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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-06-25
NINTH vOLUME--NUMBER 40.

opposite side of the road, where the land was
ci arel, but Col. Magruder's artillery soon dis
lodged them and drove them ont.
he rapid aud eff, ctive fire nf the Confederates
into the woods soon threw the Federal troops again
into confusion, and silenccd the battery of Lieut..
Greble Col Magruder having moved two Of his
four front rank guns farther up the hill so that he
was enabled to rake the Fedcralists, from three
points with a cross-fire.
Tie Confederate loss. IS reported, was three
men killed. aud ten twelve wounded, while the
loss Of General Pierce. is nearly quite four hun
drcd in killed, wounded and missing.
Col. Duryea and Capt. Fitzpatrick, Of his regi-
ment, is said to have bore themselves with marked
bravery, aud in vain attempted TO induce their
Zu,lave regiment to mnntain their position. Capt
kjlatrick was wounded in the eg by cannon
bali, the same bali having torn off one of Colonel
Townsends epaulettes before striking Captain K.
tIi% wounds are considered dangerous The loss
# the Zo,laves was seven killed. forty-two wound
ed, and fifteen missing.
Col Townsend. of the Albany regiment, driven
to despair by the disgrace attached to his COM
maud from their "brIsh" with Col Benedix's
Germans, is said to have exhibited reckless dar-
ing il trying to retain the good they bore be-
f7'D Hsy had bcen ,rjcd, and it deemed won
derful that Col Townsend escaped unhurt. The
Federal troops charge that the greater por-
tion Of their officers acted very badly, saving them
selves Ey hiding behind the larger trees in the
woods. -t-
The stream which separated them from the Con-
teheiate forces is only some eighteen or twenty
Yards in width, yet no effort was made to
over to charge Col. Ma.ruders battery. When
the order was az length given to retreat, the
Federal troops started in wild confusion, and Col
Magrudcr ordered his cavalry to pursue them,
which they did with deadly effect, and also secur-
Ell numbrrof prisoners. The cavalry followed
them for several miles, seriously harFassing the
rear of the retrcatins army.
The Washington correspondent Of the Phila6el-
phia Inquirer teleGraphed to that paper follOws
"At the War Department the utmost regret is
e. expressed at the renulse to our arms. At present
all severely cnndemn the course OF Gen. Pierce in
usclessly exposing his to such CALLING fire,
aud it is probable that that officer will meet with
severe corsure. The special messenger that ar
rived here from Fortress Mnnrue reports that when
Gen. Butler heard Of the affair at Bethel. he ex'
GAINED, Il will have all those rebel batteries be-
fore | eat my breakfast tomorrow morning"
At last accounts Butler had not got the batteries
and there was no prospect Of his doing so; and it
is presumed he eat his breakfast as usual! But
Ter always u humhug.
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Carpenters TOCli

Circular. mill cro>scnr. hand, ripper, pannel, rrun-
ing. grH!Iirg ennon, back, conpa>>. webb. and butc
Ct SAWS; braces and bits, Draw Knives, Chis>cl>.
Argcr>, Gmlcl>. Hammers. lalchGts, and Axes: Brick
p.>tcrrg. ard ,DnUug Fr0wels: = Screw
plates. Stocks and dies Planes Of all kinds Spoke
~havcS. Sjerliadr beveaud try Square; Spirit Levels
Pocket Levels. spirit level ValS Boring machines
Goug,rS, and in fact everlhng mechanic wants. il
great variety and at very low prices. TAILOR'S
hardware store "nd Tinwnre Depot, opposite the Man
sion House. Charlotte, y. &.
Nav ~, 1850. II
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COL DANIEL II. HILL.

