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New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-09
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 8, 1861.
o~ THE VIRGINIA SIDE.

20 The WAsgISaroN, Sept. g. 1861.
o,,,,o,s.NcEs ON THE VIRGINIA SIDE
su.,,;ro are the results Of careful and ex'enaeu
The iohO"iHs ~ the Virginia side of the Poto-
tnao, ,..,o.v bss been discovered,
eSndno The Leesburg turnpike, about seven mics
SOll" i.L. cbs;n Bridge The telling Of woods Oy 'ne
s'S.ro,s. sxuosed this battery to the view Oh ouf
orrino 70 the distance, no guns were diseerln
Ns nor any large body OF troops Men "'''
lvsr employed on the fortifcatlons tou"y'
WV ANOTHER ADVANCE.
4. S.,pcbt this morning our pickets advanced one
20. S.tbs1 into Virginia, the Confederates reuring
b.sore them from the direction Of Arlington.
THE REBELS AT GREAT FALLS MAhn f.,.,, a INN
1TTEMpr To CROSS THE RIVER.
ras. wednesday the Confederates hred srom an
,.;nsrcs AZ Great Falls. l6 miles from Washington,
upon body sfour troops on the MAJ yianu sio ~
riaed cannon, although perhaps huuuieu rs'eS Jus
charged wounded only one Of our men, sney a''
s1,od 20 ford the river by constructing S9pOrary
~ nlsnts when they were sepulseby the
tao,nr. of The Pennsylvania I'll, and s,umbcr
Tthsm Eilled. The Cont, dera,es tlon ret 81 from
view. carrying with them their batteries.
GEN. MCCLELLAN IN THE uoUrI
Yesterday Gen. Mcclellan made balloon seension
with Mr.. Lowe, and occupied two haurs in ,onnois-
canoes,
THE OBSERVANCE OF THE sABBA III.
Cen, McClelan's order for the csserv.I9 of the
Sabbath was read throughout the cn.ire to-day,
and was everywhere received with glSiness
FoRGER PARDONEn b
The President has pardOned A. j. Clarke eho has
served two years in the Wisconsin peniter e;y, hav
ing been convicted of forging land wbGants
FIRING NEAR FORT CoRC9RAN, y
Considerable excitement was occaS,Jned I's aiter
noon by repeated discharges Of musAery 10 neigh
borhood Of Fort Corcoran. COmn.endin 'osltion
here were coon occupied under supp".itions a pend
ing battle, but the firing proceeded f51a m et prac
tics with blank cartridge.
THE ISSUE OF PASSlS.
No Passes whatever were issued ,.~iay Y ross th'
Potomac.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-09
MOVEMENTS OF GEN. RosECRANs.

UANP HNITB, Va, Sept 2, IB5I
Gen. Rosecrans left our previous camp yesterday,
and swept over the mountain in full force The
Rebels are reported being strong few mes ahead
Our adeance pickets were fired upon few miles
beyond us this morning There will be fight soon
All the inhabitants are frightened, and arc running
aHaY
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-09
IMPORTANT ARRESTS IN pMTn$-RE.

