen . Vase made Of this last patent The
Vase sod him for &25 which could Eos be made
Of natural stone for el50 and then not any better
l an now ready 10 contract for oil kinds of
Stone Work. satlsfsction given. or no pay.
ean Also prepared 90 sell rights for any portion
Of Washington Territory shop Rights for $2s ::
County Rights from $3.50 to 81 900. and upwards
Any person buying Rights will be instructed how
- make the Ston~. am the sole owner of this
Improved patent for Washington Territory.
teaodu A. c. CAMPBELL.
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Peoples las Co of Newark. y. j;
New DFlcan. lns Assem-. New Orl'aul
-. Paul +. & VI. ins. Co. of 1T. Paw
Revere Fire Ius. Co.. of Boston,
Union:F & NJ. Ins. Co, II Gslss.t-s
Commercial Union. II LondeE.
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FOR SALE.

AHANDsoME PLACE OF TWO ACRES 'front.'
on the beautiful river Techs. comprising ca
acres OF excellent. newly-fenced land of which
60 are admirably adapted TO the cultivation ~
sugar. cotton, or corn; the balance conaIstinO
Of a magnificent meadow in which the residence
is situated. Tho whole property will BIO sold
consisting OF the land above mentioned and q
residence, kitchen, cabins, stable, vegetable and
fruit gardens, and all necessary appurtenancea.
This offers an excellent opportunity TO any ons
wishing 70 raise Stock or 10 cultivate cotton or
sugar on small SCALE there being a cotton Gin
and sugar mill In the neighborhood. This
property mas never been inundated. The
dwelling house Is comfortably furnished ans
will be sold with or without furniture.
For particulars address A. r. a.. poa,.m
Box 730, New Orleans, fsis '"aaca
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PUBLISHED by AUTHORITY.
EXTRA SESSION or 1877.

No. ISL AN ACT
Making All appropriation of fifty thousand dol.
lars out OF the General Fund for the pay
ment Of the mileage and per diem OF tue
members OF the Generai Assembly aud the
contingent expenses thereof, az well as the
contingent expenses OF the Governor and
making the warrants issued under this not
receivable for the taxes and licenses due The
General Fund, oolleotibls In The year one
thousand eight hundred and saventysseven.
HBofioN l. he II enaeted by Me aenate and
House Of Representatives. If tie Hfate Of Louis.
inna, IN General assembly Commenced. That The
pim II iifty Thousand dollars, or 30 much thereof
40 may be necessary, be end the came Ia hersby
appropriated out Of the General Fund, for the
following purposes, to witt Twelve thoitsand I'VE
hundred dollars thereof to pay any deficit that
may exist for tile expenses Of the Senate during
the regular and extra session, including
the mileage md per diem ut the regular
session ftr Those who taay have been returned ~
elected by the Returning Board, but who not
having been elected, are not entitled to seats,
p'opided thai IN such members shall be paid
until they have fled with The presiding officer Of
the aenate written disclaimer OF their titles to
n seat. fourteen thousand five hundred dollars
thereof. TO pay any deficit that may exist for The
| expenses OF The House during the regular and
extra session, including the mileage and Per
diem OF the regular session for those who may
have been returned a. elected by the Returning
Bosrd but who not having been elected, are not
entitled 10 seats; proBiIsd, that no sHoh mem
befs shall be paid until they have fled with The
presiding officer Of the House written disclaimer
Of their titles TO seats. twenty -thrse thousand
dollars thereof 90 contingent fund for The Gov.
ernor TO be drawn upon his order TO pay any ex.
pensss Or charges incurred In any way In eonss-
auenee OF the conflict aud termination thereof
redently existing in this State.
Fec. q. De il further enacted, efe.. That any
money not expended herein within the SIXTY days
from the promnlgstion hereof, shall be passed
back 10 the credit ef the general fund, and that
| all warrants issued thefeHoder shall berecevable
for taxes aud licenses due the general fund for
the current year.
HHu. D. be IL further Enacted, etc., That this
act silall take effect from and after it's passage,
and that all laws and parts Of laws in conflict hero
with be and the same are hereby repealed.
tsignsdl LOUIS BUSH,
speaker Of thu II 1use Of Representatives.
(5ignedl LOUIS A. WtLTH.
Lieutenant Governor and President u the Benate.
Approved April 81 1877. ......
taignsd) FRANCIS r. NICHOLI.H,
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana.
true copy.
Wilt A. EfRoNa.
Hnnrntarv of Htnkn.
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PROCLAMATION.

