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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-08-07

For the Southern Con federacy,
KETE ready to all all orders in Camp EquipAgs.
Iron Camp Kettles,
Tin Coffee Kettles,
Mess Pans,
RIateA,
CuPss
CanteeRE
Cartridge BSx~sAc
MCCLURE, BUCK CO,
Manufacturers, No Is Market street,
ulyl2-lm Nashville, Tenn
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ATTENTION YOUNG MEN.

IWAOtAON
yWyHH nn volume Cloth Paper received and for sale
bV y. HAGAN & Coz,
aplI6-tT Al College Etreeti
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A Graphic PIcIurs,

The Richmond Dispatch has been permitted to
copy the following extracts from letter written
by young officer, who greatly distinguished him
self at the battle of Manassas.
The style is singuIarIy coPiOus, and the deserip-
tive passages especially fine; and the more to Be
admired when we reflect that he letter was written,
a "a Pope, upon fugitive scraps Of paper, and Gu
reHfe cnlqD1O.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-08-07

NY young wishing to join Company viii be vslcons
the Fleet Wing Zouzves Headquarters, Lnceln HAllI
South Cherry Street. Meeting night At o'clock
. der Of the Captain III .aaT 0ULLIVAViol2;
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-08-07

McDernOt one Of Our men, was killed by grape
shot. On yesterday bIried him. He had lain out
all night, and our eyes filed with WOGan's tears ss
we covered him with his blanket. and left him to
sleep on the field where he had fallen. Hurdles put
head aud foot mark at his grave, with the nscrip-
ton in pencil
"DENNIs MCDERNOT, Of the Old Dominion Rides,
Of Alexandris, Va, died in battle July q, 1861,
gallant soldier and s good man"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-08-07

ATTENTION.
"ILITARY BUTTONS, Gum Goats, Gum BlAnkess. Rel
NA Blue and Grey WOoen Blankets, Military Swords CotI
Navy Pistols and ether military goods to be had at
NJ. POWERS,
South corner Of Market street and Public Square,
juneS-lm Nashville, Tenn.
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indeed contest with the Bsnics Boy seems the height
o. ms ambition, a. would show the relative merits
Of the present champion and rom sasers. mill be-
- -c..dd DO Of extraordinary inse.
rest; but Tom, - wen Known ID bound down heavily
oshe no more jack Macdonald has s along declared
that 60 coon as the way cleared by the late mill
Heenan was determined TO come aud have aratner
shy for the British bolt the Benioian be ,r earnest
he VIII have fYst rate opportunity now r. aacs eager
FOR the FEY and wi sghs him for any sum he likes
me henos snooa go no time in posting some
bis own words-.tnat he is "ready TO meet any man
alive but Heenan in particular" It has been raid
oang King bad some monoy posted IN the shareholders
hands prior 70 the late 6ght, which entitled him The
nst call on Je; but such is not the Kings "b OF
brass' being down for a match with the stSeyb,dgs
man. The Young Big I'm declines 60 meet Mace on any
terms, discretion at all times being the better part OF
vaor. Mace will have to defend hs belt for the usual
period three years. dating from tho nxure OF The late
contest, before becomes his property and resiy
~ present there little chance OF It's leaving ms
Possession. We are informed, while writing on inc psst
authority, that heenRn Ia sure TO come TO England WIN
hostile intentions ana that challenge 70 Mace may Do
expected by an early mail from America.
Heensn is 1t present IN Washington, and is not yet
aware Of the anxiety Of Mace TO make match He VIII
doubtless accommodate him In this matter
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THE CHAMPIONSHIP OF ENGLAND.