IMPORTANT ARRESTS IN p1rn},RE.
BALrm sRr Sc, ! B. 1861.
Some important arrests have been made h, X within
the last twenty-four hours, which d'ss creA TO the
vigilance of the Government.
On Saturday night the officers arrerted NJ \ Grady
aud nineteen Others mostly residents Of thf Eighth
Ward. at the North Point Monument Houif on the
Trap Road abOut eight miles from the city, W were
endeavoring to make their way to Virginia.
The party had gone thither in three wasons and
were to have embarked in schooner, probably for
Eastern Shore Nd, and thence to Virginia. Among
the articles seized was quantity Of blue flannel, sev-
eral military uniforms packages Of letters, medicine,
&c., and q Secession flag. The whole patty were
taken to Fort McHenry this morning.
=, About daybreak this morning A. Williamson, doing
business ss a eoachmsker at No. so German street,
was arrested charged with treason against the Govern
nent. few days previous it was ssceraned that he
had been engaged by certain parties to make wagon
with false top and bottom TO facilitate the trans
mission Of contraband articles south of the Potom2o
The accused, after being closely watched, was ar
rested, in the said wagon, with pair Of excellent
horses Just as he was about leaving Lis shop.
at first he protested lis innocence, and in
yited an investigation. The police soon demOustra'
ted that they were better acquainted with the secrets
of bis wagon than supposed, and quickly drew
from it's secret recesses ample evidence Of the guilt OF
some one. The vehicle bad false floor, and as the
police quietly removed it, the accused exclaimed,
" BY God, am a ruined man."
Tue articles found embraced among other things
come twenty large size navy revOlvers of superior
quality; o quantity of gold lace, red flannel, and
package Of about 100 letters addressed to Gautier in
Petersburg, Richmond, Norfolk and Fairfax, some
from several first class business houses in Baltimore
The letters and other articles were sent to General
Dix.
Williamson was also seut to Fort McHeSy.
Grady is one of Marshal Kanes police.
General Dix has issued an order interdcting all
communication with the State prisoners at Fort
McHenry. Passes heretofore issued are counter
snanded.
1t is understood that among the letters seized were
some addressed to officers in the Rebel army and one
TO Mrs. JEFF. Davis.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-09

.1toy rtSn q rs broie out in the rear of the PREMISE.
s9s Hnd,on street, occupied by Mrs Chrisie xstsH
bakery Tn: Sssse to .sGSs y hs ss damage
snTS;ne which is owned by Mrs.. j. +. un%M
Smoupted TO about $780, fully issdred y 10 sne Ssfs
ton Insurance Co. The fire was oceasioneo "
In due Of the oven.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-09
orR First NAVAL VICTORY.

To ne Editor Of The ". y. Tribune ,
sR: The success at Hatteras recalls important met
dents in our Revolutionary naval history, whicn we
trust will inspire CommQdore SIingbsra and al our
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-09
Horace GreeIey's Libel sait!s.

The libel suit of Dewitt c. Littlelohn against ~
ace Greeley is set down for trial at Pulaski, VsTs
County, this week. 1t will probably bs called A.
day OF Wednesday. u...,,A ~
Ambrose Van Vechten, and leading members = ~
two houses Of the Legislature are saia 70 W
nanaed
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-09

Corros.-The Providence Line OF s'eaa',i ,,,,. pad
arrive at this port daily have ior soa. erom tho
brought on freigh, large quantities o. rss peoasv
above port for shipment to Lusyps, .,as 900 bAlaA
which arrived yesterday sofsnSi sA~
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-09

but the matter even uay died away and no more no.
tice was taken of the fair Our informant says that
during his stay be did nGt see one man who seemed to
entertain any sympahy WI, the General Government.
Thonqh having customers tbeye who considerably
indebted to him. he has no intention soon TO revisit
that point for the purpose of making collections.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-09
MOVEMENTS OF BEN. McCULL0CH AND
OTHER REBEL CHIEFS.
sPRISGFIELD, No., Saturday,

SPRINGFIELD Mo-, Saturday, Sept ], l86l
We are indebted to the correspondent Of THE 81.
Louis Democrat for the following news:
About l25 of the wounded in the hospital in this
place were discharged to-day, and will leave for home
as soon as the ambuances sent from Roa arrive here
The remainder of the wounded in the hospital are do
ing well. All the rebels wounded have been sent TO
Bentonville, few miles below the Arkansas line.
One Of the surgeons informs that the typhoid fever
has broken out in their hospital, and their deaths
amount to Is or 20 per day.
Gen. McCulloch is reported to be at Mount Vernon
recruiting and organizing for bold and vigorous effort
northward.
There are various rumors about Generals Price and
Rains having taken Fort Scott defeated Col. Mont
eomery, captured all his stores arms &C., and taken
nearly all his command. himself among the rest, as
prisoners, but they need confirmation.
Gov. Jackson with his bodyguard, arrived here to-
day, but his future movements are not known.
ST. LOUIS, Sept 8, 1861.
Mr. Murphy a member Of the firm Of Torbest g. Co.,
OF Lynn Creek Camden County, now in this city, re-
ceyed advces last night that their store was robbed on
Thursday by band Of $50 Secessionists headed by
preacher named johnson Of Danes Prairie, and prop
srty to the amount of $ll0, 900 carried of.
Col McClung another member of the firm, is at
Jefferson City, Ia command Of regiment of United
States troops.
This firm also own two steamers, running on th,
Usage River, one of which the Rebels seized but a
che river Is too low for navigation Il is thought the
viii destroy her.
Tie Postmaster Of Osceola, St. Clair County, re
ports that when be left news had us reached there
q fght between Gen. Lanes Kansas Regiment and
body Of Rebels under Gen. Rains, in which the latte
were completely routed, with heavy loss, and Gen
Rains was taken prisoner.
Gen. Price, who was at osceOla, credited the re
port.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-09
POLITICAL.

