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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-09

eB, We had the pleasure few days since
OF making the acquaintance in our Village OF
Mr. W. B. Boggs. of Pickens District. an ac-
count OF whoae arrest by the Black Republi-
can Police Of New York, some of our readers
may have recently seen. Mr.. Boggs has been
spending the last two years at the German Uni.
verslties and on his return by the Bremen
packet, was arrested in New York unoer the
Pretext of his being the bearer of dispatches to
Jef. Davis Being summarily conveyed to the
headquarters of the Police. he had to undergo
the lnflicion of an impertinent examination at
the hands Of Superintendent Kennedy. Moth.
ing wasfound on his person TO sustain the charge
and he was released. Having letters Of intro.
duction to Mayor Wood, be called upon that
functlonary who expressed very freely bis
condemnation Of the unwarrantable act;on
Of the police-with whom by the wny he has
no official connection. He also had the pleas.
ure Of making the acquaintance of Benz.
Wood. M. c., the editor of that sterling io,,r.
nal, the Daily Ne,c.
Mr. Boggs returned by way of Louisville.
He saw enough on the route to convince him Of
the deep seated hostility OF the Northern peo.
pie to US and to our institutiops-and of their
systematio efforts TO trnduce and malipn us.-
In New York city ,he saw placards posted
along the streets. designed to excite the Irish
sgainstut by the slanderou. charge that We
had maasaercd in cold blood their brethren
who had been taken prisoners at Manas,as
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-09
THE coNFEDRRATE. LOAN,

The subject Of the Confederate Loan was
again brought to tho attention of our citizen.
on Monday last, and q strong sppeal in behalf
OF the enterprise was made by the Commission.
ers.
Edward Noble. Ete., one Of the Commission.
ers' who wes absent from the District, on the
previous Sale Day, said that lie felt assured:
that the citizens Of AbbeviIle needed 10 urgent
appeals to the hberality and patriotism. to On
list their rympsthy and prompt co operation in
this scheme Of sustaining tle, Government
chad iatsly been in tho Weat where men
were offering themselves and mothers their
sona, upon the altars of lheir COUNTRY. and
with whom property was tie mere sus, Of the
balance, when' weighed against daty aht, pa-
triotism :'ahd he felt sssured chat his fellow
c'assus would.not DO behind tl,em 10 patriotic
devotion, and seltsacEifce. Tliis scheme call
% for,no sacrifice whstever--it was a mere
loan 70 the Government, on the very bsst ses
curity-valusiess It 10 true II the Goyernno <nt
{. be overthrown1-but with The. .sutiov A xao,,.,o,
the South, the very title sssas 10 ON, ,.,s.
would be - worthless - the bark ueon our
trssA A common rujn you'd involve Ms al
Thomas @, Pefrip, Egg, reiterated III.
views shich he had expressed af the forffi}
meeting. and At$apeed nsw- soassasrssss
showing that sysnfn q aasneis. peiissof ssser
the prsssnt schsmssa afordedss nass. proatsbi.
iovsssmsnt 70 Tho planter.
Thomas Thomson, ESQ, siiuded to the ems.
ssss, which had attended, ti,sir efforts III va
rious sections Of the Dlstfiet. and especially
= . - ~
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-09
COL. RIPLEY,

The Mercury of yesterday hns the following
paragraph. AS we have published the Cou-
risr'' notice Of Col. Ripley's promotion. we
present this. If the Mercury is correct VIC are
sorry for it.:
"Innsmuch as Southern journals are copying
quite extensively the announcement repeated
" made by Charleston newspaper, of the
promotion Of Lieut. Colonel H. s. Ripley. 1st
regiment S. c. Artillery. we may as we'll state
that no such promotion has taken place Guar
dian.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-09

RrssEl, Of the London Times, was present q,
tho Great Battle, Of the 2lst, and though he
did not t"ke part in the fight. is said to have
performed prodigies in the retreat. lie has set
tied Il Q question, about the proper designation
Of the battls-it was emphaticaly Bull a
Runh
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-09
THE WASHINGTON INDEPENDENT.

