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sesssgsszy5zss AIs5SS GeR' IH:EE9a-i?r. j. WESg
ss5saAS llE 81 Charlie, street counuas supply thu
Loss Of TEETH without wires springs,
@liLIILS upon his new principle Of self adhesion Th
-uh0d has procured him universal NpprohAtloT and 10
neded beinI a ingenious System Of supplying ARFl
FICIBt TEETH hitherto invented, d in all reaoring
perfuc articulation and 1ast!caoH perfect ns:ts
y DEFY detection by e closest observer Dr.
Vests method filing teeth with gold all the modern
improvements Ehoss Interested viii end these statements be
entirely and FcrupuouBy Dr. W. his ssese
thafb8 The inhabitants Orleans vicinity
extensive practice they have favored him with for the last fifteen
yeag Office residence Charles strse doc
from I,afe S{nuuro.
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CONSTABAE7S SALES,

SECOND JusT1cE's couRr, TX. SIMEON, VS., JAMES COY
WATERs-No E05
pY VIRTUE Of n writ of fieri fsctns, to
~ dlected by the Hon. D. f. MITCHELL Second Justice Of
the Peace the parish OF Orleans in the above entitled suit
will proceed to sell al public auction, in the bar-rocn of the
City Hotel Common street, between Magazine and Camp
streets, on WEDNESDAY,, DIST day OIL August, 1861 IL
o'clock Nj
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, Situated in the First Dis
rct of this cv In the square bounded by Berrani PovIras
Pre aud Per0 streets, sad lot having front Of 30
nrnss md Perdo street by 1eplh Of l20 feet tie
said lu of Perddo Prieur
said square shown by ske Oh drawn by W. Thornton Thomp.
Depu City Surveyor, dated December 81 1857
deposited in my office.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-TAiS being lie second and last auction the said lot
ground will be definitely adidicaed to the highest and last bid
der whatever ii Will bring twelve months edit the
chaser furnishing Nond with good and solvent security
dtonci according law Said purchaser shall have deduct
and nny. cash, the OF i'll lhe above case
about Sl75.
Ii
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-03

SOUTHERN SHOE MANUFACTURING
MPANY.
Depot, No. 90 St. Charles street.
FACTORY Nos 10 AND q ST. FERDINAND STREET,
Are manufacturing superior quality of Pump Welt
and D0uble-Solod Oak-Tenned RUSSET SHOES, which
they invite the attention of those having purchase this article
These branded the bottoms Southern Shoe Fac
tory, Oreens and be obtained only Depot
the Company. 900 - ~
al ly GEO ID. ROGET, Sec'y.
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RED RIVER LANDS FOR SALE. sg7s

s4&s RED RIVER LANDS FOR SALE. sssas*
$50. Five Thousand Acres Of RED RIVER BOT @9k~s
TOM LANDS adansd tho cultivation of Sugar and Cotton,
and poducv lands in the State They su-
aled on Fed River about twenty eight miles below Alexandria
and protected from overflow by strong evee They have
extensive front the river and be divided into several
piantaen Negroes will be taken payment For farther
information apply LEVI WILSON, the premises
WILSON It POMER0Y,
les GIN Al Carondolet street.
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c. B. BEVERLEY,
'ti20l Marshal DIES Flats ContGd6res d. Amaraue

COURT, SHIP CHARLES 4.
FARW III, IN
District of Louisiana PRIZE. No 10.
pT VIRTUE an Admiralty syaErn MT !,
~ directed the above entitled suit, have seized and
taken into The thteen-szleent parts of ship
Oh ARIES a. FAREWELL, her tackle, apparel and furniture
etc and do admonieh The and
all and other having pretending
have right title interest in The be and
appear before District Court Of The Confederate c for the
District aforesaid holden the city Orleans
before the THIRD MOHDAY the publication hereof
to show any they have wv tho said
sixteenth parts of said ship Charles A. Furwe her tackle
pare AID furniture should be condemned uwful
prize and the proceeds thereof distributed areeably
pray OF the libellsns.
New Orleans, May 50, 1861.
C. b. BEVERLEY,
Marshal c. 5. Of America
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A. ROYAL, SAIAMA&EES,
Nos. Is Canal and IT Crossnnn oreots,
Sign OF the Roof Hog Die,
Manufacturer OF all kinds Of Plain and Fancy AWNINGS,
TENTS TARPAUL1NS, Also all kinds OF FLAGS and
BANNERS suitable for companies other purposes, with
Flagstaas Fall and Purchase Ropes Sings etc. lifted
furnished the shortest notice. BLOCKS of oil
ready strapped likewise all kinds of heavy BLOCKS,
sPARS RIGGING suitable for raising machinery any
other heavy ronerial.
hive likewise on hand Of SPRUCE SF RS who
offer for sale Cheap for Cash.
Ali of the above articles be found ut Nos Is Canal and II
CrosRuan streets, New Orleans
B. Rigging work in all its branches, and country
orders promptly filed NJ tho shortest passble notice.
Mig lydW
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rHHsTNUT GROVE wHIsKx.
CHESTNUT GROW WHIsK