Thomas Coleman and John +: Winslew veg fS.SS8
pointed last evening delegates to the Repuoean S's
Convention. -. o,h. psople2
conyenton to be held Al Syracuse on Tuesday
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-09

TiH NATIoEAL FAsT.-Tbe Executive Committee
OF the American Tract Society, Boston, ct their
monthly meeting on Friday, passed the following reso'
luton. The tract will be Issued in few days:
"In view Of the approaching National Fast, and the
necessity Of preparation on the pa Of all Co.'s people,
this Committee deem Il desirable that an earst appeal
be made 10 the churches of tho loya Statc to enter
upon the services cf that day with orys wnkened
sense Of tie Importance and eoemLity Of th occasion.
Therefore voted, thai Dr. Wayaud Of Prov sence, be
fequeied 70 wriIe such an appeal and that ste Pabh
patton Committee be hereby instructed to blsh ard
trsalgte the same"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-09

How They TREAT UNIoS MES IN TESSEssrE-
Extract from letter to business house in 81. Louis,
dated Hillsboro', Ohio, Sept. 2, 1861;
GrNrLRMES: Yeu viii be somewhat surprised 70
receive this from me st this place. under the very PEE
cuar circumstances attending fight from Tennessee
as a Union refugee. Ny fathers family reached thif
Mace on Saturdsy last, after trip of three weeks By
our farm wagons and teams driven OF by oppression
aud persecution of the most terrible character Ouf
lives threatened, and property 10 be coniscate
we were forced to fly for our lives Ours is the story
told by all those driven out Of the South for Union sem
tments. Our destination Is New-iork city where We
will locate our family, and my brother and myself en-
ter the service of country for the war; WGen ous
Gag is acknowledged North, South, East, and WesS
nrn TO our property in peace and mold swordsntQ
and spears pruning hooks once moro a.
our now desoate Pomona.
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NON. rr,yo, of the North Briton,

FATHER PoINT, Sept. S-5p ne
Tbere are no signs Of the steamer North br!s0S
Wind light west; weather clear.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-09

GRoASs OF THE WoUSDED.-Tbat peslent organ
of treason The Louisville Courier, gives the following
long howl OF agony the effects Of the rebeliisa
which it has done its utmost to foster and extendi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-15
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
I'D TIE WOkLu CHALLENGED AND DEFIRN.


