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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-14

rAUT1ON.-No one is authorized to collect
~ Virginia arms In this city, elsewhere in this
State, unless they show written authority from me
This notice il not of course to interfere with the
authority of the Adjutaut General of the State in
any order lie may have Issued, may issue here
after upon this subject; but is given TO prevent
positions by those having no authority, and who
make return TO this cffics.
5f , g. DIEM0CE
oc Its Col. of Ordnance of Virginia.
- City pauars copy.
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5irtyIEgpp| spaht;
fHk Ax1rHxEr1c OF LIFE.

~ w ahsvs never seee asas Ne bestst q
no" thsnin this pAsssse fsm Psncae
Thsssas,rs.t ud..sn, ~ esla nsn ca a.ston,
The yeara 81 man 3 aouat to--b1t YEA Ny
lIA tpsna four-aso q; vel. in my ssumasions
Ia an taos> years rs has not Tied adsv.s
Dat II Ale sssAsy yoa must Arst remember
ID Ire ,urs q ni Sht you paN - eep IN Pol;
And conatiog frrsu December to Deeemf er,
y Jast Aals ,oar fe yeu'n 6sd You have fcen cead
Tot rty years A, once by this. sedactsoa ~.
- We come /; and sara the efst fsc Of your birth D
While ssssns tee h and vi < upon snciioa,
Yor ara not alive 10 wta' Mi, lie Is worth
From tairsy "A ~ next ta<e, for education,
Fifteen, Mlea.t. AZ c,Eese aad At school,
When noswl. ssandi sg all your apph alton.
rha casna es ace yau may tnrn out iosl
Esil, tw-n;s we have II n us to d spo.c Of,
Dat during then your fortune you've to make;
And granting. with tie lack Of some ene knows Of
lis made ia ten, shata ten from fe to take.
Out Of the ten ct left yeu must allow for
!. The tinc for shayins, 10th - other asncs-
fas foae ami that leayesti TOO short VOW for
Regretting PAU and making fcsa missakest
Neaawhie each hour dispes ssu,e ne y ailusieu.
- Uptil u length. sans eye., sans teeth, you may
Have scarcely sGnse 10 come TO this conclusion,
"a You've reached four score. cut havea'i lived day.
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CLOTHING. &c.

~ ENTS' UNDER WEAR
Lambs Wool SHIRTS,
Meriuo SHIRTS,
Fancy Muslin SHIRTS, mite '''es'. 'hA' >
LAMBS Wov. DkAWEEsS
Shaker Flannel DRAWERS,
WAite Cotton SOCKS,
Mixed Gotten SOCKS,
Mixed Wool SOCKS,
Just received, and for SAL by
DARRAUOTT, HARRIs & co.
no9 l12 Mair street
WALL AND WINT Err CLGTHINI-
We have on hand larse stock Of Fall and
Winter Clothing. compri ing fine Cashmere Bust
ness Costs; f1e Beaver Uverceat5, black Clio
frocks. of all qualities. Also, large stock
fine and common Black Cashmere PANS
asa NOAH WALKER & CO.,
no9 Corner Main aud i4'h sts
I EGViNsI LEGGlNs I-Enanle!sd Cloth, Can
and well made: Call .. the Shirt Depot.
nc3o w g. TIIPMAN. I09 Main street
lust RECEIVED-
81 100 doz. Brown Jeans Drawers.
SO doz Beaehed Caution Flannel Drawers.
20 doz. Grey Merino Socks
NOAH WALKER Il CO.,
moo Corner Main and 18th SITS.
NVERCOATS.-5o0 grey, drab and brown
\ Fulled Cloth Military Cape Overcoats 500
Pilot, Petersham, Lion Skin, Beaver, and other
kinds of Oyercoats. For sale by
BALDWIN & WILLIAMS,
So 26 1l6 and liz Main st.
I>NAMELED BLANKETS, 30 arranged to
III be used for . goat; and Blankets, lined
through with Flannel w. 8. TUPMAN,
Oe 80 100 Main street.
ID MADE CLUTHINH.-My stock
II, of citizens wear both for men and boys il
unusually good which will be offered at fair prices
Those in want wiz find IL to their interest call AT
Ia Main street Zoe u WIN. IRA SMITH,
Al ExJNO SHIRTS AND DKANEAS-in0
Ivl dozen Eerino shirts and Drawers. Also,
Flannel Underwear and Cashmere Overshirts,
made up in good style. w. s. TUPMAN,
&C 80 100 Main street.
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NI INTER ARRANGEMENT.
To JAMESTOWN, KING,SMILI cporr
STONE-HOUSE, AND ROCK L.
1873 WHAREE2