UNITED sTATHs or AMERICA.
Executive Department J
State Of IDuisana
Whereas. Edward Toby, Treasurer Of The late
Board of Metropolitan Police Of the city Of New
Orleans. has applied to inc for can collation. Of n
bond for tho sum Of forty thousand dollars
subscribed by him. the said Edward Toby. ae
principal, with Thomas l.. Airey A. M. Biek-
ham. A. A. Yates. Thomas y. Miller and H. O.
Jurey. Ms securities. conditioned for tho faithful
performance Of the duties Of said Edward Toby
as Treasurer of the late Board Of Metropolitan
Police Of the city of New Orleans.
Now therefore, /. FRANCIS r. NICHOLS.
Governor Of the State of Louisiana. have
thought ri oper to issue this. my proclamation
in order TO give public notice to all persons
therein concerned and Interested 10 show cause
in writing. at the Office Of tho Secretary Of State
ut the city of New Orleans within ninety days
from and after the last publication hereof. why
the said bond should. not be cancelled and an
nullcd and the securities above named dis
charged from any further liability.
In testimony whereof have here.
r-< un o signed my nutue and caused the
tT u lsenl of the State Of Louisiana to DO
=" - tafxed ut The city Of New Orleans.
this thirteenth day of April in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and seventy seven. md Of
the one hundred md first year of the
Independence oil tho United states Of
FRANCIS r. NICHOLS.
Governor Of tho State Of Louisiana.
BY the Governor:
OSCAR AHRoYp.
Assistant Secretary Of State.
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whereby the bill finally passed. aud moved 10
lay that motion on the table.
And The motion TO table prevailed
Mr. Eleven obtained unanimous consent to
Introduce the following report!
Rooms SENATE FINANCE COMMITTEE. |
New Orleans, April 2b, 1871 !
TO the Honorable President and Members Of
the senate
Gentlemen Your Comm ttec to whom was re-
ferred House bill NJ, B6t entitled An act relaz
tive to the pay Of oil State officers beg leave to
report unfavorabtv for the reason that It is in
conflict with articles 75, ", 30 and 81 Of the con
stitutienl
Respectfully submitted.
WILL STEVEN, Chairman
J. II. GROVER
FRANK T. STuBIIs
H. TEkADA
ED, WHITE
Which Hes over under tho rules.
On motion Of Mr. Robertson, the Eeuate al"
iourned until Thursday, APRIL 20. tar. al II
o'clock a. m.
JOHN GLETG.
Secretary If the Semitic
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Succession of Jeansaxsbonne.

GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ ofUreans-No. gs,gss-Notioe Ia hereby given
TO the oreditoTs o. th,s estate and 70 all othor
ten days from the present notification, If any
they haye or can, why the account presented BY
Joan Mon soubiraa. and Jean Iuhsi and
widow Jean Cazebonne. testemontary executors
and sxseuttix, of the dseeassd. should not DO
homologatsd and approved and the funds dis
kbuted in aeeordnnee herewith.
BY order ri the Court.
ap27 my3Gf JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
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FOR A PARTITION.
Second District Court for The Parish OF Orleans
No, az ,gGt