TIE CHAMPIONSHIP OF ENGLAND.
Since the defeat Of the Staley bridge Infant by Jem
Mace for the championship Of the English prize ring,
there has been nconsidorabe curiosity manifested by
she general public to the that the Bencia Boy
would pursue to regain that beA Of which be was 30 IN
justly deprived The battle Of Farnborough The con
temptuous opinion publicly expressed by Heenan of the
pugstic merits Of the !Esant have been confirmed and
jnsided by the late fgh FOR ae championship. The ex
raordnary pUglisc science dlfpfa,sd by Mace that
occasion showed him 20 be an opponent wnse claims TO
be regarded az the champion OF the Eng sa sHg we're
not 70 be oespsed aud Keenan, has puoo? avoWen his
Willingness to try couclusors with him IN the ronea
ar6hs. In WsNts Sptb of this week We lind The FOL.
Owing Thch y declared e be authoritative in sbe
matter tiet@' : '~
We bear from another quarter aud one which should
be we'll informed, that Mace ana his bscker want to
make match with Heenan. The Sps.t:.S life, too,
Gays that Mace was the spice wanted 70 give lne
finishing navor TO Heensns American hash " aud the
editor OF Bars LIFE, Who IL etll Of the opinion that
Savers couln have pulled through declares aace "a
bigger man than say eIs and IN appearance formidable
antasonTst to any enc be knows &c Il said TO he the
most scet c and accomplished boxer Of modern times
le has Undergone nothing IKE the wear and tear thu,
nov Il there s grain OF truth IN all lhis they VIA back
I'm against Keenan, for an adequate aud the hackers
Of tne alter are ready 10 meet any proposition locking
20 contest for such an amount as will make il
worth while, and under such circumstances as
iaay prevent The bya,anders from taking an active
part In the battle at its critical moment Fee.
nan himself has placed himself in the hands o,
one OF his nearest friends in this mater-s gentlemen
aud 3D., rtsman widely known, and, wherever kposn,
frnlv resnec.. The latter thnksthat II Is a duty Hss
nan owe. 10 bis freau in the former contest to Those
impartial and candid EE VINO pronounced asaast
the former Outrage 10 himself, acu w.. no' east per
baps to Tom say ers that be saod like tie last 6T the
BArone, stand forth once again to tes. the quality OF
these new men, This, then, Is The aspect Of the case
as aulhoratiyoly presented through US Neither Mace
nor King can be champion until Of them has defeat
cd Heeuan IN a fair contest
In the London Sporting tis Of the 18th Of Jnns we pd
the following article which clearly shows that Mace !,
oat desrou' Of meeting Heenan in the ring and is will
ling - gghi him for any amount the latter nav name
Mace most aa$Qps 10 try biz ssill With Beensp. cod
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OUR HARRISBURG CORRESPONDENCE.


General Patersons Dipir0H-Arret Of Reporter Of the
Associated Pyess-Nhary kopepsn.s, &C., DO.
The further advance Of General Paiterscns division
into Virginia is deiaJed by the want Of army wagons
transport his supplies There was come apprehension
that the recent heavy rains during the former part
the week may rise in the Potomac and prevent
for time communication with the army.
Samuel J, Rea, wen known a reporter for the Asso
ca.ed Press has been arrested and Fort AcTenry
upon suspicion Of holding Communication with the
enemy. He ID an interchangeable hunter,
and his iDquisitve disposition may have led
him to open mmurcaton with the rebels for the pdr
pose OF extracting information from them, but that he
did so with Any rAorous design acquainted with
him will believe
Reinorcements are daily pafsng through this city
General Paersons column There surely be 30 900
troops 1t Martinsblrg One regiment Of PeSnsyvania
Volunteers Reserve corps commanded by Col Ricketts,
graduate or West Point left here this morning eight
clock for Greencastle the state ps where camp
is To be formed Several other regiments will follow
and when requison 10 made upon this state these
troops will be near the Virginia border
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News from the Eehsmas.

