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Machinery for .W0nasfsrctssrtsa q
UR p o s T. 8.

large stock Of Steam Engines Stationary and Portable
from to % power with the latest fuel saving improve
mens
Boilers of several varieties Wrought Iron Pipe Pamps and
general assortment articles required by manufacturers
Also $1,000 feet IA seasoned flooring, and $1,000 feet inch
seasoned boards. For sale by ...
FREDERIC COOK,
As ST. Charles street, New Orleans.
Address BOX .56g Post-Ofice NC 2plni
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tho durable aud produces the greatest good the rec
pent. Scholarship for the Commercial Course at Dobea
Commercial Cosse will enable your younger clerks
make slD0 SO spnum and t9us see independent
lfs Apply this weka Boibesr Con msoiA College, No.
IA OGas street. and lca arrangements made With all
RUFUS DOLBBAR, e..
pN4fk pJYA
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EF33a8GUE.

MALARD ~ TOOhER
HAVE REMOVED THEIR CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
From the corner of Canal and Old Leveee streets, to
No. 10 Charities street,
Where they willie onAue heretofore to keep for sae large
assortment Clothing every description. d23 2p6t&2tW
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ss .s Sas ii e,taa d 81 lea re
Edito,s Of ase Gs'escent-aIt would be curious
commentaay. Mr. Editor, Oh tlie very efIectual
Il stay Law just passed BY the Honorable House
81 Rspresentatire The State Of Louisiana, IL
nst.of she ayes were published, with the amount
appended III which each IS indebted to his COM
mission merchant in New Orleans.
win out merchants, in Justice to themselves,
hand ID the figures with their names, and let the
record be published in ositien with this out
rageous adt ! " is
{ venture to say more nefaEious act was never
before spread on the statute book Of any State.
Id Illustration Of the actual working of it, permit
me to state some facts, the parties being promi-
nens supporter III the bill and two merchants Of
this city. Our Legislator some years ago borrowed
from the latter sIl 600 dollars which he invested
III lands i'll Moorehouse parish, at $40 per acre-a
good and iudicious investment, Our merchants,
afser years Of patient delay, want their money
back, bus this is denied they appeal to the law,
ana after lie usual delay and expense obtain judg
nent but now comes IN our stay law. At the
date fxed as The standard at which all property
shell he hereafter appraised, LIST january, 1860,
property of every kind had attained fictitious and
inflated valuation. Negroes $500 TO $4,000. lands
at fabulous rates. and the very lands in question,
bought a $40, were rated at $50 per acre; before
this pror erty can be sold under the Judgment q
buTer must be found ready and willing to pay SIS
per acre, or the creditor must pay that figure him
Sell 10 dur legislator for lands which his own
money p4id for at $40 per acre. Better abandon
the debit toto, for the lands are not now, and
never have been, actually, worth more than the
original eoss. Sss5s
Not content with such Wholesale appropriation
Dis this, dur lawmakers, apprehensiVe that their
creditors might collect small part of their dues
from the present seasons crop, now pass an 'tact
for the rie Of the cotton planters by which the
Governor IS authorized to hand over to them direct
In, In treasury notes, ten millions of dollars
sam more than the entire cotton crop Of Louisiana
viii sell for under present difficulties. The com
mission merchant may be made stsefl in disposing
Of it-she has more experience in this than the
planter-abut should be presume 70 appropriate one
dollar ID it's passage through his hands to the pay;
ment of the supplies he has furnished to make the
crop or bale it for market. he Is deemed guilty Of
felony and may be Imprisoned 1T hard labor FOL
ten years Hard justice, this for the unfortunate
merchant, Mi, Editor, but tho IS great cotton in,
terest nuss be sustained and submit he mnst, un.
Less, indeed, the Senate and Governor may have
some cansiderationf bis hard fate and interpose
for his telief For the good name Of our State, il
is 10 bel hoped they viii. MERCHANT.
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Confederate states of America.

r TREASURY DEPARTMENT
}ME# Es5fl Richmond, December 10, lotl.
Notice hereby given that The I'd day Of January ensuing
the interest the Funded Debt of the Confederate States will
be paid in coin Of the proper authority the
Treasury Richmond ihe Assistant Treasurefs DEPOSIT
tories at Wilmington Charleston Savannah, Mobile Nashville
o. New Orleans. 90"
[Sgnedl c. G. MEMMINGER,
DIS 2taw1m 81 Secretary Of the Treasury
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Con fsderaae Ga'Gy Cloth.

