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The weekly Panola star., 1861-06-06
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POM MORO. Nay ., lstI
/ en- " s. Barj
We ftrd,cl yom rua ~ tpr.
2itb, ai this poftaf.a laJs aen .n
which there vas % communication
/ from Addle t. g.. dated Como 1r j
while your paper wa generally pr
used with much interest. il.s commu
nleaiion via read and rreily yury
member If lhc "Guarit With thc
deepest feeling of personal rtaiIhea.
ton. because II afforded us ampIec,l
donce. that though We BE- absent ai
the post Of danger, HIll are We 90.
membcrcd by one whom we have lclt
behind, and for whose sex, hlrdshipa
are robbed Of ~ laiigucs end prlya-
tons endured with comparative plea
sure; and a. an evidence or our ap.
probation Of the aforesaid communi.
cation and its nuthoress, We pass the
sublolncd resolutions, which you will
please insert in your next issue Of
the Star.
At call meeting Of the Panola
Guards, held at Fort Mcl.ac, May I,
1861, Capt D. Moore was called to
the chair, and Sergeant J. u. Yates
was appointed Secretary. The object
Of the meeting having bctn explained
by the chair; on motion Lieut.. j. u.
Vance. Lieut.. A. 7. Watson, Sergeant
r. y. Jones, and Corporal ". =.
Randolph, Jr., were appointed Ms u
committee to draft resolutions expires.
siyc Of the feeling Of the company,
as relative TO n communication over
the signature Of Addic J.. G., which
appeared in the ''panola Star of the
issue Of the 25th Of April, 1861.
The following preamble and resolu.
tions were introduced by the Commit
tee and unanimously adopted by the
company.
Dhcreas, Addie l.. C. alias Mrs.
Adlic J.. Clarke, did on the 98l day
Of April, 1861, write n commuuica.
ton, and the same was published in
the Pamela Star, on the 18th ultimo,
calling the attention Of the good pco-
pie Of panola county to remember
the Panola Guards, Who are now sta.
toned near Fort Pickcns, and in nc.
tual service Of their country, also that
they had left their homes and rushc,
to their country aid without uniform
or ilag, with nothing but their owt
brave hearts to chcar them on Il
victory.
Therefore Resoircd, Tha. We IN,
officers and priyatcs ..of the panoli
Guards. read the aforesaid ccmmuni
cation with feelings Of the most heart
felt gratitude toward its authotcss
Resolrei, That in the lniyship o
Adiic l.. G. alias Mrs. Addic |.
Clark. we recognize aud acknowlcdg,
the combination Of every ratrioti
sentiment which adorned and tcautl
fed the characters Of the daughter
Of '76.
Resoired, That We shall 20 FORT
to conquer or die. and that Addic I.
c. shall be our watchword to victory
Rcsolrsd, That the battery Of tn
: Pamela Guards at Fort Mclaae, sha
be known in MI our communication
, as the Aiiic l.. G. Battery.
Resoired, That a copy Of thcs
resolutions be published IN the Panci
Star. and copy of the same be- sci
TO her address, Como, Panola, Mis-
/. b. MOORE. Chairman.
m E.rra S.rt.s.ry
The weekly Panola star., 1861-06-06
nxl.We see In sonc of nnr n,rhn.

Ex1"Wc see in some of our cxchn.
ecs, TINT the ladies' Of Louisiana and
the southern part of Mississippi, are
sending hoopcd skirts, night.caps, ,Sc.,
10 all the young gentlemen Of their ne
qualntancc who refuse to 20 to the war
IN defence Of their country. Better
send some up here. We have several
who need them, as they have hothinc
else to DO but wear thcm.-Er
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Esg- Arkansas has appropriated
100000 for the war and placed
the entire forces Of the State n, the
command Of President Davis They 60
the whole figure over in Rackensaek
when they get sartcd-
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A yANKEE DopaE-Yankccs
going North, from the South. are
said to have their heads shaved. and
exciic sympathy and get money by
charging Il ON Sonthcrners.
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TME YOCkENA RIFLES.