This able and distinguished officer, the gallant
and >kiil!ul commander OF the First Regiment Of
North Carolina Volunteers, which fought
hnavelv in the recent battle at Bethel Church, is
destined to win cmviable laures in the present
great struggle. II we permitted to judge his
future by The past, we certainly must accord to
him great rcnuwn, for surely laid
stronger basis for great aud brilliant reputation.
Graduating at Vest Point with honor when about
The age Of twenty-five, he entered the u. 5. Army
and remained III it until after the close of the
Mexican War He was in the army under Gen.
Scott from Vera Cruz to the city OF Mexico, and
greatly distinguished himself in some of the hard
fought battles Of that campaign. A. the stormlng
nf CherultepCc he was tire second the
American side that mounted the ramparts For
his nreritorous services in this war lie was promo
ted to the rank of Major which he afterwards rs-
signed To accept the chair OF Mathematics in Da
wilson College, n ..
He discharged the duties Of his new position
with great zeal and fidelity. Notwithstanding the
arlrrous labors that now devolvcd ON him, he found
time to write and have published large work
Algebra, which was tavorabiy received. This
work excited some remark at the time, account
of the Intense Southern spri! which breathes In
some of is problems.
In 1893 when the North Carolina Military
En>ttu.e was established at Charlotte. COD. Hill
was appointed to the first place in its Faculty, aud
d, voted himself with his accustomed energy and
ability to The instruction Of young soldiers for the
Ola North State. 4. ->. ...- ..
Upon the commencement of hostitics between
Abraham Lincoln aud the Confederate States, he
was appointed by Gov Ellis 10 the command Of
the Camp Of Instruction at Raleigh. When the
First Regiment Of North Narolirfa Volunteers was
organized, he was almost unanimously elected its
Colonel
Col Hill has not devoted all his talents and
scrius to military science. lie is the author Of
two Theological works. viz: "The Sermon the
Mount" and The Crucfxon." These works
were published two or three years ago, by the
Presbyterian Board Of Publication, and were well
received in the Christian literary world Col. Hill
Ii true Christian man.
-In.person, Col Hill is about the medium height
and well propartioued. lie has dark eyes aud
hair, which is becoming slightly tnged with grey.
lie is about forytwo years old, has serions mill
tary bearing and is very rigid discipInariun.-
PetrrsJucy Erpress. -.E a7-.
In accordance with recommendation Of the
Governor of North Carolina Col. Hill has been
made Brigadier General.
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O'Clock this morning we arrived completely used
up bytwenry-four hours constant hard labor.
correspondent of the Petersburg Express says:
81 conrersed with many of the wounded enemy,
and asked them why they had quit their homes to
come here to Kill us their former brothers, who
had never ~ lured them in aEythin~! They said
twas wrong. Some Said they were forced INTO
it 10y politicians" asked one ponr wretch who
in the last ag"nies of DEATH did he or his people
think they were right in this war? lie rolled his
eyes up into mine, shook his head, and gasFed out
IN whisper, "ah, no. sr-e
YoRKTowN, June II.
" hen information received at camp that a
marauding party OF the enemy pia-ing the
house Of MIR " hitting, 3 uIes from Hampton,
Col. Hill asked for detachment OF 30 infantry to
Volunteer supp, rt for the howitzer under Maj
Randolph, and immediately 81 men of Company
(Fayetteville Lafayette LIT. Intantry) stepped
forward aud reported themselves ready for the
duty, under Lieut. +. n. Roberts of Go f. The
Whale commanded by 1t Col Lee Of the n Z
Regiment. This party catne up with the enemy "a
short distance below Mr. Writings, and as souu as
the IL dcrai hlelin9S perceived their appearances
they fed like startled tawns. So prccptare was
their i-ht that they left behind haver~acks and
booty, and seemed to be intent on saving their
lives only.
Col. lres command took one prisoner, and this
was the first capture made III the skirmiShes pre-
fnsinary 10 aud provocative Of tho battle oi D,thel
Church. .-
Ioi Nagruder yesterday thanked the troops en-
"a2ed in the battle, and complimened them highly
for their >teadne>s and courage in tie field, and
their standardization AID Iropriety Of department
III the camp. In the course of his remarks he
stated that he was aurhoritatvcly informed that
the enemy's force 5000 men and five field
pieces.
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THE NORTHERN ACCOUNT.