GREAT COMBINATION OF ArraAGriINa
Greater than ever seen In New York or the worfl
Comprising arey Of curiosity animate and iaaansss
equal IA ,se aggregate 70 every 'ther pna q
The city though the price 81 adiss TO the whole Is a
half tia, OF any other establishment
THIS swiss sBAnDED LADY,
80 gen eel iady with heavy beard and whisksrs.
MISS NEED, TUE LII LIru9IAH QuEeS.
Y years old Z. incnes hgh, aud Weighs only pound2
THE nnIcINAI HERR nalESHACH
WIN OLD t.nlzIL1 AUAM
oLLEBhA,LD cALiFosNIA MENAGERIR
EXuibIT5 AND PEHFoaAs
In the most amusing and anshable manner, dressed like
men aud women one be exhiblts spnster search a
dcng 10 agh'ing; another Aa Old roper bendcrs
another ~ patriot " ~ prefois
DEATH 10 IHA DISSOLUTION OF THE UNION.
And variety of c,htr fcsts which
BEARS NEYk Il PLktohMED BEFNRR
There are Grizzly rears, Cinnamon Bears, HyenA BcsrS
Danclsg Bears Singing Bears great bear
7ug onAr L,v fssFS sisaox sxa-l,os,
THE bbktUIS AND AMUhiS8 WHAT Is Ift
lie Is mel he1 N nor mrnkey. What IA her
- DEN OF LINING NJNSr2R SNAKES.
Ionstantiy surrounded iRcreoted visf0u
.WONDEsFUL AIMING HAppY fASiLn,
OF Monkeys Dogs, Cate ha's &c 10, LIVING together
40 uAgIAL GARDEN, coptainlug living Gsa, &c
LINING sBAL. WAX FiGU hkS, and SOL curicsitkea
frrm every part of No w Id snd ENatsY AFrERNODa
AND EItNirG, a. and - clock. ito and splendid
0iTANaDiL THg CHILDREN or THE zINCALL
ilus,raiing tho EocuiaIitleH " 6ipsy LIE
MISS pohA DAykpe. ruE UNIEIE-VOiUHU
VOCALIST, ADJ each performs singing ALTERNATELY
sings The pol4isr patriot, sons, HE FLAG Of OJ8
Union Wi ten by Gen, Go. r. morris
Notwithstanding these Immense a'tractions. which 0vf~y
body admits worth times che pce OF adm ssp
remains II only q cens ptioreh under Yeas
For BARN,M'S nIERoGLNtiifU RIDDLE, Frank
Ifslie's Budget OF Fun, 'or Maicn 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-15

TTrHTIoN, PIANOFORrE PURCHASEas -HE-
"A ceiyers sale of Psnocrtes by order OF Judge Leonard
for he benefit Of the creditors of the ats
Gil M per Atheron magnificent
Panofrtee for 40 original prices t525; others at $780,
generally sold for &tb0; several second hand rnoforcs
- fF' JOIN MCDONALD Receiver
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YOUNG LADY FROM NEW ENGLAND, WITH
n highest references desires an engag men to sing a
IN prons mt church. Is accustomed 10 the Episcopal
ao particular what order. address g. w.. 65 West
18th 81
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4 GREAT BARGAIS-Rosv WOOD CT OCTAVE PIANO
a fore, 10 perfec, Order made hy Munns Flssha aud
days the furlture packing establishment so sixth
M. near yogtieth street, day o. evening
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CAvD -GrnrLEMvNs Nsw AND LIFT or
Clothing purchssd for tho Western msrk n ls,se %
mall 10 FOR uhcb the fu value Paid without bag
liirR sseting 70 impose Please cali ho stoo I'd
drrsa fhoA u couroy n EcEtre ssreet
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AOH DHAEisEsToN. r. u, SAVANNAH. "a. AND
tho Eowh end touth~rsJ nItsd states MAI Sids bcei
etearscip ne - DC seamsnp CoLy MBIA, Capt berry
O'Clock Rates Of 9Th through tickesa a. ci
lows To hsysnnsh Gt ei6 vhsrestor. SIS: New Orleans
50 Is Mobe, sss; Mcrgornery, s2s: wshvins rem 4,
~! ss M.mphis ~ re Isi ,h.n'n os~ s25 knoxville.
sI7 90; Stsslct. gig For s,e,ss, ~ psssose Apply
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rxrAL;AOK's THEATRE
w MRS. H0KY
Begs to announce
HBR BENEFIT
Is axed for Saturday next March l6
On which occasion hr time theatre In three ysarsl
the admired comedy OF
LONDON ASSURANCE
with the unequaled cast peculiar to This theatre
Box book open
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4 0kFAI DsMAsD FOR CLOJBfvG.-LAnlE S ANO
~ gsntiemen having any cast OF oothios Furniture Car
pets and cry ell rtce the highest price by cal ting
addressing Hsrts bs3 Third avenue Laol attended
10 ty krS Harris
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4,OR SAVANNAH AND OTHER POINTS A6 BE.
- kws-Ibc Arst elias steamship FLORIDA, Capt TsAu
Grower win lave on Saturday March ~ At foueP Nj
t9r ,sn sos owin9 psces New Orleans &sg To- Mobile
Eufsns al csss,.nnoy az sahrr az ~ Kser
.ie s2s 20 Memphis al III; Augusta SiT col Hseon, seu
Sssannsn, DO For freight passage apply OF No u
teave On " dneaday, March N, l.. M
sh hmH u MrIrSHlLL SON, new York, srrnt..
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GREAT DEMAND FOR LADIES' AND GENTLE.
"A mon cast cd Clothing for which VIII pay moro nsn
ing pric.r trom 80 e 50 cr ak Dresses trim $40 ss
pad Tor tnrnirr, Ca,peta Jcwery, &c note by post
puncsusiy attended TO BY H. ~ avenue, between
re- r.
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yNANTF o "A PARTY, NOW IN THIS CITY, DESIRE
w exchange Western county Fix and per cent Bonds
having from one TO ten years % ru with principal and
this city god Merchandise these only Bond
issued by the county. Address, for i've days. W. A.
Dey Street House.
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tNHO WOULD hO3 10 WBEk4 FORTUNE 1890.
w We Nfss w FILM 9TDN, the Rrs Er giish PRO-
pbeiess The best CT Az ard ct Ne exceed CAa be
suited personal by letter affairs OF life
Law suite sbsco f,,eids kv, urship sge
heab, wealth and Who viii recsm drcker and unfath
buahnnds Miaaw s the only In this eiv who has
The rnuinc Roman and Arabian tasnsns for Iowa good
luck snd all business affairs, and guarantees for
Delay nc 70 insult the naturally ftad and he.ufui yours
aty lucky numbers given ghy sospc~t bl~ cttv RIFE
site E9hh street.
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NJ R.-wHO HAS xOT HEARD OF THB CPL
Nv brsied Nine rRtwHrkR Who has been consute
nousapds IL vi. and other ciIe. With eutigc sstis aco
future wife or husband AID that ~ her vfite~ II you
truth give her call ut s5i Third avenue, above twenty hr
street. Ladies, 20 cent?; Gootiemeu. o.
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a YRR,s sARsA eAm1LLA.A eoMrouND.E s.n.a

