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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-06

The Providence Daily Post, which has been quite
a warlike supporter of the war, begins to think
that Lincoln is running the thing into the ground
1t asks:
@Does any reason exist why this should not re-
main for the present government of law? What
will become of us if we trample the civil authority
ia the dust ,"
The Post viii soon see that step by step this Adj
ministration is going on to destroy the Government
founded by our fathers; and it is cunningly using
Democratic hands and few Democratic news
papers to make sure its work.-NeU York Day
Book
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-06

Proclamation of
ISHAM G. HARRIS,
Governor of the state of Tennessee.
TWO the sherGs sud coroDers In said sate-Greeting
You hereby commanded to open and hAd election
all places Of holding elections in your county, the
Sh day Of June 1861 ortae Of voting ~Dclar
aon Of Independence and Ordinance soVng the Federal
Relations the State United States
Amercs and also, san Ordinance for the adoption ofthe Con-
stuon Of the Confederate States Of America in pursuance
passed BY the Assembly Of the State
Of May, I and due thereof make
ding to law,
- In testimony whereof, I, IsIAz @. BARRs Governor
aforesaid have hereunto my hand and caused the
s great Seal Of the State affixed at The Department
I In Nashville, the 10th day Of May, 1861.
By the Governor ISHAM @ HARRIS. .
J.E. r. Raw, Secretary Of stats mAy1l-dkv4t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-06
DRUMS! DRUMS IN

A. MCCLURE % Union street, having completed kis
81 facilities to manufacture as &c Bass and
snars Drums day. has reduced $40 for rst
0ass Snare S6 for "a inch Bass $40 inch Persons
IN the country have the above sy RENTING the
above amount. -
Also received. the fourth edition sng OF the South
the most popular song published Sent on receipt
Of SO cents
N. B.-No Iron Drums made By me-
m4y26-tf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-06

VIII be sold at great sacrifice t. close Call you wish
good bargain. PORTER JOHNSON A. RI
Hardy Bros, Auctionees, Ro q Public Square Nash
vile, Tenn. - ~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-06
DIR. sAs. L. THOMPSON

TVENDBRS his services the citizens OF Nashville
u rsns departments Of his profession.
Ofca Union and Amercsn building up stairs. ResId
Sewanee House.
june4-tf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-06

vTNHE firm Of PORTER, JOHNsoN &C., ia this dsv al.
solved by mutual consent, Robt A Allison alone al
orlsed to use the OF the Arm in quidaon those in
debtcd earnestly ese pay as possible the
business must be elssed.
The remainder of perfect Stock, consistingo
HATS,
CAPS,
BONNETS, and
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-06

LINCOLN'S BLOCKADE NOT EFFECTIVE
TEE "MsranOn" arrived safe at New Orleans nth an e
Il &C LENT lot OF fine
VAEA CIGARS,
to be sold fer Cash on dis. Union s.rset bv
maS3O-h B&P J. W. LANGLEY
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-06

At the celebrated Abolition Convention which
met in Buffalo in 1884, Mr.. Chase was chairman of
the committee, which reported the following reso-
luton:
"ReSored, That we hereby give it to be distinctly
understood, by this nation and the world, that as
Abotionists, considering that the strength of our
cause lies in its righteousness, and hopes for it
in our conformity to the laws of God, and our sup
port of the rights of man. we owe to the Sovereign
Rule of the Universe, proof of our allegiance
to Him, in all our civil relations, and Offices
whether friends citizens, or as public functiona-
ries. to support the Constitution OF the Uni
ted States to REGARD and TREAT the third clause
of the instrument, whenever applied IN the case of
fugitive slqre as UTTERLY NULL and VOID, and
consequently for ming NO PART of the Constltu-
ton OF the United States, whenever we are called
upon sworn to support il"
The author OF the above is now the Secretary of
the Treasury Mr.. Lncolns Cabinet. Chase then
called upon God to witness that he would disobey
and dispose article of the Constitution whenever
called upon to support it.-Ae1o York Day Book.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-06
ATTENTION YOUNG MEN.
CENLEAN SPRINGS

NY young wishing join Company will Be EeleoDs
~ in the Fleet Wing Z9usves Headquarters, Lincoln HAIL.
South Cherry Street Meeting every night at o'clock.
BY order Of the Captain. +. s. SULLIVAN, o. g.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-06
INDEPENDENCE, NOW and FOREVER!
SEPARATION.
REPRESENTATION.