By the Karnak we have Hsssrl papers to the os- s'
slave brig wrecked Auquilla Key earl? in June
supposed TO be On American vessel Atpansh schooner
took of the uegcces aud called for Cuba The PLAYER
thirty ave days from Congo river
The American worknen employed In tts erection OF
the Royal Victoria Gotel celebrated their Fourth OF July
Anniversary at Isboucherie. Captain SsIpus Whiting
The newly appointed United States Consul Tor lhs port
gave in admirable style very spproprilte address.
l.sher, from Port Prince for boston, WITH logwCod
Was wrecked at Bid Rick June g Cargo saved ami
tsk5n to INpg Cay salvage not es,ted,
By arrivals fTon lnagua and Long Cay this week xe
se Informed thai rsuch rain has lately fsren a, thoae
psnes and thai rsking has entirely ceased for the pre-
teh Taere very little sale for SALT and prospects are
letters from Turks .'snds 70 June 81 say that thst
trade is very dull ndeed ant that there te demano
for salt. The st cargo was spla az sthc. ,e"e,
know what we shall DO Il Nc 40 ut SCI some very soon
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CHICAGO DRAGON AND A TRUE HEART
ED REBSI.n

From the lafayette tnd.) Journal, July 10
correspondent with General AcCleans army in
Western Vbgina, writing from Camp B9rkhanp-n, July
thus descclbes rebel GIRL and how bold Chicago dra
COON tanned her.
Aprnpos OF women--the most vehement secessionists
here crinolipe The spirited creatures have bus
bands aud lovers In the rebel armies why shouldn't
thoy defend the In when their hearts enised2
vivaous Eunbrowned Mics appeared At hsa qua,
yestr with her venerable father, who had been
raignd for secessonism she had three brothers and
tover in the rebel army She she "a secession
tst to the back boneopd her white teeth glstenei
her black eyes fairly snapped. "pm true as
eteei," said she, t'and IN die before I koock
under. But she said she had "a true heart"
aut could appreciae ia true geneman' when
she Her father had enieYtaiued o mum
bsr o. Union army officers since our arrival and she
ran On In lively rustic clatter until had invited
bali the officers at headquarters 70 accept hcsps
Sizes OF the paternai mansion. gallant dragon from
Chicago proposed 10 take little seceson steel OF
her and raining hard when she wss ready 70
return he seized capital opportunity tn extend
some favors Her horse and riding haoit were bali
mile from the hotel The trooper mounted hs charger
and dashed away after them. When he returned her
horfe was found rather 700 FESTIVE amsng soldiers
Ard her Sister mounted him. Oar gallant dragon was
ssun rot long afterwards with q brown dsmsel on
hts saddlebow, riding up the road With an arm ten
dcrly encucling very neat wa,st, His noree
somewhat frefu. for the first time bis Me- and the
trooper naively corfesses he was obliged to hold hi.
chsrge-not his charmer-vefy "taut" 10 prevent &C
clients.
This morning heroine returned with her father On
Trial aud young friend the dragon has been stickpR
bouquet under every body's ever since il fair
70 infer that "rue hearted secessS moi Inclined
TO Union this morniDg-And
"a bold dragon, he knows no fear,
he rides around '--miscelIaneous
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THE BLOCK AIDE.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Before Hon. Judge Belts sitting in Admiralty Prize
Judge.
July l2-Tae Untted States and Others, tibeans, u. the
American bark Wi,sntfred and her ogo-CyenshaU Co
claimants Of the rptet, and J. L. Phipps Co of The
ca'goMr Stewart ]. Woodrord, Assistant District At
torney, opened the libel. on the 25th Of May at elk
O'Clock A. NJ, the bNk wunifred was warned Off the
entrance but ssaln attempting to force the blockade was
captured by the Quaker CITY and sent to this port to be
condemned as a lawful prize. II was alleged that the
vesse and cargo both owned by residents of Rich
mond Va, who should be held public enemies Of the
United States.
Mr.. Charles Edwards, for the claimants, WAS heard In
kspfy The vessel was owned by American ctizens who
we're residents Of Richmond but had tskan no part In
the holies against the United States ybe vessel left
In April, with cargo Of flour, consigned to Rio where
she took in coffee, and her retujn TO Richmond
without any notice Of the existence NJ the blockade
Mr. Woodfcrd said thai the Cover did not claim
for violation OF The blockade but simply because this
was efternies' property.
DeC6l5p reserved.
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RECRUITS FOR THE THIRTY. SEVENTH
REGIMENT IRISH RIFLks