The steamer CURTIS PECK, Capt. n pev.
MAN, will on and after WEDNESDAY snpn
ING next, the 9th instant leave the wharf a. IN
cts, regularly every Monday, "Wednesday. and r.,
places; lay at the Rock Wharf all nIsht a as" ny
turn each alternate day-Tuesday, Thursasv ~. ~
Saturday mornings--leaving Rock Wharf ., 40 ~.
same hour, 81 o'clock, and touch at all the rsgl..
landings going and returning.
~ Passage aud freight usual.
DC - r.. o. HASKvNc
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nj o T q Il.

nj OTTO Il.
Persons who are sending clothing and Sup.
plies to troops In the field, requested to mark
distinctly on the package with marking ink the
NAME of the party for whom intended, the REsI-
MENT to which he belongs and the PLACE OF DIES.
TYNArfON, care of Quartermaster at Rich Dad, &c
whom the usual railroad receipt shoul be for.
warded by the shipper.
H--Many packages arrive at the depo.s of the
railroads in Richmond with paper marks rubbed
off OF course their destination cannot be known b.
the QGarte-naster. Others are iasperfsctiy mark
ed, and canuos be identified.
lu-An articles deposited a. the Quartarmas.
sars Office in Richmond, for shipment, must be LEI.
there before O'Clock, T. III, to insure their ship
meat on that day. w. Z. WARREN
oc iG--ta Cart and Asst q, M
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NUMETnINa ENTIRELY NEW.

HOWE'S NEWLY PATENTED
COMBINED CAMP BED CHEST, AND TABIIG
HoHos newly patented Combined Camp Bed,
Chest and Table is one of the most useful aud con-
venient articles of camp furniture ever invented,
and is now ready for sale. 1t contains all the
qualities the bed chest, and table, in The simplest
form. All that is necessary to insure its general
use is that it should be examined.
He has also on hand every variety OF Camp Fur
pitufe in use, such as Mattresses OF cloth Cover
ing, Camp Stools and Chairs, dc together with
the celebrated Camp Got.
Those in want would do well to call before pur-
chasing elsewhere. 4. G.. HOWE,
mn k--lfeR {rOVeFnor st
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NOTICE! NOTICE! -. W. DENNIS
IN will on Monday next, October 2ath, open, on
18th street, few doors below Dispatch corner, q
lot of Ladies' and Gentsemen's SADDLES,
WHIPS, SPURS, BITS, BRIDES. &C.; Car
riage, Buggy, Snlxy, Stage Wagon, and Cart
HARNESS. A call from persons in want of such
Dods is most respectfully solicited. Orders Of
every kind will be promptly filled. Also, every
kind of REPAIRING done, at short notice.
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OFFICE K, T.. e. r r. X Co.,
RICHMOND, June "a, lefl.
DERSONS NOT KNOWN TO r RESI-.
DENTS on the line of the Roado fore they
obtain tickets for passage over thet shnond
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad riis. be fur.
nished with permit from the proper authorities
By order OF the Governor.
ia 96-tf A. d. ALLEN Tieke. Agent
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TXTRA TWILLED Lose CLOTH
~ REAL ENGLISH GOODSLCHEAP-I
have few pieces Of extra fine, undressea, heavy,
English Twilled Long Cloth. A splendid article
for family use EZEKIEL. Ill Main st.
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SHIRTS.