During recent visit to Washington, Geor.
gin, we had the pleasure of calling on and stop.
| ping with our friend. AIR WV. HksRY WILSON,
formerly of this Office, and We were pleased
to find the Independent in SO good condition.
| That Nh. WILsoSs friends in Abbeville may
know something Of him, we copy the follow.
ing article from the last number Of his paper:
To Oun READERs.-We have been engaged
iu publishing Newspaper for the past eight
years, and never failed an issue till last " eek.
Our failure needs few words Of explain ation,
which we trust will be satisfactory to our read
ers.
Both OF our young men, apprentices. we
have equipped and put in the feld-one in the
ranks of the Irving Guard and the other in the
ranks of the Delhi Rangers; their apprentice.
ship would have expired two years hence. and
their services were just beginning to be valu-
ableto u.s. They were anxious to volunteer,
but would not have done without our con-
sent Besides sacrificing their services We
paid out between $50 and 800 towards equip.
ping them and for the benefit Of the two Com
Panies. We believe.that all the efficient will
be called into service. and all that are wiling
to go, should go-those that GRO not willing,
wiA haue to 60, or play the traitor, il something
decisive is not done soon. The sooner and
the hotter the conflict, the sooner our troubles
will end.
In parting with "our boys We have only
one regret, and that is. we are physically uu-
able to undergo the exercises Of the soldier,
and that we have not forty more Of the same
sort---they should all 60. We hope our sub.
scribers will share with us tho sacrifice ws
have made, as we silali endeavor 10 furnish
them with IS much reading matter a. We pos
sibly can, by orr own individual efferts until
We csu do better.
The principal source OF revenue 10 cut off
18th tho business of the press--that of adver-
tising-and of course We are not able to incur
additional expenses. 1t is necessary to have
an advertising shset 10 oureoun,ry and for
the purpose of furnishing local news--thia
with important telegrsphio news and cores
pondences from our volunteers, in tho Co"ps-
MES from this country, is all We can promise
for the present II we have any subscribers
dissatisfied with this effort on onr part We
will be happy to erase .thoir names from our
books (up on) receiving arrearsgss.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-09

every ono, andhase met with good many nc.
quaintances and relatives. Cousin Horace
(key. DIR: stripgfellow of the Episcopal
Csurchl breaches in the Hospital where DR..
Green desires my services, but he favors Mr..
Barnwell's project. Do tell the ladies that
they cannot do Too much"
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-09
CAPT. JAYS COMPANY.

The following are the Oficers of Capt Jar
Company:
WM. JAY. Captain.
NC. TAGGART lst Lieutenant
E. COWAN, I'd Lieut..
JAS. NJ. TRUWITT, Sd Lieut..
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-09
PUBLIC NOTICE.

I hereby notify the public that one JOHN
w..HALL, latsly = Clerk 10 my Confectionery,
has been discharged from my employ, for .
brsaeh of trust which I am sble 10 establish.
am no longer liable for tho acts Of tha said
Hsii,f and hereby warn the public against
him. $50 &SE2<s
Abbsvills @. H., 8. G.
~ The Washington. fndspsudsaa, sud the
Wsstsrn Rspsrs Siil plsase eopE. ~-''
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-09

eB See notice Of me citing Of Cava Com
pany
ty See card Of our young friend W.. T
Haskell. He has seen service in Virginia, and
will make capital Officer. His company will
soon be organized. We wish him all success
~ See the card Of Lieut. Col Owen.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-09
State Of South I0ayolins,

~ Personally Sppsassa bsfora ne, Esskssi Tsi--5
;bIs.ss eitisSh Sf -Abbesills Eilisge. aad made:
ssAtb IN due form sf :Ixu. that. .the fs6ts stoss
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-09
IMPORTANT DIsCLosURR--GEH. SCOTS
A6K86WLEDGNENT.

