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Z LEGAL NOTICES.
OFFICE OF THE aOEIE MUTUAL IN
" sUEANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS.


In accordance viii. the Charter Of this Company and sct
Of Legislature Of Iouana (No 1861 approged 18th March,
1850 public hereby given. that the following Cerh
Prois Issue Of 1856 with accrued interest thereon re
unpaid in ibis Company. If Tot claimed By the legal
within thirty days from the first Publication Of
This notice the will be Cancelled snd annu cd and inc
thereof credited 10 the contingent account on Tie DOCKS
az Iel 1rn1rnr M hlre. ed hr s 81
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,


Personally came and appeared before me- ---,
Justice in and for the parish and city aforesaid
Charles Briggs. President H. F. JanYier, Secretary who
being uy swor doth dcpose and that the above
and correct transcript the books of the Louisiana Mutual
Insurance Company. .,,--z -
H. P. JASvIER Secretary
scveruIly subscribed and to this 9Th dag Of January
1851, before me, ID r. MliGa.Ll,
Second Justice OF the Peace.
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OFF7oE OF THE LOUISIANA MUTUAL

New ORLEANS, December 81, 1900
In accordance with the requirements of the Charter OF the
Louisiana Mutual CO. and act Of the Legislature
of the State Louisiana No. 40 approved March 17 1859
public notice hereby given that The following Certificates of
Script the year 1851 and accrunS interest thereon remain
ncaiu ed the Company and all said Certificates
and interest shall demanded the legal
owners within thirty days OF this notice will be cancelled and
annuIed and The credited to the contingent
accnnnt the Company directed by its Charter
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100 bags Lasuayra Coffee landing ship Galena and for
sale by COLLINS, CARRIEBE & Co,
cor Benvie and Old Levce.
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CONSOLIDATED ASSOCIATION or THE PLANTERS }
LOUISIANA, -
New Orleans, Jan g. lEGl. }
n7F-Thc annual election of three Direct ori
by The Stockholders this Institution will be held nj The Bang
; nme m MONDAY the Iih Of February next, between
the hours Of 10 A. ~ and : p. NJ. ,,, =, st..
ia7 2tawtl H. u flfhn. NhsllEl.
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from the books of the Company.
A. BROTHER, President
JAMES II. WHEELER, Secretary.
STATE LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City Of New Orleans. 5
Sworn to Subscribed this 9TH day Of January,
1861. ID. F. MITCHELL,
Second Justice of the Peace.
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1000 pockets superior Old Government Java Coffee in s'or
and for sale by COLLINS, CARRIERE CO.,
cor. Benyillc and Old Ievee.
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BunEAU III CA.AL CAROSDELLr EFT DE la 7
C0MpAGsIE pE hAyIGATIoN.
NouyglIe Orleans, Is Dtc. 1850. }

louisiana GuardsLThex 9erS g f ~
al Gi o'clock P NJ ut tho Armoy cor ST. Charles an{
fyete streets Every member is requstGa to be punGua
~ atiendance. BY order: = A. tObb, 'aith' T.
- HESKY r. kENNER, First Sergeant NJ u
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rec.e DIES liYres de la conpggnG.
A. BROTHER, President.
JAMES II. WHEELER, SacrGinir1
ETAT La LOUISIANA,
Parosse d'OrlGans, v.c do Ia Nj e.0rltans,
Souscrs sour serlna par moi ne jour d Anyier
1861. D. +. MITCHELL,
ia- GOT JUICE de Pax de Ia Setonde Cour,
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On. CHARLES rnEArER ST. CHARLES -.

PRICES OF ADMrssIONDrsss Circle and ParqHssts, rs
cents Second Circle 30 Gallery, rs cents. Quad
room Boxes, each IS cents; PrsaIe Rozesf each s6.
Doors o'clock performance o'clock.
AEON.
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% half bales and % quarter bales Mocha Coffee in store ant
for sale by COLLINS, CARRIERE & CO.
cor. EieIvillc and Old Levee.
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q Grns choice Yellow Goshen Bntcr landing and for sale
by COLLINS CAhklEhh" ~
cor. Bienville and Old Levee.
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200 cases Of variety of choice Black Teas such as ooong
souchong White Fowey Peccoe ard Orange Peccoe put up
small packages expressly fer family in store and for sale
by COIlINS, CAhltlhhE " W.
cor. Biengille and Old Levce.
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WE. C1tquot Ponsardfn Champag