Vote the shove ticket. Election, Saturday the
9Th day Of June.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-06

or senator from Davidson Comfy.
GEN. WASHINGTON BARROW.
or Representative ia Davidson County,
IRA P. JONES.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-06
TRACTS OF FORTY ACRES AND UPWARDS

LONG CREDIT AND AT Low PRICES.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-06
ONE YEARS INTEREST IN ADVANCES

per 2nnum ami SIX interest notes at per cent
payaoe respectively three four 1--WE and six
from date OF sale aud fsur notes for principal payable In our
Ave- six and seven years sale: the
ang that tenth Of the tract purchased shall be fenced and
cultivated each and i've years from the date Of
the end Of Ave years half SHOULD be fenced and
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-06
PRICES AND Terms OF PAYMENr

The prices Of these lands vary from So to s acre.
eordng location, quality, &C First class farming lands
sell fer $40 s3 per acre. AMI the relative expense
ubdung prairie compared with wood land is ratio
10 OF the former The OF ale for the bulk
u ~ I'LL iarI.lI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-09

GREAT BARGAINS IN CLoAKsi
NJ FRENCH BEAVER CLoAKs
HEAVY EsQuIMAux BEAVER cLoAKS,
MOSCOW BEAVER CLOAKS AND WRAPPERS
ELEGANT LYONS VELVET CLOAKs
with real Guipure Lace Capes)
LlONSKIN PLUSH CLOAKS, de-, &c.
All new styles, at retail, at reduced prices
. T.. s. MILLS 4 CO.
NO Si3 Broadway, near Canal street
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PROPOSALS..


,EALED PROP0sALs WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS
Office until II O'Clock the Jay Dcceiues,
ssach connued:-New York city, 1bay, Boon,
e Roy Malone Lyons, oswego Platsburg, Posdam, Rc.
lester Saskes Harbor Syracuse, Troy Rome Unadila,
~ a %n faons n kina raw raons from and after
The rations to consist Of following articles 10 witt,
Weeourths q pound OF pork or bacon, and
artn pound OF iresh or SAT- peel twenty-five ounces Of
)urth pound Of meal; and the every one
nndred ratons Of eight quarts of beans peas
light pounds Of roasted ground coffee and hail
ounds Of tea fifteen pounds Of sugar. four quarts
one pound of sperm candles, or one an one.fourth
'ound Of adamantine candles and oQehaH pound
aow candes four pounds Of soap and quarts Of salt
In addition to the foregoing twice week. gallon of
nolasses one hundred aons and thrice per week
When beans peas rice homny or potatoes cannot be IS
ued in the proportions Given abooee M equivalent value
shall be issued In some other proper food
per hundred rations hundred fifty
of the former hundred Of the latter be
substituted for beans peas rice homny fresh potatoes
the foregoing twice per week. in lieu Of beans peas
br in lieu OF rice homny the reQuson Of the officer
Fresh beef may be often the commanding OIL
Of the depot may require it, when practicable in place
Every article specified as forming part Of the ration be
Two GOOD and reliable suretes required in the sum of Eve
thousand dollars each at New York. Albany and Emira and
depots to insure faithful fufmcn Of CONTRACT Surccs
names with place of residence must be mentisned in pro-
The undersigned to whom proposals must addressed
GEO. w. WALLACE,
Captain First infantry United States Army,
Assistant Commissary Subsistence.
OFFICE AssIsrANr ConHssARr SUBSISTENCE ALBANY,
N. Y, Nov 80, 1884,
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DRY GOODS.