We prepared TO uniform complete in CONFEDERATE
GRAY few Companies, with dispatch.
L. W. LYONS l. co.,
Is, IS and 80 ST. Charles street.
DIS 2pS. Of Common street
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ArApEaF Of MUsIg. There wiil,b a perform
ance At this place at noon to-day, thus giving
parentE az oppar tunity TO send their children. All
should do Do, fDr the entertainment ID both anus
iro anh Instructive. 81 !. al 71t
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goNHEnHRA ARR STATES FuNDEp DRBr. Notice is
given II another column that On and after the I'd
prox. The interest Oh the funded debtiof the Con-
feds1a1e States will be paid In coin, on demanded
the Assistant Treasurer in this city See notice.
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YoAuHTEER STEAM FIRE ENGINE CoaPAsy No. /.
Ths annual lpeeting Of this company will be held
Tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock. Members are
requested to be punctnal. See notice.. "a 81.
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MFtkerrtng's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof SAFES Nos 81 and I'd ravie New Or
leans d Sptf
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Ra-Notice-I take this method of Offering
my professional services free charge the families of those
who absent from the city military duty. Residence
Harmony street. between Pryans and Coliseum
District.
rly3l 2ptf p. YEISER, NJ D.
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PELicAN Hook AND LADDER FIRE CoMrAsy No. A.
Officers and members Of this CONF ANY are ordered
to inset at the trnck-house tomorrow morning at
ao'cEock, TO attend the funeral Of the late Capt.
Risk See ofderin another column
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Aid for our " roops i'm Kentucky and vtr-
Infa

Aid for our y roops i'm Kentucky and vir-
.F- Sinfa.
Or. LeRemonde the agent of Army In Kentucky and
Virginia. leaves Friday for Bayou Teehe obtain conrbn-
tons been detained owing the receipt of goods from
Texas to be Immediately forwarded.
Blankets ovetcoa Under Garments, Dried Fruits Oranges
etc. our Army stand greatly in need Of Messrs Arthur
CO. the agents receive these articles Benos Shaw
receive all cash donations We every Souhene
will contribute his mite the relief Volunteers. They
expect with Justice those that should aid
those who fight their bettles. DIG 2ptf
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AIfIITAKY NorTcEsy4 We advise all of our read
ers tolook over the column Of military notices this
morning. There arc many which demand atten-
tion.s
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Al NEW jon PaRTIse PaEss. "A neophyte in
printing would imagine that the Hoes had perfected
The machinery Of d press, and left nothing more
for the inventive genius OF man to add. But pre-
gress has not stopped their attainmenrs, and COM
petition is stimulating efforts to attain greater suc.
cess In the reduction of labor and the saving of
time. An achievement in this direction has been
made BIZ Mr.. Charles Wells, Of the Cincinnati
Tyre and Press Factory, in our city. BY a few
simple additions to the principles already acted
upon III most Of the modern fast job presses, be
has secured q plan for the application of two
coibrs 10 any kind of work with one handling
through the press. The model embodied the ideas
OF The inventor 20 completely and verified his XXI
padtations 30 exactly as to the style Of its work,
that practical Job printer immediately purchased
it and pat It to work.
90 describe the new application Of the princi
pleF used is rather beyond our capacity. 1t re,
quiEes q talk of cams, and springs and levers etc.
fhat We are hardly up to. It's work, however, L
appreciated by an uninitiated, Il makes perfect
impression, retains d constantly exact register
and throws Off sheets rapidly, with the Ordinary
Y labor of feeding. Cincinnati Commercial
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lust PUBLISHED. JUST PUBLISHED.
4 FINE AUTOGRAPHED MAP OF
SOUTH CAROLINA, GEORGIA, AND PART
OF FLORIDA.

