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he exports daring the week have been light, as will
from, In o. tahla---


Tie trade during the week among jobbers has been
moderate and less than in tho early part OF the month
The activity noticed from the West and near by ale in
the fret week two Of September has sensbly fallen
Of The chief activity continues to be confined goods
best ADAPTED 70 army USE IN domestic cotton goods tho
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S NIP PIN G NE w S.
Port of New York, September "a, 1851.

ALMANAC FOR VIEW YoRK--rrrIs
RISES. 8 o. MOON RISES.
sun SETS. 80 HIGH WATER. Of
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The Hartford and New Haven Railroad Company
have declared semi-annual dividend of three dol
lars per share, payable October l. New York
stockholders will receive their money at the Union
Bank.
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FIXED LIGHT MACARTHUR HEAD WEST SCOTLAND
SOUND ISIAY.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT OFFICE LIGHTHOUSE BOARD,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT OFFICE LIGHTHOUSE BoARD,(
WASHINGTON, Sept 10, 1861.
Ofcal Information has on
and the i day of September 1851 light would
hbied from the lighthouse recently erected on Macarthur
Head the side of the south the Sound
isiay, Argyiishre.
The .ht viii be fixed light. II will show white up the
Sound shore Of the Island lsay, till
bears about red towards healand Of Jura from saw
ill bears FROM W; and White from round southery
for to the until
ed side of lsay The light will be elevated about
l2S above the level nigh springs should be
in clear weather distance OF IL miles.
Ihe Illuminating apparatus is dioptric by lenses,
ing with range The the third order The light
viii show greatest power towards Cantyre the south,
and the S0nud Of Islay to the north
The ght tow s crcuar built of stone aud painted white
II is AZ height from the md of lantern and,
its position is lat IS As IS NJ Ion " IS OF Greenwich.
All ocai ings magnetic Variit on % 10 w In 1851.
by ordsr, THORNTON A JENKINS, Secretary.
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WIZ -, wa suonas ~ AoAVws5
Lat 40 IS is N, lon 90 50 IS ELL fathom.
N, " e. " n Ign u u 4, Edo fathows
Lat ~ 50 IL N, lon ~ ~ ~ E-lI fathoma
Thsse banks marded by rips. !.
phelps Bank extend between three and four
northward and eastward Of the northern limits
given my OF last October with fifteen and seventeen
fahons on IT, and with much deeper either side
This northern extremity was not marked by rip"
would respectfully request authority 70 publish this letter
A. d. BACHE, Superintendent U s Coast Survey.
Hon CHASE Secretary Of the Treasury.
WRECK RAxscArR.
TRINITY House. london Sept g. 1861.
Notice Is hereby given that Green Buoy marked The
word Wreck has been placed fahoms TO the Sc Of Yes
sci sunk outside the Dyke ShQal,
Buoy lies IN y feet at low water spring tides with tho
ioliowiny marks and COMPASS bearings:-
Crescent NW1zW
North topc,ng the blnf end OF tho
YIN ? Oh ,roadstairs, NSE.
D!Ae r-uoy sWbyS. By order
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YARMOUTH sANps-cRoroN GATEWAY.
TRINITY HOUSE, LONDON, Sept TO- 1851.
Notice ~ hereby given. that safe channel exceeding 6Oh
of mile breadth, has formed between the Corton and
Holm Sands, known the Corton Gateway, will or
about the LIST November next be buoyed on day chan.
with black and white striped bnoys the
side OF which further particulars viii be given when the
buoys placed.
Notice is also given that the LIST January 1862 Light
vessel showing quick revolving red light will be placed in
fahom Just outside the present South Croton Buoy,
Il fairway light TO the said channel.
STANFORD
Notice having been previously gven that this channel
longer he safely navigaed by night the Stanford Light
Vessel win be taken away ON the lst January 1862
THAMES-slTNGLEs CHANNEL.
Notice also giyen that deep channel has formed be-
the Girdler and Shingles Sands and Will about
the Isl Of November be buoyed on with red buoys
the SIDE and vertically black and white striped buoys
tue side OF which further culars viii be given when
the buoys placed.
II desirable alter the color of the four white buoys
Mt the OF the Thames, for the purpose OF making
them distinctive the undermenon d bnoys will be al
tine, ollows:-The More Buoy crcn-
lar black md white striped the Can't to chequered red and
white. West and Middle Spanard, to biack-the staff and
bail being removed IRON the West Spaniarl Buoy
by ORDER =. II. BERIHON, Sc rotary.
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GULF OF rINLANp-suoYs NEAR roIBouxIN.

