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IThe Editor of Tne Lkdecr is net rospeasl-
-bio for the opinions oxprcssej by Correspond-
Is; but nothing reflecting upon thochareo-
wr enhablta of any person will be admitted
te tboae columns.)
tirCorrttvemlcnts will ideas tend Letters se
'( tereach us net later than 9o'eletH a. tn. Qtve
i "tt.M,m t. .. aM a..a.la .aai inaillifa Ya 'a Haul
news in Wit dpartmeut, ami net adocrtMne
notice or velttical argument.
OUH A0KNT8.
The following are authorized Agents for
Thk Pobue liCsecn lu their respective local
ltl.
, Moranburg Matthew Heffman.
, .Helna Rebert B. Cord.
' M Incrva Frank W. Hawes.
BartUs Vt. O. Orlgsby.
Orangeburg C U. Ress.
SprinndaleO. C. Dev man.
Maysllek Charles Whoelor.
Vanceburg Mrs. Jennle Stewart.
Ut. Carmtt Kelly tc Foxworthy.
Augusta Leander Tully.
Peed-Jeseph W. Williams.
mud.kk$vrinq 3. 11. Hunter.
' Subscribers will save the treuble of lottor lettor lotter
wrlting by paying thelr subscriptions te the
Agent at their place.
AMONGTHE RAILROADS
THE STEEL I1IQUWATS THAT LEAD
TO AND FROM MAXSYILLE.
&Itm of tlm Rati That Are Stoked Up and
Piloted Inte The Ledger's Columns by a
Tltoreughty Competent Engineer.
Out of a total railway roileage for the
warld of 870,281 miles the United States
has no less than 163,507 miles, or 44.18
per cent, of the whole; and the railway
HBBB Rubber
K mileage of the united states exceeds by
v 3,493 miles the entire mileage of the old
world, Eurepe s 130,805 miles, Asia's 18,-
1 793 miles and Africa's 3,093 miles making
an aggregate of but 150,655 miles. It is
interesting te note the astonishing growth
of the railway mileage of the United
States from the census year of 1830, when
there were less than forty miles of rail
ways, up te 1800. In 1840 the figures
were 2,755, in 1850 they had risen te
8,571 miles, in 1860 the total bad swellcd
; te 28,010 miles, the census of 1870 showed
vV the mileage te be 12,163 miles, that of
v ,1880 placed the figures at 87,724 miles,
while the. eleventh census figures give the
astonishing total of 103,507 miles.
.. In this connection we give the mileage
of the world, by ceuntries:
juues.
Germany , 25,909
Austria Hungary and Besnia.... 16,407
. vGreat Britain and Ireland 10,039
Franee .2,580
Russia, including Finland 18,7.23
Italy 8,117
' Belgium 3.218
i Netherlands 1.887
Switzerland 1,929
Spain. 6,127
Portugal 1-280
Denmark 1,223
Norway.. .' 071
Sweden 4,015
Ueu mania 1,580
Servia 327
Oreece 440
Turkey In Eurepe, Bulgaria and
Iteumella 1,097
Malta, Jersoy and Man 68
United States 163,507
British America (Canada) 13,322
tit NowFeundland 115.
Central America (Guatemala,
Salvader, Cesta Hlca, Nicara
gua and Honduras) 559
Moxlce 5,344
United States of Colombia 231
Cuba 1,056
Venezuela 441
fiepublle of Sante Domlnge East East
orn part of the Island of
a Hayti) 71
(,ljv iT.ne nice II
urazii 5,7711
Argentine Bepublle 5,129
Paraguay 149
Uruguay 470
Chill 1,920
t Peru 004
Belivia 106
&$ Ecuador 167
M-; , uru.8auu.nea , vi
Asla.and British India 18,708
Japan 007
China (proper) lii
Africa .. 3,002
Australia 11,137
Hie Emersen Piane.
J.The 'Emersen Piane Company of Bosten,
and 03 Fifth Avenue, New Yerk, have
a ten? and successful oxperienco In the
MMUfaoture of pianos, and have attained an
earteble reputation. Theso pianos are of the
vcy flaest tone aud of the best material and
wexkBMwshlp, and are sold at modorate prices
ea reasonable terms. As a general thing
'fpxnM. buys a piano but ence In a Hfotime,
' Mt-i k hi, therefore, very Important that the
, laktiMBent should combine as many deslrable
fwrtures of a permanent character as possible.