Many Of the northern accounts suppress the
number killed, and blame their officers for the
defeat instead of blaming the North Caronans
and Nrginians.
The following account is from the Baltimore
Republican and is the taircst northern statcu.cn,
We have 1t appears to have been furnished
by some at Fortress Monroe
Si"trmc"t .Irom Fortress Nonroe Of tEs GatHe
BY the arrival this morning of the steamer
Geur2Ganna. Capt. Pearson, from Fortress Mon
re, We ale III Ios>c>Hon of additional par icular>
reative to the battle, and the iurher details show
chat the defeat Of the Federal 1roops has been
Complete and disastrous than WAS at first re
ported. The details, as they come to hand from
'ther sources, attest that the victory of the Nr-
ginans is of uncpmmon brancy, amd the
rel ul>e of the Federal troops equally disastrous
aud di>4ruceiul.
Among The regulars at the Fortress, great sur
prise and Indignation expressed that Butler
should have permitted 50 large Il force to leave on
his expedtliun without himself accompanying
them. Both the officers aud men Of the regiments
that were ehga Led, general thing, the sub
i,cs If very uncomp mpmcntary observations on the
pat of the regulars, who claim that all the fighting
hat WAS dome by the few artIlle"yists that ac
cnnpanied th6m. The mistake" as it is off
'"c y i>"''O'' ''''''~'' Hii vi S''''''Il
DenulXe German regiment defeated Co.. Town
send Albany f"2imc"t' the latter having lnEI"-
ruuo y fled In the widest confusion, upon the fall
"f h|ee OF their mcn IS subject OF universal Iidl-
cue
Dnflrf cod'mhcd liercc as the cause OF their
'rfe"', and ii"'ce attempts to thro" the odInm
upon N'J Winthrop, WHO, he charges. gave the
order WHICH exposed the troops t. the tAttI lire Of
the t"ht' drratcs--whIle all. except Butler hm
self think he should have led the expedition.
1t IS stated positively at Hampton that Col j
Aihgrndrr was IN command Of the Confederate
"rces. which consisted Of one artillery corps. with
one hundred men and six pieces, cavalry corps
"t one hnn.Irel' and three hundred rhcmcn and
Intantry-hrr hundred IN all. All. save the CIV
airy. were an advance force from Yorktown. aud
were engaged III erecting battery where the Gu
g"grheht to"k place, to Intercept the advance Of
Butler On Yorktown. About two mics from Great
Bethel the forces of Pierce discovered two Of the
cavalry, which Was from Hampton, doing duty
ckrts.
They succeeded in capturing one Of them, who
proved to he Captain hitting. ana who IS SAID to
have allowed himself to be taken IN order TO ena.
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ilardWare!! Hardware! !! !!
\, \, n. NJ. TAYLOR

ESPECTFt LILY informs his friends and the pub
Z . lie generally, that he has added his
stock Of Stoves and Tin Ware large and complete
clOrh Of LLaIlNale. cOnsi.tinp in Fart ns follows:
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Dissolution.

The firm OF FULLINGo. SPRINGS & 60. WAS dis
solved by limitation on the lSt January. 1861.
-Tnc business Will he continutd under the name and
style OF FIL!-lNGS X SPlINGS and they hope by
integrity aut st"t attention business to merit The
same patronage heretofore LIBERAL! bestowed by their
numerous friends and customers.
The present financial crisis and the uncertainty Of
business for the future compel to shorten time
of credit Ton Twelve 10 six months 10 prompt tay ing
Customers none others need ii. k il.
All persons indebted to the old firm of Fullings.
Springs Co., must come forward and make insm cdatc
settlements aS 1t IS absolutely necessary that the busi
ness he speedily closed up "A word the wise is suf
clcnt. Jan l5, 1861.
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Ludlows Celebrated selfs
agricultural Imr lements Of al kinds

Cans, ut all the different sizes, at TAYLOR
Hardware Store, opposite Mansion House.
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A D.NGERous ELEMESr.-Whist we do not
desire or intend to urge war on females, we must
in caudor and as matter Of duty and safety say,
that females Who express sentiments disloyal to
the Southern Confcderacy should be mpclIed to
leave the same and seek refuge in a Northern
climate congcnial 10 their feelings aud sent-
mefts. Their soJ'urn among ny be attended
with serious injury our ctu-e. Ii their feelings
affiliate with Lincoln and his horde, they will i'm
pat Information detrimental to the South. Let
the police see to then.-Richps0n2 Dispatch.
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Colonel. d II Hill; 1t. Col, Lee; Major,
7 II Lane Adj't., - P"teat; Qr Master, } b +
Boone; Comlnissary, J II Wayt; Chaplain, Edwin
4 Y ates.
The Fayetteville Observer says: Two Of our
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North Carolina
MUTUAL life INSUniNCE COMPANY.

