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NEW ORLEANS MEDICAL NOTICE
szz==zzgz.s DE-. LER0Y'S MIXTURE FoR TIE PROMPT
49, 81 AND CERTAIN CURE oE ALL URETIRAL
$3.50 DISEASES, AND THOSE 4 ELECTIONS SOLE
Ell LI-TO THE PUBLICi-Seventeen years
- ~ trial OF this Mixture III All extensive practice
E5si II New Orleans has fully tased its powers and
removed those preiudces which physicians aud the pub
lie have against advertised medicine by its nrarfabe
success all Urethral Diseases such us gouorra aeet
spasn0dc structures, neuralgia of the bladder and the
urethra affections Of the kidneys continuance Of the
urine, whites, &c
II would be well in obstinate cases of gonorrhoa and
gleet TO in connection with the mi ture our PoR
ATED BELLADONNt INJECTION Price 80 cents.
TAKE NOTICE-As in all uneou3phcated cases 0SE
B0TTLE of Dr. LIE R0I'S MIXTURE sufices To effect
permanent cure IN from three to eight days assisted if
necessary by vial Of the Belladoun Injection the cost
Of getting promptly cured of disa4Teeabe and often
dangerous malady Is tTAing This mixture not en-
pirical remedy "cure all, but Isl compounded by
physician and presCrbeds3ley for rethral Affections
IL Is entirely vegetable not nauseus and can be used
with perfect safety, confidence and Gase does not
affect the breath, requires but little change ia diet and
no restriction from business which has rendered it very
popular both with the public and medical men
Persons afflicted are strongly recommended to give it
trial when its prompt effect viii convince them of its
efficacy PRICE PER BOTTLE s.
CAUTI0N.-Recollect the genuine article il LIQUID
Every French label has the written Signature Of Leroy
NJ D., Paris it, and every Engliih label has the fac
smile Signature of
DR.. L. C. THOMSON & Co Sille Praprfctors
Southern Medical Infrmarv rs Cartndelet Orleans
Just received a supply Of LeRoTs Mixture. For sale
wholesale and retailb TH0S. Ii. NORRIS
March l3-ly Druggist, Shreveport, La
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PHILADELPHIA WAGON REPOSITORY
So 10 ~. carondelet Street. New Orleans.

WHERE can be found al
ways the Ia rge 5 I and
best assorted stock in
the city, made Of the
very b e st sea- on G d
White Oak, with Black
Locust HUBS, which is
offered at lower prices
than can be purchased
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Speer's Patent Clasp and Hoop IronRands
FOE d a IL &c G 0l,-r o y

JAMES =. PHEITS, AGENT,
Office and Storeroom at T H. Etheridges corner of Nj
lam and Commerce Streets, Shreveport, La
ILL keep constantly on hand large stock of assor
W ted lengths which he will sell from SO to 50 PER
CENT. LESS THAN ROPE CAN POSSIBLY BIZ AFFORDED.
These Clasps and Bands manufactured Of the best
American iron and may be relied FORTS toughnes and
complete adoption to the Planters use
For further information send for descriptive Circulars
ana specimen C!asps June6, lS60-1v.
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e8rFALL AND WINTER GOODS -
Still Ahead of ell Trade!
A WINTER,


IENAs o-EEEl, 0HKEYEPORT,
=Tssg Has just received per steamers Era No f. ~ n
gMa Feta, 1azoo Belle, Rescue and Larkin @3%S
szs@ Edwards an extensive and complete stock ~
Of Fall and Winter Goods direct from the Inauufaet-
rers eectedn person express for the Shreveport mar
ket and including all the latest and most fashionable
descriptions of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Clothing, Boots Shoes, Hats, Caps. sc.
This stock being the foremost and most complete in
town. is well worthy the attention of all purchasers who
may rest assured that they will be sold at Lower Prices
than any other house can offer them.
Boots Shoes and Brogaus for ladies, men and bows
embracing all qualities and sizes.
Also-A large and complete assortment Of fancy and
staple Groceries, Plantation Stores Hardware Cutlery
Queensware, etc etc, all of which the
attention of my old patrons and thepubcs solicited
now A. WINTER
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= IT = q IIIt|-7
Successors 10 Jos. Mclaughlin,
BATH HOTsEI BATH T0TSEIi

INHE undersigned beEs leave to inf0rm MS numerous
friends and customers and the public III general that
he has removed from his old stand the bodybuilding
Of X. D. Sale, Milan street. next to the Yerandah
Hotel and has in addition to his elegantly furnished
Barber Shop, opened Bath House where he can
furnish all with warm cold baths, every day from
O'Clock, A. ~ to o'clock ", at the rate Of scots per
bath or tickets at = 00 pr dozen payable in advance
The undersigned respectfully hopes this new enter
prise will meet with liberal patronage.
Dec 49, ILL., ZIEGLFR
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LTGHT! LIGHTW TIGHT!fI