X ufacturers of geed reputation and of
mw Mninc saeum de me lavorea ones.
;ia iVwncMii riane uempany nave maae ana
upward of sixty thousand pianos; and
warrant erery Instrument sent from
faeiery. They will send te any of our
who may be thinking of purchasing a
m, tlM4r IlluKrated catalogue froe of
; and It will be round te be an Interest-
aHSWMwUOu
kvr. WictTLT Walcrep will rech at
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Mentwt, KeTwabcr 27th. M 11
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KBSTVCKT WEAT11ER REPORT, .
What ire May ErpeH Rettceen TiIj Tims
and To-Merrow Evening.
TflE LEDGER'S WEATHER SIGNALS.
IfMte stroamer rxm; IJIu uain or snow;
With BUtCk ADOVK 'twill WAHMIvIt grew.
Tf RUtek's BENEATH-COLDER 'twill be;
Unless Dial's shown no obange we'll soe.
tWThe abeve forecasts are made for a
period of thirty-six hours, endlng at 8 o'clock
te-morrow evening.
The Governer will pay $150 for the
capture of Joe Gray of Breckinridge
county.
A clean, bright nnd laugable farce
comedy, "A Turkish Bath." At Wash
ington Opera-house te-morrow night.
Fine and Accident Ins. V. R. Warder.
Overshoes
are an abselute necessity In slippery and
snowy weatber. Yeu will save yourself from
many a shock by being equipped with a geed
pair of Kubber Shoes.
There
is
Danger
at every corner and at overy crossing when
the streets are icy and coverod with Blush.
We keep all grades of rubbers, pet the best.
Te de this you must ceme te us. We keep
that kind at
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Miner's Shee Stere.
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Washington Opera-Heuse,
KDMHTOX ft BaHnreatAM, Mjrs.
Saturday, November 26th, '92,
TIDE LITTLE SUNBEAM
MARIE HEATH,
And ber company 6t Jelly players In that de-
llghtf ul musical comedy,
A
Frank Marphy,
The original "McGoo "McGeo "McGoe
glo." Henry Vogel,
Cemcdlanand barltone
from "All Uaba."
Janes F. Greene,
The oelebrated stnger,
danoer and comedian,
late of "Oh, What a
Night."
Faasie Darkam,
The famous soprano
and daneer.
Jepjrieaii Faille
Beltme, Uks reined so
ciety 64nrteh artlMs,
late of Te Paster's
Turkish
Bath!
The ,
Cr-.CMI!Y
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S3 lin leSLiOjSn
MM JtUXCU OIAY
At-MMUr.
Nb Ohmget
AdtetiistmentsUndsr
tht heading of "Help
Wanted," "Situations
Wanttd," " .Cott," " Feuntl," As., of an aeecpta.
ble nature, and net te exceed three lines, en this
page, are FREE te all.
rtie Business Advertisement Inserted with
out pay.
If answers fall te come lheret time, we invite
as many repetitions as are necessary te secure
what you advertise for. We wish the advertisers
te feel that they are net Imposing en us by using
our fret columns.
.-IdwertkemenU can be ieft at our office or tent
through tht mall te
TUB PUDLW LEDGER COMPART,
Ne. 10 E. Tldtd Street.
JffAXTXD
WANTED A boy te learn the printing
trade. Call nt this offlce.
WANTKD lly an oxperlonood seamstress
family sewing te tnke home or would
go out by the day. Inqulre nt this efl.ee or
address Hex M3 City 1'. O. ,
WANTKD Offlce Bey.
STRODE & SAMUEL
Apply te DES.
w
ANTED The thief who stelo Ocorge N.
Crawlerd's Whoelbarrow te return
same.
WANTKD Blacksmith; must be a geed
herse shoer. Steady Jeb and geed pay
te right man. FUANK DUNCAN. Bardls. Ky.
WANTKD Ladles te knew that Mrs. Hlse
of the Sixth Ward weaves carpet at Ne.
1213 Ferest avenue.
WANTED A girl te de goneral heuse
work. Apply te MHS. JOHN M.RAINS,
133 West 8ecend stroet.
WANTED-Ladles te knew that Miss Eva
DoAtley is carrying en a Dressmaking
establlshment lu the Sixth Werd, and would
like te have them call.
