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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-08-15
INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE.

The following letter and reply has been ham
cative without comment:
CANT BUTLER, NEWPORT NEWS.
VIRGINIA, August 4th, 1861.
MAJOR L. A. KIMBALL, 9th Reg. n. Y. Vols. ::
We the undersigned officers of the LIST Regt.
Vermont Volunteer Militia, being about to de-
part to our native State, to be mustered out of
the service of the U. S. Government, do hereby
tender to you our kindest regards, and hope ere
long to see you in your appropriate position,
the commandant of Regiment of "Green
Mountain Boys" of such men as you have here
tofore led to victory on six different battle fields
in support of the honor and flag of your coun-
try; and we ardently desire to see you again
manfully fighting at the head of Regiment,
leading to victory, honor and glory, the citizen
soldiery of your own much loved State, Te,mom.
Most Cordially Yours,
H. WORTHEN, Mai. LIST Regt. VT,
II. STEVENS, Adjt LIST Regt. V. V. NJ,
o. S. FUTILE, Capt. 9th Co.,
SALMON BUTTON, I'd Lieut. 9th Co.
d, X. ANDROSS, Capt. 4th Co.,
JOHN b. PICKETT, JR., LIST Lieut. 4lh Co.,
ROSWELL FARNHAM, I'd Lieut.. 4th Co.,
WILLIAM w. PELTON, Capt. Cd Co.,
S. L. WOODWARD, LIST Lieut.. I'd Co.,
WILLIAM SWEET, ID Lieut.. I'd Co.,
L. S. HAYWARD, Capt. 9th Co.,
c. w. ROSE, LIST Lieut.. 9th Co.,
O.W HEATH, I'd Lieut. 9th Co.,
ID. b. PECK, Capt. Co. II,
o. G. MOWER, LIST Lieut.. Co. II,
JOSEPH BUSH, Capt,
WILLIAM CRONAN, LIST Lieut.,
c. A. WEBB, LIST Lieut.. comdg. 9th Co..
+. b. COVE, I'd Lieut.. 9Th Co.,
A. b. JEWETr, LIST Lieut.. lst Co.,
J. ID. SHERIDAN, I'd Lieut.. LIST Co.,
c. G. CHANDLER, Capt. Sd Co.,
ii. L. PERKINS, 1st Lieut.. Sd Co.,
+. L. BELL I'd Lieut.. Sd Co..
VIM. Y. V. RIPLEY, Capt. 10th Co.,
GEORGE I. ROBERTS, LIST Lieut.. 10th Co.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-08-15
windhom Comfy Senators.

Windham County Senators.
JOHN C RICHARDSON of Westminster
FARLEY STARR Of Nottingham;
BR0UGllT0N n. HARRIS Of Irattlcboro.
County Omccrs.
ASSIST ANT JUpGKs, MARSHALL NEWTON Of Newane,
IRA GOODiIUE NJ Westminster;
STATES ATTORNEY JABEz d. DRIDGMAN Of buckingham;
SHERrF, GORIAM Jr., Of Wilmington;
1IGH BAnirF, ..".J0IlN HUNT Of Vernon.
Judges OF Probate.
Dist. Of Marlboro... ROYALL TYLER Of Drattleboro;
Dist. Of Westminster, ABIsIIAt sTODDARD Of Townshend
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-08-15

AMERICAN INSTITUTE or INsTRUCTIoN.-The
event to succeed week of camp-life, MS ii wore
in our village, is the gathering of teachers from
all parts of the free states, for the discussion of
topics relating to their vocation. SO far as
may be judged at present, the attendance is to
be large, and the presence of such men as are
announced to participate in the exercises can
not fail to make the occasion one of great in
tcrest, not alone to teachers but to all our citi
zens and those of neighboring towns. AS we had
supposed, an appeal TO the citizens for the en-
tcrtainment of the female teachers, as provided
in other places, has been cordially responded TO-,
and arrangements which must prove adequate
and satisfactory are being made in this matter.
The exercises of the Institute will occupy
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of next week,
and from some quarters teachers will arrive
Tuesday evening. Families should be prepared
to receive them at that time. A list of the
families 10 whom teachers will be sent is with
Charles L. Mead, Chairman Of Committee of
Reception, and as far as possible the allotment
of guests will be conformed to the preferences
of heads of families if they shall express any.
In the canvassing of the village for places of
entertainment, it is supposed that some families
may have been omitted, If any such are will
ing to take one or more teachers for the time
designated, or if any family is able to do more
than at first proposed, the committee will be
very glad if they will hand in their names to
the chairman, as they desire that the arrange
ments may be ample enough to provide against
an unusual number, should that contingency
occur.
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II HE w
BAD NEWS FROM MISSOURI,
GEN, LYON KILLED.