This Company the oldest and most relinble in the
state ln>n'eS white persons for of years or
1Hrg continuance Ut life. moderate terms. Slaves
Insured for five wears. two-thds Of their
market value. For in>uranc aprIv tn
TIIOS W DEWEY. Agt,
Jan 3. 1851 " NJ Branch Bank \ c.
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SUCCESSION OF EDMOND ARMANT
BY L. ERNEST DE ST. ROMES,
Auctoneer--Oflcc No. o. Exchange Alley

SATURDAI, April "a, 1861, at lie O'Clock,
~ W. III the ltOunda OF tile st. Louis EXchange Louis
street tween Royal and Chartles virtue of an
order from The Honorable thu Second District Corr of New
ore dated March 49, lS6l No. Is sold ut public
Alclin!-- F
A l. T OF GROUND with the buildings thereon -a/
situate t. The Second District Of this city, the saare
bounded BY Royal Cont bienv lie anil Bourbon streets WH
hvu. 81 fee inches front Royal street by l20 feet in
depth. The buildings cmpriac Il hree.,tury brick yelling
lou slate rooted No. II Royal, having the first floor
large occupied BY Ms Foulon 4 Brocard no
ic the md floor ge purOrs with SLIDING
ird floor. tour bedrooms two-,tnry lex building With
terrace adjoining the muiu nuildn having five
or used as Kitchen wa,hhon'e anti etc.
wo>tny brick bulnZ. sltt-rp fed used coach
and stables; yard tagged large cern wHter,work coach
ga;es, etc, etc.
|. ANTON negro boy, aged about Il wears.
ANTOINE, AHA, ROBIN, negro boy, aged about 5
year,.
E8y~TERNS AND CONDITlONs-The slaves: one-h,lf
cash aud the balance ynr notes. by COUPONS salts.
ac:Uy end ed secured by and he ring
per per from date until maturity, ami y r
cent from mat Ty till paid. lh' house and lot Royal
street one-thd ca H. and the Ia and tw years
n0es by up0n>, secured by and the Of the
policy of insurance. and bearing iWtre q per
nun ON date till maturity, and cent from mntur-
lily I'll paid.
Acts If src before Thco. Guyo Es., Notary Pdbic at the
expense OF Tie pIrchas-is.
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A YER'S SARsAPARELLA, \

~ tty D. signed 70 lie. The mos 1tirrl AIrtiy. that can
be mMe concentrated e&tr"c, Of Para SIR ap"riJln 50
afford efecliv" ando'e for the diseases Sasaprila Is
rruuted to 1t is believed that such rcmc y is wanted
by those who suffer fran liuS and tH
which will accomplish their Of immense ice
to This large class Of afflicted fellow citiCns How com
plctev this will do m been proved bv experiment
Of the worst be found Of the following
plnins
Diseases, Ulcers Pimte Bloches Tnmor Salt RheIn, Scald
Head, Syphilis and Syrh1i Affections, McrCuru Disease
Indigestion, EryRca Rose st Anhonys Fire and indeed
the whole class of Complaints arising from Impuriy of the
Blood
This compound will he found great o health, when
taken in the spring expe the fon nmo which foster in the
them many ranking disc drrs npped in the bud Multi
ude by the aid Of this remedy, themselves from the
the sysrem will strive itself corrupos. assisted
to do this through the natural channels Of The body by aera
find its impurities bursting through the skin in pmple., crup
onS or sores "ense when yon find is obruc"d and slug
ngs will tell Even where particular disorder is
felt pepe enjoy letter health and live Longer for cleansing
this pRbulum of life dordered there be lasting health
Sooner ter something must and the great
chnery of life is t!1sDrdered overtime
Sasapa has and deserves much the reputation of
pisenr these Cndf nt the world has been egiegosy de
all the thai is Claimed Tor it. because many
preparations pretending TO be concentrated extracts of con
tain but little of the Nirtne of Snrrln or anything else
nnring late the public have been mSed by large bot
ties pretending give quart of Extract OF Sursna for
dollar Most of these have hen frauds upon tho sick for
they not only contain hut little i any FrSnH bt often no
curative properties whatever Hence, bitter painful dap
pontment followed the Of the various of Sars
pan which food the market un'il III name itself is justly de
pc and has become will imposition and cheat
Still call this comnnud SarsaOA and intend to supply
snch remedy shall the from the load OF 0b'o
Guy which upon think we hay" ground for be
Loving has virtues which irresistible by the ordnr
of rhr diseases il intended In order their
complete eradication from the SYSTEM the remedy shond be u
diGonNi' taken 1ecorlins to diTecos on the bottle
Prepared by Dr. J. G. AVER, Lowell, Mass Price, 81 per
81
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y. Ii. WALTON,

