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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-18
WANTED, IN IMMEDIATELY,
w REJRUns
RECRUITS,
U.nsr CnupaNa-

LOST COUPONS.
0ST In mission by mall TO Charlottesville Virginia. the
IL following Coupons Of Orange and AeIsnda Railroad Com
any, Nos. T3l 10 1876 inclusive, $40 each, $40
e to 30 do 20 DO 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-18

TO CLOTHBEks.
IN cur OPP Eng IN morniuga ysry desirable assortment
Trn mhgs from south manof ctugrr, eonslstiny CT
Ferguson sAs Black cd ana sk serges, allan Cohs
vrv,ts Dr ings White Crimson silk eerge 'lack ssu
md GrAnAdnts Paddns Canvas si, Twist ktglnt Ma:s
rs six and Velvet ytt Fancy Cassimeres snd Dee skrs
BaeE o!os AMI tkirs Buttons wAidsg Buckles 1 btn
The balance Of Ltoek from ClJ,hrg House.
ALSO,
Case 10, Ia hutber Cloth
Tie attention Of COiss AID others requested 70 this very
scarce desirable lot " gods they 70 be eosed
once. - ...., -
fel6-lt hENIi fAIns w.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-18
mIDLOTHIAN NOTICE.

adjourned meeting Of Stockholders Of the Mdlot
N Coal Mining Company will be held Friday next els: ib
teis-4s JNo. G. srAHIRp, sse'y.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-18

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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-11
To Tire. Friends
Or
SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS OF THE SOUTH

The Soldiers Relief Society Tennessee having been author
lied and desired by the Secretary by the Medical
Director of his Division Of army perform the in
the Confederate States Hospitals which they discharged
under the direction OF the Governor in the State Hospital have
assumed similar charge and supervision Of tie following Hos
ptas viz State Hospital FRS, College Street Hospital
College Street Hospital Front Street Hospital Cedar Street
Hospital, Elliott Hospital These filed with patients
from the armies OF the Conede!acy and every ear is being
made to provide others the increasing
service demand additional accommodation We have
upon toe discharge Of duties with determination do
In power whatever cost of personal comfort
alleviate the mcrtme contribute TO the wants
and comforts of the gallant defenders of soil may
stricken down by disease, by TIE casualties Of
We receiving liberal contributions TO aid US in our work
from portion Of the Confederacy bt the npon
are daily increasing and tend forth appeal to the
generous citizens Of the South for further nee the
eonhdE that will bs promptly and favoraby
sponaed to by Southern heart Tie contributions
needed are money cotton for mattresses blankets flannel
Clothing PROVISIONS and moase any articles which
may be useful necessary for the sick the wounded
vaescen These when received distributed different
Hospitals under the supervision of the eminent Medical Drec
articles Contributed let 1t be borne in mind that if thereis
multitude of contributors the aggregate will be large, .=
Contributions should be addressed Mrs Felicia Porter
No 80 Cedar ee Nashville Tennessee where it is prac.
teabe and proper the wishes the regard
to the disposition thereof will be complied with.
From the patriotic citizens Of the Conederacy anticipate
propapd response this appeal behalf the
gallant soldiers who have cpnsecraed their lives noble
cause and who have been rosaed while defending homes
from the aggtessions Of ruthless invader.
FELICIA GRUNDY PORTER, president.
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TALK ON ,cHANaE,

N There was very little talk on the flags yesterday
For allthe benefits which the general habitues Of
the flags of Carondeet are now reaping, they
might as we'll remain at home and save shoe
leather. Leather s very important article at
this time 10 the Southern Confederacy. For years
on years has thelhide trade in the South attracted
the sly dealing manufacturers and spinners located
within the purliens of Ferry street, New York.
Yea, for upwards Of two-score years have the
hides of the South been carried to the NORTH and
brought back to us in boots and shoes, paying
July one hundred per cent. over and above the
cost Of the hides at the place Of shipment in the
South, may all look very well for the specula-
ters an hides to visit our city every season, pur-
Chase up ill the hides for the benefit of New Eng
land tanneries and such as the great Zadock Pratt
near New York, who was flaming Southern
Democrat until the month of April last. A great
deal 81 talk arises on our flags which, In the apt
itide o. events, might come within the technical
phrase Of leather and prunella as we, that is.
the great sonth, can dispense altogether with pru-
nella or prunelle. The talk of and about leather
comes up frequently on the flags; yea on the flags
Of the grand boulevard Canal, among silks, de. Z
lanes, laces and millinery, there is great deal
said about leather. We can dispense with many
articles of note, go without the great skill and
cuisine of Moreau, tantalize ourselves by looking
in at the good things in John Gapn's spacious
larder, but as for leather, old bull and cow-hides
we cannot dispense with. We must have leather,
Therefore it is with the highest qualification we
can talk Of the g Confederate Leather Manufae.
turing citation, now organized with ample re-
sources and means; that is, we judge so from the
responsible names known as President and Man.
ayers, which will (the company furnish the great
interests Of the South with full and constant sup
ply Of that important article required for pedal
purposes, as well as many other uses too numer.
ous 70 mention. The Confederate Leather Manu-.
factory will be located on the jackson Railroad,
within three or four hours travel Of the city.
There was some talk about the blockade, but
that is about worn out. II England wants our
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-11
Soldiers Clothing.
NOTICE FROM THE GovERr ~ TO HOSE PRE-
PAIRING IT