100 cases We Clduo Ponsardn Champagne in quarts
pnts, in store and for sale by
COLLINS, CARRTERE Il CO.
cor. Bieny!e and Old Levee.
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100 half boxes ua Double Refined Loaf Sugar, in store
and for sale by COLLINS, CARRIERE& Co,
cor Bienville and Old Levee
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CATURDAY, January 10, 1861, at I2 o'clock
. NJ Charles Exchange by order end in
of the Common Council OF the City Of New Or
leans and under the Finance
Will proceed sell public auction, the highest bidder,
bout reserve limit the following improved and real
Of the succession OF John u Fins deceased
to-wit:
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in the First District of
this ctv in square bounded By Fra Bacefu poll and
ha. streets measuring 81 II inches and Uses front
rsto street depth l2 feet ~ inches and lines with
thereon consisting OF I~oory ou5'e iene-
G floor the second floor and each four rooms in
the back buildings csterns ETC. zTM
TWO LOTs OF GROUND, in the First District of this
cty il the square bounded by franklin, Liberty Lafayette
an poyd streets y the Nos 8 and 1 accnrd
ing TO rlan by Louis H. Pile City Surveyor dated
line front Franklin tepth q - leet inch be-
tFen parallel lines The pyo xeue1s on these two lots
lis. of 4 TwotS Dry Frame BI ding Iatt berg each i9
| rss- TERMS AND CoEDITION5: one-fourth cash, and
the and three ers in 'e noes Of me pHs-
caers 10 order bai int at The rate OF six
cent per alnu day r ala maturity and eight
cent thereafter pnrctuhlIg paid with special
| On the property sold until final payment
The purchasers will them<evss 10 be put In possession
at their or7f expense will have comply with the terms
coalitions above described within hen days from DAY
Of sale Of delay neglect on their part the
prpay them wi be sold for their account and
risk and their expense without any further notice
The buildings on between ID and Bacehus
Streets insured the satisfaction OF the vendor by tbs
rc The policy Of INSURANCE. TO be transferred TO ht
vendor until after the payment Of the ecoad note
EPurctasers of lots. which there ere buildings in pat
entitled such part be On the lots purchased By
them respectively
Acts of sale before C. E. Forer City Notary, Office 20 Can't
street. at the expense Of the purchasers laI
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$50 boxes Candles landing ship alena and
for ,a1e ty COLLINS, CAREIERE & CO.,
cor. Bienyille and Old Levee
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100 blls No. Macfere Large in store and for sale by
COLLINS, CARRIERE CO.,
cor. Bienyle and Old Leyee.
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Buffalo Tongues.


10 dozen Buffalo Tongues, for sale by
COLLINS, CARRIERE x CO.,
cor Rienville and Old Levee.
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COLIINs, CARRTERE & co.


G. O. COLLINS. o. cARhiEHE O. D. LOGAN.
COLLINS, CARRIERE 81 CO.,
C. G. Collins, Of the old firm of Peters, Willard Co..
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GROGERS,
Corner of Old Levee and BienvIlIc streets,
NEW ORLEANS
JUST EECETVED..... .................JUST RECEIVED
Cut Eouf Sugar
60 bbls Gu, Lonf Sugar, IN store and for sa'e by
COLLINS, CARRIERE CO.,
cor Bicnvle and Old Levee.
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The Associates Verzenay Champagne.
q baskets. in store and for sale by
COLLINS, CARRIERE & CO.,
cor. BienyilIe and Old Levee
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91artGuLar Aottfes.


Z
New Orleans, 1annnry Z. 1861.
RB-Notien-The public are respectfuiiy In
Pro esS0n and all Cabs, Carriages Da3s Cats, Trucks
Wagons Vehicles Of description public and private are
and paynbe office City Hail. and unless pad by
the Isl February EeXf they will be collected by the City Ator-
ney with costs -
las tfel ADAM GIFFEN. Treasurer
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stuart's Loaf Sugar.
Double Refined Loaf Sugar,

100 bs Stuarts Loaf Sugar IN store and for sale by
COLLINS, CARRIERE & CO.,
Bieuye and Old levec.
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AMUsEnI EN- us.
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VARIETIES sEE1EsATE Es- aRAYtEK sIKEhf-
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arleans.
TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 81 1854
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pal characters y Messra George Iotdt Jatn u owna
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eptn3enSe with the GTamt HI IN; Nv
Ut MAX G1 BE f9asea W ItFs "
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Battle OF New ofieans.
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PRICEs Or Psfsats B9Fss sacs9rdag ss
Ea,s hsfs ,s d,nS w t S. ss f e
pi9-I;ox Ic. Open daily from 20 o'clock A. aI 70 oeeck
P w. where boxes may Ge secured daYsin nd
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NJ M., Barsy S WiIsms A ti,,g k5sss MI Barney
@ rns i, rt1t ifrsy RiiyPsdd
S,fa. Lii 800 parSaI, wiz ~ -
PEIcEs .oE Circle ;ss snd Ra.aHst 5s
o a ,sS os mn Il Z sss rs,e gss eaSn NJ cIoc
jas - sN' 80 r GLEASON, Treasurer.
] GPAIDENG ~ ROGERS, HGSEUHE5
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Mr. JnHX FL OWENS Lessee and 1fanagsr
Mr. CHARLES ltffestof.
NF. GEO. r. Acting MaAser.
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A WTENG NON "A ~
A Glass Is being formed to receive instrustans
I'M
THE Art e self Defense,
I'M
BROAD W eRsD xERsCIsE.

