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MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, }
City Hall, Feb. 10, 1862. :
Common Council OF the city Of New Orleans.
mo. 5027.1
ReIore That the Of fifty thousand dollars be and the
same hereby appropriated for The defense of the city and It's
be paid Major General Lowell.
and 10 be spent by him for the aforesaid he
deem proper. , , -, ~, ,n.,,D
President pro TEN. Board OF Aldermen.
(Sruedl j. MAGIONI,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
App''''N iSgnsdl JOHN I. MONROE, Mayor.
4 true copy: , c,
fe2O St MARION A. BAKER, secretary.
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SPIRITED TEXAN LADlEs.-The "Bell County
Rebels from Bslton Bell county, Texas started for their
rendezvous Hempssad. time ago, when of their
lstenants James F. Hardin lawyer deserted and returned
Belton Several ladies' OF the place. ncensed 10 him
srnng about the streets in his uniform got together few
days ago. and sezng him in public, stripped OH his spss
which they sent his company who rewarded them with
yoa aoFt, ,upES
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Salt, nearly equal to the Turks Island, is being
manufactured at brunswick, da
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sVHsFrinE's Patent Champion Fire ans
Burglar Proof sATRS Nos u and u 0ravsr New o.
'aans nv
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Headquarters 1st Regiment. I'D BrigaAs
LOufstAna Militia.
New Orlsans, Feb. IS, 1852.


ed by Felicity Road Thaa and the Rver between the
Of ls 49, subject TO Militia duty, commanded to
appear the Planters Prcs OF Richard and Annuncia
ton Streets at O'Clock TO DAY. Tuesday 18th ns'an
tually.
fe25 1t JAS n. PUTNAM Colonel.
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Confederate States Of America.
HEAQUln1ERs, DEPARTMENT No. l.
New Orleans Feb. "A, 1862.
GENERAL ORDERS Me- II
All Officers detailed from their respective commands for the
purpose of recrnng will upou their arrival in this city .
msdsy report in to the Adutsnt enera together
with their authority.
The Maorsnersl Commanding this Department regrets
learn that officers in tho habit entcng already
listed to break their engsgeents and this been carried
the extent OF attempting to induce soldiers belonging to ths
Regiments and Companies the stations around the
city defert their commands the bounty Asn
ton h called the article OF which declares soldier
who quits bis Company to join smother 10 the
vice. This wal be figdly and whoever
seonscted either officer private will bs severely punished
BY command Of
MAI. GEN. LOWELL,
J. G. PICKETT, Asst. Adj. Gen'l f.25 I'm
Headquarters Louisiana Troops.
A4Jok.GrSsRAIs orrrcE, ,,.
NSw Orlesns February "A, 1862.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 81
I-Commandsrs of CsmpAnie Bsttalions end Regiments Of
Volunteer Troops will Aaks daily reports Of the aud
residences OF members regnDE from their commands aud
transmit the to the Aduan General Of the State in order
that thsnse be recosde the parties transferred to tbs
Militia.
I1-Bigads Generals of tho several Btigadss hronghou
the State will cause this order to be enforced
By order OF
JOHN I. LEWIS.
Major r.General COMMANDING
A. J. WAGNER, Aid. fe25 ST
~ Candidate for Mayor. Irrespective O.
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Headquarters Beauregard Regiment.

NEW ORLEANS, February "a, 1862
GENERAL ORDERS NO. ~
1.-The President the Confederate States having apart
FRIDAY. the 2s,h uttsnt, for day Of humiliation and
prayer tbs Reglmsntsl drill ordered for that day is hereby
postponed to MONDAY the Sd March, ~ O'clock Coli.
Place.
Captains of Companies will be required have their
Companies the ground prompt at the hour specified.
BY order Of
FRANK. A. BARTLETT,
Colonel Commanding
II. II. PRIcr, AdIutaht. te24 2p
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Headquarters Medical Department.
HEApoUARrEus LEu!cAL DEPARTMENT }
Sd Brigade, l.. N
III Canal street, New Orleans.
