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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-26
LATEST FROM mARPCItS'
EEltiGY.
The ArsOnai Fired ana AbaU
dCucd by E.teut, 5Ones.

BALrIAoREi April Is.
An tho reports about thu seizure OF
lluypcr'a Ferry arc iolsc. A dispat h
dated D o'clock says that all isguiet
thcrc. There Is a mll company Of
u. :. Ari'llcrists stationed there, and n
gtrung Union population.
ThrcNcitDmcutiu boo llhimorc is iucrCns-
ing The Union men wc througinp tho
strccts, determined not to be ovrrawcd
by the Sccps5iouists. The Minute Mon
hayc the Union hag fying from thcir
hcadquurt rs. The Goyuruor aud May.
or will issue q isiut Proclamation 10 pre-
vent any Interference with the pussugc
ot the Federal troops through the city,
The Union sentiment awong the me-
chauics is almost unanimous. r
IABmsHurG, April 70.
Lieut. JoncsiF now at the CQrAslc Bar
racks He states that hearing yesterday
that GOO Nirgiuians were approaching by
the Winchester ruud 90 pcze the Arson
al, put piles Of powder IN straw, 10 all
the buildings, sad waited quietly The np-
proach Of the Packet Guards, He gave
the alarm and the garrison was set on
ire. Out-houscs, carpenter shop aud
powder fuses were set ON fire, and then
thry began 10 retreat. The citizens oil
/ llarpcr's Ferry, who were evidently IN
/ league with the party who Werc advorC.
ing 10 seize the Arsenal, were instantly
in arms und pursued aud two REGULAR.
wctr billud, the others dctprtcd before the
troops reached Hngorstown. They
j ID q (. 4 a
at Hugcrstowu, whore they took the ON,
nibus to Chumbersburg to-day. They
are all much exhausted by the mghpi
march. They We're fed by the people @
Chumhersburg, and were received witt
+, checTs along the route TO Carlisle.
sachussctts regiment at Baltimore occa
stoned much excitement amOht the troop,
Camp Curtin. They swear tcrriblD
vengeance. 5000 troops are here.
LATER.--lieut. Jones, who has orriycC
from llarper's Forty, sA son of the late
/ Adjutunt General Jones of the Unit ]
States Army. lie says as the Fedtrl
troops rushed ucruss the Potomac bHdg,
at 1aper's Forty the people rushed iutc
/ the Arsenal lie believed that lsrg
rmmb,r pershcd by the explosion. re-
peuted explosions occurred und he saw
tho light t the burning buildings ioi
many miles.
Two Ohio regiments reached here O.
night aud stay hero until the Pcnnsylys'
mans arc Icudy 10 march.
Mai. Simontsn, commander Of the
Piltsburg Arsenal, is suspected ofinfidol'
| ity 10 the Tnion and is watched by {
committee OF safety.
Gov. Hicks, of Md, declines by t,lc,
graph, to let any more armed troops pas.
through Baltimore.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-26
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Physician and Surgeon .--Office
"a hs'u street, MqFarands Block, nor,h Of skawhan
Hoaae, Tiains Ohio. aNI fr- Qua mae7 so
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-26
WI GIBSON JAMES M.PArFERso.
Gibson 81 Patterson,
Attorneys at Law.

w. u. Gibrou has resumed me practice Of law in
Seneca and adjoining counties, and associated with
hmI. NJ. Patterson, Theywil give prompt atten'
tion 10 all business entrusted TO their once In
Commercial Row, Main street, Tiiln, Ohio
aprl2.U
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-26
-Dr. Nm. nj. ENauII.

Physician and Surgeon, would re
Issctfuly iuorm the citizens of Thiu and vicinity
tat he La permanently ~ hi place, and .
riady 10 adnii nisterts the silic el Al al hours
49, oniesand resideuce corner ef Perry and Jeir
ori on streets, Tifiu, Ohio. ....-
w. o. EAPEGtA L.ATTENTION GIVEN 10 D Is
uAsEsOF THE EYE. mt1GLf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-26
/ EANDER sfIAi. wTLLiAM N, lonNsoN
Stem 81 johnson,


Attorney at Law, has resumed
= ~ taetee aud will give strict attention TO ~ 6us
ners entrusted TO him. Oice ia the corner Of Eberr
Block directly above the store room Of Mr. George
'raylor, am oppesitethe shawhaR House, apis
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-26

MAJOR ANDERSON ENrEcrrn TO SUE
FORTHWITH.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-26
Br. j. McAdOO,