This company from Popc's Depot,
under Captain Houston, passed up
the road on Monday last, for COrinth.
They numbered abou, sixty-Gvc men.
This is the fifth company from
Panola county now in service. and
the Pc,,us artillery, under Captain
Hudson, will soon be ready TO march.
The weekly Panola star., 1861-06-06
FROM PENSACOLA.

We publish two communications
from the Panola Guards this week.
They have been long time on the
road, and only reached US . last
Saturday.
The weekly Panola star., 1861-06-06

r@s Cannon are being cast in Ab.
crdcen. Mississippi. The foundry
and machine shops arc ofcapacity to
turn out two finished pieces, with
their carriages. per week
The weekly Panola star., 1861-06-06

QrAErER-MAsrER CENTRAL ARMY
or MisstsstrFi.-We learn that Hon.
Madison McAfec has peen appointed
TO this Office. with rank Of Colonel,
The weekly Panola star., 1861-06-06

MILITARY ITEM. Service for and
during the war, means not longer than
three ycars, so tha, persons volunteer
ing for the war, will only be required
to serve for three years.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
PtnoS6 CSwaty.

To Elesor Griffith, ssa IlsssaA Celly
usssh. lesstess q ssssh Psua 49,:
VuU and each Of ysu are lsfssI -
i to be and appear bsfsss - ~
Court Of said county. on sas y. 4 =
in July. 1861, heine the sfss ~
July term Of said court, 10 -. =
any. why The snsi sssssst = - Z
MILAN. ose Of the exesuless q ~ -
Sarah Poser. deceased. shsald s~ct
loved and aPpsssed. y s,SH ~, q - -
jssve1 l9sh Ma. tssl. s~
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CoLoSm ~ lOfu Miss. REGiNrSr.
We learn by private dispatches to
gentleman in tbs city, datcdai Pen.
sacola the 2nth instant, that Capt.R.
A. Smith of the Jackson Rifles has
been elected Colonel of this Regiment,
to fill the vacancy oceasioncd by the
death of the lamcn,ci s. VI.
Phillips.
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E.5' A correspondent Of the Mis.
suggests the namc Of P.B.
Starke, Of Bolivar county. a. cand.
date for Congress for the State ut
large.
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p@-The Virginia papers are urg-
ing the formation Of companies for
guerrilla warfare. like the "Msricn
men" Of the Revclution.--The Tele.
graph informs us that some Of these
eucrrilla., composed Of Marylanders,
are beginning TO annoy the outpost,
around Washington.
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Esg"'rhe newspapers Of Corinth
and Columbus, Mississippi, have al
suspended, and their publishers en-.
listed for the war.
The weekly Panola star., 1861-06-06

ARMs PoR NIRGfNIA.-Oycr four
hundred boxes Of arms, have been
sent to Virginia within the last day
or two. This is right. Let US arm ey.
cry fighting man in the Old Domin.
ion,and send tens Of thousands there
to help them. Mont, COnfcdration.
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r.ay" "l'ayctte County, Tennessee
which polls vote Of nineteen hun
drcd, has sent ont eight full com
pnnics 10 do battle for the Sonth.
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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNEssgE


TAKEN up By R. $. Boyles, living atcu.
i II miles west Of Panola. two horses AZ
ssrsys, one sofrel. vish star in his face
branded with the letter J on his left shoul.
der, sbcs. Years old. Is hands hirh, and
appraised At eloo: the other black with
both hind feet white and white spot on
bis left fore leg about the knee, with a bail
face, branded on The left hip With letter
not plain encus TO know What Il is, apprsis-
ID at $50.
r. B. JONES, Rasr~s.
June S. 1851. nsl.sw
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eT-Sow Is the Time to Subscribe.
,T-B Back numbers can be furnished from
the commencement Of the volume.
Please make this known TO your friends.
The weekly Panola star., 1861-06-06