A YER's SARsAPAHILIIA,A goMPoU md Rem
n edy, designed to be the that
combined substances of st creator
effective antdoe for the diseases sasaparfa
by who suffer from comp lain and that
which will accomplish their IF immense service
peteiy Tits compound viii has experiment
many the be found Of the following cora
scrotua and scrofuou Complaints Eupens and Ernpye
peass TfHts M
nropsy, Neuralgia Tic DoouEeuA Debility Dyspepsia md
Indigeen EIyspela Ross Or y IRE ana aaesa
Blood. ss&4E .1ft st55}.s4 9s9$ r
VIII found
blood at that of the year By the timely
tudes Gun the aid Of Ibis remedy spare
endurance Of foul eruptions neeros
to do this Though channels body BY
tive medicine Cleanse the vtieted blood heneyer Teu
lions or sores: when You find it Is
gish in VEINS cleanse wheeuer is foul
fsi people enjoy better health and live longer cleansing
the blood Keep the blood healthy and ~ s veil buy
Sooner or later something wrong and the great ma
chinery of le is dsordered or overthfown -
pfshne these endf. has been
eeved BY preparaons Of T. partly ths drug aons
Preparations. pretending Of M
tain little of the virtue of else
.es pretending to give quart Of Extract Of
dollar Most Of these have been frauds the
ho Gny RbasVs Hence
ponmen hiss followed the of the various
spised and has become with imposition and cas
Still this compound sarsapaa and intend to snply
levng virtues which irresistible by the ordinary
complete eradication from the system the remedy should
dGously taken according 70 directions on the bottle
| bottle SIX bottles fer S.. Sa 81
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AVIS DU MARSHAL.
Com DE DsrR1cr pEs Jet oNFEDEREs VS.. Ia GOE-
ETArs. CosFEDEREs, LEITE E, s. JAMES CONNIE
District de Ia louisa e. PRISE. No. 81
Inn VEREU dun writ d'Amiraate a moi
"a ndrese dams at.ire cidessu ai saisi ct p tn
quart de Ia goeete E. s. JAMES, reeens ses
apparaux merbes baeuX Ell 10 dome NV mante-
propretaire proeaes toute ant
la die goeeite dayor presenter une Cour de Dis
tct lasCondtes lie District sudit devant ere
la willie de la Nouvele Orleans lie on avap lie TRO
SIEME LUNnI dter dc In publication u present avis pour
are valoir raon sls avaen pour equces lie quart
la de goeiete f. James sera pas considete
prize legale ct lie produ distribute conorHeHen Ia
priere des demandesrs
Nouvelle Orleans, 81 de mai 1851. .
G. B. BEVERLEY,
39ld Marshall DIES Fiat Cnnfeier eS d. mJriqie.
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AVIS DU MARSHAL.
CouR DE DISTRICT pEs1 EpATS CONFEDERES DAME
FLATS fOH fEDEREs RIQUEva B. RQU n CHESTER
District de Id Louisiana. SEES BATEAlA, etc. No. H.
CONNIE PRIZE
Nm VERTU dun writ d'A IA ira ute u IN q /
ia dams .t cidessus j'ai oas 81 pria
session la baque ESTER gr6enents, appaFanN
meubs batoauy 5e cite ct previens lie propaie on
les pTopTlenes Ne Rutre on eeh> Hyant OF
pretcds ayo dro sitre OF ineret Ia dite btque
davoir presenter devan Cour de district des Etats
Couadir lie District suS. devant etre tee en- Ia vie
de la Nouvsle Orleans lie avaHU lie RD1sIEME LuNDI
dater dc Ia pHhciOn du present tare raor les raj
w lent POM esqueltes Ia die baque Chester
geemeu appaauS, meu0es btetx ne sera en
cODdRmuGs prize egae ct 10 produ distribute con
torn>Gmet a la priere des denmndeurs.
Nouvee Orleans, Z mai 1851.
G. B. BEVERLEY,
y28 3ti21d Marshal deS Etats Confedsrts Amtrque.
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legal, NOTICES,