The Proprietor of the above CELEBRATED wH1sKYds
sres article tie public ard physicians Of
aud country, ~ the
PureBt DfRusable StfmulaEG
w9ch been for medical It sfet
cordial heRhfG snd invi9orang erfeebe6
OF disease. It distilled from the beet rye and
and its nutritious properties preserved by process
peculiarly own whereby the Fus OH other In
grodisnts contained Whisky general use
ooneey separated that the abSoato purity thR
tclefrom any foreign, adEiztrrels guaranteed.
the following testimonials from the
Analytical Chemists of Philadelphia, New YORK and BoE
State Agricultural Society have endorsed with he
Diploma and Dr. Jackson Of Boston, has testified under oath
10 It's absolute purity. Read tbs following
CBRTIFI ATEs:
Philadelphia, Sept. 8, 1883
carefully tested the sample of Chestnut Crc~s
Whisky you u.s. End
poisonous substance known Fusr Oil. which character.
site Gr Injurious ing rehent whistles general
BOOTH GARRETT 4 GAMAC,
Analytical Chemists
New York, Sept. s, 1853.
analysed sample Of Chestnut Grove Whisky received
from Mr. Charles Wharton Of Philadelphia eud having
carefully tested IT, pleased entirely free
poisonous dseterons subtances 1t ia unusually
pure and fine favored quality Of whisky.
JAMES r. chiffon, Analytical Chemist
Boston, March 7, 1883
chemical analysis Of commercial samples O.
whisky, which proves to be free from t0hssy7
Fosil Hiis and perfectly pura unaduerstsd. The
WHISKY derived from tho grain used IN
2rtT t. Respectfully
h. A. HAYES, ID. D., State AsBayer,
,--N No. 10 Boyiston street.
CHARLES WHARTON, Jr.,
Wholesale Agent,
1l6 Walnut street,
las IyEW
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Ayers Cherry Pectora,

Has for itself such for the variety
o. Throat and Lung Complaint that is entirely
for the evidence Of its virtues wherever it has
been employed has long throughout
this section not do than the people its
quality kept the best it has and that
be relied do for their relief all it has found to do
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@Mos. Observation-Disclosures. .&ESo
49, A s II STAB & ~a5ssSs
The undersigned has his NEW STABLES, Nc 1879 Gravier
street. OPEN whera Horses uggies be hired.
Horses livery usual rates; also bought and sold Oh
commission. = ...
dis ly W. N ROGEtS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-03

Great numbers of Cergymen Physicians Statesmen and
net have lent their certify the nnparat
leled usefulness these remedies but space here will MOI
permit the of them Tho Agents below named furnish
gratis American Almanac in which they gyeA with
full descriptions OF the above complaints and the
that should be followed for their
Do be off by unprnciped dealers with other
parati0us they make profit Demand Ayers take
others The sick want the best aid there is for them and
they should have it,
All remedies for sale by JOHN WRIGHT 4 CO.,
Nos and 6l Ghartres New Orleans and By all Drug
gists. ial5 6nAW
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W. II. WATERS, Constable.
DruzrnNn JusrIcr DE PAX 3FRASK BORGE, nonr rnseg