ruryf LAw The law IN relation
~ patents, which was pissed o few
days ago, rcpoals all patcnts not own.
cl in whole, or IN part, BY citizrns Of
ihe Confederate States on .ho ltl ol
February hst
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Emhni lythn Yigltncr Com.
m.I'ganlpftll. tlat cpch yieiIeuro
c.nmIuDa m t.a County n pnnoll
..nl flra delrwie ton meoiine IN
fIIofavh NJ panoIl on Saturday ai
n GcI0rk, d. u,, the 10Th june. "a
CONSULT ID rele nce % the propricty
n stopping during The present crisc..
ilr collection or debts vs. process n
lus, and alfo 10 consult about othor
business 0l Importance.
Romicd, Tint The editor of Tie
Star be requested topublish The above
resolution.
J. Il, PAINE, President.
i. Il. lr0wN, Secretary.
The weekly Panola star., 1861-06-06

A YOUNG sesrs Carpenter and vouse
n negro Bsiek macon for hire by the
week, month or balance Of the vesr.
J. FRED. SIMMONS.
sssdis. Nis.
M.- q, issi. nli.sv
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0lnGAu lI0rIr0q All Hnnr .
Old snm made speech ~ Indopon.
deuce, leKls, on iho l0ih protesting
ohtro allegiance IN ilo Confederate
rnia. and rnying lo VIA willing 10
end bis llIo lighting for the South.
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TIE WggELT PBHOLB 3YAN,

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aaI lafhef aat hYfe .hesIag. mf
hHfhi iiefllh 4hi io4a ieHlh ahA
f4Htfy Hmt
~ AN mfn .Defms sh4 oihef
malt lekafa Al lh ~ ihe kImIkal
asf afi Lafnaei 90 lia ifuht lb fhs
promises
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lt1ia Hbf ffhffIf hoel'a wgf auA
tfIIn an a6i ftshhg lmerf
mln ml ddh fgihmyfa ahi
ofIeflanra.'alft aflhna HlnH
f4 iflfh dfnNn, aH.n fhd H.Ieu
rmfu Hri ait Other fashionable
liHlHuanHt
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~ Tto Jastrg0pertfh fhft M
4II Imy fhit Afhanaas mn fH b
1900 p0undfof = wisf rer tay rpd
chat tbls viii be- sufficient " supply
ile Whole South
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pa iapte. oen Is. MGat1861.
get teiem gtmt iolsn bis am Sonnebenb ban Is. Suni1S6l
cerueIelt Sffsrten ou8encmmsn weroet fur lie Steter .n9 epn
ghluS pprrotb mo &reunmateri0I all uuo auf ben 9eu9tsd GtUen
pom :}oueS S8iono mn Spppera traits in Ger @belapeote Ban umo
fir @lias Gtu6.S dtfe rao dbl-Qoass8 Renter, ptNbe mpcpten
in 0ie1t aefeit mer cen, Ir Die Oauer eluee Sobts, pom l. tSnll
1856 BIS gum so. SUM- 1862 %lncluitpe, Die @tunbpoiratbe mrunen
pom outer umo erprob Ell QuaIitil sin uno miiien fr leoeo Ssaht'
ihff ,,nmal piert Ii lbrl1. III Notetttt, T4iian, 9iitn ooer
Raitrl, m outer SronuuQ perpadt. fet BON soften tfr Die Ger,
Staateu ssmab nef Specifitattrnea IN Safel B.. welGe be 9eII)t
limo, unb. bic euaen 8beil ns 9purattes blcen, an Den Sendt-
baus 2eueer cher irSenb tin ANDRES S6iffr weI@sS 8u belen
3me6s in Baltimore, No., betimnt ien miro, b,ran8ebra@i
lperbeu.
Mi GHertem maiieu rerfeaeIt nno besei6net fem: Proposals
for Rauons and Fuel for Light vessels unO in Elm 5, cites
pcuUcIt el geld p1lth, an Die eS &ml gl9ift mlsen, poltpe
penn per Rpn 9epttdt. a
SIN Quftraae Ter 2erdt-Sau8 Grumiiitpn:
3enrp g8. 9OffmaW, Superintenccnt.
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FORM OF BID.