The following is portion of the debate that
took place in the United States congress on the
24th inst. It shows that Scott fought the bat.
tie OF Manassas (if his own word can be credi-
ted) under the urgent pressure Of Lincolns
counsel:
Ar. Richnrdson-I repeat that Gen. Scott
had been forced to fight this battle. will
tell him what occurred yesterday morning.
My colleagues CLogan aud Washburne) and my
self, were present with the president secretary
of war, and Gen. Soatt. In the course of our
conversation, Gen. SCOTT remarked: i am tho
biggest coward in the world rose from my
seat Stay, said Gen. SCOTT, 4 will prov. it.
] have fought the battle against my Judgment,
and think the presidents ought to remove me
to-day for doing it, As God ismy judge he
added, after an sinterval of silence. I did all
IN my power to make tho army Efficient and
I,dsserye removal because ! did MD NOT. stand
up when could and did nots
stand here TO vindicats Gen. Scott. r am
indebted TO the gentlemen from Missouri foy
the compliment he paid ma. desire to SAY
for myself that l. am hsre the laat Of, o genera.
tion, my father and grandfather having fallen
beneath the flag Of their country. !, TOO, have
fought under its folds, at home and sbroad,
and, God willing, there win stand till he end
of my life, defending It against all foest
Mr. Wsshburns. Asmy collegas hssfsfsrr,
ed to asD. -seott's remarks, he might also all
lads 70 what the prssidyut said. ;..,ys.,ss
Mr.. Riebardsou-I will do. 80. Your eon-
vsrsation implies said the prssiaensf 70 Gen.
Scott, sthatI forced you Il BATTLE To which
Gen. SCOTT replied: I hare nsvss served uu-
der presidsnts who has. 'bseae kinder g mo
than yo.fhsse been. But Gen. seets, did not
relieve ths president fsom TIE fast of tho lss-
tsrhavipg forced hin % Rsht thsbsttiA COD.
Scott thp. psid : sonpiimsat % ass prssidsnt
psrsonsiiy. Z dssirs TO ssy of. the aprss,asas
thSt hass skaosn hirnss bon boyksod. III
you lss him slons hsi sa hsness man. LAaghs
,tsr] But,I en-, AFRAID be hsspet A.taasss to
stand upagainst The poll ifieians aroisusl hfrt
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-09

TfIoCUI hL CHURCU,
The Pastor having returned, Divine Service
will be held on Sunday morning next, and also
at night
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-09
ADDRESS TO THE ARMY FROM GENERALS
JOHNSTON AND BEAUREGARD.

Ihe following eloquent address of our gene.
rails to the army under their command will ex.
cite the patriotic emotions OF every Southern
reader
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-09

We have been favored with refreshing rains,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-09

Tho Speaker presented Striking view of the
dangers which attended the retrest- OF our army,
from Fsirfax G. H,-s flank movemsnt 10 the
presenc" of an over. .powering enemy, according
to Napoleon, an iupossiblity befors On enterpris.
ing foo. Beauregard saw the tho dangers 10
which the rstreating colnmus ssre exposed, aud
by the discharge Of roeksss hsstsasdth ths move
fnents Of the troops Whom that General was
asked why hshsd sssfgasd.so The carolinians,
she unpleasant duty Of retreating before sa.
psrip, toehis reply WIS iiist Il was the higi.es.
compliment be eoaft psy to eaheir disciplined
vaior. Bitter pill as IL was. tkS duty Sas per-
iotmed q became diseiplined troops, and whom
mt last the order 10 halt wss given, ioud siieus
of Joy bura forth from the sttssdsd iiuss.- .-thsy
~ere Il. .fetrsst no longer. Aplses hsd bseii "a.
served sos them. IN the long extended lines 1t
Mitdheii.s Ford, the pos. Of d.sgsr ,sad tho poas
Of honor. And hare Tbs Carolisi. Regiment.
were expeetsdao Withstand Abs saaia attack o,
thssusmy. - zsj.; s,s.,
Tas spsskersby the aid. Of .d;ssrsm. hsss
presented srsers s'ssr. .ldea sf the srsspee.iys
positions Of our forces. extsnding from the Rsil
soaa ths.riets ID tie Sssas Bridss, D distances
of7,mHas on thsiseft--ef our srpnf pssitioa n
MitshaiIk RVsd % ,ths Nsasssu k Csstssyilis
F1SA ard ri The isssdq uasfsus III Gan., !4sf2eH,
~ on ts'sppossss hsasssA Issss hsexsahs
isSiisssdsls&s ~ ssssning u, Dc lBs~
TN snssa Ats9Sk !was isssds upsa Biask basiil:a
Fssd saa ls55sEs bslS 4kiss sSsy
.shAsgzss ssa xsrs tl,fics srspusssa " flN gal-
iaAs liisssas sSd SshsrG s,ThSa lSfsBsd ~
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-02-21