RY. BELLE h MALoCHE E,. Armand selle.
- Auelpneer.-OifleaN No, 10 Hpyal street, On
SAL URDAY MAJ. a. 1871 at "a o'clock m. at the
Merchants aud Aue iunssts' Exchange. Royal
street between Unstomhuuse anu Canal streets,
viii 10 sold at public auction, by virtue q and
Second District court f for he parish Of Orleans.
one on April H. 1877, and the other on April 40.
~. "A hs mnttar entitled John =. Mioon ,ys.
No. 81, sel Of the docket Of The aforesaid court.
The following described property
IN THE PARISH OF ORLEANS.
A CERTAIN LOT or GROUND in the sseoud
District Of this city, In the square bounded by
Ut. Claude. Barracks. IJsplanaie and tan,part
on Ut. CLAUDE street. BY a depth pt i55 feet. 10
gethsf with tho buildings and improvements
thereon, acquired by ssia deceased On tbs nh
PASSED before M. T. Dueros, notary public.
which act was recorded in O. o. b. 100. T. sss.
In THE PARISH or sT. BERNARD
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. with
the buildings ana improvements thereon,
stuated IL, said parish. IN the left bank Of the
lsssss a, ,iyer Ut about I'VE miles bel tho
a t,lan deposited in tie office Of d. Pollock. late
q notary public in New tleags. per act .. the
enc erpent front On The mississippi river. by u
depth OF 50 Hrpents between parallel lines. To-
gether with a further depth. II hnt there be-,
bounded above by lot No. T. and below nv lot
IN TIE PARISH or ST. TAMMAHY
A CERTAIN tor or q HOUND, together with
The buildings and improvements thereon, stu.
ated IN the low" Of Vaudeville, in he square
bounded bv LIKE Wilkinson, Claiborne and
LafayH'te streets, desisnatLeed by The No. q on
. sketch made by J. 4, DIlameoourt. annexed
tp q sale to Charles Cavaroe. rhssed before -.
Magnet late II notary public in this city, on
the nth October, 1863 measuring 10 feet inches
q lines on each OF said Lake and Claiborne
streets. by soe feet inches in depth, between
parallel lines. American measure.
Terms Dne-hitd cash and The balance on n
credit of ono and two years, represented by the
notes Of tho purchasers divided into coupons
TO suit the parties at INTEREST," dated The day of
sale, bearing eight per cent per annnm interest
from date till paid and secured by mprtghge g
| and vendors lion on The property sold. Tho
acts Of sale to contain the clause Of flv6 per cent
attorneys fees in case IT suit to recover phy
Inent Of said notes as fhr as the city property a
concerned and ten per cent lawyers fees rs far
as the property in st. Bernard aud st. Tammany
parishes are concerned. the buildings and i'm
provements TO be insured and the policies trans
fefrsd to vendors Until payment Ut said notes
Acts II sale at ths expense If purchasers be-
fore NJ II. Dupr0s notary public
ap2i ~ myb ~ - 40
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- ish Of 0rleans-Nos. 80 bb7 aud ~ 78s-hoties
is hereby given 10 the creditors Of this estate
aud to oil other persons herein Interested To
show cause within ten DAYS from the present
notiica ion. II any they have or can. why tho
account presented by Helen Patterson. admin
istratrix of this est,te, should not be no" 9lo-
tod in accordance herewith
By order Of the Court
ap25 ~ my4 JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
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JNOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
l. parish Of Orleans-No. a 4s1-By virtue Of
u writ Of fieri faeias, to me direcied by the hon
Of Orleans IN the above ettitled cause. wilt
proceed to sell at public auction. on the prom
ises hereinafter designated. on TUESDAY, May
eigh h, 1877, at 1913 o'clock, u. M. the following
described property to wit
TIE GOODS. MEhCtAND1sE. and movh-
BILE property in tho premises of defendant. sit
uated nj No 379 trvades street. as per inven. :
tory which may be seen in my office.
Seized in the abof o suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS Fl HANDY
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
apr my35
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CONSTABLE SALES.


DOchs vs., Frank q. sche1tn.
r1'HTRD. JUSTICE COURT FOR THE PAR.
i ish Il Orleans, No. 1eG9-By virtue III q writ
Of flsri facias TO mo directed by tho Hon, John
u. Laresche, third justice Of the peace for the
parish of Orleans. 10 ths above entitled Cause.
| will proceed to sell ut public aut ti0n. ON the
premises No IS Peters. between Customhouse
and Bienville streets in the Second District of
this city. on SATURDAY. May &. 1877. ut IL
O'Clock NJ.
SIX IRON STRAPPED BLOCKS.
Hs aed in the above suit.
Terins-Cstsh on The spot. .
THOMAS ]. BUCKLEY
ap24 2s myb% Constable.
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Of Mrs. AnHa.1a o. mowIss.

Succession of Mrs. Augusta q. H0wles.
SEG0ND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
- parish Of Orleans No. ap 40g- Whereas.
jas. Stafford has peitionad tho Court for lttters
Of administration on the estate of the late M rs
Augusta q. Bowles deceased. inissthte. Notice
show cause within ten days why the prayer Of
the said petitioner should not be granted.
by order OF tho Court. .-..
np2t 20 yUs JOHN HEHBERT Clerk.
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PROCLAMATION
mr. -
FRANCIS 4. NICHOLAS,
Governor of the State Of Louisiana.

Governor of the State Of Louisiana.
Whereas, It Is provided by net No % Of the Elk
tra Session Of tlls General Assembly, approved
March 90, 1877. that nu election shall be held on
the goh day Of April. 1877, by the qualified cleo
tors Of the parish Of West Carroll, for n parish
judge u clerk OF tho District Court n sheriff, u
recorder, n coroner. five Justices OF tho peace
and five police Jurors from said parish Mt large
Now, therefore, !, FRANCIS +. NICHOLAS
Governor Of tho State Of Louisiana, have
thought proper to issue this, my proclamation,
directing tho Supervisor Of Registration in and
for the parish Of West Carroll. and tho commits
sioners Of election and all other officers con
oerned. TO hold said election on the day above
mentioned with the view Of eleoting the above
named officers, and that said election be con
Quoted and tho returns thereof made in the
manner required by tho constitution and laws
Of this StHte
In Witness Whereof / have here
S-~- unto signed my name and caused the
~ o. city Of New Orleans this thirty first
day of March. In The year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and
seventy seven, ana OF the one hun
dred and first year of the Indepsnd-
once Ct tho United States Of America
FRANCIS r. NICHOLAS.
Governor Of the Stats Of Louisiana.
BY the Governor:
WILL A. ErHose.
ap1 2taw god secretary of State
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OFFICE or THE PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR.
80 Customhouse street, New Orleans. La.
Caroline Goodner late u resident Of tho city
Of New Orleans. died IN this city about the sd
March. 1877. and the undersigned has been
appointed the administrator OF her succession.
She WAS born in Maryland and her heirs are
supposed to reside there.
Z. T. PARKER.
apr myf5 Public Administrator.
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.
succession of Robert uuyshs,