r tr
am now endeaVoring to furnish Volunteer Troops
louisiana with suitable winter clothing having prepared
UNIFORM SUITS OF wooden cloth and suitable undecothes
ais1rinu'et among Them informed that patriotic cit
zes OF several parishes Also engaged III similar
LOT inc oeett OF their companies If contributions Of
clos are sent by them directly their several companies
without my being of the quantity md kind sent and the
companies supplied confusion and waste will be- the
sequence.
soldier can only carry certain quantity of clothing II
OF great importance that soldiers shall have
good substantial WOODEN SUITS possible but is also
important that there be concert OF action among those supply
ing them in order avoid sending double supplies to
palies.
therefore Urgently recommend the citizens country
parishes 10 send in this city, supplies clothing
they may prepare, with explicit directions companies
or individuals for whom they intended will take care
a they reach their destination The clothes should be boxed
up or oaed and directed in New Orleans the
OF the company for which they intended marked on It, and
statement sent to of its contents may not dup
cate the articles.
Respectfully request the newspapers give publicity to these
suggestions in consideration of the objects to be effected
THOS. 0. MOORE, Governor
New Orleans Aug. II, 1861 auo 2u,f
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.ase .appeaL for SntaU firms
q - ~ iHE- AS 5g
OF LOUISIANA AND ADJOINING STATES
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. IL, Is

~
VI NEW ORLEANS Aug IL, 1861.
henn arcin+sd 70 IF
that e unused ia your houses Recent experiments have
proven that of your fine Double Barreed Shot Guns
with the improved Mimic ball than for the
much talked OF Mimic Auske Then, bring them forth
place them upon the altar of counrys liberty that they
may at once be consecraed to the noble work
Tense II objection be made to sending your guns aud
De urged that you MAY need them home the reply s that
the snest way 10 prevent the necessity of using them home
to place them in the hands OF the many thousands
men who are now chahrg with anxious desire stand
OF fire between and the invading foe If this answer be
deemed inconcusge then the reflection tnt high in u
iorty those in whose Judgment all have confidence
who il is but fair TO know we'll necessities 10th
at home and borders have, after elaboration in.
auEGaied this should be a guarantee for
the wisdom utility and patriotism of the you nre called
on to perform Then desire SHORT speedy peAcs
and All acknowledgment of Independence honorable
selves place the disposal of your Government
As you desire strike terror the hearts those now
plotting our suugation and destructou that
the rusty Rifle and the death dealing Shot Gun Which YOU
have hitherto highly PRICED part next con
Illicit rendering possible victory complete than
their defeat and route on the plans of Manassas.
My instructions contemplate that shall send into our
more populos regions assistant agents. charged duty
of collecting and forwarding proper points, the weapons
thus obtained Ii may be we'll state any one who
wishes to do though be visited by an Agent can
greatly facilitate this work by sending any guns has or can
command to address, of Robert Pisn Is Camp
street, New Orleans.
BALLARD S. DUNN
Agent for Collecting Receiving and Purchasing Small Arms
Tor the Confederate States anl3 2ptt
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Free Market.

a. NEW ORLEANS, January 10, 1862
Officers and Plvates OF Benvtle RiHes Cob: -s- -.
The Committee of the Free Market have language
press their feelings in receiving from The Bienvle Rifles CO.
B. of louisiana the unexpected appropriation of
S0 made them the recipients of the Market This
eYidens OF those who engaged in active duties battle
aga the aggression of fanatics and misguided in deen
of the constitutional rights guaranteed the fathers
tro Of 6 noby by the the Confederate
States and beloved State Louisiana stimulates The Com
nee TO extra exertion 10 procc: the families
and saantsons who have periodically gone in defense
their and our homes.
May the God of Battles take SPECIAL charge and carry you
rousy through all your trials and to your lies
and friends with the laurel Of victory upon your brow
Yours respectfully,
A.. ny .,..s}. THOMAS MURRAY,
jail 2plt President of Free Market Committee
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Battalion Washington Ar
tflIcry.