MINISTRY MARINE
ST PETERSBURG, Aug 1926 1861. !
The photographic the Imperial Ministry or
Marin gives poce that in order offer greater
security large seis ,vating The side Of tho
Lighthouse of tn,boukn the becons with their broomBs
pointing upwards placed to the sW Of the lighthouse have
be the of the lighthouse in the diEcc
SW $3.50 deg ord the compass The dis
mfrs (t,go sers, 30 genes) and depth
OF FIVE latIOms OF seven English feet.
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CTATE or ISDl,NA. ylGo COVNTf. s.
- Viso Couiuco Pleas Ccrff, Acyrs, Tern. 1851
benjamin. xckcsr. sdn!niftraso. = james JoAns.or
" ~ " D~en-jut rmrnt in Cssnro1 rleas Ccurt
o. vigo corrty. April Terra. $50.
I'm tei-naant ~.il take nofce IA tbe frss tsv
q lie ~ said Court - son fhsreat~r
e. csb be heard. " u move the Cou-t sor lcsv~ 20
isrne execution \. fa. on said Judgment
ionls Lee. -wS~ RENJ NokEEF. Ad1'r
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A NV AHIGCLE

pew 4rc dehElftui ~foffi1Clic nfld Cordial. for
wing the Stomach, and tle pr~~er.so,, ..
'iicus complaints. hciden, 70 ibc west.1o coun,gy
sry II
A. 4 morning drink. to assist digestion and relieve
pysfrrsis, n has DO equsi. Tfy H.
n rftor II y ~ r.es TO al other Dis,<rr TT, IL
The icTa.ula ~ ihe-e bitterr. now Cl-6ll the cole
property - ar. k0hack orisusted Will osse ~ the
laest ac esniuerf Medical Practtiousra q tho
Western people.
Tbe-s ttsrs derive tLeir sirnulus from Tie power
a. OF The snt herb- of whseh tbcy
composed aEd A. they arc. iy sllay1ns unnsl
Iral craving of the stomach. directly pronouve az
TEMPERANCE.
he pr,seu, proprietor believes TIA; IA making them
.idely KNOW. tbe pubic wvilar, l. suhscrved.
II will hs FOR sale by all O; III, lsohsca
aerors Agents, and nj Hotels &c, the oouatry ever
u tbs mean,ir,e orders will ~ hled dsrsc' tr. NJ
-ineisnati IL any quantity. aud tie ios~st
T. pu, up In Quart Bottles, nd securely packed r
ne doz Half dct. ssmpi. oa~e- vii ho>sevcr.
packed aud 70 sHy address. n deslr-r.
Retail Price, ei per bottie, or six
Principal ofice and salesrootn. No G East Foarti
street, 81 building fToul Main Stxeet, Cincinnati.
)t;o- Laboratory. No. 25 Hammond sue~t-
For sale In Niso Cocnty ~
7. n. DOSNEl.LY, Tefrs HaDte
j. X CUNNINGHAM.
M l. sbJEi, New GozheI.
! rETEk BrSkIllk. Csru~vii.e.
Ard Ny Druggists aud Nerct srts generally
1 throughout the United States and CanAdss.
o-N N
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Rates OF Advertising I'm Daily.