Gentlemen wishing 10 learn this Beautiful and Useful
Science Will please make early application, ats only Linz
TIED NUMBER be admitted.
CAVALRY sw ORD EXERCISE. Mounted and Dismonnted.
Boys Glass VIII practice two nights in ch wesk, in Tenn
plars, Hall, LII Carondclet street.
Private Lessons any hour Of the day.
zy-For further information, apply at the Office of DE-
MANULTY No. l3 ST. Charles sret, Of Foydra ba-
tween the hours of so'eloek A. N. and 8 f. af
ng-Terms moderate. d2t I'm
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Bur.nett's Old Tom Gin.

BtrrI,ett's Old Tom Gin.
q eases Burnetts Old Tom Gin and for sale by
COLLINS, CARRIERE Il CO.,
BcnNie and Old Lcvee
Old Reserve Madeira.
Is quarter casks Old Madeira store and for sale by
COLLINS, CARRIERB Il CO,
cor. Bienville and Old Leyee.
Brandy and Sherry Wine.
large assortment of fine Brandy and Sherry Wine in
store, for sale by COLLINS, CARRIERE Il CO.,
BenYilc and Old 1eyee.
English Dairy Cheese.
Is boxes choice English Dairy Cheese received steamer
Empire City, and for sale by
COLLINS, CARRIERE Il CO,
jail ct cor, Benyile and Old levee
DEII,S.........-.-. B11LLS.......... BELLS
A good assortment Of sizes at Low PRICES.
VOsE It WEST,
1l9 and III Magazine street,
INF 1T Between Lafayette and Girod streets.
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T1IVN DOLLARS REyXARD-IoST, on SAT-
II nrday Ihinsk A GOLD BREAsTPIN with the figure of
with glass cover either Magazine Chartes street.
The above reward will be paid upon leaving the same a.
iaT sts 81 Old Lsyee street.
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Eighth Of January Anniversary the BATHS If New
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Rcnt's Water Crackers.

10 eases Dents Water Crackers in store and for sale by
COLLINS, CARRIERE & CO.,
cor. Bienville and Old Leyee.
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say#h No 100 ST. Charles street. Llsa
Nearly opposite St. Charles Thcater
YoDrrrrc, TODCrNGSN LODGINGS

This house. conveniently Pleasantly situated has been all
newly fitted great expense, with spring mattresses, car
pos and the comforts of irBtcaSs house All the part
lions are new nearly all SINGLE we'll ventilated
and lit up with gas; candle Or lamp Of any kind IS
needed great preventative of fire etc. The house Is
away from any kind there is no barroom con-
nected it, ct is the only house in this Southern conn
ty Of the kind 1t situated in The midst of restaurants
and in every way adapted to the travelling community
Rooms can be by the night week month apply
n Mt the Office hour of the day night. The house j.
onen at all hour Gentlemen here business would do vel
to call and themselves Price invariably 80 cents
| u light.
songs House, St. Charles street and Branch of Strong
11f Grayer street. still carried in the
that there is attached to EACH which supplied
| with choice Liquors. r ,,,> W., ;, ,,
y d23 3m HENRY SIkoHG, ffopfle'ef'
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S 4; BANK or LOUISIANA, !
''E@ New Orleans Dec. 9Th, 1860.
pg-The resEgnntIon of .. ,. Tebnult, Esq,
Cashier this ]iak having been edered the Bond ms
morning, accepted, and Mr.. AUGUSTA MONTREUHi
unanimously elected in his place.
dill II r. NJ DAVIS, President
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COMPREHENSIVE.