Referring 10 our notice Of this resiraent and 40
Colonel, John f. hcCunn, would take occasion to
orrect an photographed in the name OF the re-
crutins officer detailed to this city by the War Depart
ment at Washington which should have been Lieutenant
James r. oBeirne, instead Of o'3riea. Lieut. o'Beisue
has 90 far perfected bis as to have osteb
fshsd recruiting Offices given below coInpreheners "a
circuit Of the city, TO be managed by skful and OK
Perenqed corps OF oc2r7 10 assist BIN IN the taa-ease
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PRESENTATIONS.

Captain j. W. Tobin, Of the Tamnany regiment, was
presented on Wednesday with sword casa and belt,
by Lieutenant Peter G. Tobn and some other friends.
The sword s Of the regulation pattern is deliberately
finished and bears aporop, late inscription The pre-.
sentation accompanied by the usual patriotic
speeches. Lieutenant Conroy also the recipient Of
sword, presented by the same parties.
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THE DEPARTMENT OF OHIO.


MAJOR General hcfAelans command as exhibited by
The consolidated returns 10 the War Department shows
the force of hts division 70 be 45 600 from the States
OF Chic, Indiana and Illinois Many resurns have been
sent IN but the War Department have been assured that
the total number In the department Of Ohio viii exceed
so 600 men.
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THE FORCES UNDER GEN. MCCLELLAN

According to the dispatches to Cincinnati. which We
publish to-day, It may be presumed that The following
regiments now under General Mcclellan and in full
march upon Beverly These regiments were engaged in
marching TO the front OF the rebels position at Rich
Mountain and although not actually the brilliant
engagement contributed 10 the success Of Gen Rosen
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The Turf.

FASHION COURIER, L. l., Friday, July H. vyot,'r =
match 81 00o mis- heats, best three IN lve 10 harness.
r Cragen n.p,ed b. h Sellfouadsr ,...........
p VOORHEES, named b b Ahdallah Chef ,,.... 2 2
Tine, 237h-242l&-2364
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Death Of an Eminent Lawyer.

ROCHESTER,, n. 7, july II 1851.
Eelsh Mathews, OF this city NJ the most eminent
wyefs West New York prostt by stroke
Of spoplexy yesterday, while engaged in arguing oase
In court He was taken home In unconscious STATE
and died at An earlH hour this morning.
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OHIO TROOPS.

Company A-Csptsin, ". A. Westcott; Frat LAeute-
pant, Henry McAlpn; Second Lieutenant, James n
Donovan
Company B-Capain, J. A. Andrews; FRS. Leuten ant
Chas b Russell; second Lieutenant, 7. s. Royse.
Company C-Captain, ". NJ Wilmington; First Lieute.
papt +. a. Ehrman; Second Lieutenant, Chas Gilman
Company D-Captain, f. q. Tatsm First Lieutenant, j.
@. Parker; Second Lieutenant, Thos Boylan.
Company E-Csptau, s. g. Erwin; Fret Lieutenant, j.
y. Hoy; Second Lieutenant, c. ". Morris.
Company F-0spats, Chas n, Brutton; Fiut Lieu
tenant (promotea to Adjutant) Second Lieutena ant
Frark g. Schieser.
Company G--Captan, A. o. RUSSELL First Lieutenant
W. s. Getty Second Lieutenant, Jules J. Aontsgner.
Company R-Capa'p, Il. a. Tinker; First Lieutenant
John Nor gan; second Lieutenant, Solomon Bdwell.
company I-Captsin James Bsnse; frs. Lieutenant
Richard Southgste; Second Lieutenant, Benj. West
Company K--Captan, ". Clark; Firs. Lieutenant, A.
3. Billerbeck; 5econd Leaenert, ]. Ii Thatcher.
TENTH mGnKSr.
b.
Lientenant Colonel. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS G.
SVJpF JOB Burke.
Adjutaqt. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Grover
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Condition or NJ. r. II. Barnam.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn. July a. 1851.
The report in your paper, rtgsrdiDg - accident 20
myself s exaggerated. A shoulder bone only war
broken, and sm already on my feet again.
P. r. BARNUE
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ST. Louis, No, Jolly IL, 1851.
In the United States Circuit Court this mornug Judge
Cssron refused 10 erSt writ OF hsSeas corpus ia the
case or Campbell confined the Arsenal on tho
grouno thst the petitioner voluntarily surrendered him
seN prisoner In the case Of ex Senator Green tine
writ Was GRANTED.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-13
THIRD IRISH VOLUNTEERS.