DEuxIEMn JusTTcE DE PAX }FRAHk BoRGE n?nr nsa ge
ParuisSn dtrtNns. ! O'CALLAGHAN-No $50
HIN VIRTU dun writ dc I'll eri f:,cias, {, moi
n ndresse par Honorable D. F. MITCHELL Justice de
Paix pour la parosse dOrltans, dams iare cidcsss lie
proctlicra lie MERGREDI 81 dacut 1861 midi. an div
Hotel de Commune, entire les du Camp Md
Gasns, a Ia vente puhliGue eli adjudication de-
uN CERTAIN LOT DE TEkRE situG dams 10 Troisene
District de cette VILE dams let No L. borne les Ur
quhart Port Got ct avenue Lafayette lie dit lot i4sant
face In Uruhart !OnGnt Fsncoguure DIES Urqu
hart Port 70 pied de face profondeur
100 ned lgnts paraeiU sOivant plan ttra j.
plitm c0r dpGd v0yor lie In VILE date lie Is de JUN
maNtentrt dGpo't mon office.
SRiSi dams lataire ci-desSus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES de l'adjudcation.
jylb % ava W. H. WATERS, Constable.
GAzIieAC EstsANDIES- - WE HAVE A GOOD
bupQy hand and receiving by direoI
rauca additions to s2ek Of This sna h1gh2
favored hre0C We hhv6 1926 in eighth pipes 1873 eighth AID
quarter 1872 do. d. 1865 halt, G3 Gigb
pipes. DEa the attention OF the trade
geperaT this article pure and unaGuiLeatsd, Far asia
New 4slg terms and iircnE by
EYH, v, LEvERTOE / co, "a Old I4svses a.,
81 ~ S0la agents in this city.
GAINES, G. 9. 81 CO., IMPORTERS AND DEAL.
" ar IN Hardware, Cutlery etc., Nos. 26 MaEane and ~
iStaYier strests.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-03

aRaR. STRANVESKEDGE HALL. DEI4IGHTFU LLY
situsted in the Piney Woods Govington La, will
Eman open during the winter for the reception Families
aud guests and offers unusuGl Inducements nvRds
those seeking the beneficial influences of dry equabe South.
climate and good chaiybeae and sulphur springs with
retirement of country home.
The subscriber agters himself his patrons salts.
ted with the attention that will be paid their comfort and
ioyment.
% dlm-2tawtf H. ". HENDERSON.
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NARSHAL'S MONITION,


AVIS DU MARSHAL.
! COMPAGNIE des REMORQUEURS
CoUR DE DISTRICT DIES de IOCEAN. REMnRQUEUR
ErATS'T OSFEDERES, BALTIC vs. lie NAVIRE INDIE
District &c Ia Louisiana TENDANCE Eft SA GA RGAISQN
DE tOrOS. PROCES POUR
SAUFETAGE. No. %.
ENH VJLESTU dun writ d'Amiraute moi
~ adresat dams la1are ede;s!; ia" sa ct pris
session IL nave lNDEPEND ANtE rr6enents, appa
meubes e je dome avis mantenant propreire
propreares autre personncs
Predominant Avor dro tire nt6et dit
da1or presenter Conr de District des Eats C0nte
pour lie District ssdit devn teie Ia vile de Ia
Nouvelle orleans lie avant lie TROTSIEME UNDI dner
de la publication du present avis pour ne vaor les rons
s Araen pour esQuelles lie dit navire Independence
grtemen hppraN ct menbes lie seaien conun
mes ct vendus conornamen IA priere de dts demandes.
Nouyee Orleans, Ter de JUN lc6l.
C. B. BEVERLEY,
jc3 3Ii2Ol Marshal DIES Flats ContGltres d Ameriaue
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NSTIHF1s FsEShNI5EES, sfcs>
k4EECY or
8hRkTT 4 CO., BRANDY, cognHU
POULTNEY Il CO., BEANIy, Gornac,
O. G, II. LuRMAN, BGANDY, Bordasnx
.. EIIhPPER It 90, WIVES, l5ordosaa
ht1RJ 4 CiANlJGE, CHAMP AGI{E Epornss
MA R1ETTI & sOfg, PORTEIz aud ALE, London
TheEubscribor heaF ;p7 giant Tor shove
honse olctts orders liberal sTlgs, fnr direct
portRtions Of oil articles ,or ns dtneE OF which Away,
MsrGhAndita eypry Gsscpttou bought F1tG
commission
s. WOLFF,
ALI " goynai GrayIer and New T,oTos 1trsets.
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ie$ ly&W