I.-sf Afv~r-i.esaert- cry e~uts pr -qnar~ eaeh
r.serfi5n.
s..i.rsr-arv arranxcnonss rasi~ With tho~e Nho
~4.h - ADVERTISE By ,he year. with tae r-vies. Il
-. =, -I.ssure Yearly 1tve-tisc-- hc<sevsT.
81 - conansa strictly t0 th.r regular business.
- frfr c-rg gz.srf-~y
Aav~-si--ra-nts n the -f-ctsl nsscs rolusnr vii
- ctsrye' twc pricss
Asvertssu~n.. keps csestantiy - - ia-ide. a
aa.,,e.s u-ycs. Published 10 tn iocai cs1Cnns u
- W--. - m te- VII ce eharfet - e.rh i-erti0r
a.: 4 over ten lisse- ten cents pr I'M
Adrsr-isernsnts -srt i tor ~ sTeeifief 't-,e -1t
- iraert...f three racrfhs, unless crterec COZ
--Arv AItrratoa q stsn1s-S advsrf'-enn.ni VIII
s-or,,f g. renewal a ths ssrne. u-lfss ofher~f-e
ssrs<ei rrc1 by contra
h-.rosf-.-is,x cA1.stafes 81 ealoe =: cvery def y
su VII hs cha1xe. - ofT esco nsnsc u the Daily
a.. 60 90 In th~ Dkiiy ard Weekly. d-'r<t2- - s-
u.ttce
= xra.u,,01s a.ivcriisesnerts vsassssf.
t-kafres ,stu - m1is foT | se-tinS tae te.ler~ ~
a. OF,~rs. sossetie-. As-oSisriesls a. iolsoF$
Fsr oact s.yt.r' not stce-iinS Ills - '"''- -
a. D .rslrtirS4. over tisht il8es 81 tbs ate.
Aunouncl.l- deaths Ntia funeral notice stts, hsd.
81, Witsluf o-ot-~e, tres.
s!ces q Ftstvals Fieufss and FNcar-iOss. scttsn
ap by individuals o. al-c1-. ~ y churches.
AZ regular priees
Attorney1 orisrinE, srs payment cot y oe delayed
for the legal proces .4 bt coilecta-c 81 The usual
tine PubE-her not se<ouutahe for the accuracy o.
ess' stvertlsensnfi 0eyorl .he amount ehers-i Tor
= ,s- puslcaron-
he w Weekly Express
published every Wednesday. at 81 50 per anoun.
2So paper ssnt without the uaso~y nor coutina-
ioug-r tfuas thsn paid 80
aate- OF Advertising an weekly,
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Terre-uaute Post Office
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

t.RKr-aArTr = R,cHxo>p A~sIEeAn-
fruins Ieaye rsir- AFriFs
- 4 %, A ~. Nal. 70. !. aib, =. n
Na7. As, r.ss-.... Accou.- Us. :. lob. a. n
rkRzE-nArrx. AifoS sr. fouR RAILROAD.
f..ss. Lava frsil- Arrive.
Va l. 10 20. A. o.. Nal. 80 .sss !. go, ?. A.
~ = 400, . a. fsr& Aec-o- Ma 2. ls.ls, a. n
NASHVILLE crAwvoRn~vrIfx RAnRoAn.
t,.s.. tr.~- Trains Arrfv-
"a I. go. A Asssss- NO j, -, ' a
- a io24 A ~. Ma. ..... y. Z 80. y
aocxvttfE ExrrS>ro>
Z, ~. l.s~. Trsan- Arrfv~
!. SIS. ..- Nail - !, i"'l. a -
i,uancs 1o1s nass proun9oy - 81 the-e Read
aith eLlecti-g 'iaes
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he w eelxly Expires

ss-TS.re WI - 70 deviation from ths above
1fes.
@Kr Afverrf sensuts published In both Daily And
Fe.xly vii - charged he luii Ds-ly rate- -fth one
hs'fcf .h~ wcakiv rarss ado.
CHARLES CRCFT. PhoR
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2 \ ALLRN. A. V. c
Terrsnauts. june ls. Issl -d~sv
T. She exg-Sn-es e Thu ye-r - compared With
tbr expenss for is59 sri 90, show decrease ~
$3.50.
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"A y > T r "A CT

O( He FIFTEENTH .SKKI-AExUkL STATE
NEW of he eoHfd.on Of tie H01KE Ly>f-
RANCE COHPdNY Of Tie CITY of .yeV Yor, :,
on re JT dssg Qf .JOHudvy. 1851
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RECEIPTS.
)lsBU RSEMEN Is.