This regiment progressing steadily In It's formation,
and they expect TO be In short time ready for muster
ing the service. The extra that will be needed
to carry on the war have URGED many Of regiments
and among them this one TO prepare themselves and
respond the they called upon. Their head
quarters been changed 10 1874 White street. where
all communications for Col Kelly may be left In charge
OF Lieutenant Monahan.
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SECOND REGIMENT N. Y. 8. M.

day afternoon for Washington with recruits for this regi
nent now In Virginia. Those wishing 10 Join will apply
" The Annoy In seventh street, Third avenue.
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Fhe Graua Trunk RnflroAd

I TOkfNrO, July IZ 1901.
II ie understood that the Presidency OF the Grand
Trunk Railsa by tbe recent wholesale re-
sgns,on The Canadian directors, has been offered TO
| Hon. George Brown
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rap,v tina, tuli roster tasir officers names has not
been pnbished
Colonel ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DumOnt
Lsue uant Colonel. .................6 j. spocner.
As1Or ''..s.s.......ss...... % r okueu.
The Ninth regiment was commanded by Colonel r. u.
MBroy.
The First regiment Of Virginia Union Volunteers from
wheeling commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Hubbard
The Colonel of the ree,@eotAKeY-hav'Bg been shot At
Pnltppa and returned home invaded Colonel Kelly hos
since been made BriRaaier General, and tho command
will stu remain with Lieutenant G. lionel Hubbard
NEWS FROM MARffNSBURG.
ARREST OF A NEWSPAPER CORRESPONDENT
MARrIssRuRG, July 10, 1891.
Samuel J. Rns, q well known correspondent was ar
rested last evening" ny order OF Cen. Patterson probably
TO prevent icstion with the Eastern press All
ACCESS to him 10 denied
pest of bas been established hero, and letters 10
ths division promptly delivered.
All n quiet in camp.
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Virginia al the o,st call from that State They movedso
rapidly tina. iu roster of tnsir officers names has NOS
besp pnb ished,
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INDIANA TROOPS.
INC Indiana troops wore those WHO wen, into western
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-15

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sPEER's WINE OF ELDER,
Celebrated
For its wonderful beneficial qualities as a GENTLE
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testified by Physicians thousands Lsdesand Gents
men in all parts of Europe and America
AS II Gentle stimulant and Tonic.
It strengthens the Digestive Organs improving tho Appetite
and Purifying the Blood
1t imparts heay action to the GLANDS, KIDNEYS and
URINARY ORGANS, very beneficial in DROPSY, GoUT
ERUPTIyE and R RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS.
AS n SudorfHc,
It acts upon skn opening the and expelng all
nsensibe perspaton thereby driving off Erupton
and cleansing Che surface giving vgor whole
system and BLOOMING, SOFT and HEALTHY condition
the SKIN and COMPLEXION.
The Chfppevyss Tribe of Tradiana
Have long the Blossom and Fruit Of the Elder
their valuable remedies.
In Germany.
Berries dried and by families for In
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pure the juice Of cultivated Elder recommended by
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and excellent article for all WEAK and DEBLITAT
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n AIkAtff2s' tSlnes
Because II will inuxcnte rs contains mixture OF
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ss-A vino glass full may be with nea or ri
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We will only ask your indulgence one trial Of hi
Wine
For sale in New Orleans by E. J. HART & CO., JOHN
WRIGHT CO., JAMES sYME, Canal sreat, and by all
principal Druggists throughout the United States.
Trade supplied ar proprietors prices.
ALFRED SPEER, Proprietor,
my25 1ykW 20S Broadway, New York.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-15
Cotton Pressess