StEGoND DISTRICT COUNT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Drisans-No, ~ 2as-N Notice Ia ehy given
TO the creditors Of this estate and to al other
persons herein interested to show eatlss within
len days from the present notification, II any
they have or cen. why The account presented by
w. o. Denngfe. ttstamentaty executor Of this
estate, should not be homnlogated and ap-
proved. and The funds distributed In accord
hhes Herewith.
Ey order 1T tho court
npas my77 John HERBERT. Clerk.
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FFDTHH IHWHDn
AsECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
~ parish Of Orleans Mo. 80 4tb-Whersas, Sal
vadors D'Ameo has petitionsd the Court for let
tsrs of administration on this estate. Notice Is
hereby given to oil whom it may concern 10
show cause within ton days. why the prayer Of
the said petitioner should not be granted
by order Of the Court. .-.- -.
nI25 ~ Iuy,~ JOHN HEHHEHT. Clerk.
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Succession Of Augustine rerCi,e, widow
u Chnrles potea.

GECOND DISTRICT COURT For THE PAR
- sh Of OrleaDs-No. SO. sy9 Notice is hereby
given to tho creditors II this estate md 10 all other
persons herei interested to show cause within
ton days from tho present notification, II any
they have or can why tho account presented by
". r, Parker, Public Administration and admin.
istrator ~ this estate should not be HON 1lggated
and approved, and the funds distributed in ae-
Gordanes herewith
Nv order Of the Court.
apo az 40 JOHN HERBERT Clerk.
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Making 4 total Of tlB 100 Fer Diem WarTRnts
Htoehs were in good dema and stronger.
Under n good demand State Cnnsnls were
higher, closing at T4tD7itt, against 7Bs4 @4 yes
terdav. while Premium Bonds we less in re-
quest and were quoted nj y3ss019sTs. against y3ya
c6DBI,s yesterday. ..
PoloeA Ger iheates were quoted at D4isDee for
Febrna.S issues. aiia p3GD1l for March.
Per Diem Warrants RUE At B2GlBl.
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60 N m lsRClaL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
FRIDAY Evening April az.

Quota ions represent prices for round lots from
FRA hands. uptesH otherwise slated. IN filing
small orders higher prices are paid.
COTTON : The sales to-day embraced $40
bales, ut irregular aud easier prices. requiring
n reduction Of partial 40 in our quotations.
for most grades. We give also the figures and
report Of the Exchange. AZ below
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-
1vsa' "oo" g.. ..,,,av has continued moderate
Lne aea'ae ~. ~ waah both in bank and on the
th'ous n LIN mn auaable variation In commercial
street, WIZ ,n IL haaa ashib,tad ,nly a moderate
paper. ~ H., has been stnadier and stronger.
movement NV ,.,ta, tha nj, isat FRIDAY Foreign
closing -, If shawn a marked advance. ruling
Bscnanse ahevs ,he patity of Gold, sterling clos
eotnew, nsN .hnva Iast Fridsy's figures but the
NE 49, Us have beep limited New York sight
weeh eass i,,,ia snm aton n, variation The
has sa.,u, IL; aasuritaa las mutually subsidized
en,,,s,anna I'd vina at,eka hava baei, III good de-
n W, Ia AZ ls.nasaiv haia III higher rates.
mani. s su as.ss isss .ustiva ead aesjer. State
Douus - s.'s.a -, ass Il Ta6aTaia aaajnst T4l.hD
1unso,s $3.50 4 f,.,...,,,,,. f,,,,du fulad al
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
by selle & uaIoeh ee.

JOHN s. MOTION vs.. WIDOW II. n
MOTION ET AL.
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ETATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of Orleans. City Of New Orleans.
HWorn 10 and subscribed before me. the I'd day
OF June. 1ETs.
JAMES FAHEY. Notary Public.
Al y meeting Of tho Board Of Directors held
on the pa day Of June. 1876, It was resolved 10
pay to the Stockholders. on demand. FIVE PEN
GENT interest ON their stock.
DIRECTORS:
r. MAHPEno. ED. TOBY.
y, FATJO, r. FOURUHY.
9. q RELF. M. W. BMITH.
]. ], FKHNANDEz. D, A. GHARThAIx.
iets n
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The above statement is Just, true and cor
rect transcript from the books Of the Company.
PAUL FOUHCHY. President.
q. W. MOTT. Beoretary.