Will promptly attend to all calls,
1ithsrin Tifn esuniry, In administering 70 the sf
dieted. Particular attention paid 10 Female di'eases.
Hhswer and PluRge baths connected with the office,
medieated when deemed uecessafy BY himself Once
west sfths Weoten bridge, edward, litin, Ohio.
iy3iIy II t|I ti- NHs. .H.L
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-26
j. IA. HOrd,
Noble, De WOir 4 NObIc,
E.s.PESNFeroN, {, LEE. X, DREwER
PennlngtOn, Lee & Brewer,

Attorneys at Law and Solicit
eis In Choncery, Rooms, in Singer New Block, ep'
pasito the Csurt House. TiHin, May l4th, '5s.tf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-26
&C. BeiIhar1.

Dental SurgCon,---Otiice in
shawhass Block 2d story, directly under the Tribune
Office, Murketstrcct, Ii ihn Ohio. oc23.ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-29
I. @. @. 4.
Grand Lodge of Louisiana.

THE r. W. GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA 100.
semi Annually the fourth Tuesdays in January and
July 1851 in Grand Lodge Room ODD Fellows HALL corner OF
Camp aud Lafayette streets, New Drenus
tBrcrS Jot tha present yar-kict4d swain q Crescent
mercal Lodge, No ~ r. " p Grand Master; Joseph West
of Hope Lodge, No a. r. W. Grand Secretary f. Y. Delea
deier of Southwestern No 40 T. GrAnd Treasurer
H. g. Stetson of Southwestern Lodge No 49, and f. A. Dent
W Grand Lodge of the u s.. Rev A. D. McGv Of Covenant
Lodge, No H. ". Grand Chaplain Francis kGwe, Of Mer
chants Lodge No -, W: Grand Marshal John Talon Of
Independence Lodge, No g & Guardian John Frankofd
Of Crescent Lodge, No. 8. W. q. Herald
District DepHD Grand Austers.-John r Barnett, Of Cove
namt Lds9 No. III district No . New oreals l9hn
daX; c. n Eucr ST. Landry Lodge No 26 District No g.
oPeousas j. ~ Collins; OF DeSoio Lodge No J. district No
No. Ii New iberia B. jacobs of Neh Lodge No. ii District
No Shreveport; A. MIpaugh, Of Prairie Lodge No 81
No. IL nistrtL No II. Clinton Julius Fuldn IerInaH
Lodge No. 49, District No ID New Orleans F. W Pike, A.
sumption Lodge No, i3, District No. Il, NnpoeonvIle
StHadag togaatse-Suie Of the oTdcrP. q. NJ. T. Pills
bury Tsnps LoJEe, No, q p. g. ~ qhos H. shield
Wagner, Howard No. l3 j. g. Thomas Grips, Hope, IA
Petitions and Appeals-P G. NJ j. Dunlap Howard, No.
l3 z; g., EneaS smith 1eupnr No lb = o., EdWd Bay,
BlNke, Commercial NJ l. r. G II. l.. Bruce, OreNrs NJ.
r G., J H. Gelnis9n. Lonisiina, No. Fnance-P G
stltuon and Ry Iws-F G.. t. Grnhnm Hrchnn's No. ~
p. G., H. i. Kekcy, Southwestern No. 80 T. @ Julur'
Cough, Commercial No. T. Codentia--r. a., A. Dent
Josiah FOlSer, Union, No 4.
All communications to the r W. Grand Master or Grand
Secretary should BIC Forwarded the Office of the Grant ecFe,
HENRY BIER Grand Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-29
IRsnleIa ii The Hlarksts.
y BKxseEsr 9FrIcs, Noa7tl GAKP SrRzEq, I
Tuesdas Morning. October ~, 1851.