FEEHE best and cheapest light in use, is made from
4 Coal Oil, or by some called KEROSENE OIL. as it
burns twice long any other and the price of which
has been reduced.
The undersigned has large assortment Of Coal Oil
or RcrOsine Lamps in every variety of Style also:
Chandeliers Hall Lamps, Solar, Lard Oil Camphene and
Spirit gas lamps and all the articles required to be used
with them.
Always on hand, good supply Of the best quality Of
Refined Coal Oil, Bleached Oil, Canphene and
Spirit Gas or Fluid, and the Southern Oil Com
panys' Lubricating Oil, in general use, by the
barrel or gallon.
The subscriber is agent for the celebrated Franklin
Lamp (which exceed for burning kitchen grease
lard, or oil, very cheap Also for FulIer's Patent
useful and convenient the patent Decanter Bottle
stopper, good improvement, Musgrove's patent
portable Gas stove, very useful and convenient where
gas used; Spaidings prepared Glue, which should
be in the hands Of every housekeeper
The public is respectfully invited to call.
ARTEM0N HILL, No 6 Charters street,
feb5 New Orleans
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WAGON AND CART REPOSITORY.

other kinds OF Wagons, Tor horses and oxen cane a
ons and Carts Draws and timber wheels, with and
without axles warehouse and steamboat Trucks Jersey
and BaggageW agons baggage and other CARTS for horses
and oxen handcars wheebarroWs of every description,
and all other articles in the Wheelwrgh line made of
the seasoned materials and warranted to be superior
to any other manufacture which will be sold at reduced
prices and lower than by any other establishment in the
southern country Purchasers viii find to their inter
ests 10 call and examine stock before purchasing
elsewhere We none but black locust hubs and bent
felloes NOV 8, 1861 PHELPS, PARkE d Co.,
40, - and II Perdido street New Orleans.
\. B. We keep constantly on hand a large assert
rent of PLOWS and PL0W POINTS, from the cele-
brated mandatory Of Hall Spear and R. Hall Co
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Evidence Sill 4ccTnUT94iUg

ETNHE ALUM SAFE has repeated encountered fire, in
each case presenting tscontents uniniured; again
invite any competition who procure reliable evidence
to the contrary TO publish it. promising not TO IMPOSE Up
on TIE PUBLIC By subsequently recommending the aIt
test here by the memorable and deporable Tchoupou-
las street fire unusually severe but that referred to
in the following much So the building burned
having been very spacious, and seven stories high
ELEE u ERANEEnMT STEEEI-
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NNLNEB,S
GAN giAH
VERAISUCE
& CEE AIN
REMEDY WORMS.

- Physicians generally now use Bissys -.
beEmifuge- This medicine is a simple v1r.-sll-.
ration, and can always be administered g-if
safety and confidence as t3 The rssult. ar8 rilt..
destroy Worms, and restore the patient Il bs.it
Over onethousand certificates haze been ssBf,s..
from planters merchants and ph7sc.gns Iss,:--:
monF TO the efficacy Of this inf4llblerene.v- w.
in al cases.
MEDICAL EVIDENCE.
We, the undersigned having treqa-atlv admins
Winners Canadian Fermituge, and being fifr Is.
with its efficacy, confidently rec0uua Isl NJ.
efficient remedy for the expulsion q Worms tr1r
intestinal canal G. o. Reilly
Lieentiate ofthe R. c. Of surgeons ID Ireland
G.. VI. DICKINSON.
Member Of the r. G. of surgeons Ia Io-i5r
-. Physicians, Chemists and Druggists Tr9;.s Fl
TESTIMONY or NEW ORLEANS DOCTORS SsD Usrgsst
We, the undersigned. Druggists If The cirysfY
Orleans, have sold IN CUR trade WiHar Canaasz Va
tuge for over ten years past; and since its iurdBgs
into this section Of the country it has given such q
faction to our customers. that We feel Justified III IN
it Is one Of the best remedies for Worms We baFs
knowledge of. HUI Kennedy.
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- Texas street, nearly opposite the Academy
HSHE undersigned having erected suitable buildings
I and purchased the requisite machinery for blind
and sash factory would respectfully inform the public
generally that they prepared to mannfactura
every description of Door, Blind and sash Work
IN superior manner and on reasonable terms.
They have alsoin operation CIG-SAu for ornamental
work and can furnish MOudings of various patterns,
from = to inches in size.
full assortment of Doors Blinds and Sash kept con
stantly on band. All orders promptly filed
They solicit share Of patronage feeling confident of
giving general satisfaction
feb22 A. LAX & son.
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$50. MOORE'S 500,
SIXTY DOLLARS DOUBLE HOOK STITCH
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES ! =