10 dox Fine MERINO SHIRTS,
20 dos. JEAN SHIRTS.
10 doc. FRENCH GINGHAM SHIRTS.
20 dos. CHAMBRAY GINGHAM SHIRTS.
10 dog. CHECK BINGHAM SHIRTS.
dos. STRIPED CALICO SHIRTS
Is doc. CHECK SHIRTS.
For sale by GEO. MAaUIRE, JR
iy2 "a Main street.
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TLLETT Il DREWkY,
III NO. IL PEARL STREET,
Have in store and offer for sale large stock Of
Cotton Yarns and Cotton Rope;
Brown Driliings and Osnsourgs;
81, 7-S, and A Brown Sheeting and Sairtings
Gotten Pisids and Stripes;
Heavy Wooden Linseys ksrseys, and Tweeds;
Military Buttons; Blue Cloths;
Light finished Cloths, suitable for ladies' cloaks;
And good assortment Of seasonable Dry
(;oods oc S-tS
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(NLOAKS, CLOAKS.-We have commenced
Y the manufacture of Cloaks for the season.
We have pow made up fine assortment and shall
he prepared, so long we can get Cloths, to make
to order any style of wrapping wanted.
We have a lot of Striped Cloth Cloaks now on
hand which we will sell at great reduction from
former prices. They are well adapted to the Fail
season, and we think they will be found very de-
sirable. [se 26I CH1LES Il CHENERY.
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MILITARY MEN,
iH AT E MT ON!
TIE largest variety to be found In
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and VESTINdS,
For military suits, and citizens fine dress. Three
thou yards s
COATING and PANT STUFF,
Fer SOLDIERS, By the var |, or large quantity.
Over Coatngs, sli grades, some fine; Beaver and
Petersham, for officers coats; Military Over oats,
in great variety; Camp Blankets; Shawls; Gloves;
Covers; Water Proof Seamless Oyer-Ccat. Water
Proof (40 on hand Suits made 10 measure In short
notice warrant d to ft Merlno Lambs Wool, and
Shaker Under-Shirts and Drawers, AL sizes; fine
French Cloths and Cassimeres, black and faccy,
the finest assortment to be found; Vestings OF ali
styles all made measure in the best STYLE Trim
mings, ali kinds. full assortment Of fms Dress
Cloth Goats, ard black Doc Skin Pants, Ia full ar
sortment on Land
BOYS GLOTHIN G.-Over-Coats Jackets,
Pants and Vests.
I. ". ROYSTON e. CO., ii! Sycamore st.
no g. .3m Petersburg Va.
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U ST RE- EIV + D.
81 a full supply OF TEAS, both black and green.
Also-SOAP, CANDLES, PICKLES, and some
worry old BRANDY and WHISKEY, which we
offer 10 friends, and the public generally, at
small profits.
w. d. BLAIR e. CO., cor 9Th and Main ss.,
no 5-Svx KicbfnoEd. Va.
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III HOLESALE AND RETAIL.

NEW STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
Will be opened, oc FRIDAY MORNING., 9Th
inst, at 229 BROAD STREET, splendid stock Of
DRY 4OOD d 8,
Such NJ French Merinos black Alapaeas; all wool
De Laiues; Scotch Plaid Merinos; Travelling Dress
Good; PUplins; Silk Cbaliies; French Ginghams;
Swiss, Jacopet and Nainseok Musins; white Bril-
liants; Tarlatan Muslins and Evening Dresses;
Hosiery of all kinds; Embroideries, in every va
riety; Lace Sets; Linen Jaconet, and Swiss Trim
mings, all fresh and perfect; and magnificent as
sortulent of
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mo THE MILlTARY.-KN ACKS,
HAFERSACKS, and WATERPROOF
GOODS, consisting Of CLOAKS, CAPES,
COATS, OyERALLS, CATERS, HAVE
LOCKS, SHEETS, &C.; all Of the best Southern
manufactured material and at reasonable prices
Cell md examine at the Knapsack Depot on GCv
srnor street, or Main over Spence & Garey's Cloth
ing store, irat door, up stairs. oc l9--lE,*
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wv WEA IRIS.
The Manchester Gotten and Wool Manufacturing
Company in want OF number of Osnaburg
Ws,,vers. Immediate ano permanent employment
will be given to such at liberal rates of wages.-
Apply al the Mills to WIN. BRADLEY, Sup't.
no 1-2w WE. III. POWERS, Agsct.
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p rleams naiIy Crescent ghtrsaay onua gu n 20. Il
SHERIFF,S SALES.