/. Tor WEI ", OF the#a ana State OF r.,
hereby o1ec and agree TO furnish and deliver, according to
the terms of tue advertisement of the Cole ctor of Customs
& Supt light, dated May %, 1861, and to the specifications
and tables attached thereto, the rations and fuel for the
two iight vessels in Chesapeake bay, and also for any relief
light-vessel aud tenders ,or which they my be wanted, at
the rate of - per man per quarter for each complete
ration, aud - per ton for anteacite coal, - per
cord for oak wook, and --cord for pine wood
(Place and date (Slgnature,)
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NeGrb1tAe Gentralbabn.
Dur9<5tse mad Dem @e # en-.
Qbfabrt Mrr9en8 s. IS Wfin. unb Nadluit
tags 3. 80 Winuten,
Sarri8bur8 GceomppattpnSe
3u8.
slbfabrt !: 8 11br lbenpS in 8erbtnbuas nit
Der weltli9en 8abn.
BbiGapelp9ta, Ditminstpn u.
Baltimore.
G.. 15Iiin. u. 9. AS 8Orm. u. 4. As geadm.
8ef1t9e Marptunb @tfenbabn.
(Galsert StotiOn) gs
8.15 II. $50 Nufm. (biS @ranberr9.)
Smnibul1e fir 8eitminlter nno Waadeter
iinp nit ben 3aSen in Serbinpuns. So
GtaeeS+
ga6 @mm itt8burS (pia @efminfer)
seben pem Meltern Setel, Gde SoparD II.
Saratogalfr. iepen Wfprgeu nm z ubr (Spnn=
tags au89encnlnlen. 5st9
gfa@ IS ppantpWnu u. Tow II.
gerlaiien Gfe SOlipup u. 6apetteltr. um s.
llbr MprgeuS u. 4, so 9adm.
Na6 gelair. - Don grcipn8 6otl tn
Sisbltr. ieeen Dienita9, Dpnneritas II, Sam-
tag. raa
SelIppille (Bbi[ab. Oica6.) -
Son GilinS Gun 9otel, SiS1lt. jeben Diem
flag, Dpnneraa9 u. Sdnaltag.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Johnston's Insurance Rooms,
4 ..~---- - q - 20 -

Johnston'S Insurance ROOmSs
49, go. 70 Seccnpitr.
W1drtnes unD &eben8=g5erftbe
r-in0SsGOmpdQnten.
GiGerIte ltno feItcIte EOmpagnie.
8erftheruna8z@o n1p Der NaIen D. Birgtnten,
mt $3.50. 600 capital.
Qpn9bur9sg ngS<@pnp. y. Sireilien,
nit 500. 600 @apttal.
Mben1drle=U erfiderun88= ornp. b. Niratnieu
nit $500, 600 capital.
Ghorter Oofz0erIi6. Comp. bon S1rtfDrb.
nit $3.50, 600 @apital.
SecnritnsG rung8@@pmp. bon Jeeips Wcrs
NIT S270. 600 capital.
BhSnirz WerffAerung8<G cunp. bon NensUprf.
~ mt $500. 900 capital.
9 efplutes ge rftderun9Sz@Dmp y. Nepsycrf,
nit $270, 900 GopttaI.
Mcntanfsg e rTderun88>@pnp. p. gepsgprN
,taI NIT 5000. 600 @apttaL.
NepsgB prlc@ 4erftder. rs ornp bon Newsgcr
nit $25O,OO0 @aptoI.
Mercdntile ytutual Wtartte.
NIT 81. 600. 900 capital.
Yeretniate Staaten Qeben8sTer1f@erl1na &c.
EHe stN nit 81, 1872 aptnt.
Wprtbern MfIurancez@ ontp. ppn Qcnbcn
nit So, l94, III &apuaI. o-a
De cben ber1ertten @cntpagneen fr6 BON Der Qeoisrot,, hos
Staates MarpIanb %autbCruirt nno t%iSeniirt. ""
Die bon benz tnter5ei9ueteu reprilentrten gcntpaameen boEs.
utrtlt@ oerfIabareS capital gum pollen Oren aroeosEsnua
Berf9eunoSpcncen fperoea %aus9e9ebeu un6 gerIufe parrfHN
erfst. EbOs. G. SUtnFSn.|
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go. 100 9lcrpz6clrarDltrdEe,
at Ttet8 cine rei6e auswabl pom Sdr9sa IN 0leu g SBsn yu ben
btutaiten 9sreneu uerrdtbi9. Ott30. IL
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81 ytG0 Oea @cten ulO Sii0en. D. D.
~ ,sA s@E:~-ls:

