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LEGAL NOTICES
OFFICE OF THO HOME MUTUAL, IN.
~ sURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS X

NEW ORLEANS, January q, 1861
IN accordance wilhhe Charter Of this Company and no a
OF INC Legislature of Louisiana mo. F6Rpproved 17h March
1859 public notice Is hereby given that ne folottoo o
Gates OF Prods Issue of 1866 with Interest
main unpaid in this Company. If claimed by the LEGAL
owner or owners within thirty days from the first pnboa f
TINS notice. the same will be caaceod and aunul cd and The
amounts thereof credited the contingent account on ina s
OF the Company, as directed by It's Charter.
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2 OFFICE OF THE oFyFET11 or poTiTf7F5

~ ~ " inc chief o 10 Mayor ne cHy Of Ntc osas
~ persons uTtsd Of durtnq me
""@'@ '@T0a'y' 1861 10 of their arrest:
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~. C0MPTROJLER'S OFFICE.
Nlty Hall, New Orleans, Jan. 80, 1851.
M EL-n

~ CoMPTROILER's OrFICy }
City Hail. New Orleans, Jan. 80 1851 /
No. 1851
Resolel, That the Comptroller be and he is barot1 =,
70 adjndSate to the lowest bidder after ten days rotce in tie
Magnolia street, from Felicity to Washington ,nTe ,
work 10 he done in accordance with lines evel, md @
tloHH of HE surveyor and said adjudication 10 he h.rt ~ no
ptoYal or rejection Of the Common G rIne ' " '
lSGHedI j. o. NIXON,
+, President Bourd Of Aldermen
LSlSnedI j. MAGIONI
President pro tenn Bourd of Assistant s)de,rran
Approved Janla Ii, 1851, ~ 'i7'i'iEi'
lSgncdl JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
Notice is hereby given that or TUESDAY Inn or Fch,
1851, Mt Il oelnco NJ will Hdiudicae at nv oGra No 49,
contract to The lowest bidder ~ -' 'e '"o'e
jISJ ~ v DuPLESSTs Comrtroller
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LEGAL NOTICES

