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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-21
With ENLARGED ard incfe assd
tkoilities.
'sAM'L g. coTTRELL L CO.. =

4E3t WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
SADDLE AND HARNESS MANUFAC rURERS,
NO. l10 MAIN STREET,
Have renewed to their new hopse, opposite the
old stand. who're they ar. prepared 70 exhibit 10
SADDLES and HARNESS not to b surpassed BY
any hOuae in this country. Hst tn
They retain their grateful thanks 70 their friends
and 1asTons for the very liberal Datronsxs be.
slowed upon them for the past twenty ears. and
cen assure them tAat. il their new house, every
effort In their power will be made to please
II their house may b. tnsnA at eli times every
article ssaali: kept in first GLASS establishment;
in our line Of business, Also the nanuiAetOry OF
all X nds Of Military Goods. and in addit thsre
70 iay99 1no Eepe.sl assortMent Of the very best
quality TRAVELLING TRUNKS. &c. Every ar
70 pledge to sell a. low e. the, caa be bought IN
any house in America. Dealers are respectfully
where. We have secured the services Of Mr.
JOHN OTEY, 30 long and fAvoTsbly known TO tho
HAM'E 8. COTTRELL,
JOHN NJ JENNINGS,
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To my Friends and the PublIe.-Havins
made IN sngasemsnt 9th Messrs. 6AM'L 5. Cor.
friends and customers ct their new store. No. ~
Man street, - can safely psOmiee them soiae-
thing really extra in the way Of Saddles. Harness.
mann fsctufing neysr saw. ENGLISH HOGSklN
HRIpLE4. &c.. of their own direct import ation,
y sG @od IS 49, gas s''sss' JOHN OrEY
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nov c caaGSi Yo xcMiBRorypEs ARE GETTING.
SMITH il certainly making the CHEAP EST
AABROTYPES in 1iohmond. Ambrytypes for
81 cents. formerly 81 50; All kinds Of Pictures
10 70 SMITHS, if you want the best Pictures,
and u they are not satisfactory no makes no
chtHge. 10 Z-3tA
IA. Blackberry Brandy. ..A NEST desira.
BILE and efficient preparation for the diseases At
tendant upon the present hot season. such Diar-
fhGa; want 81 tone and weakness Of stomach and
BY the subscriber for two Summers past, aid has
given general sstisfaotion. Cali and try tottle,
at the Drqf az EFssSzlRflGFr Sto M Of p.s.
Franklin street, Richmond.
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Ok TUBS FRESH ORANGE COU MY
90 BgTTERSA first rate article..ju st received
,1 virginis cured. Todd's and Queen City
FRE3H RUTTER.-Famlli snppliea With
FRESH BUTTER at all times. Bavlng made ar
rangements with the best dalr ynlen in New York,
assured that can furnish Butter inferior to nome,
and e ialr price slsc 5sce,ye large Quantities
&C.; for sale. Wholesale and retail, b{
Next to corner Governor and Franklin sts
Week. Ia 2Q-3t
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b! - An - Iv.r1, J.
I1tR ; ~,
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n Ore, v Goods,

IA Ore, " 0~eaSs AN nyD,,ocn rn,,,
!. Having ia. II finished our annual inventory, We
haze sTMSER "f DKEs s sS6ps
which shall! ca.r from data st prices vhieh must
chew :nd 1;F. asE :as
and customers vi, II call - examine the goods, ~
win satisfy them u Ct what x xss iaB u e FOX,
= js le--eodst a~s z7 Broad street. g
Bee, and q e y, Msnss.s:. r. sv.es
T. e I i1fRs?ss e LABOR SAVING nAc,HlxEs.
shall Be plsssed . give all Who may. b. m III OF
eSshsrw,sss yse i any infH[%ston Isssr 70
eS and shippsd without nsak'1s ssys,sl bills and
'9 y asswscwlm- 1921 : A. sAfko&D,A st
y small lot Of GLOVER HAY, IN bales, new
- - JAS. G. MCCARTHY L CO..
je N-NH Corner 9th and Byrd sts.. ON Canal.
HOT WEATHER; ..This weather makes il
to TIM and =; viii
.ny prlos, 0ar assoIt@ent Of Silk. Alpac.. Mar
i:4sa e'.t EES asi AZ
VIKdInlz MAGIC WAsHINc FLUID--
e: III: ssi.Sisisd Fluid: T:s. & ono:. and yss
rubbing aud tearing youT clofAss. ON vaahins-
SS.Ia; s3d t.k.ne dsy: e Dc .les: y tRs n:s Of
''n' .'''' y ''''ascs or s. d u.i and Ma
yz1..s dS5!;I s. g Pr fsE
Cheisra Herbss. Dyscssssy. SisTsiss. iSsSja1,
3Sssnaae Or NsersiS,c fssns, GI.np. fosehscSs..
Gss. @. 4 ;sReIy II Dc ssovs isr ::IEss, :lsis.
' aad ''sa. s...t corner i;i z .5 SH 1Sts n.
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HEADo'9s F CO.. i.r REG,T VOLS,