TLs Surgeons and Assistant Surgeons Of this Command will
report, personally. to the Brigade Surgeon, TUESDAY
MORNING. February 18th. at 10 O'Clock the amount of sur
gcs Instruments amputass end pocket they
the supply Of and medical the dpo.A
Of the Surgeon General limited every ReRimeta Surgeon
is 1pected supply ms- TO the best of his ability.
]. l.. CRAWCOCR, N. d.,
TEA 2p2t Brigade Surgeon. Sd Brigade, l.. N,
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IMPORTANT TO THE MlI1TIA.--An important
mi itis order from Col Putnam appear. elsewhere. is
understood that tie Third Brigade, under Brig Gen. Powell
will receive marching orders to-day This brigade
prIses all the district between Felicity Road and Canal street.
the river and tho swamp One thing CERTAIN all the Colo
nes their orders from the General and lively
among The militia may he looked for In few hours
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OMctal-By the Governor.
HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MILITIA,
ADJUTAsr GENERALS OFFICE
New Orleans February 23 1867
ORDERS NO. 1851
Major General John L. lie Wis, lndns the Militia Of
Of the will order Brigader General A. buzan
msndng Second Brigade Louisiana Militia, report his
usud prepared for active service THURSDAY the 9th
February 1852 At oci 4. Nj and will commanders
Of Companies Gle In the Adj Generals Office
roll the and nnnb.r Of In their command present
for duty Muster roll. will furnished that purpose at the
Adjutaut Generals office.
BY order
THUS U. MOORE,
Guxa nd Comm ande r.il.E
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Headquarters LOuisiana Troops.

~ Candidate for Mayor. Irrespective Of
Party, VICTOR WILTZ Of the Second District.
See of the 2pth 10th and sls January feel 2pte
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FelloN-Cfsizens and soldtersl

address you to-day double capacity Governor
Commander nChie call has been made upon mo by Gen.
Beauegsd for GOO sn to defend the Mississippi Valley and
with your loved STATE this beautiful cty and, than s
and those dsars all else honor The lag
gard snd the bastard awaits the foe s the shrine Of tbs
sanctuary 1t is the part Of the bravo and noble hearted to
meet him st the threshold beyond it and did choose any
other portion would be fAlte history aud traditions
to brohsrA blood which stains the
fields sf Virginia and Missouri unworthy OF the high gift Of
Independence snttihed BY the BIO of patriot martyrs
Ths s not the hour for vain regrets dependency NO
not for hesitation An insolen snd powerful foe Is
slrsady a the castle gate the current Of .he mighty liver
speakts Of his hee advancing destruction the
eegraphic wlrssrcmb!s with the Of bis advancing
columns, In The Of all most dear you 20
to mee him. brave General, fellow citen calls for
you and hs patriot heart feels will LaMres havs
slready clustered around his brow and he calls share
with him new honors and victories. Sacrifices bs
made. but the recollection of them will your tbs
day o! battle and make dearsr your SUCCESSES
Fshsrs husbaA brothers, lovers your country calls
Czens your property and your rights 10 danger win
The hour for glorious action upon let 1t not
uuheeded by. General Besuregard does his ovcti
this honor wish them at his side IN the hour Of
trisl. special messenger, member of bis staff Dr. Chop
PIN waits to return to him glorious RESPONSE Upon vol
untesug you will be ordered to Gen Beauresad a. Jack
Tsnnes snd in few weeks when The necessity past
ysu will return victorious or leave your martyrs
THOMAS o. MOORE
Governor and Conmsnder.in Cnief.
SOLDIERS OF NEW ORLEANS.
You Of ths disasters which have befsen aims
In tho Wss Greater disasters still staring Us In the face
Gen. Beaureg&rd the whom the savor
Of county, sends to summon you great
duty and noble dsednvokng and inspired by love
country and priceless liberty he has taken the deahes
lusn, ds les vengsr de les nivro" And with the i'm.
mortal confidence and holy fever of soul wng II need
meet mayrdom he calls you Join him in order that he
restore country she lost esd you
10 glory and Independence rigid aud suen the
tongs Of ,hs funeral kns but with clarion accents thai
should qursr every heart string the nerve,
of hs cries cut the final refrain of that
hymn.