There has been oOanty o,l~r, drawn FOG uas icslc~
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L ECAL.

Annual Report of the Auditor Of vigo
tolnfy.
DEpOEr q the Auditor q yigo couusy. showing
II the Nd and disNgfscc icr the year
'onmss cling Jun~ -. a. a.. leso. add eDcins hsy
ilsi, \. D. sci. illI-rivs:
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CaSh0rtsc Plus,

FOR TIE CURE
Co-ti-eness, Jsundioe. Dyspepsin. Indigestion, Dvs
entery, Foul stomach, krysipeias, Headache,
isles rheumatism, Eruptions and Skin Dis
eases, Liver Complaint. propsy, letter,
Tu and salt Rbeum, Worms.
GoGf, Neuralgia, a DtuDer
P..l, and for Purifying the
blood
They -ar-ooated that the mot sensitive
can take thesu u aaoty, and they the heet ape
ri.n; ia The world forii purposes q 3 family
phys!c-
Price 25 cts. per So~-Five Box
e. FOR 81 90.
Great numbers Of CierFyrsn, Physicians. States
men snd e-un-nt pSr~onsg~s. have l~nt their name
20 certify the unparalleled usefulness q these
dies bui our space here viii not permit The insert!
of en- The Agents below named furnish Crsi's
o.r AwrsrcAS ALMANAC 81 which they arc given
with sl~o full descriptions Of the above complaints
snd the treatment dat should - foiic~~d fof thrii
Do not bc ru' cff hy rrprinciplsi dele-s With cer
preparations they make more profit on. lerr and
AY5.E's snd take 10 others The sick want me h~s
AID there l. :or them. aud they should ha~r is-
An rur remedies are Tor sale by J. r CvSTScHAM,
p v roxSxiLs snd hy Ill Druggists IN ferTs nsnie.
wholesale ny ALLKS & Co, Cincinnati.
rnN3Scoom -wecw.
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Price 25 cts. per Eow-Five Box
o. f0r g M.
HELMBoLD-s GENUINE pREPA