"A CHEAP EMBROIDERY AND RIBBON STORE,
Closing out Of the entire stores. also .. the
for the soobss $SsP 81 sS5
Collars. all styles closing At &C., &C. i2s, a5c, SIC
Collars oil IN rich lace at &C.. Pc, Csc, slc
Fine Rsaed Yoke f s Sets, iss 2'' o'' 'O'
sa!:: Hs%'se is%stshs a. rs
Lane sGisea sGrde seS &c.
Shetland Woo yei U.s. l2l '"aAS''n''''' '0'' '''
SILK Lace Wells black and coors &C., 12c., lsc, 25c.
Rlch French Pusher Lace Barbes he, lsc.
5000 Ladies' aides Breakfss! Cars, closing at l2Izc
1900 Ladies Caps, with yalenciennes Lace, 25c.
MUST MUST s SH s SOLD.
Shirt a 10 fss Ing s
KINzEy,s, 81 and 22s Eighth Eight avenue avenue
Large Stock Of Feathers Flowers Bonnets Velvets and
RiBB9Ss CLOSING OUT SOC ON THE DOLLAR.
F Fonne, R5 sssSq g. ST. 81 S. sd os C.
Bonnet Ribbons Is, isc 2oc, s5s. - 49,. n,.,.
Es%ss, 1"s d xsiy & 81 Sc yard
F rsssrT Fe eSsiss s Sa' s &C. a. III lie
h Lot Lining silk - clearing" aa iSc per yard.
Rich Ord and Chenille Nets asc,
ZOO Ss Straw S91 Ronne, si l2c and ST.
HOSE 4 s f A Lac H9a Esns' Ho 81 '9s pn
#$sH S Es#$sH $E$EH !: $s
Gents Wool Hall: Hose, lie, 49,. lSc.
E Esa's: ksss MS' isss lHf sss 1910
SsH4F S SEsA#isS s SIZE
s Be-. z Kd Glosss s sa,n an e ' oe closing
Nssanders silk Gives KID make plush linen, Soc. ~
Cents GENE s1 1ad Ssy and %ssf Lined SIX Gloves
Ladies egyss gss sarfy "a I'D ISL &c.
G GkEAF SALE
i. 1lS An SSSBAE HSHSESa
cold +ff ss
Very best spool cot!ons, three cents spool
nsn apss Isl e spao coS 81 E T%s Sen
ssst aOS a. and Eye silks dozen
Win other Kniesnacks Tassei Cords Bags Per-
a$$Bs S$sf e s$EB
scarfs with $4,000 worth contained In the building ali
The stores win open Monday morning loA. NJ, when
this great clearing sale WIN e saras;
22l and 223 EIGHTH AVENUE,
Batween Twenty and Twenty second streets.
"A OF ONE sHiLLING wooLLEN DRESS GOODS
w., From Auction worth two shings
F6K HOLIDAY PRESENTS
And also all The prevailing fabrics OF Winter Dress Goods
equally cheap &. q, HOOK,
los and 10 Sixth avenue.
DUNTING FOR SALE-AT
ID NAYLoR CO.'S, 90 and l0l John street.
(NLOAKs, CLOAKS, CLOAKS.
PARIS AND NEW YORK WINTER FASHIONS
FRENCH BEAVER CLOTH GkoAKs
HEAVY ESQIUMAUX BEAVER CLOAKS.
CASTOR BEAVER CLOAkS,
LION SKIN CLoAKs
MISSES CLoAKs,
CHILDREN'S CLOAKS
CLOAKS, CLOAkS, CLOAKS
t$5, at SO, at 81, Al s., N 81, at 10, at Sl2.
CLOAKS AT ALL PRICES
ivy. *. pEYr0N'S
EXCELSIOR CLOAK HOUSE,
PA Bowery, Housto street.
CHARLOTTE G. SMITH
- socs the attention Of the ladies of New York her
exclusive and elegant styles OF Paris
CLOAKS, MANTLES BASQUES, &C,
fun variety Of all the latest no.
vetes with large assortment of very choice garments
manufactured expressly for city trade.
,l42 Broadway, door above Twenty S, xh street
(NLOAKS
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REWARDS.