Sovero Engngement &C Springfield.
HEAVY LOSS ON DOTlI SIDES-FEDERAI. 500
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-08-15
Good Financial Prospects.

At the bank meeting in New York, Monday,
when Secretary Chase was present. the most cor
dial feeling was manifested toward the federal
government, and apropositon agreed to that
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-08-15
ROYAL o. FIFE.

The families of these soldiers, Ito whom We
have sent word), their friends and the public
will gladly learn of their health and safety,
although sorry for their present condition. Of
The missing who were wounded it is but reason
able to presume that they are in some of the
camp hospitals at Manassas where it is said our
wounded receive good surgical aid an / care
from our surgeons who were taken prisoners
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-08-15
LOCAL INTIGLLIGENCE.

News FROM SOME OF OUR MISSING BOYS
We have received letter from Corporal Royal
o. Fife of Company c. ID Vermont Regiment,
who is one of the missing at the battle of Bull
Run. This letter is dated Richmond, July "a,
and was received by us on the 18th of August,
via Louisville KY, and its envelope is post
marked "Richmond," adams FIX. Co. Louis
ville'ond Louisville, KY" Toitare affixed two
3 cent U. S. postage stamps, one of which ap-
pears to have been stamped at Richmond and
the other at Louisville The contents of this
letter are as follows:
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-08-15
BEN MCCULLOUGH AND GEN. PRICE
KILLED.
Retreat of the Federal Forces Undor Genert
Siogol

The war department at Washington on Tues
day received dispatches from Major General
Fremont saying that Gen Lyons aid reports a
severe engagement at Springfield, with heavy
loss on both sides, and Gen Lyon killed. Gen
Segcl took command of the federal forces, re-
firing in good order from Springfield toward
Rolla.
A private dispatch is said to have been re.
ceived at New York, stating that the notorious
rebel COMMANDERS, Ben Mccullough and Gen
Price were killed at Springfield, and that our
loss was eight hundred.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-08-15
A Rebel Attack Expected.

The rebel generals, Beauregard and Johns
ton, driven by pressing necessity to keep star
wing army ,ogethet, it is said contemplate an
attack upon the position of the Union forces,
engaging at the same moment all the points of
our lines, and plunging in on some weak point
with 10000 or $4,000 men. But no fears of
the result are felt among the federal forces.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-08-15

The following letter and reply has been ham
ded US for publication. 1t is sufficiently indi-
cative without comment:
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-08-15
Ex-Ministor Faulkner Arrested for Ire

The arres, of ex-minister Faulkner, for trea-
SON was effected at Washington, Monday, by a
detachment of the provost guard. lie was con-
veyed to Jail and not permitted to hold cores
pondence or conversation with any of his friends.
1t is said that he has accepted a commission rs
trigadier general in the rebel army. His per-
not aware of doing anything to Justify such
proceedings, and would have had his accounts
with the state department settled TO- the same
dnV
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-15