-'Aur armes, citsysns. for'nsz vos battaiIloDs,
Marchonsl
Msrchons!
Quun sang mpur sbrsuvs silIonsr'
Creolss Of Louisiana on to the work.
3. CHOPIN,
fe25 2plt Surgeon Gen. Rsanrsg gsrd's STAFF.
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mo. 693O.1

mo. 693O.]
R.so,ce That the following nnmed citizens be and they
safsty The pupo Of cooperating with the Confederate
nd State authorities in devng for the defense Of the
city Of New Orleans and its approaches.
Resolre, further, That the Gommitee City Defence
pointed by Common Council be and they hereby added
TO the aforesaid Committee on Public Safety.
Rssolred further, That said Committee Public Safety shall
be composed OF the following namtd citizens, viz;
William Frere Samuel 3nmis0n,
Mnsson, Cupt VIM. Whann
Rt 9: Y: campbel blB r,:. H: Moss.
Wm. Henderson, Capt. Marcy,
jas. p. Freret, Frederick Durrive
Chs. Derbigny, A. :. l5njac,
X. N. Davis, +. +: honford
r. Qardere, Dir. Rushton
A. D. Kelly, Walt Cox.
PS Wil,X Thompson Greenfield,
". C. C. Claiborne, Gabriel de Ferriet,
q, Leroy, Felix Foista
yalconr Isbarre, 4, deIaSsus
Jules CRssard, ): o Nels0n
John Psmberton Moses Greenwood,
.TnO. Goodrich, WilheIma Bosart.
Jno. n. Bach, John Youenes.
Thos. Hnnton, J: +. HARRISON,
Geo. C. Lswranson. Fergus Garlere,
Dr. n. ". Brickell, Martin Gordon.
.Jno. A. Stevenson, John n. lngen
Rob Conway, p n Wood.
IN. IL, Mo.is ao'ss"'e' T. Jones Mccall.
w A. johnson, b. 3uisson,
Gerard stih, John ComInuny,
Dr, O, Robin. H. H. Pile,
lJno. i. Leefc, \. 3. Phelps,
H. Bcebe, J. A. dHtmec urt,
L. i. Forstall, Louis Surgi.
s. T. DeI4abarre
lsignedJ 5. l.. DEltABAKhE,
President pro Board OF Aldermen.
lSigned] J. MAGIDNI
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
App'0''' lsignedj JOHN 7. MONROE, Mayer.
A true copy:
fell 81 liEu MARks, Secretary
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SOUL-STIRRING APPEALS.

In columns this morning appess appeal from pa
totic Governor and Commander to the people OF
siana, which be read without producing
effect He tell. that State aid city in dangehat
homes and those who these homes hearts,
threatened by ruthless enemy and calls upon the
He that fellow CITIZEN the heroic Bearsgad,
calls upon to help him with 5000 and that 1t is in
perave that these should great battle
be fought and that battle will decide the the M.ss
spp valeyof New Orlesns The great question whether
the richest p,rion of the Confederscy fall
of cowardy and ruthless invader settled and
hope that the State of oussua-a State which has hitherto
joysd the reputation OF being the home Of and gallant
Spirits fit to bear who will refuse rush
enjoyed blessings worth defending, Louislanians do.
Let them arise, hen grid their armor and meet the
sny when first they find him, and either hur him
perish In the smpt-eher plant their dRggc In his
the soil where they fall with their patriot blood. We
him with desolaon to blast fair
homes We must meet him his way and PROVE did
oreahsrs Chalmes that in defence of their rights
heir arailes Sonihern nyincbls that wen their
country calls has terors for them and death
Let this appeal Of Governor nan
20 OO needed LIT him have them If doubt should
nger the any Louisianan the necessities
moment lot Linn read the address of Dr. s. Chsppn-a
messenger direct from the Of ths conflict by Beaus
gard himself his old friends and He tells
all that can told and calls for aid which should
enknds a patriotic fire In every heart Are we
dasards psots Let the result of this appeal
prove, and let hs.ory's record show 1t to postery.
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Southern ClOflstssg Establishment
HOME AANUHA HA3TORr.