E
Ata'3 Corner of TchoupitoulaS and Robin streets
FACTORS, ,r-,....,..,,o. aud t,,us.r.or s,,.ot,
t St. Mary's street between Perddo and Poydras.
Corner of St. Thomas and Basin streets.
Corner of Tchoupitoulas and Richard streets.
Corner of Tchoupitoulas and Richard Streets
New Levee and Louisa Streets
1tSisIEANs, c.rns, Lave. and Rot,,gnse streets.
: - ~ $3.50 Corner Annunciaon and Richard streets.
szYMANsKIs, o-...-.. r,..-, r,..-,..
SHIPPERS. 49,, xo,, st-.s+,
UNION, ,poss,.oos,u....
WOODS, .,uo..,
TEXAS, ,.--,..,, o....o..u,..u
CRESCENT PRESS,
New Levee street.
TYLER PRESS,
TEyEE STEAM COTTON PRESS,
' Ieyee street between st. Ferdinand and Montegut
streets. Third District.
fioA Ievee stree opposite Post 1888, Third District.
INDEPENDENT,
New I,evee and Roffgnae streets.
COTTON PRESS,
Third District.
PELICAN PRESS,
Fourth District
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-15
-
respective parties 10 this an
innlnra taa tn

IotEls 1u.uuu SiipVUipV
Thus ore and paused the city of New Orleans aforesaid
this day month and year first above writen in present
Marcel T. nucros and Antoine Conand, Witnesses nfn as
expressly required and domeiated In this city who hereat
sign their with said GppeaTer me, Notary
The orig ginal signed j. i. SLAWsoN aud others.
N. T. DUCROS,
A. GONtRD.
EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Public.
certify foregoing be copy the original
tant in my Current Register,
New Orleans, 18th June, 1850.
EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Pahlie.
The undersigned Recorder of Mortgages in and for the Pa
of Orleans certes that the foregoing Charter has been m
day recorded n Society Book Nc. 4, folio 4l4.
New Orleans 18th June, 1860
je20 ltaw5t GHAs. DARGANTEL, Deputy Recorder.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-15
Third Justice Of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans

At meeting of the Board of Dgecots held the 9Th usI
it resolved to declare dividend of TWENTY PER CENT
In per cent? the Net Premiums of Company for
the year ending the 90h September 1860 for which Cettf
Gates will be next. And
also in accordance with Article 18th of the Charter pay
cash and after 18th ns the original subscribers
esat the of per per Premiums paid by
them and credited on their subscription notes.
j. TUYEs, President
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-15
PHYSICIANS ANp APoTHEoARrEs.

.-First DtStriCt---
Dr j. N. Folwe, No 22l Carondelet street
John Booth Apohecary corner CEondelet and God Streets
II iiuberwad Acknowledgements Tchoupitoulas ss
Y ~ = Second nistrfct--
TY F. L. Tanev coler Rampart and Gustonhonse streets.
b g. Mougtn ApoteesLs Dnuphln and Customhouse
: --=sThigd 0iStrict---
Dr. X Kovae XII No 31 Old Levee street. opposite the Mint
Aug Shelley Apohecary Moresu and nghien streets
80 -Fourth District
Dr. j. LemIey, Washington and Rousseau streets.
Tuney Apothecary New Levee street, between serapau
and First streets.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-15
MTsCELIANEOUS,

II WRIGHT d. CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
~ and popular Family Medicines which they offer TO p]y
Druggists and Dealers AT Propetos lowest prices
General Depot Special Agency Nos 5l and Chartresstreet