QEWARD.-LOST, ON TIL URSDAY AFTERNOON DEC
s. from No. Washington place. corner OF Mercer street
black and tan Terrier Dog Asuitable reward will be paid
the person returning him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-09

NANTED.-A YOUNG AND RESPECTABLE AMERJ-
can lacy wishes to adopi young male child four eks
~ 70 resp Ga l. family Best reference given
nIed Cal from A. to p NJ, for three days at Il3
MADISON street, third floor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-09

1GS BOWERY NEAR BRooME sTREET-MADAME
IOC W1DGER. Ciairvoysnt and gifted Spanish lady:I,.
wells the mysteries of futurity love- marriage friends
sickness prescrbes medicines for all tells ucky
numbers, property lost or stolen. &C 'A'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-09

NJ ILL THE PERSON WHO FOUND AT THE WINTER
Garden theatre on Friday evening last, green
ocketbook, containing $65 in money and sundry
apers only OF use to the owner return the notes, &C.
II, box 100 Smithsonian House COG Broadway?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-09
LOST AND FOUND,

oST-REWARD OF TEN D0LLARS-ON SATURDAY
Ihlernoon silver lever ach with black ribbon attached
Meeh ory-second street New York and Cassen avenue
rookyn either IN Broadway stage, in Broadway
qome street or Seventh avenue stage, Fulton ferry boat
rnlon avenue car. Any person returning the 10
LEA SIMPSON, Is Fulton street. N. " shall receive the
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--
WINES AND LIQUORS.

BOURBON WHISKEY.-A PRIME LOT OF OLD BOUR-
- bon for sale in lots to suit families at 81 and 81 so per
gallon, 80 cents bottle; also old Irish and Scotch malt
Whiskeys, at So 50 per gallon 50 bottle Call
examine 1t, at IA Ann street, or 81 Canal street
PETER McQUADE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-09
RAILROADS.

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-TRAINS FOR ALBANY
Ii Troy, the North and West have Chambers street at
and II A. NJ, 9nd Sis, 8 and l0:l5 P.M
NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD.
IN For Albany, Troy, North and West.
Winter arrangement commencing Monday, Nov. 1861
For Abany-l03O A. NJ, Express Mail Train from Twenty
sixth street depot.
For all local trains Time Table.
JOHN BURCHILL. Assistant Superintendent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-09

= MONDAY, OH,
Two cases OF Lyons best black al silk poNNET yEr
VET at 81 per yard; at ~ rs BY the pleee ~ -
the ABOVE lot IL the cheanest ever offered In this market
and deserves the attention II the trade = - N'
OUR LINCOLN shape Of Bonnet Frames we are Offering
at 10 cents, or 81 IS per dozen ~ " 49, A'''"s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-19

gtaprsIemen4aire 1'ordonrance iratitnIee
sfSfrsa0nnnHcs relative Domaine Public
en- reserve dams l7Etat de In Louisiana,
ssSoptee Ie IL 1evrIer mil 5hu1G cent soix-s
afsfe-et-uns
Nous, Ie t,etple de tat de Ia Louisiana assem-
Die est GaiUefti0Rs deeEnF0s ct ogonl0Ys et IL est
par III presenfe declare ct ofdonne2
SECTION A. Que les certideaks de donation de terre
pour services militares les eertifcats de terre
ennis par le edeYaat gougernement des Etats Unis
on en- Fertu de son autorjte, ne pourront plus, b Ia
veilr, 6tTe feFus doTnGs placement DIES terfes
+ pubiiques dams Get Etat.
SIC. d. Os4lonnoas Ell deciarons. de plus, Quill Y
aura un depaTt ement des terres puhliqnes don't lie
bureau sera etab an siege du commencement de Get
Etat at i'll nonim9 I'm officer qui aura Ia d
recton ct aura pour titre lie commssaite des terres
puhliquesn Bien entendu, que Ia legislature pourra
par IN vote DIES trois cinguemes des membres elus
des deux chabres abolir le dit bureau 81 ellie juge
1 que le dit bureau NEST plus nacessaire.
SEQ. B.. Orfiotptons ct deelarops de plus Que le
eonmissaire des terres pabques sera nonre par lie
gcugernenr, de avis ct d consenten1ent du senat,
pour lie tee de qaatre annees, 1noins quill ne soft
destitute plus Tot par u g0uYernenr Son saaire, ses
deyaiis ct SEES p0uyors seront determines par Ia oi
1 ct Il n aura droit aucuns honoraires.
SIC. q O,donnoas ct decfaroas he pfts, Que l'Etat
de la Louisiana assume, par Ia presente tpns les ar
rsages par le ci-deyant commencement des Etats-
Unis Il l'arpenteur general on tout aufre employe
DIES bureaax des terres qu Sc trouyent dams les lii
mites deceit Etat, soft pour leus salaries services
reiidus par eaA iesquels seront pages par IL tr5so
rler de fEtat, dn fonds prOyenaft de la Yente des
terfes pHbqnes, sur les nandats dl1 dit arpenteur
general approtises d abord par lie gouveriiear.
SEG. s.. 0fdoait01s ct deetarois de plus Que Ia
Legislature aura ledroit dabroger on de moaifer les
seconde, troisietne; quatfieme, enquiame, sxieme
at septiame sections de Performance Il laquelle la
prGsente est suppl6mentaire, ct la premiere de Ia
pf6aente ordinance.
Adsptea Ell Convention. dams la vile de Ia NOVEL
+ ee septame jour de mars en- Fan de notre
Y seigneur mil hlit cent soixante-et .un
lsigneI A. MouToN
siaeni de II Convention do Fiat de Ia Louisiana
s;eftaie;s " = HOS. WI 1T Secretafre. mi5 lot
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-19
Feb, 26-No. 405Q- Favor of George
Whiteman, for five hundred and eighty