tGs8 Tuesaas Mornings October %. 1851, )
GogroE.. We did not hear Of a sale yesterday.
III TOBACCO Nothing reported, IS Huh
SUGAR. The MARKETS dull and prices are
easier. The sales embrace about $50 hhds. at 4ae.
for Good Fair to Strictly Good Fair and 62@sc. for
yellow Clarified SO
Mol lis Is The demand is freely met at lower
prices About 1900 bbls. sold at lTD1s and t9@
oc Prime to Choice, and 100 half bbls. 1T 22ac.
ID gallon for Prime: Choice.
FLsuRs On Saturday about l2so bbls. sold at
y So 25 for uaHfanded, 50 ~ for superfne and
so " 10 stes Low Extra. Yesterday 800 bbls.
Superfne sold 1T sic. Private dispatches from
Memphis quote superfne at SO and Extra at sll
Z VI bbl.
POM ..3b bbls. Mess sold at s45 q bbi., which
ID the retail rate. ss
oeaS: 1000 sacks White sold al slsl5 q
bnsheI.
BRAN 800 sacks sold at the advanced rate of
\ ~ 20 SS 100 ibs.
WHEArss l60 sacks sold at the advanced rate
Of So v bushel
BACON "a Bacon Hams are retailing at 22c., and
Sugar-C Cured at 2a@25c. a. ID, { NE
LARD. Prime in tierces and in kegs is retailing
at 27@2ec, 10 %.
aIsgY Rectifed ia retailing slowly at e5c. o
gallon.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-29
Receipts OF proauee.

MEMPHIS = Per steamer Louisville 26 hhds
tobacco Clarke & Thienenlan--55 bxs tobacco Pat
ton & Finney-20 bbls beef Schneider 81 Wise--225
scks, bran S Ewing 3l4 do II d Burton $50 do
Vim Soery Eco 1876 do So seeks corn A bbls flour
7 A Hamilton--34 do III Z Lonsdale-+-s do Oglesby
Macaulay- rs do Thompson 4 Barnes 70 do G
n Smith-70 do " G &co5--29 do 20 seks -four to A
Bower &co-l60. do 81 bbls flour s Il Kennedy &co
LAG do 144 scks bran Hewitt, Norton &co-20 do
s pkgs butter Stevens 5 do Egan Il King 100
scks rye to Watts, peasants &co-500 sacks cotton
seed billiard, Summers &co-l5 bbls pork Mel
son Eco 1874 bids iron Il Fassman eco IA kegs
nails Folger Geo. Sc pkgs sundries A B Schafer-
stein-l6 hhds sugar 80 bhls moasses Foley, Avery
&co- 10 hhds sugar A Miltcnherger &co--2l do IS
shf bbls molasses Augustn o. Thiheault-S0 hf bbls
molasses Lauve a. Leblanc -suadfies to order.
FORT ADAMs-Per steamer Laurel Hill-lOo
.hf bbls Inolasses Haton Betterton-26 hhds sugar
60bbls molasses Hawkins q Norwood-lS bbls mo-
lasses Roman L Olivier 90 bbls moiasses Stewart
= James 50 do G Marianaux- 81 do Toledanso
Il Tayfor-l3 do Legeque & Baquie--2 do Levy &
Dieter-14 do DaSilva--l3 do 10 hhds sugar to
S Q Nelson &co-l2 bbls molasses ellis, Ferguson
&co-A40 do Braud & Iandry-15 hhds sugar to NJ B
Brady &co- 81 ht bbls measseS G 7 Buddecke IL
coo hbls melasses j Watt &co--l IS do R Bruger
so hf bbls molasses to order3a bbla molasses to
M Gordon jr- 10 do Lauye & IeBlanc--- 70 bbls so
hf bbls molasses 50 hhds sugar Y Allan &eo-- y
do l56 bblS 10 Inf bbls nloasses w Burbridge &co
--s5 hhds sugar so bbls molasses R Nugent Geo.
IS hbls 81 hf bbls molasses % hhds sugar F j Da-
Silva &co-90 bbls nolasses Payne & Harrison
bbls 20 half bbls mplasses 16 hhds sugar Menard s.
Vignaud-- Is do Perkins &co-32 do 43 bbls mo-
lasses Montgomery Il White "a dc As hhds sugar
Ar Miltenberger-,3 do 81 bbls molasses Il Dur
| rive Zoo l60 do 6s hhds sugar A Dtkelly &co--
% do Is bbls molasses to a Miltenberger &co--69
| bales hay and sundries to order-Total 502 hhds
| sugar 1916 bbls 1856 hf bbs molasses.
| DoNALDsoNyILLE-- Per steamer Acadia--e5
hi bbls molasses Payne & Harrison=-60 bbls molas-
| ses Jno Wallis &co-- 10 do % hhds sugar A Mil
/ tennerger &co- s do 40 bbls molasses Brugier-
Il hhds sugar Oiiyier--s4 do II bbls molasses to
/ Gordon jr--50 do Bell & Bouligny--63 bis II hf
/ bbls molasses u hhds sugar NJ Putnam do 80
4 bbls molasses E Shift &co-60 do Allan 5000
1 hhds sugar Braud y Landry IS do Mestea, Value
! Zoo 10 do 10 bbls molasses r Dasilva &co~-4S
1 do l9 hhds sugar to Darby Il Tremoulet-52 do 1874
| bbls molasses Roman Il Oliver 80 bhs molasses
| Rotchford, Brown eco Is do Carroll, Hoy &co =
so bbs 81 hf bbs molasses 20 hhds sugar to Mont
gomery & White--75 bbls sugar Roman & Oliver
snndries to order-Total 249 hhds sugar 7l3 bbls
III hf hbls mnasses.
FORT JACKSON Per steamer Empire Parish
La hhds sugar SO bbls u half bbls molasses tt
P Cazenaye- hhds sugar Payne d Harrison--ia
do A Roberts &co- IS hAds sugar SO bbls moias
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-29