FOX SAX.S.
TJ10H SALE-Ne. 12 Celt's Club GUn; geed as
J? new. DAN SHAFER.
FOB SALE One Herso Spring-wagon. Ap
dIv at Oeora-e Crawford's blackstnlthshen
en East Bccend street
1JI0H
SALE Second-hand safe, wardrebe
X' and efllce desk.
APDlr te G. W. GE1SEL.
In aftornoen.
rOB KENT.
FOB SALE One Cleak Table with elevating
top, two Cleak Hacks, all geed as new.
cheap. II. C. McDOPOLE. Assignee
FOB HENT Lewer fleer of my heuse en
West Second street, sultable for a small
family. Apply te M Its. M AUY HILKY.
"ClOIl BENT Adamsen house en West Seo See
JD end street. Apply te W. D. COCHHAN,
Agent.
FOB BENT A small cottage en Walnut
stroet. Fifth Ward. Apply te MISS JEN
NIE PUTTER.
FOR RENT Medern Cettage en Commcrce
street. Fifth Ward. Fer tonus, &c, apply
at Adams Express OOlce.
LOST.
LOST Twe pair baby Hose last week en
Second street, botweon Sutten and Lime Lime
stene streets. Finder will pleate leave at
this olllce.
LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN-A dun cow
about 6 years old. Sharp horns turning
upward. About three-fourths Jersey and Is
?lvlng milk. Heward for the return or in in
ermatlnn lending te ro-pessesslon. MRS. M.
A. .McDANIEL. Fern Leaf. Ky.
LOST Small purse with fi In it. botweon
Kaekley's Gallery and James Ranklns's
rosldence. Kinder please call and get reward.
LOST A Llmestone Building Association
book marked MARY GARRISON. Please
return te 30 East Third street.
LOST A pair of geld Spectacles Sunday
morning either In Court heuse or en Third
street botween Court nnd Plum. Return te
Mrs. M. G. Clarke, 202 East Third strcet, and
receive reward.
LOST A pair of geld rimmed Nese-glusses
In street car or at cometerr. Hultable
reward for their return te M. C. RUS3ELL.
Bourbon Farms!
FOE SALE.
I have three improved farms,
four miles from Millersburg,
that must be sold te settle Mrs.
Hannah Sandusky's Estate.
The land is excellent.
J. B. SANDUSKY,
PINCKAKD, KY. Administrator.
WHITE, JUDD & CO.
Are still In the
FUMITPEE BUSINESS
At Ne. 42 W. Second Street,
J. J. FITZGERALD,
Plumber, Gas and Steam Fitter!
41 West Second Street,
Jewel Has Steves. MAYHVILLE, KY.
w.n.wADSweRTn, en. I w.H.WADSwenTn, jn.
WAD8WORTH 4 SON.
ATTORNETS AT LAW,
MAY8VIU.E, KY.
The general practice of Law.
T. H. N. SMITH, DENTIST !
Tht latest Lecal Anasthettcs for the
Painless Extraction of Teeth.
Fer keeptng your tcetb and gums In erder
use Supenla, best teeth wash known te the
world. Oflloe, Second stroet.
COAL, COAL !
FOR SALE.
N. C00PEK,
AOEXT rR
Peach Orchard Ceal .Ce.
All grades of Ceal rocelvod dally. Orders
left at my Gralnheuse, or Uiiekyard oernor
Becend and Union streets, will recoive prompt
attention.
Gee. M. dinger & Sen,
BKICK MASONS AND CON T8 ACTORS!
Leek Bex 417. MAY8YILLI. KY.
ES Diamonds
rnrwnrmmmnrwmnfnrttirmnrwmmmwmitniriTiK
i Corsets !
The attontlen of the ladles Is Invited te our Cerset De
partment. In addition te the iOc, BOe and 7Be lines we
are showing elght lines attl.lneludlng Ball's, War
ner's J. B., C. V. Iinported weven and the Colebratcd
Jacksen Cerset Waist; also two lines of I. D. Corsets
nt (1 75 and 3 GO. We nre pole Agents In this elty for
the well 'known Equlpotse Waist. Our line of Illnek
Hoslery for Ladles. Misses and Children in Cotten,
Floeccd-llncd nnd Cashmero is oemploto in all grades
and sizes from 10 cents te (1 nor pair. Ladles should
benr in mind that our Blaek lloslery Is all Ethiopian
Dye and Is warranted fast and stainless. Our Clenk
stock is completo nnd our prices will be feuud the
lowest. Don't fall te call In If you nced n cloak.
miOWNINQ & CO.