M This COMPANY win as.smhle for drill. rst ths
ne9F9 S o. .acs sas ee9 ssrse ON III UAa
saWppsd - fplowe: jackets. vhite pants n .dres.
CAPS tcSyer OIL white waist and GROSS belts, boxGs
enA scabbArds, with Twelve percussion caps nsch
0esyeants viii cummon their squads.
!, ie1-W II " s ~ nnryDtxv. ,.+ a..
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pUM0ARDNER'8 OLD RYE WHISKEY.
- Summerdesn Old Rye WHiSKEY. W.
Alney's Old Rye WHI6KEY.
Richardson's Old Rye WHISKEY.
Pure Va. Mountain Dew Rye WHISKEY.
HslneaseZ Otard. DuRey & Co.'S pure F r..
Is cases pure cLARET WINE, from Bor-
deAnx.
Edinburg and Scotch ALE. .
HibheTts Ginness' London and irish POR-
- ISIS TER.-plnts and quarts 81 l1.3
. PORT WIN EH, various brands. -.s-.
Pure Holland GIN.
For saie 1t retail 81 =, EJ.S. ROBERTSON
je 0-N
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"a Boot and Ah se Mani
those abost to engage the busine ~ are invited
IMPRoVEb LABOR SAVING MACHINES,
Without feeling under obF.ton. to 1prc s:ss =, Il
Otherwise. wish it, any information in reSarSt 10
Boot and Shoe Machinery. Entire outfits furnish,
shipments. - J. A. STAFFORD, Ag't.
The Evansville daily journal., 1860-03-20

~ -
81 Cemented and Riyeted Leather Belting-also
Lace Leather, Rivets and Burs, Ryet Sets and
Headers, Punchers and Cutting Flyers A full
stock always on hand at lowest factory prices.
80 CHARLES BABO0CK,
marg g. Main street
The Evansville daily journal., 1860-03-20

shoot their fbres during the first genial
weather, even in winter. In extreme cold
and exposed locations, or in heavy, clay
soils, spring may be preferred, but the evils
resulting from these may be obviated in
some cases by any one who understands the
business. A belt of evergreens or other
| timber is always desirable upon the exposed
sides of orchards, in cold, windy situations.
| If the soil be of clay, and liable to hold
water. a mound should be raised around
each tree to the hight of six oreight inches
| in order to turn off the water, and prevent
| the earth from becoming compact and hard.
This is important, even in the most suitable
soils, as it not only leaves the surface mel
low in the spring when the hill is removed,
but it serves to steady the tree against the
action of the winds in winter.
But with all the advantages Of fall plant
ing, most farmers defer this work until
spring, and even until much of the pressing
work of other planting is accomplished
This is great mistake, because the tender
roots of thrifty nursery trees break forth on
the approach of the first warm days. After
this, if the trees are removed, these tender
rootlets are broken off and destroyed, and
the surface becomes more or less dry, and on
the failure of 4" the first intention the vigor
| of the trees is more or less impaired, besides
if the planting is delayed until spring, and
often too late then, the tree can hardly get
| favorable start sufficient to carry it through
the dry spells that frequently follow, and
hence they either die or get feeble start.
Persons who have failed to do their plant
| ing in the fall, should embrace the first sea-
sonabIe weather during the present month,
! provided their trees are near at hand, and
set them out at once, always remembering
| that the branches should be well thinned
| out and those that remain to form the head
should be cut back one-half or two-thirds OF
their length. This is important to compen-
safe for the loss of the roots and small 6brcs,
caused by the removal from the nursery
| A good covering Of straw or other litter
| placed around the roots, extending over a
| space of four feet in diameter, will retain a
| moist, mellow surface during summer, and
| go far towards securing the life and vigor-
| Gus growth of the trees.
| A very mistaken idea almost universally
prevails in regard to the care and cultivation
necessary to secure the healthy growth of a
young orchard. No delicate annual crop
needs more careful and thorough cultivation
/ than the orchard. The labor for this will
be more than repaid by choosing suitable
/ crops to plant between the rows of trees
| These should never be oats, wheat, &c.
| More trees have been lost, with the loss oil
/ vast amount of labor, by disregard ot
these simple facts, during the last ten years,
than are healthy trees now growing in the
4 United States. i
The Evansville daily journal., 1860-03-20