s;ssy Si!sRif I'm sS.: i ~ s.r, e.e,.s
! t. $;s1s: H.. ri sssssi
sell at public shelton at the city Hotel common street.
s es s'f Ms daps d ses
By Iton ign Nay 8 sad square @ y
ho"sh he Lot No On" Five on the IsS Fecy
Ssas d. in he he above suit:
EFT. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
c's7sss SsH: oEaE u E.
y 1Ess;I a,an Dc isrl fae.as T.
LUNDi % De s.ptembre 1861. midi, rHoe de Ia Cite
ia vene pubque ct adjudication Ia proprets don't suit la
LIE HUTIEME 1EDIvIs de trois terrans dgsgnss par
Nos Tros Qaatre ct Cinq de e No 90 suvant plan de La
se sce"S oynne 'ss SDS e r. ' No. 6inq
eant situs lsnsle des Ftcia Bacchus ct Po5mnie.
coND1MoNs-ooHptan monen. lei aa,udies,,en.
a22 sl3 % Sheriff de la Paroisse il Orleans
R.s5s5
e Writ sna
Of New Orleans in The above entitled cause, viii proceed to
sell public auction the City Hotel street between
@ 1857 sS' @
|
rpA TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, with all the
| buildings and Improvements thereon situate in the First
EM l)htrict Of this city, in the bounded by Jacob
Soils Eato and 1haa designated by Nos Six and
Seven on plan drawn by IIe1in & Schlabaun surveyors
dated 18th May, 1854 and deposited in the office Of r. o.
Sark Notary as plan No One Hundred and Eightytwo sad
lots each, 3! feet IL inches and lines front Soils
street by ITO feet in depth: between parallel lines
| Seized in the above 5nit.
TERAS-Cash on the spot.
! r. r. PARKER,
Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
DEvzIZsz corE DE DISTRICT HENRY pFEIFFER " X
de la NouveeG reans. LAS F4TZSIMMONS.
| No. 1921.
I'm VEEiTU dun writ de saisie yente q
~ moi adrcssa Honorable Deuxeme Cour de District
Ia NOuvele trsans dams faare ci-dGSsus procedeai
FENDREi 20 de eenbre 1861 midi, PH0tel de Ia Cite
Commune, les tI Camp DIES haga7ia
Ia Vente oubqre ct adjudication de la suit
description. 6avOir:-
DEUX TERAINS situaS dams lie Premier District de cett
Vile dams itet renteme par les Jacob Soils Eato
ThAe dGigrGs les Nos Six Sept apres plan dress
par fedn Scgou Hrperers lie Is de mai 1854 ct depc
lie No. L. Gtl!e de T. o. Sars, notae pubic
vile. dts eTrin chacRn II ped' II pOuceS ct
lgnes e face Soils 100 rieds de proOntenr entr
lisi = parallc.cs
tonses les batisses a1tIioraiions qu S
trnuvcn
Sase dams l'afare ci-dessus
CONDIIIDN+-Co1nptaut moment de padiudicatlon.
f. 7. Parker,
| dc Ia prroisgp 40 ritans
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State or LOUISIANA. PARISH or ORLrANs,t
oS 4