MILITARY UNIFORMS :.
Wea prepared ~ uniform a viz:
Regiments In heavy French BLUE COTTOFADE.
Regiment in heavy BROWN KERSEY.
Battalion in superior heavy BLACK CLOfHs and DOE.
SKINS.
Battalion in superior heavy BLACK CORDUROY aud
vELvRTINE.
Companies In DRAB LINsEYs WooIsn.
:. GRAY CLOTH, Woolcn.
:. MIXED CLOIH. Woolen.
BLUE JEANS, Wooden.
BROWN JEANS, wooleu.
5 :. CAMLET JEANS.
% :. Heavy Dark Mixed COTTONADE.
The above manufacture to order into Uniforms with
ds ach In the durable approved styles
med with Orange Mazane Blue Csrnine Red Dark
Black may bs desired
100 Gray Flannel CAMPAIGN SHIRTS, with pockets.
lUU Linen Check CAMPAIGN SHIRTS, with pockets.
lovU Cotton Check CAMPAIGN SHIRTS, With pockets
lpD Canton Flannel uNDERsITRTs.
100 Cantsu FiAnutl DAAWERS.
2OOO pair BUCkSklS GLOVES.
Officers Uniforms made 10 order.
OHceis Dragon I.oLs OvERCOATS, with Capes.
Waterproof Oveicoats. Leggns. Caps and Blankets.
l.. W. LYONS l. CO.,
26, % and 80 St. Charles street,
fe24 2p3t of Common street.
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.anrO1s Rts"d,
tsUOCESSOR TO sEWELL T. .TAYLOR) IMPORTER o.
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS. KTO..
Nos. IL and Is Royal street,
Hasnov large supply Of thecalebrasd cRENs Ds
BOUZY CHAMPAGNE quarts pins also other brands
vts: CHARLES HR1DsRICK, PIPER HEIDsEICK, PAR
MRNfIER and other brands OF inferior quality. have
large assortment best Old sherries such ANOHTI
LADO, TOPAZ SIERRA, GOLDEN DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR sHERRIEs-lssa-seUTHs1D MADEIRA. Of
direct importation other MRdsiras OF lower grade Sapeo
Old London Dry Dock PORT aud other Ports Of less grade
The oslsbrated sAzARAC BRANDIEs-vinsxs 1895. l7se
lsO7 ls0s-alage supply always hand AL grades Of
CLAREf and WHITE WINES, In glass and wood. WHls-
KY8-Scoch and Irish, Old Rye. Bourbon and Wheat Whs
kys. SCOTCH ALE and PORTER, pnts and quarts. COR
DIAL8 etc. MylsuA OF the best WINES whioh
will b. sold on other hs city
AARON BIRD,
ais 3plv Nos. Is and ID Roval strss.
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s7-we were much gratilied to meet, Yesterday

thanks for late Texas papers.
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~ The freaks OF the drall are innumer.
ablo. II Erie. Ia. Il took oil hand. in
Burgess wholesale grocery. including both
proprielors. both the Johpsons. the firm Of
Johnson 4 Bros, grocers. their book keeper
and cirrks. DR. Strong and Starr. OF Strong
drug store IL went into the legal fraternity
strong. anj IN many instances two out OF
ihrcc ia Irms AMI families we're drawn
Mrs. Foo, y left alone all her sons, three IA
number having been drawn. At Tamaqua,
IA. all the lawyers IA the place but one were
drawn. Among them Is GEORGE II McCabe.
kssi. ~ho Wa caulidatc lat year for Pres
ilsnt Judge. and James Ryan. Judge elert
!. j. Conner. E>l.. heavy coal operator oi
Ashland. "a. and Mr. Jacob g. Ganscl. a
candidate At the recent election for County
Commissioner. were also drafted Some OF
the most prominent bus iness men OF Pine
grove. IA. were drawn. samuel niller. Of
Hanover. ~ has live son-. Cyra-. W =.
aud luther are 10 the service a. volunteers.