3E
I Corsets !
UitiitiUiUiikJiUikiUiUJItitUiUiltiiilliJUiUiiliUlllJikiUJUiUR
DIAMONDS,
WATCHES,
1 P. J. MURPHY,
SUCCESSOR TO HOPPJEB & MURPHY.
THOMAS J. CHEN0WETH,
DRUGGIST,
MAYSVILLE.
ANNOUSOEMBNTS.
roil HATOK.
We are authorized te announce HARRY
HAULM AN as a candldate for Mayer at the
ensutng January cloctlen.
We are authorized te nnnounce E. E.
PEARCE, Jr.. as a candldate for ro-elocllon te
the ollice of Mayer at the ensulng olectlon for
City ell-ccrs.
FOIt CITV MAUStlAI,.
We are authorized te anneunce M. E. Mc
KELLUP as a candldate for City Marshal ut
the ensulng January election.
We are authorized te nnnounce-E. W. FITZ
GERALD as a candldate for Marshal at the
ensulng city election.
We are authorized te anneunce JOHN W.
ALEXANDER as a candldate for City Marshal
at the ensuing January election.
We aroNtutberlzod te anneunce JOHN V.
DAY as a candldate for City Marshal at the
ensulng January election.
We are authorized te anneunce JAMES
REDMOND as a candldate for City Marshal at
the ensuing January olectlon.
FOK CITY CLERK.
We nre nuthorlzed te anneunce HARRY C,
McDOUGLE as a candldate for City Clerk at
the ensuing January election.
We are authorized te anneunce MARTIN A.
O'HARE as n candldate for ro-electlen te the
oulce of City Clerk at the ensulng city elec
tien.
FOR ASSESSOR.
We are authorized te announce CHARLES
D. SHEPARD as a candldate for City Assessor
at the ensulng city olectlon.
We are authorized te anneunce F. W.
I1AUER as a candldate for City Assessor at
the ensuing city olectlon.
We are authorized te anuounce JOHN
WALSH as a candldate for Assessor at the
ensulng Januury olectlon.
FOR COLLECTOR AND TKEASUHER.
We are authorized te announce It. A. COCH
RAN, Jr., as a candldate for the oflleo of
Collocter and Treasurer at the ensuing city
election.
We are authorized te anneunce JAMES W.
FITZGERALD as a candldate for Collocter
and Treasurer at the ensuing elty olectlon.
We are authorized te anneunce HORATIO
FICKLIN for Collocter and Treasurer at the
ensuing city olectlon.
rOIt WIIAJtrMASTER.
We are authorlzed te anneunce C. 21. PHIS-
TER as a candidate rer ro-eieetion as wnari
master at the January olectlon, 18U3.
FOll COUNCILMAN.
Third irurd.
We are authorized te announce O. C. HOP
PER as a candldate for Council from the
Third Ward.
Fourth irerd.
We are authorized te announce JOHN T.
MARTIN as a candidate for Councilman from
the Fourth Ward.
Fifth Ward.
We are authorlzed te anneunce 6. W. WAR
DLE as a candldate for Councilman from the
Fifth Ward.
SHERMAN HOUSE,
Freat and Mala Streets,
kvyjlliamebt, CONCORD, KY.
Proprietor. '
HBWLT rPRA-SKED; EVKKYTHIXQ flRST-CLARS.
MONUMENTAL STATUARY
AND CJOOTMIY W0K,
In OratUtstmdJrtts.
M. R. GILM0RE,
Ml W. Meow SfWH. KAYaVILL. KY.
Corsets !
Corsets !
Eepiring of all Kinds
JEWELRY.
KENTUCKY
Opening Days!
NOVEM11ER 2eth AND COth.
Holiday
Goods !
AT J. T. KACKLEY & CO.'S.
Wholesale and retail Reeks and Toys. Ro Re Ro
membor that Llfe Slze Photographs muke the
best Christmas Frcsents. Have thorn made
new.