PR E, FIFTY CENTS.
Also Just published fine Map of the COAST OF LOUISE
ANA, MISSISSIPPI and ALABAMA, giving the Seundngs
Price, 81 SO.
The above Maps compiled ION the u s. Coast Surveys
and the accurate Maps published in the Conede
ate States. Published by
HOLE CO.,
81 Exchange Place, New Orleans.
Also for sale large ment Of Virginia Maps different
prices.
Nfy~ A large discount alloweit to the trade, d.
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M RTE !:

On Wednesday, 18th Instant by hs Rev. F. F. Duffy in 81.
Aiphoukus' Charch SAMI. G. TYLER and Miss MARY f.
WOODS. all of this city. dos 2t
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STATE OF LoUIyIArl,
Parish Of Orleans. City New UrlFRns,
BE remembered that the lih December 1851 before
" he undersigned Justice Peace in and for the civ
aforesaid personally appeared oMER GAIhLARD Pres
dent and A. Sc1REIBER, Secretary, the Citizens Mutual
Insurance Company OF New Orleans who being dulv sworn
according to law do depos and foregoing
sieius and true and Transcript from the books Of
the Company.
Subscribed and sworn to in New Orleans this day Of
DeCember lE5ls before lie.
D. p. MITCHELL,
Second Justice OF the Peace the Parish of Orleans
The Board Of Trustees have at the rate
OF SIX PER CENT per on all the outstanding
certificates of Pr fa thereof or their legal reR
SenatTes on and after the SECOND MONDAY of February
next Also to declare dividend twenty per cent go per
cent? on the net carried premiums Company the year
ending 9Th of November 1861 for which certificates will be
Issued on and after the second Monday February next
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At
III Temp HIS, TENNESSEE,

I oSASAANA SUGAR PLANTERS' AGENCY
E NJ HIS, TENN ESsEE,
For the sale
SU G r AND IO OLA ESa
Owing 10 the distinctions present block
ade and war it is evident that the Virginia. North
Carolina, part OF Florida Alasma Georgia, Kentucky Made
and East Tennessee their Sugar and Molasses
from Memphis convenient and cheaper them than
from any other point
These States will require 10000 hogshesds present
crop Seeing the necessity of House in this city especially
devoted to the Sugar in ourselves at
No. 20 Madison street. for the Sugars and MoIas
that be shipped address, Planters by Shipping
direct from 'hsi plantations viii expense shipment
to New Orleans Exchange New Greats is very
low figure, and will likely during the season.
Reni'taneeS made for of sales Bank
sion House in that CITY, Sales made exclusively
G. j. SELDEN 4 co.
References:
Thos. Henderson & Peale, Thornhl 4 Co
Cooper K Neibcrt. n22 tia1
25o GROSS OF PLAYING CARDS.
For sae by ~
B.. "A. DRYER 4 CO.,
48 Chartres street.
SHOE THREAD.
1000 DOZEN SHOE THREAD.
B. A FRYER 4 CO.. Z
As Chartres street,
5000 YARDS CoTToNADE.
For sale by
B. A. DRYER CO.,
48 Chartres street. 4
100 DOZEN CoRsETs.
B. A. DRYER CO.
4s Chartres street.
100 DOZEN OFFICERS SILK sAsHEs.
For sale by
B. A. DRYER & CO..
48 Chartres street.
10000 DOZEN MEMS, SvOMEN'S & CHILL
D...,. DREN'S HOSIERY.
B. A. DRYER L CO..
48 Charities street,
10000 DOZEN ALEXANDER's SPOOL u
For sale by
B. A. DRYER Il CO.,
h6 I'm 4s Chartres street.
SOUTHERN SHOE mANUFACTURIN0
COMPANY.
Depot, No. 81 St. Charles street.
FACTORY, Nos. 10 AND q ST. FERDINAND STREET.,
Are now manufacturing Superior quality Of Pump, Welt
and Douole~Soed Oak Tanned RESSET SHOES, to which
they invite the attention Of those having purchase this article
These Shoes branded the Southern Shoe Fac
Tory New Orleans and be obtsnsd only the Depot
the Company. ~ Il
al y GEO. Fl. Eozgzr, sso'y.
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as- Messrs. w. ks Adams. w. NJ. serapie
and D. vanorn hare my full poser Of attorney Per not
passed beiors ". II. Peters, Esq, Notary Pushe
nI& j. o. NIXON,
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HpusE WANTED. We difeet the attention Of
houskeepss IN adsestissns. Men appssfs ia another
foimEu WHICH comfortable house = desired by small
sAsailf, who efs wiling 70 psS toe couaforts.
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Tariff of Charges on Outward Letters