The rem ,inias two. Allan AMI Simon. have
hesn a,,lisi
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F"s lArEsr SrELsof BossrT.-The bon
let which d al the rage in New York how
and without which no lady j. considered up TO
the fashion. formed OF delieatcy tinted Lyons
velvet. fanc,fuily engrafs.d ~ith fasfie or
blonde. AMI rendered moIe-ily ppluanl b,
the fall OF a broad. deep veil. The rim cir
cles more closely - the face than IN former
aea-ons. and - iutsr-trimmed with mingled
fruits and flowers. of cfimpings OF lace and
Solferino velvet over all delicate white OF
pink feather launtiy autters.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Noon Dispatches.


Nav YoRK, Nov. The Times has tie
following: Dispatches Of the greatest impeT-
lance, and which NAV effect change il the
whole aspect Of ihe war. were submitted to
day by the Preach Legation 20 the Secretary
Of State
Gen. Hsiicck cxpsesscs the opinion thar "A
foreign war ievyiug en- masse our poprla-
ton. would Rot be an evil without large
compensated snd benefit. tie believes the
North has not vet began - derelpre is pss
sible resources
An informal meeting o. tie Cabinet aa~
held n iay. sd an Adjournment 10 this
evening. when Il reassembled ~ O'Clock
zen. Halieck being present. o. -te al insI-
taii0n Of the President II i ftfet that
a decision o. more alternate Importance than
made IN the course Of the 49, las been
amied %. and will be anroIr J before the
end Of tie week
The air Is pregnant with ,iiiltary, and
Cabinet changes. Military b,ngcs are
positive. and il i believed thai certain Cabi-
net Ministers regard these changes a. con-
domination giving them no alternative but o.
resign.
IL is not believed that any capital punish
ment will be visited on the hostile Indians IN
the Northwest The policy Of tie Govern
ment being adverse 20 such treatment OF
the Indians who have given themselves zap.
Ii j. the mission Of Assistant Secretary
Usher. DOW in Minnesota. TO adjust these
difficulties. avoiding. as far possible. all
collision with the State government
Gov. Morton left for Harper Ferry at 10
o'clock this Z, ening in n special train.
The Times has the following.
UPPERvnLE. Nov. i-Y cstesday pleasan-
tons successful pursuit OF Stewart was re-
sumed at 10 A.. N.
Ipe enemy was placed in very danger.
Gus position on tho road leading from Union
10 Uppcrviiic, but, after two hours hard
fighting. Pleas.ntOn. Joined by Averill drove
Stewart and his 5000 hoTseman back till
thsy broke aud run. They succeeded in
making their escape through Ashby Cap.
Gen. McCiellan's healquartcfs arc AZ pres
cut at this place.
There Is every Indication that both sides
are seeking 10 bring on great battle in this
neighboIh0od. bat citizens SAY tie rebels
spoke Of their intention TO get back o. Rich
mond A. speedily as possible.
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- \ Washington Dispatch 10 the ~. Louis
Democrat -sys 4 Is fumored again that Sec
Rotary Smith - % SO ont OF the Cabinet.
and : said 10 have accepted Judge Hunting
tons place on tie United State. District
Court Ecnch for Indiana l. IS believed not
- be unlikely. his health being poor spec
uia,ier = rife about his successor. Usher,
As,issaf' Secseta4y. Is among those talked
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FROM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. Nov. GA bogus I,osioliice
establishment a; Cairo has been broken %
by a special agent OF the posioilicc Dcpari-
mont The shicf manager az the concern
wore he uniform and called himself captain
10 the Z ; Army bar upou Investigation
the cheat AS detected. The army OF Gen
Grant gill be benefited IN the TRANSMISSION
II their correspondence by the discentinu-
sncc - ,hc spurious establishment
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~ Who would have supposed man
could have frozen 70 death OF the 25lh 81
October. ia Southern Indiana The foilo~-
loving. from the Paoii Eagi,. show that
such thing has actually happened "On
the night Of the 25th ait. Linzey Eikins. a
citizen Of Orange county. was frozen 10 death.
Late n &c evening he left New Prospect.
IA French LEX township, for hi- home. and
ca s..i morning was found dead o. the
foa8
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PROM NV YORA

bCisAIo. Nov Ella the great shooting
match 10 DAY. between Wm. King 81 SprinS
fed Illinois. ani Robert Newell OF Baflallo.
for I've hundred dollar. At city louhle bird.