Baltimore unh SbtCsgtfetbabn-
gu uup uad Dem 10. Dai 1851 eeben oe Sage ute Ir!et:
g5pn gameen Citation Baltimore: Der Ypfsu8, SSnHta9s
ausaenpmraen, I'm. 5 ubr SO Nltnnteu 8ptrntttGgs nn6 Ger 81.
pressua UNI 3 ubr a. Mttnuten MGdnitags. 0etoe 3ree gehen
na@ alen Geensn ps QDefens unp 8prp-gesifeHS IN etrstter
3iaiess
Stir WegsBana9tere.
gaa aaen gantten BUtl&fa Baltimore ge Yttomirnt Hsanis
man ben $50 q tntttag= 3us. Na6 aaen Ywuiten 5rti8ep Grat=
tpa unD 9arferSbure cen 80 8erm.-3u9 BON Baltimore.
Der 6reDeridzM Recommendations Su9
perGast Baltimore fur 5reOertd uno ole haswtfGsn ~lte8snben
phase tdelid,u UNI A utr so Wltnaten 9ladntttags, NIT Ausnahtne
6ss Ggrnraa4, anp erret@t Gteperid UNI u. ~ VI. Abenps; Ser'
lie. BET Der SfIdEetr lretettf am $50 gHrntttegS uHo lanet
in Baltimore UNI 9 il. SO VI. D%ftttassau.
Der @lIicott'S 81 Wtil l8>2 lccpmpbatip18@ 3u9
aebt tdata nit 4usnarn,s peS eDnntae6 ME fpst;
Sen Gutson's Mhas TN, As II. 1t,O0 Ueprgens, 100 Nodnr.
Nad, WaIbin9ton u,lD Dem Sltpeit
asben bs 8ase UNI 4.20 anp 500 g~rrsittta8s, fpwie nm As NIB
100 SGGuittoga
Mm Srnats 0 UNI 40 9lorseRs.
Son WaI9in9tcn
Ha q, Is uMb ITO gprunittGeS nao $50 une $40 Nabra.
Nm Sguurae Rr NaGmtttaSs UNI .2,3o
Der tpette anp pterts Bug pgn Baltimore IND Aa'ptt9Ieh fsr'
ttnhen I'D nit Zen 8aeen Dtr &nnGppltS Batn.
der sOette uo brittle 8us bait GRf ben 3wtiGeafatsOnsh.
EI- Q4eaen ItGets, Ausfuntt, Uabrt u. /. 70. Gsnpe man Fh
an S, &. GngEanb, &8ent an Der &tdst.Sthee, @an1oenS
tstgu. 50 m. y. q mttP,
aa ae OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Baltimore,
6. Mt. @GIe, @steralzgtueseur. ,a CAulotO
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FORM oF GUARANTEE.