Feb, 26-No. 1850 Favor of George
Whiteman, for five hundred and eighty y, =
nine dollars. ooS w
Feb. 26-No. 4a52--Favor of J. Y. Du-
ralde, for two hundred and thirty
seven dollars and fifty cents. .....,:.. s37 50
5. Resolped further, That said State Depository
be and he is hereby authorized and instructed to
transfer to said Post-offce account the sum of
twelve thousand dollars from the funds aforesaid in
his hands at the date aforesaid, to pay warrants
issued prior to the 23d January, 1861.
4. Resofued further, That after payment of the
warrants authorized to be paid by the preceding
resolution, the balance of funds remaining on hand
to the credit of the public revenue on the 3lst
January, 1861, be reserved in settlement of the
compensation due to the census takers of the
United States in this State. @
Adopted in Convention, at the city of New
Orleans, this ninth day of March, in the year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
Tsignedl A. MOUTON
President of the Convention.
Attest: J. THOS. WHEAT Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-19
RESOLUTION

Rptr aUterlssv le he E0sitaire de i,TGfaf d
Elay er asa ID pate CetIeeteyir DIN Port de Ia
Asssasse4i s-s dreams, III lnatsdat erals Ie q
asanTe mil hskft cent en- fa-
year de a. II. "A agent coma tallIe
assolx par u Pettpe de ,lgtas De ID I.ottssfaae
asses6ss ea euseiltioe, Que A. ]. Gnirot depesi.
she az sat de " Louisiana, est par Ii presente
Sc payer gu dspute coleeteur du port de Ia
MonReis7f )ftealis, "A aonlme de mile yingt deux
piastfss et cents nontaFf dtl i6andat firs
81 gne par ie president de catte Convention IL +
n1aIs mil huis cent M en- favour De II, Il.
tsasel agent Die le Placement dnguel man
dat avat te orlonne par III resolution M III M Il
Convention d Istat. II i9# ~ g
Convention, EN- Is vile do la Nougelle.
orleans &c nenyieme jour de mars, Ian dc notFe
selgneEr nisl hut cent soxante.e nn
3SsgHdl Il. 8foUTQR,
5sa,ssz !, ,,,,,a.s s President de 5a Convention.
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No % j