J, T. EacMey &Ce.
Posteflice
mm steee
A First-class Line of
Every thing Usually
Found In a Drug Stere.
P0WJSR & EBYN0LDS.
m PFBE DBTJGS!
Paints and Oils, Best Brushes,
Finest Soaps and Perfumes, the
uneicest ABsortment of Fancy
Goods, Greatest Variety of Lamps
All for sale by
J. JAMES WOOD,
DEUGGI8T. Maysvllle Ky.
Prescriptions at all hours prepared with
care and accuracy by William C. Weed,
pharmacist.
Small, the Tailor
CAN BE FOUND AT HIS
EMPORIUM of FASHION
Ne. 110 Market Street,
Oppeslta Central netel.
COCHRAN & SONS,
ATTORNETS AT LAW,
CODBT STREET.
ROllT. A. COCHRAN,
IN,
; r
A. V. J. OOCHBAM
M ATS V ILLS, KY
WX, O. COCHRAN,
Dr. J. H. 8AMDEL,
tlt3t-rntat JtJ-jgft? .geed jhu&yltet
JaMfi AsrlMHi
taa KeHWU,
JtWW
PHYSICIAN AND SUS6K0N
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n eiifi n i ii r i in n r - ri r. r-.i i r i - ' t i.riri" ii,i"ii,ii,i "I b Sni'l
raHiitKkxti miviaMH CiiBHirisAlu. AMD OmIe.i
H4a.m
Vmtt
Ne. r........-a a. m i"
Ne. 1H......J: 40 a. ci
Ne. 17...10-.15 a. in
Ne.J.....-4.-2.p.m
Wnl
Add twenty-six mluutes te get city tlme.
Nes. 10 and SO are the Maysvllle nocomtnodn necomtnodn nocemtnodn
tlou, and Nes. 17 and 18 the Huntington accom
modation. Nes. 1 nnd 2 are the fast express
andNos.SanditheF. F. V.
Ne. i (F. F. V.) Is n solid train with through
dining car and Pullman sloepers te Washing
ten, Baltimore, Philadelphia nnd New Yerk.
Through Pullman sloepor te Kiohmend, Va.,
and Old Point Comfert. Ne. 8 Is a solid train ,
with Pullman sleeper te Washington, making
all Eastern nnd Boutheastorn connections.
The accommodation trains are dally exoept
Sunday; the rest are dally.
Direct connection at Cincinnati for points
West nnd Seuth.
MAVSVILLK DIVISION. ,
Southbound.
laenves Maysvllle at
5:30 a. m. for Paris.Lex-
lngton,Clnelnnatl,Kloh-
mend. Stanford. Liv
ingsten, Jollieo, Mlddlesboreugb, Cumberland
Gap, Frankfort. I.oulsvllle and points en N.
N. and M. V., Eastern Division.
Leaves Maysvllle at l:fJ. p. m. for Park. Cln-.
clnnatl. Lexington, Wlnohestor, Biobmend
and points en N. N. and M. V., Eastern Divis
ion. ATortMeund. . . '
Arrlve at Maysvllle at 10:00 a. m. and 8:15
p. m.
All trains daily except 8unday.
Add twenty-six minutes te get city tlme.
DIRBCT ROUTE WEST
The Ohto and Mlssitstp
pi Railway
Is the short line be
tween Cincinnati and
at. Leuis, and all of Its
trains run threush solid
te St. Leuis. Ne transferring of baggage or
of passengers who travel en O. and M. trains.
Less than ten hours Is our tlme te St. Leuis,
where our trains make connection in the
Union Depot with trains of all lines for the
West, Southwest and Northwest.
The Ohie and Mississippi Railway Is the dl
root and fast line te LoulsviUe:
The Ohie and Mississippi Railway gives spe
cial attontlen te colonists going West, olther
slngle or In parties. Our agents are pre
pared at all times te furnish information as te
rates and routes te points West, and when
fiassongers are ready te start WJ1 secure their
lokets at lowest rates and attend te oheck eheck
lng baggage through te destination.
Fer tickets via O. and M. Railway and
further information call en agents of connect
ing lines or address a W. PARIS,
Central Passonger Agent O. and M. Rail
way, 48 West Fourth Streot, Cincinnati, O.