SEES Rhorer u Znnts- l6 hhds sugar to Rotchford,
Brown s2o- SO hf bbls lnolasses Carroll, Hoy Geo
Urquhart-75 hhds sugar l. Schif- ga do "a bbls
lo5 half bbis molasses 0 Olivier hfds sugar 50
bbls molasses w & D Urquhart- 20 hf bbls molas-
252 hhds sugar 156 bbls $50 hf bbis molasses.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-29


LOUISIANA LODGE No. mceIs every Friday evening ~
room ~ D. oIN ttIo#, tl!' GfG'I,-A2ffls ttIee."H
n u; Aos. IhI4lp', v ~ ";,hct oNeR'eY NicieMy
heo Ems FeF' 0ete'"E Joseph W s'' 'te''''e''
WASHINGTON LODGE No meets every Thursday even
inE IN NarEEy BntltE5, Third Pt';'tct Officers
NJ lhHie"' feF' secretary dofn h. Talon treasurer
UNION LODGE No. every Monday evening
40 p UHI feiio%s lil ohcsrz-ID 5dledn, ~ u a. W.
~ "'t, w. 'oSit feIee IeI StsehIS Jbo' D. NUM-
ite"sHeh
CRESCENT LODGE No. 9meafs every Thursday evening
II room ~ Odd FELLOWS nj 0h'cers-t'to S~"rhlcE'
jain, Per- Secretary ~ H. Meyer, Treasurer
JEFFERSON LODGE No meets every Tluraday evening
In Jefferson nal fonria inS5ct OhlEers-W WnE n -
D NewDtiseF y r.. VI mnhR secretary M "a "op"'
feF' 9ecFe''Hy .. o. huLhE' treasurer
TEuToSIA LODGE No. 10 meets every Tuesday evening in
room No odd felio"s iHI 9lhcetH-F WNI \, @. -
MarqnaFtr v y ~ t+"RsiHth necte'dFy d. r. hehte feT'
Secretary; H. q. Fihk", ll0a'nftr'
ORLEANS LODGE Ne II meets every Tuesday evening in
room 30. "a" "o"G fE @ y n 3D. mts,I' n II
a. H. i\h'L'"' NJ = "7I'" I'll EeS'elNlJ = L.
Kenny lfel' het.
COMMERCIAL LODGE No, Il meets every Wednesday
eTe9,nE n r.2a no. 2 W"t t'I2 i'HI iettS'tsoEt
W '9nF y e j' BhGheu -; j, +" A!Wf1Eht Svcre
HOWARD LODGE No y meets yr'y Thursday evening u
room No T. odG renew i' R 'Ns Ileh - >'eTttL ~
70 y sNnsvht o. S''r, s'e''! - H"7''''
teF' sec e'"iI' - = ->"'''' i''"'''-t,
HOPE LODGE No Il iAets every "Wednesday evening in
room NJ l. lid FeoE2 h9tI DMarr d. a.. aet'I f 3
Y; - =. l'R5So%; ~ =" !, r. i, - e'I'"! ''
ni'nps' l CT 'etie'N'S = - ~" 'u"'' A'-'S','''
DELTA LODGE No u meets every hqnia7 evening in
room No l. oaf Fei,lFt ~ ,c'i !tJ'nhs1 r. w.
u ileE' ~ a. 'i"iF' e. ''-''N'' ' i~A'' 'F'
| SnTer
TEMPLAR LODGE No !" meets ever Friday evening IN
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Interior L0h geS.