We, the undersigned, residents Of, in the State of.
-, hereby Jointly and severally corenant with The
United States, and guaranty that in case the foregoing bid
Tor bids) o. b. acc pied, - will, witnin ten days
the same, with good und sufficient sureties to deliver the
rations and fuel proposed, in conformity to The terms of the
specifications and tables hereto appended. under which il
was made. And in case the said - shall fail to enter
into The contract aforesaid, we guaranty to make good the
difference between the offer and the said - aud tine
next lowest bidder. osa
i ness: ---,
(Place and date) Sureties.
1 hereby certify, that to the best of my knowledge, the
above named guarantors are good and sufficient.
LDAte) Signature
For james, Island and Hoopers Straits Light-vessels, each
having five persons on board
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RSSS Sur Fe1DnDere1l Nennf1llB1IdpIhe.
6tnmenDsrtr uue SfctfenHe iUlten ietr uUrf0ttg fem, e9e &c TIRE
1tltttt faufrn unh fuGhu oieielben nur Spn iOtdsn, ensefeaten
Sssrnteu faitFen, rvtiGe rpn tbren Gebalt lebeni nttt dber pom
Isaneru eStr BwtlAtntrdeern, ha fe fUnf Der G5ffntr ausGeiest
anS, btianineelt sa nerbcn uao igr @eIo uinlOnR %aaSaebfn.
Durdfabrt8s8tuette "
mas oNen Sbetitr bes Weaeus fmn gu BADEN bel 5
' z @b. g.. filcebrditSt,
General. uatsranteusM gent Ger Baltimore" une
Sttp-GtfeubGta. &
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Sc. 81 Sbarp- MaHe ErattItr.
Gett beutI9en Gbubmabern unS Sanlern olene bternlit a,r Wams
not, bag mir am ob9en Rlase EN- GecereeiGdit ~pe9rlroet 6aben,
in welnem mir tds eins CUTE Alswabn pCn aaen Scrten tsheg
!ualt6t 2eocr an pan0 basu. wel6eS MIR felblt r~erier1isst anS
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80, g3erdnberter TabrpIGn. =S
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characterization.

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I'm unb tab benz 80. San. percen tSSHf2 sret oase anf eteier
gsbu In naGfOieenDer gDetis %erpebtrt:
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gtnriunati, q. 9pntS ute ale Gbeiie bs 9SefteHS lc Norc'
rsSers ebenIU RAD Glntsra, gunaIg UNI @saaDa. gta4 en-.
yniftsbrro. gurt, QancGhet, Teatsug, gstt6plue, Dwia9s, WItus,
RsiiterstSpu unb Nlan&eaar, @tb. Na6 @EamSersSnFe' ear
Sad", 81 w~gpr pa s,15 NlUra. NIT HaF elnent garrsn-
ySeds{el. 70 bint9 ME aGf iener anrsrn Balm.
@dditpnSs fSnnen nil oiefem 3u9e Rad Detroit ul5 Chicago ota
sioooro SFaGs. 10 bilia ala auf lr9euo eruer anoern Sabn fabten
Ser Sort dec 0 N obattOns5u9 td9ltdl toennta9S aus
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ggeitern WtarslaEo Saba
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It'd tSenntaes aussenonnHsn) unt SEQ NafbntttdGs ab.
SBeffenbe rpn @afbtngspn unb bers Sgeen, pe!@s NIT ben
9use nm $50 Dlprgeas ecer 800 9taanttta6s bier aNForh'
n1eS, 6npen 8ef6reeruns NIT ben 9lseu pteier 8abn.
Nr7- Epeeen Babrbtaets ub Gnherer SenlAsn nae berlaBlt9er
Mnefrnft belisbe man It'd On BITE StlfttzSfFee III bes peaiperts
Gtnttpr,1 Ode yMa GnlSert- unb Sranfltnars 81 ipcnoen.
SBbn s. RtRnes1 Alhf=Snpt.
9 q #larnsr 8t0et@lGen Sult29iit
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Mucrbietumgett

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terial fir Die 2euht S6ihe Bel Samee SS>
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MILITARY.