CONFEDERATE STATES MARsHAL's SALE.
CONFEDERATE STATES DIsrRIcr3E. b. BAKER AND All
District Of Lo,nisfana GRRW-Eo lG
DY VIRTUE of n writ of :Vemdsfioni Ex-
I'D ponas drected IN ts above entitled suit will
the highest bidder TIL tuesday, 25h day Of
july 1861 Ht IL o'clock NJ at the City Hotel Common street.
Camp Magazine pttee the twent thirty
Of the ship Sarah o. Petgre Of ll92 tons now lyrg
al Post No 49, First District ..'
TERMS Cash AZ tie time Of aFindlcrilon
Confederate States M4IBas Office New Orleans 18Th day OF
July, ie6l. -. -y-
iyJ lit G. s. Marshal.
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AVIS DU MARSHAL.
COMPAGNIE des REM0RQUECRS
CoUR DE DISTRICT DIES de BOCEAN. REMORQUEUR
ETATSH 'oSF EDERES, | BALTIC vs. lie NAV Ire INDIE
District de Ia Louisiana TENDANCE EFT SA "a ti Alison
SAUNETAGE. No. %
I'm VERTU dun writ d'AmIra,lte moi
Ia adresse ds Hi,fe cnessps, jaiasi pos
session lie INDEPENDA NCE geenens appn-
meube e dome avis manenan Proprdtare
provrGaes, ct atTe pesonne perSones
preten avoir drO tire intrc dit nAvre.
davOir pisenter Cour de Disrc DIES
pour District hudit devant In vile de la
Nouvele orleans lie avau lie TROfSI EME uNDI daer
de Ia publication du present avis pour re vaOr les rsisons
sis avuien esquele lie dit uAvre Independence,
rtement, appaauN mcubles eraet condam
venils contormGment lrere DIES dts demundeurs
Nouvelle Orleans, Ter de JUN 1851.
G. B. BEVERLEY,
Ic3 3Ii2Od Marshal Flats. Contedtres dAmerique.