remembered that 18th day Of January, 1850
the subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for tbs
city aforesaid personally appeared Thos. soo President and
James Edwards Secretary Of the Sun Mutual Insurance Com
pany New Orleans who being duly according lsw
do dspose say above Just and rus
transcrptfr the books of said company
THOs sIioO, President.
JAS. EDwARp Secretary.
sufabscribed before this 18th Of January,
1850. DF AToHELL,
Second Justice of the Peace Parish of Orleans.
interest of SIX
FER GENT IN CASH, the outstanding Certificates of
Profits holders thereof their agai
the 18th day of February Also declare
dividend of FORTY PER CENT t40 per cent? on the ne
5srned premiums the Company for the ending Deem
sl 1852 which certificates will be issued the 18th
March 4.
The Dfectorb, reserying ONE MILLION OF DOL
LA RS profits have further resolved that all outstanding
of Profits of the issue of the 1885 be redeemed
paid holders thereof their legal
18th lay Of February next The Certificates to ba
the time Of for cancement and interest
Oh same to after the 3lst December, 1853
THOMAS SLoO, President.
JAMES D. DEEE6RES Tce-PreBidens
JAMES EDWARDS, SECRETARY. -ezr r
EIEEoToRs' ~ ~
James D. Denegre, - Ell. HaEE,
A D. Kelly, John C. Ricks,
Hugh Wilson, J. 4. staufer, .s
| j. Y de Egana, f. T. EIonsdals,
Henry Renshsw, John g. Gaines.
A. q. premouiet Thomas Slno :
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CONFEDERATE STATES MARSIIAL'S SALE
CONFEDERATE STATES DISTRICT CONFEDERATE STATES
tOUNT, S. SCHOONER Il. s.
District of Louisiana. JAMES, ETC. NO Il.
PY VIRTUE of writ of yeBditioni EGx-
AZ pnna5 directed IL The above emitted it Will pro
coed sell the highest bidder SATURDAY 7tA day =
September 1851 u occCk. NJ at the Merchants aud Auc
oneerS Exchange Royal ueet between Canal and Custom
holse
The ne Fourl. pat Of ~CHo0NEH f. S. JAMES, her
tackle. apparel aud III HIturt, tDf 81 3D. Us tniS}
TERM6-CNsJ At tlrrIma Of adjud cation.
AurshAIs oi"e New Orleans, 9th day of
August 1851. ~
C. B. BEVERLEY,
auI0 ID G. S. Marshal
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SALE FOR ACCOUNT AND RISK OF FORMER PuR-
CHASERs.
BY PLACIDE J. SPEAR,
Auconeer-Ofice, IA Clartres street.
CATURDAY Y, Sept. IA, 1861, at 12 o'clock M,
y Merchants aid Auconecrs Exchange: Royal street.
(od Post Office IL o'clock NJ for and risk Of Jean
Abeard M. and of Eugenie satou t. and Of another
purchaser who did comply to the of the adjudication
made to them the 9Th Of February 1861 at the St. Louis ES
change, of the following property and slaves towit-
ONE LOT OF GROUND. situated in this parish in the Sec.
District Of this city Bayou ST. John measuring IL feet
inches front said Bayou ST. John 1911 feet lines in depth
the right l69 feet and lines also IN depth the left and IL
feet lines in the together with all the buildings and i'm
proveInens thereon
TUNER griE woman aged about IS years. with her three
children, Sophie aged years; Meyo,5 years, and James,
years.
ns-TERMS AND CONDITIONs-For the property, one
third cash. and the balance NJ six twelve eighteen and twenty
four months credit for approved and satisfactorily endorsed
from date till
tury, and per interest per from maturity til
paid said bear special mortgage the property sold
For Tuner and her children onerd cah and the balance
six and twelve moths credit for approved and saacto
E endorsed notes bearing per interest per anutn tion
date till maturity and cent from mAturiy III
paid said 70 bear special mortgage ,he slaves Gold
Acts Of ae before n Ducatel Notary Public the
of the DurcbHs Sei
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AUCTION SALES.
SALE ON ACCOUNT OF LIQUIDATION