: M
Supplementary to An Ordinance Entitled
g An Ordinance Relative TO the Unappro-
prfated Public Domain In tine State OF
IsouIsEana,,' passed February IL, 1861.
sEcT1eN i. We, The People of louisiana, IN Con-
Te1stof assembled, do declare and or'dai1, and II
is hereby declared and ordained That all further
locations of military bounty land warrants issued by
or the authority the late Of the
United States, within this State, be and the same
are hereby prohibited
sRe q. I'VE do further declare and ofdai1s, That
there shall be Department of Public Lands, the
office whereof shall be fixed at the seat of Gov
srnment for this State, and there shall be an officer
appointed to preside over the same, whose title
shall be the " Commissioner Of Public Lands
Provided, That the Legislature shall, by vote of
threeafths BIZ the members elected to both
branches, discontinue said office whenever in their
opinion the Necessity for the same shall no longer
exist
SEC. 5. NE do further declare and orddis, That
the Commissioner of Public Lands be appointed by
the Governor, with the advice and consent of the
Senate who shall hold bis office four years, unless
sooner removed by thu Governor. His salary, du-
tea and powers shall be regulated by law, and he
shall NOT receive any fees.
SEC All. We do further declare and orddSla, That
the State Of Louisiana does hereby assume all ar
rearges dne by the late Government Of the United
States to the Surveyor General, or any Of the en-
ployes of the Land Office within the limits of this
State for their salaries services, and the same
shall be paid by the Treasurer of the State, from
the fund created by the sales of public lands upon
theWarranta Of said Surveyor General said war
rants being first approved by the Governor.
sEc. s.. we do fztfttet. declare and ordaia, That
the Legislature shall have power TO repeal or mod
ify the second, third. fourth, fifth, sixth and sew
enth sections Of the ordinance to which this is sup
elemental and the first section of this ordinance.
Adopted in Convention, at the city of New Or
leans, the seventh day of March, in the year Of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
one.
[signedl s A. MoUTQN,3 n
sis5EsA5 20 President of the Convention.
Attest J. THos WHEAT, Secretary.
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PHILADELPHIA CARDS.
n w. 81 j. Il. STARR,
Rs CAMDEN IRON WORK

U w. 81 j. II. STARR,
1s CAMDEN IRON WORK
Camden, New Jersey,
acknowledgements
All kinds Of CASTINGS and APPARATUsf or GAS WORKS,
WROUGHT IRON ROOF FRsAMEs,tor Reorts and other
Houses.
RETORTs all requredf or settingthem nthe
Rtest and mostl improved modes.
WASHERS, CONDENsERs, sCRUBBERS and EXHAUST
ERS, for relieving the RetortsH rom pressure.
PURIFIERS varying 1000 to l500OO0 cubicfeet daily
purifying capacity
WROUGHT IRON LIME sIEvEs,t or PURIFIERS.
STATION METERS, Of oil sizes.
GAS HOLDERS, TELESCOPE and SINGLE, with Cast Iron
Guide and Suspension Frames.
GAS GOVERNORS or REGULATORS
STREET MAINS from l to 46 inches diameter for Water or
Gas.
STREET MAIN CONNECT IONS, such Branches, Bende,
Drps, Sleeves etc.
STOP YES from to 30 inches etherbrass aced plain,
WROUGHT IRON WORK-All the Smith and Sheet Iror
Work required in and about Gas Works
ME.Communicaons should be addressed to the PRINCl
PAL OFFICE, CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY.
Hg~BRANCH OFFICE, lbs SOUTH THIRD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA. iOl3 ly&W
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oRDoNSANCE


Pour sransferer eersains Fonds au Gouver-
nezsens des Efats GonfeIeres d'Amerique.
Npsss .ie peaple de Fl5tat de Ia Louisiana asses-
ble IL Goaceitoa declaroas ct 0fdoaEans, et IL est
par ID presents. declare e e'y5onns Qae 10 somme
ate sent piastres qnarante six cents, qui trouye
nainsenant entire les mains de A. j. Guirot, deposi
taire de lEtat ct cennue sous lie nom de fonds de-
stia9 au Placement DIES depots dor ct dargent, lba
Hon fund1 ct transferee an commencement des Etats
Confsderes a Amerique ct que le dit dspostaire de
Etat est ct deeure par ID pr6sente antorlse ct re-
taire de Ii tr6sererie des dts Etats Confederes.
SRo. q. Nosls declarons ct oftionnons de plus, Que
ia sone de cent qnarante sept mile cinq cent dix
neuf piastTes soixante-six cents balance Testante
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taire sur l'ordre du dit secretaire.
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Orleans, lie septieme jour dc mars, Fan de Totre
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President de Ii Convention fe lEtat de Ia Louisiana.
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