xrI Of f Nsw Orleans. sMiTHNNo. II fqs u
the Court for letters Of Cuatorship on ia vncant
Vi ME- w iate augustus Smith, deceased ntcstate-- ~
ouce Is hereby given to ali whom may concern to show
Sd %,tan len days why the prayer of the said petitioner
BY order Of the Court
G. MoREL, Deputy Clerk
DhS&1 I GoUR DE- nrsTR1or SUCCESSION DE Angus
NJ m,I ~ yMo9XeIle-OrleanS TUS SMITH-No II Go2
A Hns 1 1tIjiia0D qme John r. Smith presente
code inestat- ~ " ava +A"s'S'HS Siliih, de-
NY It e present donne tons que celia peut con-
, AEolr dedire dix i0urs les rasans peur les
far orNre de la Cour.
fe5 9 IS G NOREr nkrr,s cc,..
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IHV NVOVe sAEemel Is just ne and trangcrit
from the books Of the Company.
A. BROTHER, President.
JAMES Fl. WHEELER, Secretary.
STATE OF LouIsr4s4 s
Parish OF Ofleaas, City of New Orleans. fy
Sworn to and Subscribed before me this 9Th tay of anr
1861. n n MITrupt 1'
~ Second Justice of the Peace
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JOHN McCLELLAND, Chief of Police,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
GoAFrRotLEK,s OFFICE, CRY HALL
rNr H r'Sop orleans. Feb. o. 1861. 5
Resolrea, That the proposals rccpiya1 b,- .,
supply the city Work house with meat IN tn The st
Bar, 1851 be and the " "'' tSel
ifsSottet. ttJttT That the CouptrDI-r he and b t. ,
ulhor1%sd TO advertise, during RAYS in tr itr
o new proposals Tor supplying the said Work yitI
according 10 existing resolutions. ~ U'0 "A''' 'ne"''
,-. President Board of Assistant aidarror
.LS's"euJ ). o. NIXON,
Approved February 7, 1861. ~ '0e'u u Aldermen
r<..n .Lsignedl JOHN T. MONROE Mayor
rHnrY lS5l sealed proposals will be oneued Mt M, "g
ElncS NJ, In accordance with the above resolution "
- v. DuPLESSIS, Comptroller
SomffftULI4Ek's UFFIUE ,
- mo. 2l29.1
X ESOLVED, That the Com utrcT,a. he ,.,,s
no Is ieTeny authorized required to give no+ss "a
snng dvertisement in the official journal thaf In
" se section Of ordinance No l442 approysd NSrb
~ M we Council VIII not any against fs civ nnons
contacted under authority an order from tha hts
lsisned l. TRACY
,c Frsstisnt Roard of Assistant Alderman
L9sHo" 7: Fl. PLACE,
Approved April Is, 1856 '17'' HOAi'i o1 AiueFueh.
tSishSol JOHN L. LEW IS, Mayer.
1he attention Ct the officers Of city and Of nBL1trtu
'pSeAt'iE called to the foregoing resolution. "
,v1g.s v. DUPLEssIs
.,.SIl0'rNrlAr tttv NJ
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'00n of Ha, district coURr 3CrTY or NEW ORLEANS
.OW 0''s"nS' MRS. Augusta NATILI w.
Is a Vk1SIUE OF n writ of seizUg@e "a
New @ by the Honorable the Fourth istrict
public acS h f @9gye entitled proceed TO se
and Magazine seets r'os Tq9mon street between Oamp
perry, to-wit-- '' 'A' ioiio"ihg described pro.
trint f Ill; Aim lot OF GROUND situated in b Fi NJ
CarargeJet T III IN me square hnnded by Tlan II F S
P'to street by l2S feet in depth 'Fo' OF ~ feet
SGizel IA tbs above s,
EEftMS-~Ga8h on the SPOT
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=. STIEE.EFF7S SALES.


sEcoSp ptaIetcr CcuRr} CITY or NEW ORLEANS. vs..
RX VIRTUE of ~ writ Of seizure and snl G,
Of New Orleans in. the above entitled cause will proceed to
sell At public auction at the City Hotel Common street. between
Camp and Magazine streets, on WEDNESDAY, March 6h,
1851 NJ IL o'clock, NJ.
SEVEN LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the Second Dis,
ct of thscy in the square bounded by RoHd Dnmainc ST.
Philip and White Streets and cing designated Lots Nos 49,
"a, 20 &C. 81 IS aud 30 plan H. H. PILES City Surveyor
dated the 18th Of January 1850 deposited in the office of H.
Bohhy Notary Public in this city for reference Whic lots
4re contiguous, and measure follows, in American
Lots Nos 70 and ~ each ~ feet inches and lines front
Broad street 20 feet inches and lines in width in the rea
ana u lee In depth between equal and parallel lines Lots
Nos 20 70 and Il each, % feet inches aud lines
broad street % feet inches and lines in width in the rear
and U feet in depth between equal and parallel lines
rs ~ feet inches anil lines front Broad street. 20 feet
inches and lines in width In the rear by depth OF feet
between equal and parallel lines Lot No. 90 forming
ner OF Broad and DumHne streets 70 feet inches
front on Broad street % feet 9inces and lines width in the
rear, by depth and front Numane of 100 feet
tween equ and parallel lines. Together with all the rights
ways, etc. ~
Seized in the above suit
TERMS AND G0SDIT1ONS-The purchaser to assume the
payment OF four pr0msSory for the three hundred
and twelve dollars S3 each drawn BY the defendant to his
own order and by him endorsed I'D February 1859 and
payable respectively the Citizens Bank nj one two three
0 four years from date with per interest per annum
rom date until maturity and per cent interest per annum
after maturity until paid and the balance adjudication cash
uu Lhe spot. n. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
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No. 5329.]
SSsS That the Comprolet be and he hereby authorized
oela Journal contract for furnishing and delivering ia The
81 70 specifications Of the Surveyor miles of
cast IRON water pipe for The Levee Water Works said
Common Council Pi' " ''1ee't'A VI l'e
lsghodI LEA y. BAKEWELLI
rr,, president Board OF Assistant Aldermen
toighedJ j. Q. NIXON,
,, !, go President Board of Aldermen
Approved August g. 1860,
lS'gneul JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
Notice IS hereby given that SATURDAY 9th of Marrb
ioo VIII adiudcate at my office, II O'Clock M the above
d8 62t v. nUPLESSIS Cnrnnirollar
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lie eli dessus copiS exace adee ct cor
recte DIES uSres de la compagnd
A. BROTHER, President.
JAMES Fl. WHEELER, secr6tairs
>, .... ~. 5. ETkr DE IA LOUISIANA
Paroisse d Orleans. Vile d. Ii NiieGTdanz- (
soncFit sour Serdnt par evau moi lie 5dn1e our a ,pv
1851 n F. ,TiTCIT..g JA"''''
JAY 5ot Jnge de Pax de la eetonda S,on, It'll
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-, -, r. T. FAEFTR
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Drissra
E -: GouE pE DISTRICT 2LA WILLIE DE Ia MILE
'''te"Hs' ( OkLEANS vs.. MARC Do