CHARLES WHARTON, Jr.,
Wholesale Agent,
1l6 Walnut street,
je$ ly&W PHILAGsLPHlA.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-03

-, THE ABlTA SPRiNGs-MRS F.. a. sy.ss
NSJ BOSSlERE respectfully her friends tI
A and the public generally that her house open IL
reception of visitors The uRrvaled medicinal
baths eau now be enjoyed to perfection. h4 facilities
bathing have been greatly increased improved table
heretofore will be abundantlY supplied avery attention
will be paid to the comfort of pva She earnestly trusts by
her unrng eXerions give satisfaction all who may honor
her by their patronage Being situated at pleasant driving
Distance M The villages of Covington and Vaudeville
ders the drives to those places convenient.
The Abta omnibus viii be the landing at
Covngton to convey passengers to the Springs.
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Yew 0eaas Ss1y Crsn saarAau aaprnig, Auenst g. 1861
LEGAL NOTTcEg


slooP 5SSa 9% BEsNAED
&C. bslss q
show canss within ten days from the present notification
estamenary Executor Of s estate should not be Romo
R bsssw bn' approved and the funds distributed in accordance
By order Of the Court.
f MICHOT. Deputy Clerk.
DrgsIssF cogE n pE gERNARD
A Wis est pnr, ie present donne aux cream
c e ss as m @ n as M o q DC
"a pIee leg rasons pour e compte pre-
raft point Approve homolog1e fonds
rsnartis onforntment au dit compte.
~ 81 ats9 E. MICHoT, Dtpute GreAier
szoosp DsFs!er coUnr} SUCCESSION OF EMILY BoURK
NoTIcE Is hereby given 70 ths creditors
Of his and to al 0e ZIP e to
they ay Or w 5 @ y the Adn
tho funds distribui ed in accordance there With
''' '''' VI E. M1CHoT, Deputy Clerk
De Is EMILY
A Wis est par lie present donne aux cream
~ es5s de Ia e 81 san oue d qs
Ia na s s gr 4 s
point appronv e hooogns tons entire seS mains repair
tis commencement dit compte.
jy2427 at2 f. MIcHoT, Dkpnte Greher.
Scoop D.s1 Y couRr sqccEssIoN Of BARBARA
Of New Orleans. HAuSER-No l0t343.
NJ Office is hereby given to the creditors
~ Of this and 10 all OTHER herein Interested
show within days from the present notification if
they have why the presented by the natural
Tuto Of the children should not be hoologated and
proved the funds distributed in accordance herewith
By order Of the Court.
f. MICHOT, Deputy Clerk.
q
DEuxIEsE CouR DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE BARBARA
d. In NOuyele0rea.s. s HACSh E-No. II ,3i2
Wis est par le present stonne aux cream M
celia peut dayO defuire dix j0uTs dater
publication, rasous pour esquciles e
pFGsent6 l. Tucur DIES erfantS meurs seait
point appouyG hooogu6 les fondS mains rApart
cOnforrntnert dit cOInpre
Par Ordre de la tour.
iyA7 N 2j z. MIGHOT, DkpHte Greffer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-03

For the of Cosiveness, Jaundice Dyspepsa ndges
ton Dysenery Foul Stomach: Eryspeas Headache Piles
RheumHts Ernpons and Skin Diseases. Liver Complaint,
nropsy, letter, Tumors and Salt Rheum Worms Gou Neu-
ralga as Dinner Pill, and for Purifying the Blood.
They that the most sensitive can take
them pleasantly and they the best apeent the world for
al the purposes of family physc.
Price, Is cents per box five boxes foE ii.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-03

DETTTsS corR N RE DAy1D
a Wis ct par &c present donne aux cream
cea DE la te succession tontes antre
celia peut eoncene dayoir deduire dix j0urs de
Ia prsene publication les risons pour lesquees lie
pesente PESecntenr de Ia de
seait point hoologue fcds
reparis commencement dit compile.
Par oTdre de Ia Cour
jy23 q 81 f. NICHOT DsputG Grefier.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-03