CONFEDERATE STATES MARsHAL's SALE.
CONFEDERATE STATES DISTRICT CONFEDERATE STATES
COURT, vs. SHIP ARIEL, ETC
District of Louisiana. No. Is.
DIX NIIsEU Il of n writ OF VenditIont tx
ID ponas directed IN the above ent,tled it will
coed sell the highest bidder SATURD AY, It'll day of
September 1861 IL o'clock NJ the Merchants and Ac
toGeer Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomllouse streets BE-,
THE SHIP ARIEL, her tackle apparel and furniture etc,
(of 1873 81 80 onsl
TERMs--Cash at the time of Adjudication,
Confederate States Maha Office New Orleans OH day of
August, 1861 --.--
C. B. BEVERLEY,
aul0td C. S. Marshal.
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tsg,ssyzgg5s Loss DN TElETH-Dr. J. WEST
lr4S% H. St. Charles street, continues supply the
DE LOSS OF TEETH without spriugh,
upon his new principle of self adhesion. Thi.
method procured him universal approbston and is
nlendsd being be ingenious system of supplying RTI
EJCIA TEETH hitherto invented snd in all restoring
perfect articulation and nasicaton and perfect natural
appearance defy detection by the closest observer Dr.
Vests method hng teeth with gold combines all tbs modern
improvements ToEe interested wilt And these statements 70 be
entirely nnd gcrupuouBy Dr. ". hs
thanks to irhaGn8 Of New Orleans and vicinity the
extensive practice n0y hove favored him with for the last teen
years Office and residence liz ST. Charles strea second doc
from 1iafa yette Square. as5
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CONFEDERATE STATES MARsHAL's SALE.
CONFEDERATE SITES DsTRIcT CONFEDERATE STATES
COURT, SHIP GHAS, A. FAR
District of Louisiana. WELL, ETC. No. 10.
pY VIRTUE of q writ of Venditi0ni Ex-
ID ponns directed the above entitled suit will pro-
coed to sell the highest bidder SATURDAY. 7h day
Of September 1861 at u O'clock NJ at the Merchants qud Auc
oneer Exchange Royal between Canal and Custom
house
The Thirteenth siXteen,hs of SHIP CHAS A. FAREWELL,
her tackle and furniture ETC.. taf l29S 81 80
TkRMS-GASh AT the time of adjudication.
Confederate States Marsha pCe New Orleans, OH day of
August, 1861.
c. B. BEVERLEY,
aul0td G. S. Marshal.
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coNFGpERArE STATES MARsHAL,s SALE

CONFEDERATE STATES MARSHaL's SALE.
COURT SHIP JOHh H. JAZZ
District 81 Louisiana } Wis AND CARGO. No. s.
DY VIRTUE of writ of venditioni Ex-
Id ponas directed III The above entitled suit Will
proceed sell the iches bidder AY 7th day
September 1851 Il oc,ock, NJ at the Merchants and
Auconeers Exchange Royal street. between Canal and
CustOIiouse
THE SHIP JOHN H. JARVIS her tackle, apparel, and fur
nture, etc,
TERMS-Cash ut time of adjudication.
Confederate States asha office New Orleans 9th day of
August, 1861
au1ntd S. Marshal.
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CONSTABLE7S SALES.

Parish OF Orleans. EFT. No. 1926.
pY VIRTUE of a writ of fieri facias, to me
ID directed the Hon D. F. Mitchell Second Justice Of the
Peace for the Parish Orleans will proceed sell pnbc
auction, the steamship landing opposite South Market
street MONDAY the l9h day of August, 1851, at u
O'Clock NJ - ..
4 CERTAIN WOODEN FRAME BUILDING on the steam
shin landing South Market street said building
being lately used for coffee house and known the Spot
Together with said building consisting OF coffee
fixtures, glasses, bottles pictures, assorted
liquors, furniture, ETC., e'c,
Seized in the above suit
ana * la ". H WATERS. Constable.
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NHEsThUT GROVE WHISKY!
CHESTNUT GROVE. YHIsl

rhe Proprietor of the above cELEBRATEp WHISKY de
rs the arice TO she and CT city
and country, as the Hs&
Purest DtTusahle ski.nuiamG
which has prepared for medical It proves itself
cordial heanfu and invigorapg enfeebled
whether oy ege disease. It sdsied from the best and
sa nutritious properties preserved by
pecusry his own whereby Fus Oil and other noxious
gradients known contaiued in the Wt8ky general ue
completely separated that absolute purity Ct h
ticle from any foreign atn1iItureis guaranteed.
In addition to following testimonials from the ost er
men; of Philadelphia, New YORK. and Eas
ton the State Agricultural Society endorsed With heir
Diploma and Dr. Jackson Boston, hss testified nndar cath
to Its abaoute purity. Readthe following
CERTIF ICATRs:
Philadelphia, seps.9. 1893.
We shave carefully tested the simple of Chasnr; Grove
Whisky which you 49, contains ofae
poisonous FuE OIL which ia the character
site and injurious ngedsnt of the Whskss general
BOOTH, GARRETT cAAAC.
t. AnalTtcal GheIaists+.
-. New York, Sept. 3, 1858.
Ihave analysed sample Chestnut Whisky received
from Dr. Charles Wharton, Jr of Phaderha. and having
carefully pieasedto that il Is entirely Tres
poisonous ieletsrous substances II is al unusually
| pur and fine favored quality Of WHISKY.
LANES R, Chiffon, Analytical Chemist,
| Boston, March I, 1859.
have chemical analysis Of commercial samples Of
Chestnut Grove hisky which proves bs tr fheheavy
| Fuu oils and perfectly pure and unsdu,srsted. The
this Whisky derived from the In mann
| featuring It, Respectfully,
| A. A. HAYEs NJ. D., state Assayers
| -. Nc. l6 Boyssen street..
CHARLES WHARTON, Jr., ~
sa- Wholesale Agent,
lis Walnur street,
| Ia trEI PHILL1zIpETi.
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sxe1rDE Jrs-rcE DE- FAX, (. SIMEON vs. JAMES GoH
rylf L. 7 NhkS: rh[ oittT 10 w. 49,