de Ia Nouves Orleans. ORiEAEs w. ~ n ~, H ~
y5N vnnrrrr DART-No ,2I6 JAM DO
4 h No No. aFesS@ par rlonor9be Dcnxems Gour dc pS
Le FN nkhbl, 10 de feyricr 1861 midi S VIZ
~ oe ~ Commune entire les du Camp ct d"s Mann
degrriptiGn tavOr- ~ W. iN P'epfie'e don't suit il
, o. siacs dmns lc Trosaue District de
sHfur IN terrain sres dams iet tdrnt Inr lac r 4
avnt a Wet; us Snhu9hotmes, l5agatee dc Ia PAY Ct
prOfondeur. ~ ''9P'"l7ue Sht ITO peu8 de
la r M ierfan dams lie meme iet ayan ~ peds de face
/" rue ueS Slnnmeb l2S pes de protondnr te
n IN LET DE TERRE ENTIER ST M Jane Ia IT,
hronde ct uanCork ~ ~ 'Sn'eiu' Alcot, De-
SaistG dams ratfHire c-dessus
'oND1lIoHS-Comptant moment de Rehabilitation
jail fell Is clnrir do T. H. . .. IAfkER
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CONSTABLE3S SAY1ES

sho9sR JgsTl0L,s ooURr, j. CROFT vs. ROBERT DETAf
FL " aE yy1 OF OF Orleans 5 NEY-No. 2022
rs IL XxAaS5pE of IA writ of tterf ffacfasA TO
~ me directed by the Hon ID. r. Mitchell Second JHsfics of
INC resce oI the Parish of Orleans, in the entitled st
WI proceed 10 sell al public auction AT INV wareho,sa
JrsVs trte between Pdydras perddo streets on
LOT or HOUSEHOLD FURNTTURE
seized in the above shit '
s.G6ERS-CosR on the spot ..... -.
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nav Az theireld stand Broadway to tbs
i to order every description OF Flshiopgb ter
Iso15 u i h13ohun Frottng Wagons from In best ne
T3b aSsela sud workmanship, for beauty Of Ses
in this eehnsty 'f u sp 30 S,h , fa
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r. r. PARKER.
ShsFif OF the Parish ofIIrIaar,