DE SOTO LODGE Me- meets st B"'on Rouge Thursday
evening". icersR Hoffman, e., + Lambert v q II
eh itT Trtas si.n.'
METH LODGE No. q meets Shreveport on Wednesday
c. + scgn"n, Fer estsry + ( Malhu@p Tressursr
ST. LANDRY LODGE No. % meets onelonyas every
G"dry r. O. ocr Foirci secrety G. < EaGr Teasrsr
CLISrnN LODGE No z 'nss's Wednesday, e
secretay Henry Hardfod Per cerctay Norwood Tildou
Treasurer
day evenings. 6iicersCi saincisir n O.; A. Robichao
y. G., VIM Hunt, secrGR'y v SHIeon Per. Secretary; II
NEW IBERIA 4.oEGE No, 81 MEETS at New Iberia On
Caldwell V. c.; WIN. A. Robert secretary John Moor,
Treasurer
PRAIRIE LODGE No 81 meets at Washington on Saturday
evenings.
ASSUMPTION LODGE No. 40 meets at NapoIeonytlo on
Saturday evenings.
sye n, ohiee,sJ G oys, n G. R. A. johnson, ". g.
HENRY BIER, Grand Secretary.
"Odd Fellows Rest"
BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR lS.l-Oficers - Gardner
Smn r5eStsu - BogtmS TGss%T en[y Ber Sec
west j. NJ WinsoW, james Fu,nesrx: MemIsrs-A. W.
Es Eo Noo9 Uie Ide S No. "A"'ES"
ter Crescent Lodge No. F. Allen oTisas 9dgs No /
f Rs 1s No w. Sn5' Bier Hope Lodge No. O.
VAULTS the opening the same, applied for
the of the Secretary, Odd Fellows Hail. Camp
Prices Of Lots and ysus-Reguar lots 10 feet square,
@ S. 5 81 sS ~ o sn" ns TO TO
Lodges, $s5; to Others, $50
Vaults be opened unless certificate OF ownership be
INFORMATION relative to tho purchase of lots etc. can be had
HENRY BIER Secretary O. +, Rest
General Relief Committee L. o. O. r.
This h2d the Ffs d Fdn S erG a mg"h ct @
n G. RYERIsY President.
HENRY BIER Secretary and Treasurer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-29
Imports.

! COAST-Per schr Mary Ann rs hhds sugar II
bbls los hf bbls molasses Montgomery & White. +
COAST-Per schr Star hhds sugar Olivier
1900 bbls corn to order.
s COAsT-Pers schr Elodie- "a bbls molasses to
Jno l. Lee .gEyl .a. 5@&
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-29
r fsEEANCIS'S FEMALE CORDIAL
5BEAUTIFYISG - INv1GoRATINGl- REGULATING

For producing Blooming Complexion, Erect aud Graceful
Garbage otthe Body Cheerful Disposition Removing Botebs
Rnpons from the Face Curing Low Spirits Melan
ehely Dbess Pspitstion Of the Heart Pains tho Head,
Back Limbs Whites MI the various forms of Disease
produced by Suppressed Painful Irregular Aenstusen to
which the Female Sex is subject
IT HAS NEVER BEEN KNOWN TO FALL g.
Originally compounded for the purpose of bringing and
eguiatsg the Monthy Periods OF Women which does under
all Lsraucks Female Cordial also
proves be the best Female Ingorso snd Bensr known
Il has been fny tested Mobile and to be equal
AL 1t hns represented.
The lady Of be most prominent citizens Of Mobile hs
recently bsen cured Of Debility and Low Spirits bordering
loss OF mind through apathy inacon of By the
Lsfrano&ls Fena Cordial after all other remedies had
ailed this organ excited healthy action and hhe
once more restored to health happiness and the Of he
taIuitS and friends
Numerous equally surprtsng NEST usspsrae Fs
male sssss have eecGme the nrspr'e.rA
S~sgp55 q 'y4% wktiIHp t,H3. S-- -rt,..aur, IAL
g. araN eel =
L t4t SsS ltE4, = -. u. EsCo;,G, ,t' 49, f'Hs
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z ED RIV z R.

RED RIVER.
Leaves WEDNESDAY,, Both inst. At O'clock +. VI.
Regular SRturda Weekly Packet
RED RIVER PACKET COMPANY
49, s-For Shreveport deCt-The new, ight.drnught
passenger packe Era No. a. Ben. b. Kouu5,
Ssfssi9 master, will leave above for Shreveport,
Grand Bayou, Cempe Grrd Ecofe, Alexandria, Norman'sy
Barbn's and all intermediate landings Red riIel For
freight or passage apply on board, or -
G. l.. hOUNS Il BROS,
OIL No Front street,
rThe Era No. connects at Ae'andrjN with Era No.
MISUNDERSTANDING, Era No leaves Shreveport every Sat
urday.
ass-Thiorgh bills md through tickets.
RA clerk wll he the evee The fo OF Canal street
verv Friday morning receive freight.
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t1F s.tS E&R4, q ~. II. Ss;CtJy, GrIt = T,Es
a RI -'f'lsslon sie. CD suts, &c. - f.ttle-t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-29