u II TON
We NE " "A II O-<a
~@~~~>~>~~~~~>~>~
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON STREETS-VERY ST.
O nj and bindings
corner of Camp and Common srcets-nt action
Nv n 111,rron-
DIX j. d. w ALLY
Auctinue4r-OOi 40 Camp ntreet
yr%VgTru,snaU .,,:, ~ VOC, 80
~ ~ tAphAh 80 i5uA, az = O'CLOCK
p W;, D .'u , ,t "I ".olscrH t,NcuInge, 70
I'll ~ x It" ~ IN ~ w G
, +hh NlS DIR ~ " htouNb situate a
-, r' !; ~ f, u. N"tlp 'nu N'ohio reefs le'A"rht
nn r If ~ r, ,,p SHer, o' y ufp.n ~. front Of
we VI % ~ iae[tF, on lee' cn ,nd nes OF
.e NY @ q ent 'uches Oh me roht nae WIN nv
''"'S SUE t'o'S oStupeu ny lle GUN hH
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EyILI.SBORO'. N. c.. MILITARY ACADEWY.
THIS institution. ely mcorrora,ed and OF thoroughly
scientific and Military character undcr the cnnnucl OF Col
Tew formerly Sneriuenden Of the State Military Academy
At Columbia S. G. The Annual Encnmpmen heg'i~ about the
mid lie Of May Fer circular address the Superintendent
nl2 ErMnWe&Fr&6iW
TREOLE SHIRTS MADE To ORDER AT SHORT
~ notice. Measures taken LEIGHTON BlIANC'S, cor
ncr ST Ghnres and Canal Streets Factory, No. ia Chroe-
let New 0rl inl6 FIN
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PRIZE BO1T BUILDER TIT
OF THE SOUTH E1s
J. MAHONY, AIglers, La,

;. WAHUNY, AEsIcFs, La"
VIII furnish shortest ice hui on the most approved
models Pleasure and Race Yachts Club and Skeleton Row
Boats Shin Schooner and ST. RmbnN YAwlS Skits and Row
Boats Of all descriptions built at the shortest notice.
Also on hand
Oars Spars Blocks and everything appertaning to Yacht
fitting OH hand and for sle at the lowest market prices
m2S ly&W
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AUCTION SsLES.
'AhL y, PROPERTY FOR INvEsi7 BENT, and V Err z
BY GARDNER SMITH 81 co.

- I'M FOR INVEST WENT, and YER
valuable Tor residences in the ri st D 8rIr
BY GARDNER SMITH 81 co.
Successor to J. A. Beard 4 Co
GARDNER Smith, Auctioneer
Oifce, No. 81 Common street
SATURDAY, April 30, at IL O'Clock NJ a4
~ The st. Charles HeG' EEchnn(se sold '7 va
TWO LOTS UF CIR ND in square bounded BY ST Cha
Gate EayHdJ street Car rd-le tre street Gallo ~
and Ito streets, measuring each Is on
Charles by lis feet inches lines Leph 10 an
alley II feet vide Hoa in use 81 Jhe property.
Inc Improvements comprise double Two StOy House
continuing Twelve hsif throughout vibrant
RTh ciaterT The buildings are in fine ord
ne vendor EII Sp Month for tile premises M
eaTERM5She purchaser nssnme three notes each for
al! balance cash '' ~ - ''
the no der Of the nut t~' ~ "
Also. ONE LOT nF GROUHD in the ,ts1arc bopndr4 ~,
Franklin Q4e Bentp }, Clio Fertule, aud Caiona q ri.
measuring" feet IL inthes and Franklin NJ ~
iret in dep II, ' ~ 80
TIL imp crnsist Of One-Storv DoubIe Co,ts,
House and TwO-SOry Kitchen. Cern ohn1srs etc al
hIIt last TcIaf uni!I the Let Of tr+
oocr AT 5lS t@1r'h the half 6I3 .h
nj IEM~-5tJ cash, the faance years for
notes bearing g. cent.
cent with mortgage. F
transferred to vendor. r'
the purchaser " 49, "+ aia
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BY C. e. GIRARDEY & CO.,
G. Z. GIRARDEY, Arctioneer,