DEgS5ESE cogE PE DlsTErcr Ia VILE LA xlJEoR
INN yts,eg,, TiiE, h. DC c iESS nc i i'S5
~ ~? h1A~4p eh'HB writ de sn Isle 81 xrxttc =,
u oi aaFe& par lhonorate neuxietne GGuT de nrSi -
g WEnT leans dams laae edessus ia proredesi Ia
: &c mars 1861 midi, F0ial de IN a."
in Vs M nae entire les rnes iu Camp ct des Magsspa
descriptton adjudication de la pFcIrae suit ia
& sth AN sint dams le Premier District de ces villa
is e o9E1lG par les Clara Iafavetie Martn, ~ ~
de prolOndrrtr. '' ''' '1AL"S e'te sur 10 pleds
SASe dams pR7Ere ci,dcRsuE
OOHnl1 1ONS-Compent au moment de Rehabilitation
{L9O reqs mo r,.. e. T. PARKER,
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IN " WI WIG ~ u nF,e9hs 5 No. l7ST.
me dltseIed by the Hon. II r. Miichel SeconS nstic ~
ssa toT we Par Of Orleans IN tho emitted suit
proceed to sell At public auction, my warchonse On
uRnAI 18th day Febr,ary 1851 st Il o'el6e on "a
~ ~ boxes aef CIGARS. - = " "N' -
Seizsdin the above suit. --t ... ~,
TERMS~Gash on The spot
"a W. H. WATERS, Constable.
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Z NEINEF2 ~ STEVENS,
-Hs----S& Manufaeturersof

FINE CARRIAGES AND BUGGY WAGONS,
anu 90 Franklin and n White Streets hrst door east o,
Il Br9adway NEW YORK
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Sixth DISTRICT COURT ! CITY OF NEW ORLEANS va
nv q S WI t Rrlsans; SAMUEL YnRK-No. 8582
~ 10 me directed by the Honorable the District Court
~" Orleans IN die above entitled cause proc 4ed to
al pubic ancton at the City Hotel Common street beyeen
HiR a u, MAgaI'ne streets, SATURDAY I'd day of
erty, viz = ' ~ 'i"s ueSFfioeo prop.
GERTAiN PORTION OF GROUND situated in the
lNItct of This city in the square bounded hy tnr
said Do si p on Upper Line and st. Andrew streets Tic
hes on St Andrew $50 front on Aornsnv s"at
front of 100 feet. Ft~> 4N "'AeS'' y" "heH II ms
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-CaSh on the spot.
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pETx5EMg CouE DE pIsrRrcr La VILE DE LA NILE.
do Ia NouTelle-Orldans. ORLEANS VS. l.. NJ FOS-
TER-No. l76li,