Ed. TO FAMILIES TIC FAMILIES. ss4as
II FRE CENTRAL H0GSH, SszGIse
MAGNOLIA, MISS,
Has hesn constructed to supply want Of the cE.ng OF
New Orleans Persons not DESIRING to travel thousands miles
the purpose OF enduring the priyatous of hotel.
and Northern watering nsylunls ind in Magnolia quiet
healthy home, with all the comforts frs-c&ss Hotel.
Pure eestone water good bathing high altitude and Mo
turesTue country with beautiful drves among adTan
tAgos offered.
This place he reached in less than half hour.
by the New Orleans jackson and Northern Railroad and
persons doing bu5ue8 In the city business hours
at night and return before business tbs next day.
nvil # GEO. n. CLARKE Proprietnr,
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T,EGAT, NOTICES

Of New Orleans B0UR-Eo 1913.
AIOTGCE is hereby given to the creditors
~ o. this aid all persons interested to
show caa within ten days from the present notification any
they have can wy the account presented by the Tesla
Executor of this sh0nd h0oogaed
approved, the funts distributed accordance Herewith.
BY order Of the Corrt.
E. MICHOT, Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-03

GAINES, G. c. s. CO., IMPORTERS AND DEAL.
u in Hardware Cutlery, etc. Nos 2f Magazine and ~
Ifrayier strees
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TODD, JNO., DRAI4ER IN MILLINERY snd FINN
h FApay Dry Goods Mss. Il and IA Charities street.
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s7ApSold by JOHN WRIGHT i CO. New Orleans TAI
L1NT Co. Mobile aud Druggists generally. se2a ~
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-11-27
Suggestions TO Planters

The Georgia Planters Convention recent.
~ held at Macon, n,.rccommend to plsnlers
that should the war con;inuc and tn. pres
cnt crop remain uasold, not to plant any
cotton next spring except enough for home
consumption. The Secretary or the Trossu.
~ suggests TIA. tha Planters should take
immediate measures for planting for wintc-
crops to meet the demand for grain and
provisions. These are Goub;iess good .uy
gcsiionS. 1t is not too late tc seed u large
crop of wheat, rye and winter oats ar.
rangcmcn.3 should be made for 4 larre
crop OF corn, peas, potatoes, white beans,
& next spring. Our mountain farmers
should seed largely for Irish potatoes. Flax
should also bc sGyn more largely than
heretofore. let the present crop be we'll
huSbandcd ard used properly, md let it be
sold at living prices In the mean time let
the utmost care be- taken for the preserva.
tion and tanning of hides. Lot every fur.
mer turn has attention moro particularly 10
the raisins, Of hogs, shccp, cattlo and hor.
se+. Let our women get up their old cnrds,
and spinning wheels and looms. Our South
GRO factories cannot supply the demands of
IN" c"nhtry If tho war should continue, and
II tn" farmers would return TO thr manu-
factUrc Of their own clothing ~ in former
years, it wOuld go largely to Lessen the do
mand for cotton ami WOODEN goods bet
Us not act upon the snpposilion that the
war wi!, soon Ur "n,3cd. We l.uyl hrstir
ourselves il wr would cl2,hr and feed oar
armies ami oar pcopla ". {. .S'gld!ri
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-11-27

Ns'os from Port RoyH- What the E,eu.
dcrS are Doing The Savannah Republicans
0i Yesterday says:
The enemy have made no moy ement
since the capture Of Fort Walker, but
seem quietly waiting for reintorcencnts or
something else % turn mp. From the best
information We cnn gather, they have Ian.
ded some three thousand men at Fort Wal
krr and about one Thousand 1T Baddock's
FONT, on the South end of the Island, and
while the fleet is still lying at unchor in the
sound, few OF them occasionally make a
DAY visit 70 Beaufort and return a, night
a. last accounts the Yankees had pressed
;Hi The negr0s On thr islands which they
hold, INTO service, and were hard at work
picking out and ginning the cotton crops.
VI our own movements il would, perhaps,
hc prudent TO say but little On both sides
the Savannah, however 4 commendable &C.
tlvity prevails, and we shall be ready to re-
celvo TIE enemy whenever H.. shall take n
fancy to toothold on the mainland Nor
are we exactly coutent with his possession
OF MI island OIL our coast For tie present,
however, that possession must remain uuie.
and undisturbed. The Charleston and Sa-
y"nnah Railroad il thoroughly guarded
from the Savannah ~ the Ashley.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-11-27
The Presidents Message.