CAMP HoLLtNs, near Cenreve. Va, J
--f = 50 AL e. or. 7-...t january 2. 1862. {
At meeting of the First Company Battalion Washington Ar
tilery Serg G. b. neRussy WAS appointed charn,pn md
Corporal E. j. Kursheedt Secretary.
Wherenpon committee of three, sis ing of sers Thos
Y Ably Prvates W. Fellowes J and r. Mex spe.ripr were
chosen TO draft resolutions expressive of the of this
ing the subject Of the dece.se of their corade HUBERT
CHAMBERS, who reported the following which vera unaui
mously adopted
Whereas it hath pleased Almighty Providence in HIS
hce mercy to take from hate brother III arms Hubert
Chambers And Whereas depore the overriding
cessity which called him hence. ~
Resolved That In his death the loss IN affect
ate relative honored embe of this corps brave soldier
and stsinch friend and thar do heartily sympathzs with
his family N their bereavmen 4-
Resolved That of coincidence copies
these resolutions be sent the relatives of the deceased
Resolved That these resolutions he published in the Mobile
Montgomery and New Orleans papers.
THoS. Y. ABBY,
tsisIedl W. FELLoWES, JR.,
Il. NICK. SPEARING.
GEO. B. DERUsSY, Chairman
EDWIN j. huRsHEEDr, Secretary. jail 2plt
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The Soldiers Relief Association of Richmond Va having
united with the Louisiana Association for the Relief OF
Sick and Wounded Soldiers contributors respectfully mott
fed that S. L. Chamblss Esq, and the Rev. r. j. Harp or
appointed by them the only authorized agents
obtain donations and subscriptions.
Contributors OF Sugar and Molasses will ship Mesrs
Brander Chambisi Co. New Orleans of Cotton TO Aessrs
F. Lane Co., of Memphis Of Money 10 any member of the
Committee of Clothing Hospital supplies ETC. ETC. to the
Association Of T. o. Suly Chairman 50 Graver street
and A. B. James, Esq is longer member Of the
Relief Committee.
S. L. CHAMBLISS,
Chairman of Richmond Committee
I. o, SUILY,
DBL 2plm Chairman Ex Committee n @,
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LyCeasMt library,
ROOMS 10 ANDt12 CITY. HALL.

This Library contains about Il 900 Volumes carefully select
ed for reference and general circulation. " 81
TERMS OF LIFE MEMBERsH1P.-You persons, under
the of sixteen years. any portion city, may
come life members payment Of ten dollars. Those six
Teen and under twenty years payment of twenty dollars
Adults. on payment: OF thirty dollars.
TERMS OF SuBSCRIPTION.-Mno Of either sex. three
dollars Adults Ladies' four dollars per
Gentlemen, five dollars per annuIn.
Donors of aud valuable books new publications. works
of art will be admitted as subscribers or life members
cordins to the value OF their donations. .
onehat Of the current receipts of the Library reserved
aud appropriated for the purchase Of books.
l w. 0. ROGERS,
dis eplm S,,ar;,.apf,pt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-11

SHARK GAUaHr The Lynchburg virginian
furnishea the following story
We heard capital story Of arecent occurrence
within our lines at centeryIlle which Is too good
whose name We forbear to rive, fxed d. some {
s. raps I: for the soldiers of the Potomac They
consiated of chsstnuts, butter and whisky, and
Representing that they were designed as gfft for
the gallant defenders VI the country. he was
8 franked over the railroad. Z, ~ 80 n
M hen ne reached the lines, be commenced ped
dung hls truck II, the butter st 75 cents III $l d
the whisky at she rate of 40 al gallon, and the
chssfnetsi we're sold also ~ high figure.
was playing, and not only coniscated his goods
amongst the men he came to skin but sent The
Ehylock 70 the guard house, where he Was retained
several days, and then forwarded under guard
lesson serve as y warning 70 all such men. . ''f'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-11

Dr. LeRemondie the agent our Army In Kentucky aad
fgn leaves on Friday for Bayou Teche to oban conhu
tons having been Detained owing to the receipt of goods from
Texas to be immediately forwarded. "
Blankets oveicoats Under Garments Dried Fruits Oranges
etc. our Army stand greatly in need Messrs Arthur
20 are the agents TO receive these articles Benoist Shaw to
receive all cash donations We every true souhener
will contribute his mite to the relief Volunteers Thev
expect and with Justice those remain at home o,5 ia
those who fight their battles E-.iiSs ala ontss :
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-11
Startling DeveIopment-Lincoln Incen-
.F diaries.