G. E. GInARDEY, Arctioneer
Office No. 81 Magazine street
- ;h" and & sSl r IN S, Sansrn
g" TG mn m TeG At nmie @meon 9d to the
pose % % Te ER HT rEd n ~ c?Fe9 e r
the improvements hecon in the First District in The
bounded by Tch9npouas Religious, Orange
Two Of said lots de enatel 4 and B. measure each
parallel linz Of g feet II inches. he corner Of
my oher rs rdioi each measure together 6s
ys' nr "nn cs IG oH or "n N5eT by depth be-
p g"se+ o wig G ,5' f., in g . mpi.iE Two Story
Press capable OF boxing and COMPRISING Cotton Every thing
= T.REE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the
ES niTtrel in The square bounded by Io,d" eayete date
ands on pan drawn by A. Hsnin Warr s5 %e a nS de-
posted in ne office of P. G. C"vris Notary rn5 this
inch and line front on Poydrs street. By 3 feet inches
Together w,ti, he improvements, comprising Two Story
Brick Cotton Shed, Slated roof. 50 by 80 with Hand
PTS| capable of ooAins and connrrssTE Cotton
ness TEe contiEnit to the nrs Pesscs and nr
ton lakes them very desirable to PARTIES wi hing engage
eS.TERNs-Property Firstly Descrihpl-Sl5O, cash p1r-
chaser nssm raymet Of two notes dncI 2,h May $50
and payable for - each $3.50 payable and from
ing inter- ST n he rate Of Pr cent per ann aud if paid
price 5oo 10 be rat and the residue thereof in
years the date se noes to he gi therefor secured by
rate of rer cent from day of sale until maturity and
rroperv secondly Observation-Disclosures $500 cash,
nrd ASSUME nnymen Of Two roe ecnrd nv mosog" on the
payable with interest from tlnd per cent after
% JUL" "y ISL " "Sd 1T ner " sqS
on p'jd up to that dare The balance to he pa rqr
privilege on the properly and hearing III,
h notes Of the yt be .wm t" her own order
hI nv them endorsed The mGrgGge n," canse alloy
mortgage The property be insured by the purchaser
penSe Of the purchasers, aiO
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7 OUIs1ANA STATE INSURANCE COMPANY
OE9IUE NO. SO CAMP STREET,
CaFEtsai 5;st;D. OOb.
Rso-QRa.
J.LapoiIa. r. Il. Harrts,
Theodore Froii ]. N Eobsrt,
:. D. Grief, J. A. bonnatGnr
Jacob gylly Aldtliso Laundry,
t. HsnlcStSp,
Ths Company will rat transact business on tie iss %
sAPTEBRER Next and viii insure sgRnsthe r6rs Of tbs
seas riors and osa damage by Are And aLsus risks aa
she current rAtes of premiums.
cash premium of FIFTEEN PER GENT will ae-
| no45a % those iuEuFiug in luis obe7.
| E,GAEUCIE4u, President
| a. ?CoLsr, 3scretnEy-
! xsT OrleGus, August I 1859. salsS
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Ayers Cat1lartic Pills,

numbers Of Clergvmen Physicians Statesmen and en-
have lent their
leed usefulness remedies space here win NOT
permit the them The named furnish
gratis American Almanac in which they given; with
also full descriptions Of the above complaints, and the
that shond be .owed their
Do be put off by nnnhcjped dealers with other pre-
partitions they make profit Demand Ayers and take
The sick the best aid there is for them and
they should have it, - -.
All our remedies are for sale by JOHN WRIGHT & CO.
Nos ISL Chartres street. New Orleans and by all Drug
gists. ml5 6m6W