Letters half will be charged in proportion
Open letters the United will received and
ny committee appointed by the Governo Of Louisiana
If approved by sad committee they will be sent forward if
not approved, they will be returned.
abroad be received through this Company
They directed the OF the South Western Elk.
press Company" HAVANA and the postage that place be
prepaid The express charges from Havana may be collected
at destination.
Express be forwarded from any
the Coulederacy by the Southern Express Company charges
destination being prepaid.
by mail may enclosed with The amount required
per the above tariff to Southwestern Express Com
pany, New Orleans.
For further information apply Agents the Southern
Express Company, in any part of the Conederacy.
]. J. MCKEEVER, President,
GO 2ptf 81 Camp street, New Orleans, La.
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FINE MUSIC BOXES AND ORGANS.
10 CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES.
vELOCIPEDEs, MECHANICAL HORSES.
FARMS, MENAGERIES, TEA SETS.
TENPIaS, FURNITURE SETS SOLDIERS
TIN TOYS-of every kind.
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HooD HooP CoTTos TzE.This invention b fast
earapg position in the PUBLIC estimation which its real
me ens and we hope that cation planters who hass
gen sria viii DO So Il has everything 70 commend
ii hs ose durability. and inexhsusibie
always bs had BY the planters biOcksdes
il il ,s Iesst vs. direct eteaiion Adysr
ftba H.
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ylsrsa ~, IN Measure al meeting, yesterday
r,avn;,,f, onr ia friend, Col Samuel r. Marks OF
ny $50, A rouisians Regiment, acting as Rriga-
s,srSssnara WHO i here on short furlough, visit.
8 d. ys,,v and numerous friends. We were
.slaasad "a see the gallant Coionel in such sx
r.YIsas health. fruer or drawer officer is not in
m E,onfeaerate armies He did good service In
m Mexicsn war, and the noble Eleventh, at the
battie III Belmont opposite Columbus, under his
1esd. won imuerishable laurels. All success and
hanort u him, and 70 the glorious Louisiana boys
under his command. 55fspaaf5 M 45saS Il, Sss
A TESTIMONIAL 10 GEs- STEELTsa aPsIeE, o.
MrssouRI.--We understand that there is project
on foot amorg some of our leading citizens to get
M q subscription with view Of presenting 70 the
brave and devoted patriot Of Missouri Gen. ster-
ling Price. some suitable testimonial Of the estma
ion IL which liz II held ~ TIE people Of New %;
leans. and die South generally. A splendid sword
and set of damn furniture have been suggested as
artioles which would best answer the purpose. We
hone that tae proposition viii be acted upon, and
III as1nannet 100, worthy Of the man and Of the
peopie who present it. New 0rleanss although far
remote fron The scene Of his glorious exploits,
owes much to tie Missouri hero, and, as the first
general who inauguratsd offensive warfare, he can
hui he too nightly compHmenteds
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Foreign yV0il front vYesU Orleans,
VIA TAMPICO,
CONNECTING WITH BRITISH MAIL STEAMERS

The undersigned suffering in common with others the
of blockade nonn with foreign
countries has by the advice and approval Of j. L. Ridde,
Postmaster New Orleans taken ali needfn 10 es
ablish ut his EXPENSE Monthly Mail between New Or
leans and Mexican port of Tampco connect with the
regular British Mail Steamers touching that port AusHste
de Mesgrgney and P M Mard highly recommended by New
Orleans merchants have been appointed aud duly qualified AS
by Postmaster for this service The trst mail
consisting of 1888 letters left this city the lG instant E
charge Mr. Mesgrgney The second mail will close on the
9th November pfoSimo, at O'Clock NJ and will leave
New Orleans morning. The third mali will leave New
the 10Th of December and subsequently, as soon rs
proper be made the regular times of depar
ture the 10th and 25th OF each no.A making semi
monthly mail.
Turf Of Charges omgoiay letters, including Confederate
P0Na8e
Single Letters ha less double and multiple rates
in proportion
To Island of Cuba. 10
To other West Indies 90
Letters abroad received through the
pco and they be endorsed By the West India Mail via
TaTnpico care Of Postmaster ut Matan.oros."
ANTONIO COSTA,
New Orleans Oct. is, 1861. No. Is Cnstomhouse
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tsUCCEssoE TO SEwELl r. TAYIoR) IMPORTER nv
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS ETO,
Nos. 10 and Is Royal streef
hlS 2oly Nos. ID and Is Royal street.
CITIXENs' MUTUAL INSURANCE CONF

The following statement Of e affairs ibis Company IS pub
ished in conformity The airesu OF their chnrter
New ORLEANS Deg. !, 1861.
Amount Of premiums received for ihe year ending
Nnrnmber
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Santa Claus HEADQUARTERS.