HELMBoLD'S GENUINE PREPA-
III TON.
aEiMBoIDss prcnyy prc!yy :sr u. sseaer e.s
uFi .NBOLD'S kUCH7 for the Gra--~i
HEI.MBOLD's BUCHJ tor the Drcpsy
HFINBOl.D > BUCHl Tor Nervousness
REINBOID's nrCHU Cor ln~s q Merapl.
HrI.NBni .n'S RIGHT Cor Dirnness II vis'on
HFISlBnl .D's BU,1Iu for rrscuii Breathins
aFlNBOl.D's RlcHU fog Weak Nerves.
RELMBoLp'S BrCHC for General Debility
HEINBoLD's RyCHU iof Universal Lass'tu'ie-
HFLNhOLD's RCCHU for Horror a. ln--sse
HElMBOLp'S BTCHU for Nisht SWeats
HELMROI.I's BllCHU for wakeniness
hELMnol.pS brcHt lor lTyDess q Tie Sldn
HEi.Nfp0ID's BJCuC zoe Erupuons
HEl.NBpLD's BucBr ior Pain in the bacl
aELNBOLD's BUCHC fo uesviness 81 the Fyelid-
win Ls:rporsrE Saaa,or sss ioss Of ssb,.
with want of Attention and Horror of Soclsty.
HEiMR0LD's RuCHU fos ohsir0c,ions.
HELMRoLD's RucHU for Exoesses arising from In
discretion and an Diseases Of
PFMALEs-FFsi ,LES--FTHsIFS
FENALES-Fk FkakLks-fEMAI..s q
OLD OR YoIrSG, SINGLE, NARkID. Ok con-
TEMPfATlNc MARRIAGE,
'A'A ~ ' rHEY ARE OF 20 AVAIL
HUMBOLuiS EXTRACT bJCHU
Is TIE VERY BESI REMEDY ~ InE WORLD
snr fron Indsc-etion la'its n Dissipation o. in the
DECLINE OR CHANGE oFtnE.
sEF SYMPTOMS ABOVE
40 FAMILY sHOCl-l RI WITHOUT IT.
Take no more Dal-arn. Mercury. or rnpie4sans
Med.cinc So rnpies ard nans-von~ Disease.
i'iNsI:Ds snclsnT I 1riois DisEasEs {: Isl s'""'
/ Ia al their Stages, - Hide E>pcnse.
/ AND so ENpOsuRE
Ure BEIMB0LDs EXTRACT BUCHU 70 Ksoess-
es arising lron habits indulsed IA
nH K"sNGASD DonD
AMI Cor diseases sris:us from h.sts Of es-siparon
Z, removes all Improper discharges. and viii re<sore
Tbs pateu, IN short Time " state ct is'l,h and
purity. -
and affections q the most di.tressinr chss acter
Use HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT ByCHJ for al aD~c-
tons diseases n the
uRISAEY oHGaNs'
nsrE o. ,. rHr.Ln' !.
now LcNG STANDING.
All ,he abcve diseases and symptoms acmi, n N,
same treatment and may originate from The ..rss
RrApi READ REAnf
uFLsfRoiD's BrcHr = sass and pleasant IA ta.,.
an o-sor. hut irnnietin'e IN i,s action
Personally appeared before ne an Alderman of fhs
es,v q rhiladelpbis II. r. HELMBoLn. Chemist, vb,
being duly -won does ssy that his preparation ccn
tains 10 nsrccrsc mercury. injurious drug hut l.
> purely vegetable IL 7. hhLMsoLn
soi. N-nufsc,urer.
Sworn and subscribed before ne. the 75d dsy o
November. 1874 WM. HIRBiRn, Alderman
rr,ce si per bottle, -ix or s5. delivered an,
4 ahrs-<.
Prepared by n 7. HELNboiD,
; Practical nd Analytical Chemist,
io4 South T-nth -. helow Chestnut rhiis
BEwA AuE OF CC-NTEVFCTTS
AND tNPnf~cfpLRn DEALERS.
Who endesvor % dispose 20 uEn o~S" aud "ors
a." .rTA1~xp ~
H.imhold's cenaine Prsrsrsuons
Exfrect Ruchu.
sarsapr-ilia
" Improved Rc~s wash
Sold BY
r. u. RARH a CO.
And sn ffrhgrfs's evcr,wher~
ASK poR HFtNroiD's TAKE So OTHER
Cut out the sfvsr''ssment and sert fer
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE.
uaftw5m
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ASSETS.
Cash. Balance IN Bank IS sOT O.
bonds and Mortgages (being frst lien on
Real Estate, worth al least al ,s07 200) eoe 602 o.
Loans on Stocks payable on dem and,
emarket value Of securities S97 $40 5o) Ia 600 o
iank Stock, fmarkst vnlue) 7sS.5 o,
Cniied States Treasury Notes, tmarket
value, lOs 3os 81
srooklyn City Water Bonds 1920 o.
Worth Carolina St-te Bonds fInarkef vail $50 o.
Missouri state Bonds ,ln1rket value), 1900 o.
Real Estate, No. Wall Street, 65,3oS s,
interest due on lst January, 1851, ,Of
which S22, $50 IL has since been reed, 3T,703 g.
Balance in hands of gents and in course
Of transmission from Agent. on lst OF
January lof which Sll, $50 Is has sroe
been receivedl, CO. 400 Il
Bill. Receivable sfor Premiums on In-
land Risks, 2s,sss o
Other Property, MsceIlaneous items $500 O
Premiums due snd uncollectec on Pol,-
oies issued at ofice. $3.50 II
Total. sl.saS.%09 -
CHARLES j. MARTIN, pxEnDrxr,
A. F. wILLxARTH, vIcr Psu slDss7
T. MILTON SMITH, sEcsErAsy
JOHN MCGEE. As.'r ssc'y
CHARLES CHUrE. Agent.
No. PIIG.NlX ROW.
mnstff rsksr rsrTr. M
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Rates OF Illinois Currency.