Mag giving H. arpsacut ten dead = ir,l- -
The match ~ son hy Mr. Nswcli. beating
King On al even string. Killing - out 81 80
King kiliing q ont 81 81 Eirls. hiug not
shooting tho additional - make nc chs tnn.
irei
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FROM ST. LOUIS

- Lofts. Nov 6.-Leut. Col Franklin
A. Dick. OF this city. has been appointed by
oca. CARTS. Provost Marshal OF this Dis
trict vice Col Gavcit Fcssgnoi Col Dick
entered on his duties this afternoon
Gen Fremont having obtained permission
from the Court Marital to visit New York
letl for that city this morning. lie ~ll pro
baby return IL few day.
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Cons At Lksr.-The "Emeka' Step
Ladder. al Baftlctls Wives. prevail on
your husbands TO get you one. a. nothing j.
more convenient about the housc. Shop
Keepers. look a. your best interests. and
cure them ere they are gone Blrilcii has
them. various lengths. At prices ranging from
= ~ 70 - GO now dlt
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~ Mrs Buekner. one Of the first lami-
lies Of Virginia VS. arrested a. washingtoa
the other day with large quantity OF qui
nine concealed in an old fashioned hustle.
and As much more concealed inside a won
derful Developments IN from, which she ealle'i
her bosom
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Tcparahons oshI o. unlike al other are
"Frec from Poiscus."
'Sot dangerous TO tho Human Family"
''Rats 10 not aie on the premises"
They come out Of their holes q die"
"rbey are the Gully infs'illc remedies kncva.''
''Ieycars AMI more established En- View York CIV"
Jsei blythe City Pest Oaice
J-sed fp--;he City Prisons and Station Houses.
Cscf 1g--,he CITY Steamers, ships, &c.
rsss ly-the cI;y Hospitals. Aims Houses. &.
t>ea tthc cry Hotels. .Asiors. st. Nicholas SC
tsof 'g-the Boarding Houses. &c. &c.
Ussf 1p--uors sban -. 600 Private Families.
rr- 50 enc az ftro Specimens 81 ri4f a. Eyfg-
'cAere s1id ~ ne People I',eisfs. &c.
HOUSFKErPFRS- troubled with vsrmin need Do
20 no longer. n they Use CcsrAR's' ENtcrminators
We have used 10 70 Our satisfaction. aud IL heN
cost S5wc would have K. We had tried pai~ons,
but they ELECTED nothing; but "CoSrns' article
KNOCKS the breath out Of Rats, Nicc Reaches. and
Bed-Eugs. quicker than we write 10. tits Ia
great demand ali over fhc country Medina lO.l
Ga.eae
MORE GRAIN and provisions destroyed an
nualld in GrantCeuniy 10y Nermin. than would pay
for tons 81 this Rat and iase,. kilcr.-Lancasier
wis Nsf1M
i'RENRiR CfSTfR- W. are selling your pre-
paratons rapidly. Wherever they have been u-ed,
Rats. Mice. Roache. and Ver'nin disappear rapidly
fcsrs SrcrfrF9. DRUGGISTS. Windsor Nj
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srElNorlIip. Nov 5--Thcrc afc two
Emsncipalionists elected from this county.
The returns Indicate tho election oi Colonel
Royd. radical kmancipstionisi ~ this Con
gressional Di-trics. by 100 ma
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sFProf Gardne or may be, or may not be
as the rebels may have taken him. but one
thing Is certain-ihcre are a few more Of his
Pictures lest at Barsletls on cAks Of that
highly celebrated -0ap. Chances arelessen-
Ing. - 70 with a quarter and secure one, and
that right quickly. now elt
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pnrsoir, Nov G-The Republican ma
Jofliy on the Stale ticket s claimed hy : .0NO
majority
hcaman. Republican, ~ tho i,t Di-i,.ci,
y probably elected By $50 majority
Upson Rep in tho a District. Loueicar
Rep in the 81 District, Kellogg Rep in
the llh Dlsirlcl are elected
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