a. ...5, diaries.
We are permitted, says the Memphis Avalanche.
to make the following extract from a letter ad-
dressed by responsible gentleman to leading
business firm in this city. It confirms the intelli-
gence which we published yesterday, of the new
and internal scheme of the Lineolnites to let loose
penitentiary conyicts on the South, to perpetrate
arson and murder for pay. Every neghborhood,
town and city in the South should increase IFS vgi
lance in guarding against the intrusion OF these da
bolical incendaries, and the most appalling ven
geanee executed on any of them who may be
caught: 2,ss, .+r.~.. Is r Ole.
UsIoNTowS, KY, December %, 1861.
/ have Just learned in Louisville, from secret
responsible party who is in the employ of the Fed
eral Government, that clandestne arrangements
are made with vagabonds and pardoned convicts
of desperate character, to scatter them through
the South and get, them to set fire to and burn
everything they can safely, especially manufacto-
ries and machine shops, and that they get paid for
every fire they are accessory to, the Federals be-
lievng this to be agood mode Of gripping the re-
sources of the South, and that all manufactures
and machine shops in the South are calculated to
do ultimate injury to the North, so that the more
destroyed the better. Please draw the attention of
the proper authorities in your city to this fact, so
that they may be on the watch and guard
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-11

Eg~NOtIce-I take this method OF Offering
professional services free charge families Of those
who absent from the city military duty Residence on
Harmony between Prysna Coliseum streets Fourth
District
mya1 2ptf ? 49,. P YEISER MD
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sA0rOYs R{1sR.

Huron BIRD,
SUCCESSOR TO sEWELL T. TAYLoR) IMPORTER OF
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC,
Nos. ii and Is Royal street,
Has large supply of the celebrated CREME DE
BOUZY CHAMPAGNE, in and pints also, other nrands
viz: CHARLES HEIDsEICK, PIPER HEIDSETCE, PAR
MENTIER, and other brands of inferior quality have
large assortment of the best Old sherres AMOETI
LADO, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR sHERRIES-l8ss-s0 MADEIRA, Of
direct importation other Madeiras lower grade Supso
Old London Dry Dock PORT Ports less grade
The celebrated SAZARAC BRAEDIEs-Vin,sge 1885 1885
1902 and lS05atarge supply always hand All grades
CLARET and WHITE WINES, in glass and wood Wills
Kfs-Scotch and Irish Old Rye Bourbon Wheat Whis
fys, SCOTCH ALE and PORTER in pints Andeuarts COR
DIALS, etc. My of the best VINES which
will be sold reasonable any the city
AARON BIRD,
sl3 2Dlv Nos IL ard Is Royal strest
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-11
Confederate states of America.

z ~ ny. gafesr @s.gJ- TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
Es.,..s. Richmond, December 10, lo6l.
Notice hereby given that the "a day of January ensuing
the interest the Funded Debt of the Confederate States will
be paid in con of the proper authority the
Treasury Richmond The Assistant or Deposit
tories at Wilmington Charleston Savannah Mobile Nashville
or New Orleans.
f&5.- ,ISfgned -ll c. g. MEMMINGER,
. DIS 3taYlm Sarratnrr of1 hs rranSnrr
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CHAS. BRIGGS. President.
II. ?. JANgIER, Secretary.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PtR1su ORLEASs,l
City OF new Orleans, s
Sworn to and subscribed bfore this sixth day of Jauua
1862, ID. F. MITCHELL,
ta7 GOT Second Justice Of the Peace
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ks- First Baptist Ghurch-Thcre will be
services in this Church, Second street,
and Magazine streets EVERY SUNDAY until further notice.
Rev. f. h HamBn will preach TOMORROW, at IL A. NJ,
and at f5S 7. NJ. Seats free. IA jall 2pt
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Proceedings

FFSCeeNsNgS
or
LOUISIANA STATE CONVENTION
IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH
Together with the ORDINANCES passed by said Conven
ton, both languSges and the CONSTITUTION Of the State
amended.
For sale by
BLOOMFIELD STEEL, PETER O'DONNELL,
I. l.. WHITE, HERBERT & ESCOUSSE
GEO. ELLIS, W. F. GOLDTHWAITE,
P. HAWESd CO., E. Ezekiel,
. T. FITZWILLIAM.
~ Orders from the country filed at liberal discount
r1y22 2ptf
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Desirable Residence fo2. Safe.