VIE introduction OF this most beautiful and eminent
4 " practical machine will bring 10y and gadness to
the hearts OF ourcountryw Throughout the land
pronounced by the best Judges 20 be the most SIM
pie, practical and duTa bic machine before the
public, and the desirable for famv use being re-
IaoIe and ACCURATE on ALL KINDS or WORK, using any
SIZE and KIND OF theard from No. tp 200 1t viii
with equal facility the thickes and hnest goods used
in a family We enumerate few gifts superior advau-
tages.
Isf It makes the strongest most elastic, and durable
stitch of any sewing machine yetsmJie.
ID 1t has the and MOST RELIABLE FEED ever con
structed, and does not break needles
Sd tsews from two common spOOa, WITHOUT Fg-vTyp-
ING, and perfectly with silk or cotton thread on all
kinds of goods.
4th 1t uses no oil on tor thus prj.veuting the DANA
ging of goods.
9TH. 1t runs with great ease, and ys,rv quietly
bt l can be understood and operated with VERY LIT
TLE instruction.
eth In beauty ofdesign and perfect mechanism can
not be eXceed.
sth II combines durability, simplicity and practicable
ity, to greater degree than any other machine extant
9Th Il is sold for the low price Of $50,
We shall be happy to show You oRr machine at all times
az the well known DrvGoods House Of our old friend A.
Marx Texas Street Shreveport La Allthose who wish
to ebialn good sewing machine weihope and trust will
give us call aud see tor themselves before looking else
WleFe ". j. SMITH, General Agent
Mafch III FOR Northern Louisiana and Texas
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DALLEYsS 5JAGITsTn

-4+-@ A-A-A4@E attt.tt
DALLEX'S MAGICALp - --..-..
u As universally supDIsr.s 'LAlfa.
IL and healing aUplicst;r1g hen l
Western Hemisphere VII.
trinsic merit is the true sac-st,
ueOus affections, wnethsrt|,ae 7lce
BURNS &=SC
are instantly relieved 0f@tb e.
aaTnTnati0n, by timely aU- nj; ae.
healer. and the flesh Is r. e.
bleEaish or gcarrsuaIni-lz = by
TIE FRIEND OF sTpz
Children are frequent suf '.a
rIes, especially from fluid gars
therefore every mother sh5
preparation constantly az : han f-
and quickly removes tbe<s 's-G- ~.
prevalent IN the nursery e r
TO TRAVELLERS Y=EEA
The macbinist. the tray %aIsr asH
vidual whose lot ii life thro .H
chance Of accident Son :: exr9.
should bear in mind that : this
best and only friend Itisz both
and should ever be hIsx conn aa
need. There are thousands offs
to its marvellous virtue 2 who IL
and muscles to It's saving : etEfeace --.i-
The following are few =of thaI--s
which DALLEY'S 4lAGI-~ car p lung diseases
IS PREVENTIVE asSveI a. c ctr-1 IEAIRae7
Burns, o~hE:
Bruises, p -eIeTali7
B0ils, pTPss
Broken Breast p1;
Bites Of Reptiles, PI4Tr.
Cancer, RsEi"IsiA
Cracked Lips. serts6.
Chapped Hands. Sba4 NJ l- k!rls
Chilbains, Serae,l1 oalas,
Cramp, Scrr-
Chafes SILL
Diseases Of theS Skin. sent
Fi5fr rIIgl's' Seald Head.
Frost Bites, Smalip
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MORE NEW GOODsI

HAF Just returned again from tie citv with new
ard handsome well selected stock 5f Summer Goods
consisting in part Of Fine Fancy anH STABLE Goods ii
every style and quality call the ATTENTION of the ladies
in particular and request them 10 call and examine the
goods, as selected them with great cre and they cannot
be surpassed in Shreveport Nv motto is small nrofss
and quick sales CoEleelne come aIB and pa+ barairs
as | am determined not to be unders;ld word n fbe
gentlemen in regard my clothing anil roads
come and examine the goods for yourselves and a CON
Vlncea That they are the best eyeFpHght 70 this place
juyS w MARKS.
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DIR. j. I'll. McLEAN'S
STRENGTHENING CORDIAL

Before taking new method of disng AlltI =. -.
producing delicious eXhilcratlng spF. ---- -s-rs
infaIHble remedy for renOvatlHE the ;-r
restoring the sick, suiering~and ae2hisa.'-
health and strength. ,,nrIr
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F. MULHAUPT.
SASH, DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY.