Cnc&so. Jun.s =. lssl
LaHLA
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-05-11
The Revolution.

II is in vain for Northern men 10 de-
nOunCe TINS bloody feud, inangurated
by the bitter hatred and tiendish malice
OF a set OF Cromwellian fanatics, rs a
iratricidal war. There never was any
brotherhood between this class Of mar
row-contracted, one-idea fraternity Of
Praisc-God-Barebones, and ourselves.
They Commenced years ago 10 destroy
all the ties of peace, friendship and har-
mony that once united US under q Com
mon compact, the great Magma Charts,
secured 70 us the equality and comfy
Of the States. BY degrees they sought
10 rupture every hallowed association,
and 10 sever, thread by thread, the holy
fabric which our forefathers wove for
us in q struggle against q common foe,
to establish Justice, and secure domes-
tic tranquility. That holy fabric which
secured t. MS u rights and guaranteed
to us the protection of orr property and
free transit through the States and CON-
mon Territories, was nuilified and repu.
dated by the passage of State laws in
violation of this compact, and q war Of
wrath and denunciation proclaimed
against Us. The virtue of Justice,
which has been previously guarded and
maintained unsullied. was made to fall
a prostituted victim TO their heliiSh pur-
poses. The Judges Of the Supreme
Courts Of their States, lurcd by the pre-.
ferment Of political dcmagoguism, and
blinded by a maddening fanaticism, pol.
luted the ermine of the bench, and, in
direct violation of, and conflict with,
the constitution, made such decisions as
disgraced New York in the Lennon
slave case. destroying thereby, with one
swoop, the fraternity, comfy and equal
ity Of the States.
And is this the people we must take
to our bos1ms as brothers for the mani.
festatiOns Of fraternal affection? Broth
ers, indeed . They are more foreign to
US in all their feelings and sentiments
than the most deadly foreign foe hat
eve heaped wrong and injury upon US.
This is no fratricidal war. then. Ii is
against foreign, savage, brutal, fanat-
ical foe-worse than the hired Hessians
who once invaded orr soil. For the
latter there was some excuse -lucre
was their instigator ; but these arc
decorators Of II rights and liberties,
who have attempted by a vandal spirit
to suhiugate ms byresorting to a fanatic
war, called by n Of their leaders, "the
~irrepressible conflict T. Let it come -
I2cayHne.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-05-11
What a Volunteer Needs

An officer Of the st. Mary volunteers,
a company now being formed here, and
soon to depart for the seat Of war,
hands us the following article for publi-
cation. We cheerfully comply with his
request.
Some ladies of st. Mary, following
the impulse of their kind and patriotic
hearts, have commenced a subscription
for a banner to be presented to the st.
Mary's Volunteers. This has already
been provided by a gentleman of the
parish and the good will of our coun
try women must therefore be accepted
in place Of their glorious deed.
Much, however, can be done by them
in matters apparently less important
but essential TO the comfort of the sol.
diers. The company now numbers 90
men, and will probably increase to n
hundred. Each man should be provided
with a small strong linen bag, with
strings, about twelve inches long by
six wide, containing a small paper Of
pins, six. or eight needles in a flannel
hook, some coarse thread, buttons, q
little wax, a ball Of Irvine, a bit Of
buckskin and some whiting with which
to clean arms, soap and a small roll OF
linen for cut fingers, and comb and
tooth brush. If as, is probable, the
company be stationed at any point on
the Southern coast, mosquito nets will
add immeasurably 70 the comfort and
health of the soldier. These should be
six feet long, three wide, and three ahd
a half high, formed by simply folding
the brown ret, tent fashion, and closing
each end by a triangle piece. a loop at
each upper extremity will serve to sus-
pend it.
These are things which can be easily
done by female hands, and we'll done
by no others. IS
A warm blnnket, two red flannel
shirts, two pair Of drawers, two pair Of
wooden and cotton socks, and two pair
of stout shoes, together with a tin cup,
and a knife, fork and spoon, are requi-
site for every man, and every four men
should possess a brush and backing.
Many Of these articles viii be furnished
by the government. A small water
| proof box Of matches, and a common
pocket knife are always useful.
If our ladies will employ their taper
fingers in providing the linen bag and
it's contents, they will add greatly to
the comfort of the volunteers, and the
mosquito nets viii also un~questionabiy
become the means Of preventing much
suffering aud Nocd'asd --R1s,~o.
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(Signedl WM. S. PIKE, PIes't.
F. F.. lIEBERT. Sec'v.
Baton Rouge, February %, SCI.
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.fREES''S
Fgs,proycd STABILIZE Shaver.