ssgarDE Jrs-1cE De FAX, *, SIMEON Vs. lanes COY
psroiT rs3 4 6 u WgAfiERs1Eo i7o5. " "
T1N VI1IkTU dina writ de nsri aaf1a H.;
dc Pax pour Ia pc drleans. dans lafsre
procederai MERCI.EDI. 81 daout lS6l n'dl fhoA
de- la Cite rue les rres DIES haSlIA
OF du Camp a penean dc -. =, ,,
I'm TERRAIN sitgE daHs ePrerier District de eette VIE
daus riet borne par Bertrand P0ydras PeT Ell fe
DIDO di. terrain ayan facade de 30 peds p9pceS e1
iEnes PeTddo profondeur de III peds e d
ioman rencognnre des Perdido e. pelr gu on
iiet quill apert coquis dresge Thornton op
so dpu5 rover Ia Vile date du 81 de decembre 1911 st
T. a!aienaI.t Or 1sE bureau.
| Satsf dams 'afaire CT dessus.
CODI rIOESGette criee Giant la seconde ct dermere IA
dte rroprilt Reimbursement adugee plus oant ct der
enehtrisseur prx qu oer douEe io
de- credit arqu6eur billet secue onne ct
| sol7ah!e suivant que Ia loi lexige.
acquGreur paea compliant ct DEDUCTION dn
Indication les ais selevan 10 de SID
| frl6 u ANIL w Il. WATERS. Constable.
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sss SrvRAyERREDGE HALL, DELIGHTFULLE
Estimated The Piney Woods, Covngton La. will re
open during the winter for the reception OF FkIaie
and other guests offers unusual Inducements to nvalds and
those seeking beneficial influences of dry equable South
en climate and good chaybeae and springs with the
retreulelt OF u country home. .
The subacrber a.ers hmself his patrons will be satla
ned with the that will be paid their comfort and
joyment. o.. - ,,->1rneon
"a dIrp-2tavtf D. W. Henderson,.
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sHERIFEDa SALES.

SECOND JUsrrck's GoUeT TX, SIMEON VI. JAMES COY
4''oD u o'lS~D'' WATERs1yo i7c5.
DY VIRTUE of writ of fieri fsctas, to
ID directed by the Hon D. r. MITCHELL Second Justice Of
the the parish Of Orleans IN the abo7e entitled sHt
will proceed ae public aucton in the barfeon Of the
City Hotel Common street, between Magazine and Camp
gtreets WEDNESDAY, 2t day Of August, 1851, at IL
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the First Dis
trc Of % city, In the square bounded by Bertrand Poydras
rsr and Perddo streets said lot having front Of 30 feet
ana Perddo street depth Of 10 feet the
sa ID forming Of Perdio and Prieur Streets on
sid square As by sketch drawn b. W Thornton 1oup
on eTu?y CITY Surveyor dated December 81 1851 and
deposited in my Office
Seized In the above suit ,-, a., - ,,,..1 /,
being second ard last enctinn the said lot Of
rnd Will he defter ndc ID 10 tie highest ard last bid
a for vaeyer 1t viii bring twelve months ced the pnr
c;assr furnishing bord win God and ootvet security con
earoyG 10 lrT Said rurG4ser stall haze TO dedac
and av in cas- the 0. costs in he above case sJ
aDou SlTJ. ~ n ,r.rEpq co,gahts
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zvzs .,-,-x-,,x. NEW RAILROAD =sAa-
"a f-Ssshsa4ss 49, ROUTE IN K&H3
sf tsssfgs 1S9ssEssass4t TO TEyAP. naat&aHeEa
UNITED STATES MAIL. LINE.