We are indebted to the Charlotte Bulletin
for tie following synopsis Of the Message o.
President Davis, delivered to Congress now in
Session at Richmond, on l9th inst
The Message reports an abundant yield Of
agricultural products during the past season,
for which our thanks are due to kind Provi,
dcnce.
New branches Of industry are sustained.-
Manufactures and the comforts Of life have been
increased az the conflict continues, gradually
making us Independents Of the world 10 the sup
ply Of munitions Of war.
The operations Of the army win soon be par.
italy interrupted by winter. They have ation
ded protection to the country, and their ser.
vices and bravery cntitls them TO its praises
and gratitude
The conflict now extends from the Chesa.
peake to the confines Of Mexico and Arizona,
snd the Confederate States are much stronger
mo" han rheD the war commenced.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-11-27
The Butter Monopoly.

The Raleigh Register complains of the high
rates at which butter is held in that vicinity
and advises consumers not to buy until the ar.
t'cle cones down to a reasonable price. 1t
says: LET us cease to buy, and let the but.
ter remain in the hands Of the holders until It
becomes as stale as their eonsciences, and a.
sinking as their carcasses"
We are informed that butter is selling in
this market at rates unprecedentedy high
Wonder il it costs any more to mako It than Il
did last year? There is no blockade tariff on
turnps, cotton seed, or pea vines.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-11-27
Bank Of the State
OF
5 . u I Ii G. A ROLINA

CHARLESTON, 18th february, 1861.
The Legislature having, at its late ses-
sion, authorized the Issue of Bonds to the
amount OF S675O0O, bearing m interest OF
Ssren per cent, for the purpose of providing
the funds required to sustain the State in
the act Of resuming her rights of sovereign.
ty, this Bank is now prepared to dispose of
the Bonds. They are issued in sums of
$50, SlO0, and $500. An opportunity is
thus afforded every citizen TO make secure
and profitable Investment, while contribu-
ting aid to The cause in which the State is
engaged. With the view of enabling citI.
zens in any part Of the State TO share in
the Loan, the Clerks Of the Courts of the
severai districts have been required to open
books of subscription for tho Stock. Sui.
table arrangements will be made for furn.
ishing the Bonds on the receipt of the mon.
cy, at an early DAY after each subscription.
has been made Engagements for the pur.
chase of Bonds may be made at the Bank.
or at any Of its Branches. IL is probable
that, at ,he next Session ofthe Legislature,
those parties who desire it may have their
Bonds converted into Stock.
Z. NJ. FURMAN, President.
Feb rs, 3,f
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-11-27
Tho Lancaster Troop"

The Cavalry Company referred 70 last week,
was organized at this place on Wednesday by
the election Of the following officers:
James d. McIlwain, Captain.
8. B. Massey, LIST Lieutenant
w. ]. Mcilwain I'd
d. w. Brown, Sd
The Infantry Company.
An Infantry Company was also organized on
the same day by the election o.. .she following
officers:
James ID. CaAkey, Captain.
A. s. Nisbet, Is, Lieutenant.
J. Y. Steele, Cd /"
ii. j. Hancock, Sd
Both the Cavalry and Infantry Companies
have more than the minimum number on their
Hats. but each will receive further additions, IL
reported soon. The roll Of both Companies
will bs published hereafter. The precise time
when they win leave for the seat Of War is not
yet ascertained.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-11-27
Volunteers on Furlough.

We are glad to meet in our office our young
friend, John G. Wther,poon, who has obliged
US with come late Virginia papers. He, with
Lieut.. Crockett, arrived here on Saturday last,
direct from the Camps on the Potomac. They
report the heskh OF the "Greys" as being gen,
orally good.
Also Mr.. Thomas Duncan, who left the Camp
at Pocataligo OH Friday last. He reports the
"Horncts" as having quite recovered from the
late disaster at Bay Point, and that the men are
generally we'll and in good spirits.