E~EssgfeSeS SESAsBic >BRGSPEs
4 number of the above important article, so
II useful iH iaciiItiiIng the culture OF the
sugar are.-irvented b. J. ALLry. and perieSed
by he undPr>igred-has been manufactured and
j. now on hand FOR sale IN New Orleans by
GEO. ". Sl>Es. corner ofCamp and Poydras.
Agent for the sale OF The machIue in thai city.
The Undersigned has upwards OF sscen,y cerri-
fcates llom the best planters in Louisiana, who
have witnessed the operations OF the Subtle
SkGrer in various soils and there can he no
questions of the fact that il meeis-and fully
meels-all the requirements and de>ideratums
that could be needed or desired for performing
cieanly, neatly aud perfectly the work Tor which
il was invented to perform. and in which per-
Torrance it does the labor Of at least ffeen hands
,ritt zee hoei 1t will al-o shave IRON Is 10 so
ecres without sharpening. The price asked for
them will be found TO be surprisingly small con-
sidering the price paid for their manufacture
Planters wanting the Subtle Sharr will please
address GEO. w. SISERs.New orleans or to
oct IL A. ST. DIZIFR. Plaquemine:
Or 10 J. McWMLrAMs.
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NOTICE.
OFFICE SOUTHERN NuTUAL Insurance Co.,
Baton Rouge. Feb. An, lo6i.

OFFICE SOUTHERN NuTrAL INSURANCE Co..
Baton Rouge. Feb. An, lo6i.
~ a meeting OF the Board of Directors, held
tins day. It was RGsotred. To pay sir per cent n
ierest on the outstanding Scrip, eight per cent TO
Stockholders on premiums paid by them Tor the
year ending lst February, 1861, and to declare q
dividend Of my per cent on the nett earned pre-
minms OF Inc Company tor the year ending Dist
January, 1861. tor winch certificates will be is
sued on and after the Isl day OF March next.
IL mas further Resolved. 10 redeem the outs,and-
ing Scrip tor the year 1875, on presentation al the
office OF the Company.
r! The Stockholders are hereby notified that
an election for ten Directors and fifteen Trustees
TO serve tor the ensuing year, will be held at the
Office OF the Company, on Thursday, The l4th of
March, 1861.
mb30 F. Z. HEBERT. Sec'y.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-05-11
ELLAN
ANTHONY WEFlBE-E&T,
ARM

--~ i'skos This method Of re -
= %'rrning ~ thanks 70 his cd IA
ts1 friends and customers for the ; s
patronage heretofore received. oud ossar,s them
that he Will ever strive to accommodate them q.
his line.
lie mas now moved 10 the large anl ronmoli-
ous building al the corner ct Teuu's Alley az.
Bank street where he has a large stock Of Fur-
nIture Of every Kind.
Old Furniture taken in exchange orrcTaired a,
very low prices.
lie also makes COFFINS Of every style at,h~
shortest notice.
lg-Fisk's Metallic Collins supplied as hereto-
fore.
Splendid Hearse. Price moderate. ser4