SALE ONACCoUNT OF LIQUIDATION
Catalogue Sale Of j. B. aonnes Store of Fixtures
BY PLACIDE J. SPEAR,
Auctioneer-Osfce, "A Charities st.
THURSDAY, 22d Inst. at 10 o'clock A. NJ -,
at Mr. j. b. Monne'" Gas Fixture store No 34 Charities
street. without any reserve, auction, will be sold
The contents OF said Store consisting and varied
sormen of French English and American Fixtures such
Columns Brackets Ga aud Lamp Globes Brass and other
SpouIs Hall Lamps, and articles to
mention.
-A1so-
large French Bathing Tubs pure Copper and fine lot of
Masonic JeWciry and CRd1che Small Swords.
B" For full particular Catalogues that will be ready for
delivery Wednesday. 2lst inst.
P5F-TERMS-Cash delivery. aulG
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asA THE AE1TA SPRINGS-MRS. F, a. a,4ss
A B0SSb ERE respectfully announces to her friends 3as
E and the public generally that her house is open .-
for the reception of visitors The unrvaed electric medicinal
baths be enjoyed to perfection tho facilities
bathing have been greatly Increased aud improved Her table
heretofore will be Abundany supplied and every attention
will be paid the comfort of nvid She earnestly trusts by
her untiriDg exerions satisfaction all who
her by their patronage Being situated pleasant driving
distance If The yahes of Covington and Vaudeville
derS the drives to those places convenient.
The Abita omnibus will be in attendance the landing
Coviugtpn to convey passengers to the Springs.
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CONFEDERAT STATES MARSIIALS SALE.
CoSFEDERATE STATES DISTRICT t1Nf tii'bkAth 81 AItS
COURT, VS.. snip LEM Eli Dl ERR
Dist ict Of nnsianH } EIt No. u
DIV VIRTUE of - writ of Venditioni Ex-
ID ponas directed in the above entitled sui, will
Gel 10 highest bidder SATURD AY It'll day of
September, IS6 II o'clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auc
toneers Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
toTnlloue - - --s
The Eighth part Of SHIP LEMUEi DYER her tackle,
apparel and furniture ard boaIs, (ut III 1886 t0Gs)
TER HS-Insh at the time of Hdiudicaton
Confederate States AarShAls office, New Orleans sh day OF
August 1851. . - 49,
Q. B. BEVERLEY.
8uiOt c. S. Marshall
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CONFEDERATE STATES MARSHAL'S SALE.
CONFED CRATE STATES DISTRICT )CUNFEDERAfE STATES
COURT, VS.. SHIT STATE OF
District of Louisiana. ) MAINE ETC. No. ~
ID pou4o directed in be nboye emitted suit viii pro-
coed the highest bidder So URUAH, 18th day Of
September 1861 II orltck Nj, the Merchants and Auc-
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
o1uhouse tTess-
THE SHIP STATE OF NAINE her tackle apparel AID fur
niture. lud 5, etc, (0f -26 e 95 fons,l
ThRNS-Cash at the time of II, indication.
Confederate States Mar8has office New Dreams oh day of
August 1861. . .. -
aulOtd G. 5. Marginal.
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DEvxzME CouR DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE GIDEON
de Ia Nouvelle. Orleans FOSTER, JR.-Ne. IL, 2G3.
A Wis est par lie present donne aux cream
de la e Succession toutes antres pers0nnes que
celia davor dedue dix jours aer de
la presete publication les rso pour esgelle lie compile
enG rExecueur Tesamentaire dite
raft point APPROVE honcloge onds
repartis confoiInement dit compile.
Par ordre de la Cour.
aul5 1924 f. NICHOT, Deput4 Greffer.
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CHEMICAL ANALYSIS, BY PROFESSORS j. L. AND W.

EHEMiGAb a AIl1STN, J.. T. AND ".
P. RIDDEII.
This very remarkable sprirg is situated river
parish of st. Tanmany miles and half
ngon. A large volume of water rises the earth
Its temperature found be 60 degrees
1t Is quite unlike waters known in the neighborhood
From unusual chemical composition large
SILICA contains are led suppose it has its very
deep the eathbepg in fact, natural artesian weil'
j. L. & W. P. RIDnEbt
Professors Louisiana University.
In 100 ltres of the weighing 100000 grammes
there 1872 grnnes Of dissolved matters made of the
following Ingredients enumerated in the OF