Corner of Cotton street and Texas road
49,. THE undersigned, having erected a eommodious
-; factory, and procured machinery, embracing all
IL the late Improvements, now prepared to xe-
cute any orders in his line at the shortest notice and
the most reasonable terms He will make to order
any description Of sash, Doors. Blinds, &c. VIII
also keep hand all sizes of mouldings etc etc All
orders from the country punetualy attended to.
January "a, 1855. f. MULHAUPT
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Aessrs. Valentine Butler-Pe rit 1e To forrn vnu
that az the tire which occurred in the story build
ing Nos % and . Frankfort street On tie 18th oe
Of yeEr Alum Patent Safes was severely exposed to the
heat for many hours On opening your anufacto-
exceedingly gratifed to find my books and papers in
state Of preservation. am fully convinced that the Alum
Patent Safe is all that you claim it to BEL viz: sure pro-
tect0r and fire deyiHg repository for books and papers
ours ETC.. EDWARD 0. JENKINS
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Sod az tae principal Dep0ts. Il Br6alg',-9 g
aud q and ~ Chartres street. yer 49,, -ta T
WRIGHT d Co, General Agent. # ~ o'-54ls b
tanned ofallrePe ctable druggists and r4raE -3 9e
out the United States and Canada AI.9
- Soldin Shreveport by all the Drasy;s,,
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80 THEabove routeisnow completely stocked.
Iz-zEkA- Commodious Mail Stages will leave c NJ
DEN, Ark, and TRENTON, La, every day, Sundays
excepted, at 4 o'clock = NJ, and arrive at TRENTON
and CAMDEN, the day following, at o'clock P. NJ.
This line connects at CAMDEN with the Stage Lines
to the HOTSPRINGS, GAINES LANDING, and WASH
INGTON Ark, and at TRENTON, with the Stage Lines
to SHREVEPORT, La, and BY way of HARRISON
BURG and TRINITY to NATCHEZ. Miss.
Every attention is paid to the comfort and convenience
of the travelling community. twill connect with steam
TRENTON thus affording uninterrupted transport
tation to travellers going south W. G. CARR
lharrr Ridra In Nv d 1910
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READ THIS !

Importers Of Drugs agd Medicines,
Il Liberty Street, New York
- Sold by Druggists generally. laprlIO
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CARRIAGES, BUGGIEES. &c
c-ER> We have just received large sssort44ant of
60 RoGEAwATs, BSaoUcsRE, IiU6GIEq Be which
are offered at New Orleans prices.
Wehave on hand complete aSsorrj ant OF Trimmings
Woodwork &c, &c, and are fully !Jreoared TO manu-
facture and repair every description Of Carriage and
Wagon work ROBSON 4 KTERTF
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5000 lbs, Harness and Sole Leather.
In addition to the above we are receiving By cvcrv
boat direct from the manufacturers great variety of
goods manufactured expressly for this market and one
Of our young men is in the east busiy engaged in
selecting and having goods manufactured for this mar
ket and we willn few days beH receipt some
and those in want Of goods of every description and kind
we solicit from them a call. WALTERS i ELDER
,ShreEenart. Fob 1880
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Affairs IN MISSOURI.