ATOTICE-BY MUTUAL CONSENT, Mr.. F. REtMON-
~ ENG wirhdraws this day from firm he business
will be conducted heretofore under the style.
s. d. GRATIAA & Co.
No. 80 CustCmhouse street.
Ne1g Orleans. Jnnnnry J. 1851. jail If
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MILITARY BOARD THE STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Baton Rouge Disc. 26, 1850. )
Resolyctt That the ,in e. Sst tam
teer coupanes honns etc. printed and deposited with INC
Adjuan General and that public notice be gwen to an mil
tary companies desiring be furnished with ar
equipments under the recent act of the Legislature Of tbs
tons FORMS etc. and also for their commissions when said
i's ~ THOS. o. MOORE,
President of the Military Board.
N ur u,rsrv sacratarv d29 If
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ses0nd lime ibis Of the admired pag, y q Pssi
pat characters by Nesrs George jordan John r.. 0Tes A.
H. Davenport, NJ. W engwell. Hages q ThdapsoH fannie
Brown A. GraaED, MIS- Chapman fn Mrs I3cfg TO
comnaense with the dEanlt, III oID
OLD JORDoN s Veteran Drumgder piss Cd hif 10 tds
Of Ney5D . * g.5
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Popular Outbreak I'm Connecticut.

BRIDGEPORT, CT, Aug 26 The once OF the
newspaper called the Farmer and Advertiser vss
mobbed on Saturday night. IL was completely
Quilted by the volunteers, In presence OF 9 600 20
5000 citizens. The windows were smashed the
type all thrown into the streets, and the presses
destroyed There was found in the once a O. =
mailbag flled with papers addressed te lad
Ing secessionists In Alabama, Georgia and other
Southern states, and some two hundred wooden
billies, turned and furnished with strngs for the
wrists. These clubs were made from shovel han
dies, and were probably furnished by a secession
shovel manufacturer in Bridgeport Some curl
Gus letters were also discovered, exposing the
treason Of politicians in Hartford and elsewhere.
secession nag, under the name Of pence was
hoisted at Stepney, ten miles north Of bridgeport
Conn, Saturday afternoon az two O'Clock Ac-
cording TO previous announcement, meeting was
to have been addressed by Mr.. Schnable, poliu-
clan from Pennsylvania; also, by eI. Postn aster
Goodsell, Of Bridgeport, and Mr.. Belden, a law
yer rom Newtown, Conn but before one Of
these had time TO open his mouth, a procession Of
carriages appeared, containing oae hundred oft
citizens OF Bridgeport, and twenty-five Of the re-
turned volunteers. In less than forty secends the
secession flag was trailing In the dust and In TWEEN
ty seconds more IL was torn in I've hundred piecss
Several pistols and one gun were taken from the
secessionists A Union meeting was then organ
lied, Of which Elias Howe, Jf., was appointed
president, and r T. Barnum, secretary. Some
Union resolutions, denOuncing peace and seoes-
sion meetings, were passed.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Ssuthern New,

LOUISVILLE, Aug. IS The Memphi, Apoe.I
OF the 2ith reports seeing a private tele0rs phIc
dispatch nom Psducah, stating that uoecting m
citizens on the 22d passed resolutions Teour,ting
GOV. Magofhn 10 properly protect citiIsns on thst
section OF the State against such occurrence "A
The late arrest Of her Kentuckians Ga BALLARD
county by armed rufnans from Cairo. and the sub
sequent capture OF the steamer Terry by the Fed
erai gnnboat Coneslosea, announcing thst II Gov
Msgomn does not give that protection they viii
eau on Tennessee and the Confederate States
me same paper also states that Gov. Magofnn
geographically proffered the aid requIred, In
suuchng NJ. johnson, senator from Padncah,
70 VISIT Cairo and demand OF Gen Prentiss by
wha, authority the arrest and capture was made,
The Appeal trusts Gov Mapothn win isue a
similar proclamation 10 Claib Jackson
board, consisting Of the Aldermen Of Mem-
phls, has been appointed a committee 10 conf,
win Gen Polt on the subject of impresSment
The Avalanche says the deck hands Of Tie steam
boat - having refused 10 work upon Confed-
crate uea mers, the commanding general has or
dered all snch TO be taken. The deck hands had
concealed Themselves
In some cases farmers had been taken on this
order, and last evening James Plunket deck
hand, was arrested and attempting 10 escape was
seriously wounded by a shot
The Avalanche condemns the state Of things
which forms the basis Of the Mayor and Alder
mems action,
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Attempt 70 Take Ex-Governor Thomas
Prisoner

GRAFTON, Va, Aug. 4.-Last evening, while
ex Governor Thomas was addressing a crowd in
front Of a hotel at Cumberl md, Md, some seces.
sionists 10 10 alleged, raised disturbance which
resulted In their being driven home and the de-
structon Of the Alleganian Office, secession news
paper. This morning the train bound West
which had the Ex-Governor Thomas aboard, when
suddenly on several cross ties thrown across the
track, and at the same time a number Of armed
men were seen rapidly descending neighboring
hill The engineer Increased the speed Of the
locomotive and succeeded in throwing the ties on
the track, with but little damage to the engine
Some Federal scouts then fred into the train Il 10
supposed by mistake, but without doing any
damage. The design Of the secessionists was 70
take Ex-Governor Thomas prisoner
This, il is presumed, IL a more correct version
OF the dispatch published yesterday, In which the
name Of Gov. Brown was mentioned
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From Fertress r1suree.

FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. 25.-The formidable
preparations for the naval expedition from Old
rumors, iu destination IL kept profound secret
Lieutenant Crosby returned last night from bis
third expedition 10 the Eastern Shore Of Virginia
He went up Tangier Sound and brought back q
prize schooner
General Wool has spent part Of the day at New
port News. Brigadier General Phelps will prob
ably remain In command Of that post
The Confederates will hereafter find 10 very
difficult 20 communicate with Fortress Monroe by
means Of spies. No person 10 allowed 70 visit
Csmp Hamilton without a special pass from the
Commanding General or the Provost Marshal.
slight difficulty occurred yesterday between
one OF the released Confederate prisoners and a
volunteer ofncer. The Confederate Captain re-
fused the latter light for bis cigar the ground
that be did not consider our volunteer officers
gentleman. His defenceless position alone saved
him from punishment for the insult.
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Proclamation by the Governor Of Mi.ssuri-
$4,000 Militia Called Out

JEFFERSON CRY, August % The following
proclamation has been Issued
The power Of the civil authorities being insult
hcent to protect the lives and property of the ct-
Zens Of the State, l, Hamilton r. Gamble Cover
nor Of the State OF Missouri, do hereby call into
the active service Of tue state % 600 men Of the
militia CT the State and assign 900 the quo.a
for each military district, which is the same az
Congressional district The force thus called into
service will be far an posi- BILE volunteer force
and will consist OF 1000 cavalry and - 900 in.
fantry. IL the number volunteering exceed this
requlsitiou, the excess will be held 90 reserve
corps. III there should be deficiency, 10 may be-
come necessary 10 resort 70 . draft. The Adjutant
General will issue 20 the division inspectors Of
the several military districts the orders necessary
10 carry this requistion into effect. The force
called out will be for six months unless peace In
the State shall be sooner restored. Arms will be
furnished as rapidly as they can be had.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the state
at Jefferson city, this oath day of August in the
year 1861 a. r GhnBLE
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The Wounded at Springfield.

ST.. Louis, Aug. IS The correspondent OF the
Democrat furnishes the following letter:
SpTtHgfs Aug. IL -Genersl Rains issued an
order soon after bis arrival here 20 seize all the
medicines and hospital stores in the Federal hos
pital, thus depriving about four hundred Of our
wounded troops Of medical treatment. part Of
the medicines weIe subsequently, restored by or
der Of Gen. Price.
With few exceptions our sick and wounded
are doing well, and will be able TO return 70 their
homes in few days. All our wounded could
not be brought of the field, In consequ ence Of
the scarcity Of wagons, but they were treated
where they Law.
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DIED.,

On the ll'h instant, WILEY, the son of John
ID. And sarah II Rennoe, of Washington city.
Will, little brother Wiley,
How glad | am to know
That thou art happy in the skies,
Beyond the reach OF woe,
Then wait little longer,
And will come to thee,
And there we'll be together
Through all eternity.
On the 18th, EMMA LAURIE, daughter of 8.
Emma and the late James Laurie Hutchinson,
aged IA months. "Of such is the kingdom of
heaven" ~
Now beneath the sod so cold,
Her form, her features. waste and wear
And, mingled with the earthy mould
IL all of what was loved and far;
She has put her youth and beauty down.
And passed to that celestial place,
w here her sweet spirit found crown
Not brighter than her angel fice
At Cincinnati, Ohio, on Sunday, August 18Th, of
consumption, Miss ESTHER CAfHARiNE,
aged IL yC ars, daughter Of Jane and Alfred Thorn
as, formerly of Washing ton CITY,
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Frsm Missouri.

IRoNToN, Mo Aug. 26-Reports received here
to-day give information that Gen. Hardee's forces
are Withdrawing from Greenville towards Heere's
Ferry, where they are fortfying slightly; also 20
Peyton's Station, ne irer the Arkansas line. This
seems 70 confirm previous reports that the eastern
division Of the rebels are Fastening 20 Join Sen.
Pillow strong body Of Gen. ThompsonS
forces are represented 70 have occupied Benton,
eight miles back Of Commerce, where they are
throwing up foftihcations