NOTICE VETERANS or THE WAR or lsia. AND
IN Widows that made claims for the Of clothing and
sIrns, WIN call at the Bounty Land Office No. Guy Hall
Tor the money GEN. u. RAYMOND, late Colonel
BAH who have not made claims VIII please call as
above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-24

UoR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR REAL. ESTATE Oh
MerchAndiseA beautiful Farm in lowa ten years unde,
Improvement, thriving town, containing hundred
thirty acres with fine OF Address Cad
lS6 Washington street. HObOkcn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-24

NOR SALE OR ExCHAFGE-THE FOLLOWING Fl
IL class Farms and Country Seats
on the North river. from 10 20 10 acres each.
lat Tarrytown, and II acres.
At Mamaroneck, 40 acres.
Eat Scarsdale. 10 anc ~ acres
near Newark and Elizabeth, to 10 acres.
at Chatham. "a and 20 acres.
lat Woodbridge, 10 and lG acres
2on Bergen Hill, and acres.
Sat Flushing, L. J., u, q and GU acres.
at jamaica Is and 40 acres
Sat Glen Cove, 2, and IL.
! 1t Bay Ridge acree
2on Staten Island, II and SO acres.
IRELAND WEBB, 81 Cedar sire
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FINE ARTS.

ZINE ARTs-yALUABLE AND COSTLY COLLECTION
of original Oil Paintings. the property Of FANNY leav
ing for Europe embracing OF the finest works Of
deTn artists and originals by the old the
whole Of them purchased IN Europe and never seen or
hbited In this country VIII be sold by HENRY ". LEEDS
CO. at their gallery % Nassau street. Thursday
Now exhibition, with catalogues
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REsTAURANrs.

L,NGLIsII MUTTON FOR DINNER TO MORHCw-AJ9O
II Roast Bscl, Yorkshire Pudding rail Soup For
English Mut,on vheese and filberts q p. ABE
Lunch Room u Maiden lane OF William sreol Dun
'Vp 80 - - 00''''o'' v" u'' RICHARDSON. Agent
N(AJoR ANDERSON AND MS 70 GALLANT CON
Nl redes having accepted spencsrs mv,taon 70 visit bis
line Of march the northwest corner OF Broadway and Cor
land street. and there rsaed by SPFN NJ his lunch
counter and wash down IN his three Ale, which
superior I'll others Massey, Collins CO.. Philadelphia
Ala Only three cenis per 1lasa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-24

L,oR sALE-DA1Ly EXPECTED TO ARRIVE. AN IN.
voice Of Arzac Brandy in eshhs and quarter casks
VII saod from wharf NJ the lowest cash price, Apply
y, CUFF, SG Eighth avenue
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

DOLLAR LECTURE.--cAPTAfS SAM WHITING, LATE
commander OF the United States mail Marion.
recently seized al Chaeston and an officer 10 the expedition
which yescued DR. Kane VIII deliver his highly interesting
lecture fully illustrated with fine maps models and teres
Ing fsm the Arctic Seas Tuesday evening March
HI al sixth Avenue Depot Hail. Forty fourtb
street. commencing at O'Clock and closing with relation OF
Incidents connected with the OF his
vessel Charleston. Tickets. rs cents the door
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WINES AND LIQUORS.
u ALTIMoRE DEPOT FOR NATIVE wHIsKEYs,
ID "a BROAD STREET, NEW YORK.

Two parties canvasng this city Brooklyn
and williamsburg assuming represent claiming 10 sell
our brands Of whskeys and psng in their stead inferior
article on the public.
but special cauvassers for the above districts
viz;-Mcssrs John i. Smith and VIM. b. Walsh, who
alone authorized to take orders for us
All others pretending TO be agents mpostos and
caution the public against them,