UFHEApAcHE Is the fzvortc sign BY which nature
makes known any deviation whatever from The natural
OF the BRAIN and viewed In this light ~ may 5c
looked safeguard intended TO give notice odds
which might otherwise escape attention iii too
late be remedied and It's indications should be
neglected. Headaches may be classified under two
names, viz: Sympiomatic and ldiopathic symptom
attic Headache Is exceedingly common and is the pre-
Of great variety ofdiseases. among which
Apopiexy, Geut. rheumatism and all febriie diseases
In its form issympahetic OF disease Of the
stomach constituting SICK HEADACHE, Of hepate disease
constituting BILIOUS RE pAoHE. Of worms. constipation
and other disorders Of the bowels well renal and
uterine affections Diseases Of the heart yer, FIRE.
qrently attended with Headaches; Anamie and pie
thoria also affections which frequently occasion
headache. Idiopathic Headache Is also very common
being usually distinguished by the name Of NERVOUS
HEADACHE, sometimes coming suddenly in q state 81
nal and physical energies, and In other
comes slowly, heralded by depression of spirits OF
acerbity oftemper In most instances the pain Is In
the front OF the head. over one both eyes. and
sometimes provoking vomiting; under this class may
also be named Neuralgia.
For the treatment OF either class of Headache the
Cephac Pills have been found sure and safe remedy
relieving the most acute pains in few minutes, and
by its subtle power Graduating the diseases Of which
Headache Is the unerrng index.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-02-21

. . . =

Fac1 WORM Ksewtsa.-Spalding's Ccphalic pill are
certain cure for sick Headache, Bilious Headache,
Nervous Headache, Costveness and General Debility
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-02-21

III = over excitement, aud the mental aud anN.
iey incident To close attention To business tudy
among the numerous causes Of Nervous Headache.
The dsordcrcd state Of mind and body incident TO this
distressing complaint Is atRl blow 10 all energy aud
ambition. Sufferers by this disorder ALWAYS obtain
speedy relief from these distressing attacks by using
one OF the Ccphac pills whenever thu symptoms APP
pear. ltquietsthe overtasked bran and soothes the
strained and Earring nerves. aud rcaXes the tension Of
the stomach which always accompanies and nggrayaes
the disordcrcd condition ofthc brain.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-02-21

GRslT DfscovKRy-Among the most important ofall
the great medical discoveries 81 this age may be con-
sidercd the system 81 vaccination for protection from
Small Pos, the Cephalie Pin for relief Of Headache
and the of Qunine for the prevention ofPesers
Their OF which 10 sure specific whose benefits will be
experienced by suffering humanity long amer their
discoveries are forgotten.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-02-21

Tux AuALsAuArrox o, LAxsrAess.-Thcre 10 q
growing tendency In this age TO appropriate the most
expressive vosds Of other languages, and acs while
10 incorporate them into own thus the word Co.
phaiie, winch Is from the Greek, sgniSing fcr the
head 10 now becoming popularised In connection
with Mr. Spadng's great Headache remedy, but IL
will be used more general way. and the word
Cephaiic will become common Eloetrotype and
many others whose distinction foreign words has
been worn away by common usage until they seem
s.naiive and TO the manor born"
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-02-21