US Ia NouYelle-Orldans ORLEANS VS.. l.. NJ. FOS-
I'm VEFSTU dun writ dc safsie ct yente a
"a mo! adessd PtouOruhe pcuxieme Cour de District
dc Orleans, dams raare cdessus iesproctde
III 'e pS h :. dc mars 1851 midi pH6el de Ia
SINS "a, q u yente pnbliqne ct adjudication de-
ser fSkAiNS situts dams lie Deuxcme District cete
VIE das le horIld les Broad DumHino ST phlinne
Ell N ct desiEn6s par les Nos 80 III % si.
vnnt pan dresse par l. Pile de Ia Vile date dn de
lhcr 1872 ct depoSa, pour ltlude e. Bonny
noae public en- ce,te willie Les dts congus Il
ayah eSfe andricane les Dimensions sryantes SAVIOR les
NOS - Ct q chaGrn " peds poHces gnes face Ia
rue proud ~ ped nouces ct ignes de lRgeur fond
q iu &c prGonde'lr entire gnes sgales paaees Les
Ncs 20 20 e. cacnn - riedS ponces igues de face
"a RE broSo ~ peds pouces ct gues lgeur dams 10
les ie No Is % peas pouccs lignes de nce Ia re
Broad 70 pieds pouce ct gnes areu dams ie fond smr
ne proondcur de lU pied lgnes eeales ct nnrllrs
e NO " frant Fane DIES Broad ct nuMaine 20 ned
pouces ct lgnes de nce la Broad pes Ell
SneS e srget dams lie fond profouu facade s
ia rue Maine de 100 pes lnes tgues ct parnees
ayec tous les droS privileges seryues ct AVIAN
tagesy attaches ct appartenRut. ~ - ~
Saisis dams patfljre ci.desgus
MN iilONS-lacqn6Teu nacmeut de nunfre
pe's de la somme de SSH chacun s0nscrs ps
son propTe odre Ell n endoSts u 70 fyrier 1870
CT phSables respecFement dOuce Ia hanul,e les al
oyens l. ct ans de date inGre nm ary Il. nour
cent Fan dc e da saa ecttncn etrde nor rpnt Pan
hnFes schfalce lAQha Placement final balance u rrix
daaJidca'iotr compliant au moment de ladjuiicaion
roouzr f. I, PARKER,
ieE h3p Sheriff dc In d
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report lpublIsbeei In tii ioIIrHsl AZ
o. tlis Board Of Tie iii danaarg 3sf 4
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NouyELLE ORLEASs, 7 janyier 1861,
q nenoFanis Gonseil ComInun do Ia KGuvelle- Orsans
M EsS4EURS-Le soussfgne, proprietary
fhut tcr Ia rue Ntie Leyde les iues Bienyle
~ cont pe repeenensemen honorable corns ID f.ir
vshare encan apes dix our davis journal se
cohtF pohr payer perres carrdes Ia rue de In Tisi
5eves entire les es Benyile CONT OF ponr eleyer les
onqusieS des dsux cotes de IA rUe les payer en- nees
tons du yoyer de Ia Vile ~ - ~ "'sS AF' 'peelhCo-
piagso & Yosca it, --. "a ;,
Fred. Avet, ~ ~ peas'
n. Garriare ct G. G. Coilun 20 e
H. CazauS, par pro- +, Ehauyet -
James d. henegre 80
e V. St. Aicad, par Eug Rorlerann 3 ~ -
Avendano Frercs. wv a. -
eso 1o,uou. CHAs CLAIBORNE,
- -~om seereaite an Board des Aldermen.
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Bureau du Secfeaie, Hotel de Vie NV lssi
"A Honorable Conseii Comnun
Trs S.nrqs-csr ee Ia vile de Ia Nouyee Orleans
iaisait face IN libertG rcmier III
ehlpeht respectGeusemen honorable IL 49,
s HIM Ses 9Snanees en- brqpe borpres en- IsFes de-
SLelnonene h rue Tepsiehore lie contrat ponr Ia m
es einqlettes seta Adinge pins enrlerfsse -
npses cq ionrs avis dams Journal oGjti@I POI "
-''fst sv 3 u "a 7; u j4nstsf 1851.
cla aa s a IS,ns Y pedN plus o., nloins
Col Il de Porginal, = -
fav2
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ga s= So BoARp or ASSISTANT ALDERMEN,
seeretary's Office, City Hail, Feb s, ISL ,''"'
10 the Honorable the Common Council
yy.x.x, .xr,- of the City of New orleans
m " eaest fo yon on tdRes First Dc
b9tdeed BY euibst wooden cutters on The
I'M % s@a street from Melpomene Terpehors street be
10 re agindcated TO the lowest bidder by the Conn
e sef ye Day notice in the Official Journal and yor
New OTleRas, Jan. IA 1861 P'''
No. M. n q King, 80 feet more or less.
yrr. 49, % ~ " feet, more or less
g II, Ia
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sSVILka aE9&IlNUY 8
OF THE CELBRRkTED
STACKER IROR WCREH
EissT u astla4 -. ~ . ts5t " E4EPEBgEE
'ssss from = 70 II rchee diameter. 81 Is a. ieh
INV NV VI W Aneheg diameter. u. GO an inch
ansee Aastta S $50 and 6 FL ~ men a
isit.s S9AFe BA1s 81 per phgiid. y = - 49, YES
n I.LAyILLEREUYRE
fe6J9 Commission Merchant,
No. IA Uhion S5fscss
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The thirty six pieces OF twenty inch ppe with twelve inch
ernches snail be four feet SIX inches in iength inch in
thickness and the branch will nine inches nh
and inch in thickness formed as repreented o III
Mo
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The ninetyone pieces of twelve inch pipe with six inch
oche snail be one foot nine inches long
OF an inch i'll thickness and the branches will four feet onp
and treenarers Of an inch in thickness formed as
HDt IN TIN MIA
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-05
HUp The Country.1