PLEASURE SEEKING.-A writer IN the
RushviIIe Republican gives a glowing ae-
count of Wyandotte Cave, four miles back
of Leavenworth, in Crawford county. That
cave is indeed great wonder of nature, and
second only to the Mammoth Cave in in
terest. ,g
With both of those caverns so accessible
to this place, our citizens viii be at no loss
for objects of interest to visit the coming
summer. t..a.t4l
To promote health, and recuperate ex-
hausted energies, we can visit the Orange and
Martin county Springs, also conveniently
situated. 'f.t Ht
With these home curiositie and fountains
of health almost at our doors, we hope our
people will not be running away off to the
extremes of the Union to spend their
money, but, if they have it to spare, lay it
out in our own neighborhood. sJi. tf
We believe it would pay the. Evansville
and Louisville packets to get up half fare
excursions this summer to Wyandotte Cave
and also our Green River packets to do the
same for persons desiring to visit Mammoth
Cave These excursions might be planned,
in connection with the Evansville and
Charlottesville Railroad, in such way that
hundreds would participate in them thus
combining harmless, health-givihg enjoy
-rnent, with aAlaudable desire to behold Ma
lures grandest 10 ysteries. -1fr-
The Evansville daily journal., 1860-03-20

name in part: axles, springs made Of the hes
steel; bands, enaneled and of all kinds OF leather
cloths, Innings for carriages, yarRishes, castings Of
all kinds saddle trees, English bride feathers, bits,
stirrups, spurs, names, fine silver names of all
kinds, Jenny Lind Gig Trees, selt-ml listing pads,
Taylor's patent hhcs, fiv nets, shoe threads horse
blankets, London Girth Webs, American Grth
and Rein Webs, both cotton and worsted; London
Welt Skins "a superior article ivory, sutta percba
and brass lined marteng11 rings; superior kerseys
for horse covers, the best qaality Of carriage bolts,
patent gig trees, &c, &c.
/ keep in fact every thing appertanng TO either
branch of the business, aud understanding both
branches thoroughly, We would respectfully invite
your attention before purchasing elsewheHss
am also agent for Wards Patent Spring Saddsss
Gp2O-d&w
The Evansville daily journal., 1860-03-20
From the Valley Farmer.
Fall or Spring TramspIanting OF
Trees.

Each season has its peculiar advantages
for transplanting trees from the nursery.
Under almost any circumstances we, should
nrefer the fall season First because this is
a season of comparative leisure while in
spring there are many duties to be edischarg-
ed upon the farm that can be performed at
no other season. Trees set in the fall be-
come established, with the earth firmly
ettled about their roots, and are ready to
The Evansville daily journal., 1860-03-20
CRESCENT CITY GALLERY.