HUDSON, Mo-, Sept. IA correspondent
of the st. Louis Republican,, under this date,
furnishes the following:-A gentleman from
Glasgow states that Martin Green, at the head
of thirty five hundred mounted rebels, crossed
the Missouri river at Glasgow on Wednesday,
and moved southwark. lie took possession
OF the steamer Sunshine, which was lying at
Glasgow, and used it for transporting his men
over the river. Aboard the Sunshine were
some forty.five hundred stand OF arms, so ne
four or five secession prisoners, and a federal
guard of fourteen men. Green released the
prisoners, and took the guard prisoners. The
Sunshine was laden with bacon, sugar, and
various other things, all of which tell into
Green's hands and went into his cOmmissary
department.
AT West Ely, Marion county, Col Moore of
a regiment of horse guards, last evening fell
in with from seventy five to one hundred Sc
cessionists, and gave them battle. Moore had
two hundred men. The rebels were routed
aud scattered in every direction. Two teder-
ais were killed. 1t is not known how many
rebels suffered, as it was dusk at the time.
The bridge over Plat river will be repaired
by Saturday. Green disavows all connection
with bridge burning or firing into trains.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. ia citizen of jackson
county reports that Price and Rains were
within forty miles of Lexington, Tuesday,
with fifteen thousand men and eighteen pieces
of artillery This needs confirmation. Tom
Harris captured a government agent named
Smith, in Boone county, few days since, and
took from him $4,000 and a number of
horses. 1t was expected that Harris would
take possession OF Columbia, Boone county,
where bank is located.
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FROM WARRINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Sept l3.-All has been qui-
ct along the line of the Potomac to day.
Albert w. Archibald, of Fort Union, New
Mexico, was to day appointed United States
marshal for that territory. Captain j. W..
Holmes, the newly appointed secretary, left
Washington to-day for New Mexico,
The government is about to investigate the
alleged frauds committed upon it in the sale of
horses furnished by Pennsy lvania contranct
orS. The inspector at Perryville, Md, within
the last ten days, has condemned between
four hundred and five hundred army wagons
and notified the manuiactul ers TO remove them
Hon. Charles Henry Foster of North Caro-
lima, who, it is understood, returns in a day
or two to that state TO participate actively III
the war for the Union, was to night compli-
mented with a serenade, to which he apprOpri-
ateIy responded
The government has received dispatch
from Gov. Morton of Indiana, stating that the
Confederate troops in kentucky had seized all
the money in the banks at Bowling Green.
b. +. Sanford of Kentucky is appointed con
sui at Aux Cages.
1t is reported that 1900 regulars are on the
way east from Utah.
Col. Briggs left for Pittsfield this morning,
but was not aware OF his fathers death.
Gen Lander has been assigned to the COM
mand OF the brigade army of the Potomac.
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WASHINGTON, Sept 13.-Cassius M. Clay S
"Washington Guards" who rendered such
efficient service in defence of the capitol in the
dark days in April, held meeting to night at
their headquarters and unanimously resolved
to celebrate the l7th OF September, the ami
yersary Of the adoption OF the constitution
Of the United States, and the delivery of
Washinglon's Farewell Address. Professor
Amasa Mccoy, the secretary OF the Clay
Guards, was invited to deliver the Grafton:
Professor Mccoy accepted the invitation, and
announced that the theme OF his lecture
would be "Mr Russell and the London Times
on the Rebellion and the War against our
National Constitution"
The president of the United States, zen
Mcclellan, Mr.. Holt, the secretary OF slate,
and two hundred or three hundred of the most
distinguished civil and military characters
now at the national capital are to be specially
invited to attend.
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FROM NEW YORK.

New York, Sept. 13.-The Commercial
says Mayor Berritt is to be released from Fort
Lafayette, ON taking the oath of allegiance
and resigung his office. 1t also says it is ru
mored in Washington that Fremont will be
superseded in command by Gen. Meigs, for
exceeding his authority, in contravention oi
government orders and practice
The Commercials dispatch says the sick
are being sent to Annapolis, thus leaving the
hospitals at the service of the army OF the Pc
tomac.
The collector to-day seized twenty -four box.
es of articles of curiosity ard art, the property
of Com. Tatnall, late of the United States
navy. There is great activity at the navy
yard.
day BY the people. Over $4,000 has been
subscribed in Troy.
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FROM THE IsTmMUs.

New YORK, Sept 13.-The steamer Cham.
pion, from Aspinwall, 9Th inst, has arrived.
She has over two hundred passengers and a
million in treasure. Among the passengers
are Mayor Allen, DIR. Steinberger, Lieuenants
lngerton, llarker, Alexander, Ball. and Inman,
Capts. Hancock, Mason, Myers, and Gregg,
and Major Greer, Of the United States army
The Champion towed the brig Bainbridge
from Navy Bay into the Caribbean Sea. The
trigate Lancaster was at Panama on the Sd.
Lieut.. Harris died OH the 9th ult., and was
buried He was a native of New Hampshire
Mosquera had proclaimed himself president
Of New Grenada, and had exiled dozen jesuit
priests, and sent ENJOYS to England and
France. The health of the Isthmus was good,
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TO ARMY PAYNrAsTERs.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 13.-The war depart
ment has addressed the following order to
Paymaster General Larned =
You will arrange for the payment of volun.
teers as directed by the provisions of an act of
congress relating thereto, dated July oath, and
as amended, August 9th, 1861, viz: When or.
ganized and accepted by governors without
regard to date of mastering into the service of
the United States, provided payment has not
been made by the respective states, for which
the government will eventually be liable where
volunteer regiments have been accepted by the
war department upon what is termed indie
pendent acceptance, you will allow pay from
the date of the organization of each company
with minimum number of men. Satisiacto-
ry evidence in each case is to be furnished by
your department before payment is made.
ISignedl SIMON CAMERON