TyeptytouY risks iiscorsorts
of sea voyage greatly diminished by the ~-
aass 9rtes ,OEse1o-sss.s and 6. W Hzfrosd,
= TO BERwTGK'a BAY.
~ tho spenotd ine Of STEAMSHIPS, ali br
2resl for this rsde, with snreFof ststeoo Accommodations
pss6engefS
LFAyIE7 THREE TINES WEEK.
s........ GEN. RUsK
To4sabine Pass and Galveston.
WEDNESDAY .cRIZABA.
SATURDAY. ~ KATAGoRDA.
ToGsIvestou and Tndanos. ls
CARRYING THE UNITED STATE MAILS.
M~The ferry running 10 tbs Railroad Leaves the landing foes
ST Foloaae nearly opposite JsckhoE p'cocE
b. the morning. Tickets may
81 tie Railroad Office of Peter LeTes etrsets ep
square daily IND at the nsos betefe dsPsr
ura OF the Texas trains
Fraghts this Line every days sun
lays excepted above landing Insurance ais I
thSn5by TIE River Line "a Atasf E
o28tf BENZ 2. FlIANi1ERs Ssafy.
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Asaa CHARLES T'HKESHfF, tsUCCEssOR
@esSST0 ELLIS TI1RESHIED importer and Dealer in
~ Hardware Cutlery, etc.,
V . No. lO4 Poydras between Camp and ST. Chsrlsh
Builders Hardware and Crates.
Cabinet end House Furnishing Ha are,
Carpenters Toolsio Vat variety.
sEv-Tor sal e'ar extremely low prices. ny
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-15

ssA THE ABITA SPRINGS-MRS F. A. sssss
BfJSSERE respectfully to her friends ss
iand public generally that her house is now open
The reception visitors The urvaled electric medicinal
baths be enjoyed perfection, as the facilities for
bathing greatly and improved Her table,
as heretofore will abundav supplied and every attention
will he paid comfort of nvas She earnestly trusts by
her untrng exerons satisfaction TO all who may honor
her by their patronage Being situated at pleasant driving
distance he villages of Covington and Mandevie il
ders the drives those places convenient.
The Aba will be attendance at the landing 81
Covington convey passengers 10 the Springs.
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saA, ALLEGHANY SPRINGS ~
::;,i MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VIRGINIA. Iz94szh.

This celebrated watering place will be opened for tie recep
ton OF visitors the list DAV OF JUNE
Located 81 the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
they are access afford the best security for families
Each nepar supervised by the propriet0rs who will at
tend personally to the wants Of their guests. .
The ProprieIos aer themselves they never so well
prepared at the present season.
A full supply Of Ice has been secured.
Passengers the Ral!Ioad ShawSve aud Will be car
RED in tnu horse Jnpuses fine road TO the Springs.
These unri walled for the Of Dyspepsia
ie6 i'm BOOTH, CALHOUN II co.
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DEUxIEax CouR DE DIsTRIcr2 SUGGESTIONS ELIZABETH
d. 10 Nouvele. Orleans. LOUISE BIAEC-No Is los.
A Wis est par lie present doHane aux cream
n de la die
peut concener dsvor denre dix ours ter de
Publication rGisons pour esGueeS
prosecute mar ltEx6cueur Test8nensire
sion point approuve honoogue les onds
repartis conformemeIt dit compte.
Par Ordre de Ia Cour.
alit II Is f. MICHOJ, D6puts t3refier.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-15

WRIGHT d. cos CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
j popular Family Medicines which they offer to supply
Druggists Dealers at Propretors lowest Wholesale rces
general Depot Special Agency Nos ISL and ChRrtreHHtreef
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DEuxrESE JUSTICE PAX fFRANK BoRGE, ponr lnsa
parois ps~ d'o Orleans o,GALIAGHAN-No. 25ie:
INN VERTU dun writ de fieri facias, moi
II adesst par lhonorahe D. F. MITCHELL seconde Justice de
Paix pour Ia parosse dorltans dams aare ci;esus e
nrocsderai lie MERCREnI, 81 d'aout 1851 a midi City
Hotel de la Commune entire les res du Camp Ct des Ma
UN CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE 81 ne dams le Troisieme
District de cee ve dams ilet No Il borne par les rueS ur
nnhar Port Girod favenue Lafayette lie dit lotiasau
face Urquha ct :oruian rencognure es nes uqq
hart Port pieds de face proondeur
O0 peds ene gnes PARALLELS, snvant plan tiF+ J.
Dtmcourr depue voyer de la VILE date lie q de jun 1851
InaIntenant iGpose Office
| Saisi dams ahaire ci-dessus .
CpNDTTIONS-C0rnptant gn moment de Reorganization.
| iyl6 % at2l W H. NAll.ta, IolsIaole
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LEGAL NOTICES.