WE ALL follow interest in spite of vain talk.
And 20 those who deal fairly, to them should
walk
Now, you who want Pictures both cheap an first
rate,
Bring your dimes TO SMITHS Gallery, lyon don't
have to waltz.
He fears competition from The other,
But looks upon each IS friend and brother;
lie cares not for show, putting, nor blowing,
Mock sOirees, or gaalnion, assuredly knowing
That he makes the trade, who gives most for The
cash !; .s
The people care nothing about any grand splash.
Nov, all who want Pictures, large ones or small,
Should, without more delay, on Mr. Smith call;
The Court House, yOu know. just ovor the way, n,
Examine his Pictgres-Ne know what You'I say
The best in the city, and cannot be beat
In finish price--aud 10y way Of 4 treat,
10 Ladies' and Families lie lessons his pay
CoHe along friends dom neglect il day.
seFlj-jm
The Evansville daily journal., 1860-03-20

/ fu he attention Of mothers. her F.
SOOTHING SYRUP, u
for Children Ieethag, which greatly facilitates the
process OF Teething, by softening the gums, rcdu-
cling all infammation-wil allay MI pain and
spasmodc action, aud is SURE TO REGDLATE
THE BOWELS. Depeiid upon il, motlefs, II Viii
give rest to yourself, and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YoUR INFAETs,
We have put up and sold this article for ovor-
ten years, and can sayi in confidence and truth
Of it, what we have nev sor been able to say ofasy
other medicine never sshas it failed, in gle
instance, 10 effect .9when timely used. Nov
did know in stance Of dissatisfaction
by any one who Esed it. sOn the contrary all are
delighted with lis cera sstions aud speak in terms
Ui hlshest cumniehda sstlon Of rs magical ei-
ects aud medical virtues ,sWe speak in this matter
''Siiat do know al S-ier ten years experience,
alsd pledge aotu Eetita Ston for th ialhlment Of
what we here declare z IN almost every instance
where the iRftnt is sui sferiug from pain and OK
haIlstun, rei:tf VIII lie tOtn IN IS 20 ntinUte-
after the yIlfpfsaii4uifr frzis tered : ssS
This valuable preptr; Stion is the prescription
of one Of tho inost eXpe Srieuced and K inf urr
Nurses in New Eu4laid, Il nd has been used with
never failing success ia SthOusauds of cases. ~ f.
1t not only relieves sSthe child from pain but 8
inyigorates the stomach slnd DO wels, ,correetsaed
ity, and gives tone and senergy 10 tine whole sys-
ten- 1t will almost III stantly relieve Gripping
in the Bowels and Wind ECoic, and overcome cons
Vufsions, which If not speedily remedied, end
in death. We believe il ssthe best and suust
ely in he world, in all ecases Of Dysentery and
DiarThea in ciildren,- Swhether it arises from
tcethins or from any other cause. We woUd
say to every mother who has a child fl lies
from any 6ue Of the foregoing complaints, do not
let your preiudces, nor the pref Gdces of othoifs
stand between your sliiering child and the relief
that will be sure-yes, absolutely sure-to follow
tte use Of this melicino if timely used. : ,rff$z
Full directions for using Will accompany eAch
bottle. None genuine unless the fac-simile uf
CURTIS PERKINS, New York, is on the out
side wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughout Che world Prin-
cipal efiice, No. IL Cedar street, New York.
Price % cts a bottle ian13-dwIy.
KELLER d WHITE, Agents, Evansville, ind. :
6gSfT.sREES As.4R COCA, E.ukDGRTEx
q and Dealer in Coach and Saddlcry Hardware,
NJ ala street. near Water p. T = -
The Evansville daily journal., 1860-03-20

H.N'T1TES THE .xTTE.H-TTOyt. OF
~ dealers to the laet that he is now Manufacture
iTg, and keeps constantly hand large stock
ot the newest and choicest styles of goods adapted
to the requirements Of popular trade the induce
meuts lac offers are GOOD GOODS AT LOW
PRICES Having been gagged in manufacturing
first class goods tor over twenty years, he now
claims to have facilities for manufacturing first
class goods cheap, if not cheaper, than Eastern
man nfactures he feels cOnhdeIt of his ability to
oIler extra inducements tociose buyers. His motto
Is fair field and no fGvors. - F.lisi 5tr II ST
Call and examine his goods, and you will be sure
to buy
ms Orders promptly attended to. -'5 a.
febIO-3ud
The Evansville daily journal., 1860-03-20