If there he any summer travel this season, We
have no doubt the direction Of it will be what
it was long before the Northern tour was dreamed
Of: ipihe country" 1t was 4 great trip in
those good old days, cup the country" Saratoga,
New Port and the rest. were unrcaized things,
heard of in The distance hut not desired hy any
one south and all were quite satisfied with Il
iaant "up the country" This jaunt usually en-
brnccd Grcenvillc, Old Pendle,on, Table Rock,
Ashvile y. C., Warm Springs, Hickory Nut Gap
&C., &C. Sometimes travellers diverged from Old
pendcton to upper Georgia with its Tclulah and
Tucoal Falls. Sometimes they wcnton past Warm
Springs to Paint Rock and Grcenvile, Tenn. But
this last was then the fitim Thule of summer
rambling. Old Mr.. BILLY GARRETT, with all his
cash, never thought of attempting more extende"
tour. Well, the times are bringing US back to
the cid places again, and we are glad "f it. See
Whist the Greenville Pat.iot d. .Romn'"inecr says
Of prospects and preparations:
Sraugn VISITORS TO THE UTTER CoUNrRf.--
We learn that the prospects arc good for 4 large
share of visitors lu the upper country during the
comm. warm ScaSnI, and we advise our hotel
kecrcrs and provision ruiscrs 10 make their ar
ranecments accordingly. Hundreds who are
obliged to escape from the summer heat and malu-
ria Hf the lower Districts. and who have hitherto
zone North, will now spend their time and their
money at home. We shall gladly welcome them
10 u,r pleasant and hcaltlful mountain region.
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South Carolina in Virginia.

From latest accounts our troops in Virginia are
in first rate plight and fine spiris,-all ready for
the onset. General BoyHAM has ther. in charge
and will render Il gooi' account Of the material
committed to his gnidnncc. Tho General has n
proud position truly ;-that he will honor it, there
cannot he n doubt. The hopes and fears and en-
Fcctations and prayers Of thousands are hovcrinS
ever around him and lis troops. There is not u
private in his command. whose veal and honor
are not dear to the hearts Of all Carolina. Such
sympathy cannot faiI, in its mysterious magnetism,
to warm their hearts to victory even against tre-
menlous odds. Breast the storm, brave bCys
Five thousand palmet"s are pouring forth to the
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-05
For the AGrcrtlScr.
An EyplanatIon.