Leaves WEDNESDAY, 3dh inst. NJ = 7. NJ.
FOR CPELOUSaS VIA hFCHA-
tF9Es = FALAYA-The light drAnEh passenger packet
ss5SSSa Plea yunc No. 3, II. II. Broad master, and
4sSSsss Gel ogt, Jf, eek having been put in COM
piee repair will running III the above tTadA
regular packet, will leave above taking freight and
passengers Old river, S'mnFor and ali landings the
Washing Fer fregh passage apply board
VIRGINIUS &. pENTHEl.
o26 Advertising Agent.
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DE SOTO LODGE No. meets Baron Rouge Thursday
evening" Dirers--R Hoffman, n. t., Il Lambert v q II
Spear Se,rrta L. n Col, Per. SecreaTy II. n. Mon
teilr, Treasurer.
METH LODGE No. q meets Shreveport on wednesday
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Reoe That permission be and the same is hereby aned
VIM Terry stesm engine his premises No 2t
Tehoupouas provided said steam engine be eece in
with city ordna and said engine remain dur
ing The pleasure of the Common Council
fSigned1 JAMES BEGGS,
President pro TEN. Board of Assistant Aldermen.
TSigned e. j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved October IS 1861
[signedi JOHN T, MONROE, Mayor.
A true copy
o26 St MARION A. BAKER, Secretary Mayor.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-21
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Jmprrtrr uno Gertduier puu ICetnen.
@rdnntmetneu II. Giaurrcn,
rINnbt iib tjermit ccm peutihcu Nublifum Slid
monoS unp um9etung iein rejhGutttqes Qao,,
pcn impprtjrtcn N2einen, 8ranntpeincn rno Ss.
oanG @isdrren lt empfcblcu.
Sein Tcrrat6 pom fron35f16en Hctbweinrn
fur tcmnrnoen Spmmcr 1T grc6 unt telte6t in
@telrn perihtecencn @'attungsn, mic Ct. 9uli,n
St.Gitepbc, ct. gmiliou, @pntct @ou6, Gbofcnu
gatcur, @batsau ga Jtoie, Gbatcau Qoitte. 6t,,
tcat Margonr &c, narlinter bic beIen gBeinc
wCl6e impprtirt mercen. 0trirltcn pcroen in
1ialb,n unC beim Dueenp p%ertauft; strsod as.
e,n9tre Sorten aud Sci @o0cne.
6rcn6 SranpY bea unO cuutclfartio. rrr
SnS. penneiip, Sd3eroc, 9trrct, GoNiQrn II. CO..
&ine Growers Company unp aneere Scrien IN
oCrlhitocnrg Nrciicn, ebeuio G6ampoaner. SIC
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Bin, 9(um 'c. = Son Savanna Gi9arreu INNER
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9tqes in ser gSelt muF fhpjnSen,
Stunt olcin hIeibt cipl0 orln,
lin ben 8initler ouf;ufinpen,
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Sct her WCnI9pcit btnoeoeben
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9orum trct' i'd fret unb pfen
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SoB tb bph rpilfpmmen bin.
g8aS bic Stunt in meiuer Sp9dre
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9cumt unb It6t. pns ids eeTtafcn,
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gSenn Der &clt CT btcuen fam.
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ytetnen 8rennNen un0 Dem 9eebrtcn Yutifr,f
Die Anjei8s, Dap ih an otiaen YlaBe einen lib
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lisp ~beiOrety.
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%tnltren 8in-Stpre no6 uniertm ncucn unb 40.
rnumtgen 6ouIc SIR. 1SS Sroactrn8e ,milhrn
Der 5. unp 6. perleat BADEN.
sur raS un0 tiebcr 9ciGscatte 3utroa en telens
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item SreiIrn r~erfauisn t6nnen.
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9tetne GIte impprtirte
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inter Ccr GtrmO ''U"''
M'KEEVER & BRICKEN.
unp perpcn III ibrcm Store, 90. 4 Gr6onoc
6otcl, @eorl Str., 3tl6monp, ga.
fir ii; SVl9e Elm itst5 reiaDaltiscS 2a3cr fihrrn VA, inn
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