HSHA SP E.N~G 81 TB.ADR.--
AcOO just received and now opening, an ele-f
giant stock Of goods suitable for the Spring Trade
20 cases fancy prints; s-t-ra SIS q, - ! l-l
10 Sc denims;
Is [" bl0ached muslins; I'll --' 2 -..i
2 {" chal1ies;
10 g cottonades; -t.4ll 20. stfsla 81
" apron checks; d.
10 bales shirting stripes; 1872 81 Auts-i- Do
- 80 g sheeting; 5.. .s.4s-...t ..-t.-
And great variety of notions of all kinds, all of
which are selling below Cincinnati prices, as
determined to draw the good trade to Evans
vile. Come and examine for yourselves at it
mar5 J. Il. MAGHEE & CO.'S, First st. i
ND E III U".A 1.-the * LE.AFHER
-Ae> Store of Thomas Kerth has been removed
from No. (Flemiug's old standl, to 75 Main St,
opposite Washington Hotel, where he keeps full
supply of LEATHER AND FINDINGS. lie keeps.
on hand every variety and sells cheap for cash.
PHILIP DUEsNER, Fleming's old salesman, is
with me, and will be on hand to wait our old
friends and all the customers who may call on
US. He will do justice to ALL t..,.. fax .s -s,
MARI lind THOMAS KERTH.. =
WM/@ n n II KK. " a. VIII s.
w 100 kegs assorted sizes, just received and
for sale by .4 CHAS. McJ0HNST0N, cd,
mari Posey 3 Block, Main street.
IWV OK LIE T. II TKCL II s.
n In great variety, at the lowest price, at the
fsb27 2 80 - = = e M s. THOMPSON.
n JST RECEIV.RD-.A SPLENDID
@D stock of fresh and pure garden seeds, of every
variety, at '-i+ -.i" #. SHARPE & CO.'S
The Evansville daily journal., 1860-03-20
Opposition State Ticket.

FOR GOVERNOR,
HENRY S. LANE, of Montgomery.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
OLIVER p. MORTON, of Wayne. n
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
WILLIAM A. PEELLE, of Randolph.l-
FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
JONATHAN S. HARVEY, of Clarke.
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE, -
ALBERT LANCE, OF sVigo.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
JAMES G.. JONES, of fVanderburgh-
FOR REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT, p
BENJAMIN HARRISON, of Marion.
FOB CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN P. JONES, of Lagrange.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
MILES J. FLETCHER, of Putnam.
The Evansville daily journal., 1860-03-20

g. KA enced Nurse and female Physician presents
the attention Of mothers, her -e.lt IS - .
SOOTHING SYRUP, aA
The Evansville daily journal., 1860-03-20

" 2Lz Gunny Bags also, large bushel Bags
suitable for shipping corn in or bran, for sale
by marl4 GEO. FOSTER co.
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Ex-Shap Cleopatra.
From Marseilles-
1900 baskets OIL, u ounces, .. Plagniol.
-
500 II
100 boxes WEYMOUTH, Molly, Pratt Go.
90 ). MuscAT, M.
Q. cayARoc 4 CO..
ll6 Royal street.
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Qartitular Notitts.

0YFIck or THE SOUTHERN srrANsnIp Co.,
80 New orieaas, May IA, 1866.
- IN semi-nnnual meeting Of the stock-
nodets Of bls Company wall be he'd MONDAY lh Inst,
VI o'clock T. M at Its domicii, No. 81 Camp street
myA 1t JOHN b. HENtI. Secretary
HEADQUARTERS CONTINENTAL BuAnDs !
n New Orleans May IT, 1850. )
N AD-,The members hereby ordered TO
assemble at The Armofy MONDAY The 4th inst, at IL
o'clock NJ, fully armed and equipped for Target practice
By order Of :
s55A GEORGE CLARK, Captain.
u. MCFARLAND, Orderly Sergeant. myl2 Il
n8sNotice To Contractors-Prcposal will
be received the Cossioner Of the Second Draking Dis
ct for the Digging Canal Mslponene street. from
Claiborne to Toledane for Widening and Deepen
the Canals both Carroon Plans aud
specifications The office Of the undersigned Ne 40
Poydras street.
myl2 81 /. II. PLACE. President.
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No. HYGEIA HOTEL, ss.ak
RRiIiiI Oh Point Comfort. Va, March i, 1850 ~