TOYS. TOYS! TOYS !!
At
B, PIF Fl Il IT, $,
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FINE FANCY GOODS,
FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS PRESENTS.
PAPER MACHIE WORK B0NEs.
DRESSING CASES AND WRITING DESKS
PORTFOLIOS. PORT-CIGARs.
SILVER AND GOLD PORTEMONNAIES.
CORDIAL AND LIQUOR CASES.
MEERSCHAUM PIPES.
TOILET SETS
PARIAN WARES.
VASES, STATuETTES, Etc.
SHELL. COMBS, PERFUMES, EXTRACTS, Etc.
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a ROYAL. SAILMAKER,

q ROYAL. SAILHfAkER.
Nos. Is Canal and II Crossnsn Streets
Sign of the Root Hog or Die.
Manufacturer OF all kinds Plain and Fancy AWNINGS
TENTS, TARPAULINs, etc. Also all kinds Of FLAGS and
BANNERS, suitable companies other purposes with
Fagsas suit Fall Purchase Ropes sngs etc. fitted
and furnished to order shortest notice. BLOCKS of al
ready strapped; likewise all of heavy BLoCKe
SPARS RIGGING suitable for raising machinery or any
other heavy material
have likewise hand hne lot OF SPRUCE SPARs which
offer for sale Cheap for Cash.
All Of the above articles found ID Canal and II
Grossusn streets, New Orleans
N B, Sail and Rigging work all Its branches and country
orders promptly 6iled at the shortest possible notice.
r oRERT l.. CRAWLEY-
MISSION ERCHANT,
In Franklin Building,
alabama street,
ATLANTA GEORGIA,
Sells Sugar. Moasses and Syrup and RENTS promptly 90
directed.
As~hr Crawley is very clever gentleman, and worthy
sstseusgs. tAilaua Int hRsrcer. ana Sm&W
EMeVAL'..... EMOVAL.
OFFICE OF THE SOUTHERN OIL COMPANY
RersOved to % REV LByBR STREET. NEAR aRAY1ER.
Oft
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Post-0Hice Notice.

The foregoing project Foreign Mail In fully entitled to
public confidence Antonio Costa rs4 is New Orleans
OF responsibility and He has been resident
of New Orleans for the last thirty years.
Intended for this Mail may encosed along with the
money required tariff Shove and the envelope ad
dressed, Costas Foreign Mail Postmaster, New
eaus.'
The Confederate Postage this office be prepaid
J. l.. RIDDEIL, Postmaster
New Orleans. October Is, 1861. ol9 2pn
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FOR THE ARMY.
MILITARY BUTTONS, UNDERSHIRTS, DRAWERS,
GRAvAFS, SHOULDER STRAPS, STARS, GILT
BRAIDS, ETC.
The Small Notes Of Messrs, j. j. G. DAVIDSON taken
in trade or redeemed Confederate Notes. stated
thereon die 2pMoW eSSatjanl
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South Western
II x r r. H y = Q O M r A N " .
EXPRESS FOR FOREIGN NAIL NATTER CON
NECTING AT TAMPIGo, MEXICO. WITH TIE
BRITISH STEAMERS.
South Western

This Company has its for the prompt
and rApd transmission OF MAIL MATTER
All Parts of the World!
L. will be received up the hour of starting.
Tbs Third specai Messenger Will leave On WEDNESDAY,
JANUARY lst 1862
Should the Messenger with difficulty, owing to the
present political oublts in Mexico deem prudent he will
&C Havana by
Tariff of Charges on Outward Letters.
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NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
PATENT SAWED WEATHERBOARDING,
Both Rough and Dressed, from the very best YELLOW
PINE Ss timber for sale lots purchaser
At the LOWEST MARKET PRICE.
fhlG " STAR planning VII, Basin
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White Gi0ees.

WHITE COTTON AND Isle THREAD GLOVES, suit
N''' L. W. LYONS & CO.,
&c, Is and 80 St. Chayles street,
400 corner strrAt.
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Address Box 1869 PostoNice NC 2plni
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The Philadelphia Ledger has the following inter
esting and amusing letter from that distant prov
ince of Her Britannia Majesty-Nova Scotia. 1t Is
perfectly true and it is becoming patent to every
body that the Yankees havnt q friend in the
world
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sincerely believe, if the inhabitants of Nova
Scotia had their own way, that before six months
there would not be a yestige of an Union in the
United States. ......t
In hopes that this letter may put the United
States cruisers on the watch for the '.Spitfre y
and " Mayfower.n
FL remain truly yenrs, J. G.
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