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
ADerTED nr
THE PUBLIC LEDGER CO.
or MAYsvir.r.E. ky.
Aiit. I. He It Known that William H. Cox,
Themas A. Davis, W. H. Wadsworth, Jr., Sam Sam
uel T. Hickman, A. M. J. Cochran, M. C. Rus
sell, Geerge L. Cox and Allen A. Edmonds,
have this day associated tbomselvos togcther
and beceme Incorporated under and by virtue
of Cbapter 60 of the Ooneral Statutes or the
State or Kentucky as The Publle Ledger Com
pany and by that name shall sue and be sued,
contract and be contracted with, and shall have
perpetual succession and a common seal, with
power te alter same at pleasure.
Aut. S. The capital stock or said Corpora
tion shall be (5,000, divided Inte shares of
$10 each, and the same shall be transfera-
die Dy written assignment en tue corttflcate,
aud when transferred the corttflcate for same
shall be surrendered te the Company and can
celed, and new ones Issued In Ueu thereof.
Aut. a. This Corporation Is organized for
the purpese or publishing a newspaper In the
city or Maysvllle. and distributing the same
throughout the state of ICentucky, and for the
carrying en of a general nowspaper business
in said city and state.
Aut. 4. The principal place of buslness of
said Corporation shall be at Maysvllle. Ky.
The capital stoek of said Corporation may be
Increased nt a meeting of the stockholders
(those-tioldlng a majority of the stock assent
lng thereto) te any sum net exceeding CIO,
000. This Corporation may organize when
300 shares or its stoek Is subscribed. 8teck
may be paid for In meney or equivalent at an
agreed contraet price, and any stock net sub
scribed for may be sold from tlme toUme,
as the Directors may direct and authorize
and the certlllcates of stock shull be slgned by
the President and Secretary, and the corpo
rate seal shall be aUlxed te same.
Aiit.S. The Corporation shall be managed
by u Directory or five persens who shall be
elected annually at the Company's office la
aysvllle, Ky., en the 1st Monday in March of
each year. Ir, rer any reason, thore should
net be an election held at the tlme fixed, the
Directors in offlce shall contlnue as sueb until
thelr successors are elected and qualified.
Aut. 6. The Dlreoters shall obeoso from
their number a President and Vloe-Prcstdont,
and from said nuniber or the stockholders a
Socretary and Treasurer, or, If they soe fit,
they may comblne these two otUeors Inte one.
They shall elect an Editor, and may olect an
assistant te the Editor, both of whose duties
and tonure of offleo they may fix and pro pre pro
scrlbe by by-laws or the Cfmpany, which by
laws a majority or the Directors may adept
rer thohianagementor the Cempany'eaffaIrs.
a-vi... i. xuv liuinimny snail net incur an
Indebtedness oxeccdlng, in the oggregate,at
any ene tlme, a sum equal te ene-half of the
capital stock paid In.
Aut. 8. The prlvate property of the stock
holders of this Company shall be exempt
from all. debts or liabilities, of the Corpora
tion. Art. 9. The Corporation shall begin when
it shall have organized, as provided for herein, '
and shall contlnue as long as may be neces
sary, according te law.
In witness whereof, the said Incorporators
have horeunto set tbelr bands this 10th day of
March, 1802. '
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Themas A. Davis, M. O. Rdssbll,
w. II. Wadsworth, Jr., Gee. L. Cor,
S T. Hickman, Allbm A. Edmonds.
Statu or Kentucky, i b,,
Masen County. f "
I, T. M. Poarce, Clerk of the County Court'
for the county and state aforesaid, de certify
that the foregoing Artloleof Incorporation of
The Publle Ledger Ce. was, en March 10, 18.,
produeed te me In said county, and aoknowl aeknowl aoknewl
odgod by said Themas A. Davis, William II.
Cox. W.1I. Wadsworth, Jr., 8. T. Hlekman. M.
C Russell, Geergo L. Cox and Alien A. Bd
mends eaeh te be their aet and deed, and en
March 14. 1803, the same was again reproduced
te me and aoknewlodgcd by A.M. J. Cochran
te be his act and deed, and ledged for reoerd,
whereupon the same, togetbor with this oor eor oer
tlUcato, bath been duly recorded lu my office.
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