szcorp DISTRICT Couar SUCCESSION OF SAMUEL s.
Of New Orleans LITTbEFlEbD.--sos Ibt5Es.
NOTICE is hereby given 10 the creditors
lS Of this and 10 all other persons herein to
they have Why the account presented by the
Of this estate shoHd not be honoogaed and ap
proved funds distributed In accordance herewith.
By order Of the Court.
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hAILROAD TRAVELLING.

- -, MEMPHIS. GRENADA
fnsss grF3 Orleans Air Eine-missts-
Gg3as1 sippi and Tennessee Railroad and its
connections. &c., .,,..y,. -
This road inst opened making close and reliable CON-
necens with the Mississippi Central RaToad st ana
FIFTY-THEEE NILES Of travel and several hours time ara
saved.
Passengers Nashville Louisville and the North can spend
Memphis and still make good time and re1a5s
Connections over ffs line as any other. This line RE-
DUCES the TIME, the DIST ANCF, and the 8 ARE, .
Passengers leaving the Great Northern Railroad !epot
the foot Of Glope street. at o'clock f. M arrive IN Memphis
al $50 the morning.
For through Tickets reliable information, inquire at the
Ticket Offices the New Orleans Jackson and Grea Northern
Railroad. -
New Orleans July n 1861. iySl If
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STATE or LOUISIANA.
PariBh OF Orleans, GItg Of New orr Gns.
Re remembered, this 18th day Of August 1861, be-
fare me the subscriber Of the Peace IN and for the
city aforesaid personally appeared Pacde ForaH President
and Emile peBuys Secretary of the Star Mutual IosErance
Company Of OreaaB who being duly according 0
Law do dep9ss and that the above accounts are uSt ard
trne and Transcript the books Of said Company
PLACTDE FORSTA1.T,, President
EMILE pEBUY&. Secretary.
Sworn to subscribed before this 18th day Of August,
ls6l ARTnUR SAuCIER,
Third Justice the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans
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CHEMICAL ANALYSIS, BY PROFESSORS J. L. AND ".
RIDDEIII

: P.
This very remarkable spring is situated the Abts river
parish Of St Tarnmany miles and half of Gov
ingtnn large volume rises from the earth with
strong found TO be 60 degrees
II Is quite unlike Any known the neghborhood
From its unusual composition the large amount of
contains led suppose it has its SOURCE very
r deem in the earth-bein natural aresian wellh
~e j, l.. W. P. RlDDELL
Professors Louisiana University.
Tn 100 lres of the water weighing 100 600 gramme
there nre 81 graes dissolved made of the
following ingredients enumerated in the order OF their relative
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DEuxlEHE CoUR DE DrsTRrcT SUCCESSION DE sAMEELs.
de la EouveIe- orleans. LITTERF IEID.-No. lb,6Zs.
A Wis est par lie present donne aux crea IA
IA ciefs de Ia ds Succession aGtes per4onneS que
celia ayGiE 6dujrc dix oB3 dater de
Ia psns publication les rasobs esqneIes coTdpe
presents fExfcuteur Teamentae de Ia dite sHccsi0n
ne Sereit point spprouve ornoos, lea fonds
mains rEparts coDforTnELnent a dit cOrnpte.
Par ordre de Ia Cour.
anl5 1924 z. MTGHOT Dkpute arefier
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sEcosp DISTRICT Court SUCCESSION. OF ELIZABETH
of New Orleans. LOUISE BII3NC.-Ao, II, lN3.
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
" this and 10 all other herein Interested to
within days from the notification if any
they can Why the account presented BY the Dative
cssenta Executor Of this should not be hooogated
approved the funds distributed accordance Herewith.
E. MICHOT, Deputy Clerk