TwENTl MILLIONS OF DOLLARS SsyFp.-Mr Spalding
has sold two millions Of bottles 81 his celebrated Pre-
pared Glue and " Is estimated that each bottle
at least ten dollars worth Of broken furniture. thus
making aggregate Of twenty millions 81 dollars
claimed from total loss by tins valuable invention.
Having made his Glue n household word, he pro.
poses 90 do the world still greater service by curing
the aching heads with his Cephalic Pills aud fthcs
good his Glue, Headaches will soon vanish away
Ike snow In July
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-02-21
4 Real Blessing.

PHYucfAS.-Wel. Mrs. Jones. how isihai headache
Mas. Joxrs-Gone Doctor. all gonc tie pill YOU sent
cured me In Just twenty minues, and wish YOU would
send more so that | can have them handy.
PHysicIaS-Nou eau get them ~ any Druggists
Call for Cephalic Pills, find they never fall and
recommend them m all cases of Headache
MRs. JoSEs--l shalt send for box directly. and shall
tell all my suffering friends for they Real Bless.
ing.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-02-21

VI T'Dtn YOU ever have the Sick Headachcf DO yor
remember the throbbing temples. the fevcrcd brow
the loahng and disgust at the sight Of foodY How 10
tally unfit YOU Tor pleasure conversation or stud,
One Of the Ccphalic Pills would have relieved vol
from all the suffering which you then experienced POI
;his aud other purposes YOU should Hlwayshave DO,
OF them on hand 10 use occasion requires
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-02-21

BRipGET.-Missus wants rou 10 send her box Of
Cephalic Glue, no, bottle OF Prepared Pis-but I'm
thinking that's not Just IL naither. but perhaps ven
be amber knowing what II is We see she's nigh dead
aud gone with the Sick Headache. and wants some
mere Of that same as relaived her before
DRUeGIsr.-You must mean Spaiding's Cephaiic
Pills.
BRrpoEr--Och. sure now and you've said IL. here's
the quarher and give the Pills and don't he all day
about II aither.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-02-21
Constipation or CostivenesS.

No ofthe many ills flesh Is heir 10" Is SO prev
alcnt, little understood, and much neglected n
Costiveness Omen originating In carelessness or sed
entary habits, is regarded slight disorder OF toe
little consequence TO excite anxiety, while In reality u
is the precursor and companion Of many Of the noS
fatal and dangerous diseases and unless early eradca
ted, IL will bring the sufferer To untimely grave
Amo the lighter evils Of which cosveness isthe
al attendant are Headache. Collie. rheumatism. Foul
Rreath. Piles and Others of like nature while long
train Of frghtful diseases sach Malignant Fever
Assesses Dysentery Darrhoa. ID, spepsia, Apo lcNy
Epilepsy, Paralysis H,sera, H,Pochondrasis, Mel
anchoy and Insanity drs, indicate their presence Ia the
~ stem by this alarming symptom. Not unfrcqucnii.
the diseases named originate Ia Constipation but tab,
an independent existence unless the cause Is erad
Gated In carly stage From ill these consideration
Il follows that the disorder should receive immediate
attention whenever II occurs. aud no person should
neglect to get box Of Cephac Pills on the first aP
pearance OF the complaint their timely use will
pei the nsidious approaches Of disease and dcsiro,
this dangerous foe 10 humanlite.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-02-21
sardly Realized.

I'll 'sd n 'orribIe -eadaehe this hanernoon, hand
stepped into the hand says h 10 the man.
Can you heaze me Of an 'eadaeher- "Does IL haehe
ard says e. Hexcecdingiy,'' says I, hand upon
that e gave me q Cephalie Pm, hand pom 'onor II
cured me so quick that 'ardly realized 'ad 'sd han
,cadaehc-
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-02-21

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersign
" ed has been appointed Administrator Of the Esst
Of Jacob B0lnger deceased, late OF Randolph county
Said estate Is supposed TO be solvent
DAVID ARLINGTON.
Jan. o. lS6I 264w3 Administrator.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-02-21
MEDICINAL DISEASES,
EXTREME HELPLESSNESS.