Mn EDlror,-In looking over the list Of the
names of those who compose the Watson Gm"rd@,'
commanded hy Capt. GARY, we noticed our names
among the nuuLer and as they will appear again
this week on the list of the "Eiycdcid H"s~ars,"
we feel that it is our duty to make statement to
the public, why We j"ined Capt. GARf's company
at Tic outset, and our rcaSoas for not re naming
in it.
At our squadron parade on the 27th April, Col.
GARY (Lcins then commander of the 2nd Rcg't Of
Cavalry having just returned from Charleston,
where he had been for the purpose Of getting his
Regiment, or some part of it, received into the
service Of the State or the Confederate States, :
and having failed in doing 50, proposed that We
should from this squadron raise company OF men
who were to offer their services to the Confcderacy
~ Il company to serve as infantry representing
cavalry. Thinking that there wou;Gi &c 10 oppor-
tunity for US to serve our country as cavalrymen
We under the circumstances, volunteered to 60 rs
Infantry. Some few days after, Capt. BUTLER
of the "Hussars," received, q dispatch from Gov
pIckrSs. that his company bad been received into
the " Hampton Legion We, having been men,
bcrs Of the Jiuss"rs," and wishing to serve cur
country in this arm OF the service, withdrew from
the company which Capt. GAur was trying 10
raise (for it was not then FULL and returned to
our oil posts, in our old company.
J. L. NICHOLSON,
W. NJ. ADAMS;
J. B. RYAN, Jr.,
S. p. DgLQACIl.
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For the Advertiser.
From our Volunteers in yireinia.
CANp, MAyAssAsJryc7roy Nav 9G 1sf

CAMP, MANASSAS JUNCTION, May 26. 1861.
Dror C"tonei.-Wc left Richmond on Tuesday,
the 22d inst, about four o'clock in the cvelirc.
We arc cncampcd Mt Manassas Junction, twenty
seven miles from Alexandria. The Second Rcgi-
ment, Col. KEnSnAw, left the next day, but did
not reach here until nine o'clock last night. The
delay was occasioEed by collision which took
place at Culpcpper Court House, resulting in tie
immediate death Of two men, and six shockinely
mnnslcd. have not been able to learn the names
Of the ill-fatcd persons. Trains also arrived last
night bringing the CoumL~~Artillery and Rich.
mond llowitzers, two Of tLcom'-r nsganizcd
Artillery Corps in this State. rs Der
Of troops, (including two superb Companies Of
troopers which have just arrived) stationed here,
will not fall greatly short Of five thousand men.
News was brought yesterday morning of the
evacuation Of Alexandria. We did cot credit it
at first, but subseqnen. reports confirmed it. The
myrmi'lons of the 6aboon entered the city ten
thousand strong, as our men were filing out of il.
U" di man named Jackson, the keeper Of 4 hotel
in Alexandria, killed The notorious Zouave Col.
Ellsworth by shooting him with pistol Els
worth dcmand.d odmiss;on into ~. ho,.o LII
was refused. Ellsworth attempted to force his
way whercupon Jackson drew out his pistol and
sbo, Elm ,,s,1 ., tho s,o, T. ,h;,
manner sboulJ o,I ,r;s.rOan,s bo i;oo,, ,,;,h D..
tbcro * l,rLor shodo 20 ,,o n;..,uo Tho a..
ave determined to revenge the death of their
chief. With the fcrocity of junge-tigers they
bunte1 down tbo;- ou,rrr rhov 80, -
literally to n;eccs with iboir h,ron.,. smoh :,
the stut.m.nt of ,b, s,,nc- a ,rd;sh o,,.,, -
We have received hero mud ,horo "a no ,,od .ro,,a
to believe it is ut all e.aoyero,cd Jac.son,v
brother, it is said, passed here Thursday morn;rr
Oh his way to Alexandria.
You ,loubtless rene,rber EaIIov ,r,o ,o,., ~.
name as +. H. C.yprr, and kan, /, n;Dohb,oL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-05
The Rendezvous.

We are requested by authority, to state that
the lFatson Guards will assemble in Columbia en-
Thursday Of this week. All members who arc pre-
vented from going down with the company will
join it in Columbia at the earliest possible day.
To correct some mis-apprehcnsion, we will state
that The term of volunteering in this corps posi-
lively for twelve months only.
The Edgefc'd Hussars leave this place on Thurs
day the 9th and will march the first day to the
neighborhood of the Ridge proper. tits unneces-
sary to Gull the attention of the good people down
there to the h6spitaLlc accommodation Of these
soldiers. The troop will probably reach COlumbiu
Saturday morning.