mA HYGEIA HOTEL ~
N#fI OLD Point Comfort, Va, March J. 1850. NffSk
This fsvore resort celebrated for its fine bath
ing refreshing and abundance of fine Fish, Oysters
Crabs will opened for the reception of guests The ls
of june
Hotel situated at Fortress Monroe, the largest military
post in the United States eight companies splendid
band music stationed. The entire establishment Is
undergoing thorough renovation and painting which, with
new ding OF construction, will be sufficiently
large upwards of one thousand visitors.
undersigned have lately associated themselves together
in the business and with attentive assistance, VII spare
pains in making delightful residence for those
seeking health pleasure Railroad and steamboat
perfect in their arrangements, that persons
from all parts of South and West reach Old Point with
the greatest facility. JOS. SEGAR,
Q. g. WILLARD
rnva IN, PYopr,atorR,
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y i
Ex-shfp Ann washburn.
From f3ordenilx----- s8 e
rs quarter pipes GoGsAC, ). b. Bazon, lsz;.
Z 20 casks Red Wine, Cotss de Fronienae
50 boxes :. Chateau MArgnux. so d 4
As boxes :. ST. Estephs.
1874 cssks st. Julien.
loo casks Panillac. ~ s2+ 3s-
% casks Z. ST. Estephe.
$50 boxes Cantensc.
3lS boxes At. Julien
% pipes WHITE WINE. Haut sauterne.
Is quarter casks CoGHAo, J. Bord, ls2s.
II eighth
100 baskets ANIsETTE, extra superane, Ghsuset
G. CAyAROC & CO.,
ils Royal street
Ex-shfp Victoria,
4 # From Bordeaux-- 3 5SaEa
20 quarter casks eoGsAc Coco, Pere q fis, 1880
10 eighth
10 quarter casixs lso2.
10 eighth =. ~.
% casks RED WINE, Chateau Dillon.
"A hi. cks. sl4
4 3 casks WHITE WINE, sautsrus, 1851. ..s
60 sa,ks RED WINE, Faaillac.
20 casks =. 81. Julien.
10 pipes ~.
100 baxes >.
100 boxes "a half bottles y. S4ssqat3
CO.. boxes RED WINE Canienac.
40 boxes .. SC Julien.
100 boxes, a half BOTTLES Red Wine. st. julien
c. GAyARoG 4 CO..
lI6 Royal streai.
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swiss Absynfhe, Il. Pcrnod.
No boxes Swiss ABsYNTHE, p. Pernod. for sale b.
o. cAyARoC 4 CO.,
II6 Roys1 street,
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NEW ORLEANS CANAL BANKING COMPANY, I
New Orleans. Oct. II, 1859 !
Aa~TO LetvThe Eligible Offices err the new
banking house OF this institution. Possession given Immediately
OF FIN A. H. KERNTnN, Cashier.
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FISCAL AGENCY PARISHES
MADISON CARROLL
..s Citizens Bank Of Louisiana. May 4. 1861 }
kA-NotiCe-HOlders OF bonds issued by tho
Board Of Ievee Of tho Parishes Of Madison and
Carroll hereby notified that this Bank will receive
until the 18th for the purchase the bid
DER Of fHIRTYEvEN BONDS Of 5000 each, issued by the
Board OF vee Commissioners in conformity the Of the
ny5 2awtd n. ROUSSEAU, Cashier,
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EzrInsurance Notices THE undersigned
Insurance. Companies hereby give notice that their Offices will BIZ
closed EVERY DAY at O'Clock T. NJ from the lzh Of May
TO the LIST Of October ~
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.,
HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.,
LOUISIANA MUTUAL ISSU RANCH CO.,
MERCHANTS MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.,
SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE. CO.,
CITIZENS MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.,
NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.,
UNION INSURANCE CO.,
HOPE INSURANCE. CO., 3
LOUISIANA STATE INSURANCE CO.,
STAE INSURAN r co. mya LIT
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THE LOUISVILLE ARTISAN WE'LL WATER

This Celebrated Wefer which ohtnei from tho Artesal
We'll at louisville from he depth Of 2 feet has hetn proved
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