Why will any one suffer the horrors Of Debilitating
Fever, when, by the use Of the
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.s-,az, LOSS sTk GR&s&,Esx-ut, !, WESP
6 ~ 81. Gha-las etraet. &oIlEinnht = ,nnlr M.

r.ssgsa,.. .tO~5 ga GR2fiEsx-ut. j.. WEST
~ ST Gl&Ees street, Continues s1pply
ffYTsf LOSS or TEETH without wires or springs
AI4Ig npoH MIA Eea priagipie Of Sef adhesion T6it
letod has pIoruTed m DTiversa appreciation, recon
astdtd 6en1 he most ilaniua syen supplying ARTI
FfGlAL TEETH hitherto l7entsd, nns all cases reorins
Fset articulation and t1ascston and perfect natara
appearances 80 TO defy detection By ih closest observer
esth method Of filing ttath with gold all usfi
rhose interested will Ard these statements 70 l.
snrey Eno Scruputeualg Dr. stscFs
tahEs 70 sghahntH New Orleans vicinity for Tia
extensive practice t0y 9 favored hin with atsci
DhiGs ~ f'7s-ta
H"h' shysI-' Ni'nf asst
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DENTISTRY.

s@gsspsssesss ARTIFICIAL TkETH-The best.
cheapest and Rost replee Dental Establish
kTY4SsSSSS asnt in New Orleans, is DR.. FIELDINGs,
IAllI 1874 Canal street. y
His aelesfer npuatng Artificial; Tsethare unsurpassed
by Practical n in the Southern States cope,
ton and pnces charged by the inexperienced
Person requiring superior Dentistry should procure 1t where
they can rely upon the experience skill and integrity which
Dental Science produce. =,
Every Artificial Tooth is Of surprising beauty cannot
Dc detected from the productions nature gradually
storing that uniformity the features 80 essential to youth and
6eay and warranted satisfactory for mascaon and
ton.
PAINLESS TOOTH EXTRACTOR, for readily sx
tFacng Teeth without PAIN supersedng anything
tanned by the profession, astonishing all who witness it,
AN Operations in Dentistry performed with caresnd skill and
cheepness and utility unsurpassed by Others Unsk
ay applied Teeth eudeed and fit guaranteed at mod
crate charges AT The following prices written guarantee
each set II desired and not found hs represented
Siter two months trial their money will ue returned.
Ell setS 9n hteslg SILVER oaSo vg
XIII sets vuGanjssd Rubber equal to gold from to 90 90
Full sets Is carat gold bhse beautiful torn so to so 90
Fall seas ON Y carat gold base from rs to l25 90
The most perfect gems that can be produced.
Those Tequins Artificial Teeth cordially invited call
and examine before lgagng elsewhere.
nR FIRinfNG. Dental Surgeon.
nb N 1874 Canal street.
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,sPRIN tNDs nINIm

&SA ,ssFRlNG 'NDS MINIS AKnANG "a"Rr
~ NY stAVe nepot No IS ,i'vler street open
a. Winter aud Summer for receiving orgarting sell
&&i ing slaves ooDmssnn For the prstectoa of my
patrons, PIn+y Woods place three and hours run
from the city Two md half les from Tirkfa Station
and j. Railroad has been good rder ,nmret
tre9,, m the Of epidemic sickness any kind
so II G. +. HATCHER.
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Dartitular SDstnes.

ofreE LouisnsA 81 ATE MUTUAL INSURANCE Co.
.g New Orleans, Sept IL, 1861. )
~ eFNotiGe Is hereby given that AN cIection
M rsees 70 serve dnfing tie ensuing year will be held
this office on MONDAY 18th inst between The hours OF 10 and
O'Clock. 49, ~
sel4 I'd pJCOTET Gec,v