The fine family residence and property No 6l ST. Charles
street. between Fourth and Fifth main building
and wing contains fourteen rooms and includes spacious
washroom panres, kitchen, The parlers and diving
furnished with marble mautles and the house is
lighted with throughout Tho lott 20 by 10 and is hand
soey onanened with shruboey The property under
TO good tenant Fer terms, etc, apply to
WALTER Il. PETERS,
jal0 2p6t Notary Public, 50 Camp street.
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30 HerrtnS's Patent champion Fire and
snlar Proof SAFES Nos 50 and "a STRAIT New Or
"@%1A' apt:
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"a SquARE OF GRouaD FOR SALE. Attention is
called sale suction Of square ground IN the First
Dsfct, BY Mccsrfen u o'clock 1T their anction
mart, Masonic Hall, st. Charles street ss
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Ss- NIessrs. w. K. Adams, w. NJ, semnI.
and l. d. Vanorn have my full power of attorney as per
passed before W. H. Peters, Esd. Notary Pubic -
MA s6s j. Q, NIXON
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Fost-OHice Notice.

The FOREGOING project for Foreign Mail is fully entitled to
public confidence Antonio Costa ESQ, New Orleans n1er
liant OF responsibility and He has been resident
If New Orleans for the last thirty years
Letters intended for this Mail may enclosed along with the
honey required as tariff above and the
ressed, Costas Foreign Mail Postmaster New or
eaRs.'' -
The Confederate Postage to this office be prepaid
L -f j. l.. RIDDELL, Postmaster. 81
New Orleans, October H. 1861. OLE 2n,f 81
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Foreign JN0sl from .tssc Orleans,
VIA TAMPICo,
CONNECTING WITH BRITISH MAIL STEAMERS,

The undersigned, now suffering in common with others the
oouVehlehees oil blockade and non in foreign
countries mas by the advice and approval of j. L. Riddel
postmaster at New Orleans taken ali measures to es
aonsh at his own Monthly Mail between New Or
leans ana inc Mexican of Tampfco connect with thu
regular british Mail Steamers touching that port Augusta
ue Messfiehey and T. NJ Mazar highly recommended by New
ofs merchants nave been appointed duly qualified AZ
mail carriers by our Postmaster for this The first mail
consisting OF lS3 letters left this the ch instant in
charge OF Mr. MeSgrgney. The will close nm hs
9TH OF November, proSsno O'Clock P NJ and will lesv
New Orleans the next morning. The third will leave Nav
Orleans CD the 10th of December and subsequently as soon AS
proper arrangements be the regular tines of epn
ture will be the 10th and each mo, making sem
Th OF November, proxino at O'Clock NJ and will leave
ew Orleans the morning The thd mali will New
cleans on the 10th of December and subsequently,
arrangements made the regular depar
re will be the 10Th and 18th each mo.h making semi.
ionthy mail.
ag Of Charges O,aqoiny Letters, iacudnq Confederate
Eostags
ngle Letters half less donpe multiple
II .r..., in proportion:
pill 10 Mexico.
Ia iolssnd OF Cuba -................-........ IS
10 Europe Observation-Disclosures. l 90
Letters from abroad through the same roue
he foreign Postage Letters must be prepad to
Iampieo, care Of Postmaster at Matanorosu
p p1 ANTONIO COSTA,
I'd New Orleans. Oct. Is, 1861 No. Ii Customhouse ST.
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MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL RAIIRoA D--Wa direct at
tention 70 the advertisement Of this road, which
appears iii our columns this morning. II
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CHuncH MUSICIAN WANTED. IA lady, who M.
defands naslodeon, IL required
, ehhrrh. See advertisement
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Win kind regards,
THOMAS MURRAY. Prs,jden,

TheMarket COMMITTEE also acknowledge the receipt Of
hundred dollars from j. R. Wolff IS Wolff Also ~
Knowledge receipt hundred and ten dollars and fifty
fromthe Thas Bali Club will many thanks.
jail 2plt -. 'S" THOs. MURRAY, President
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A. BROTHER, President.

"c9 70'I|H HE 1T VVlIpHBhIp
a. BROTHER, President.
JAMES II. WHEELER. secratare.
ETAT De La 1ouisIASE, PAR0SsE p'0nfEASs.}
Vile de la Nouve' = Orleans.
1867 ~ '''' '' '"'''e''
p. +. MITCHELL,
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10 shIPPEHs or FREtG ~. office Is given else
where Mat nc more frsigh for Nashville viii be
received ihe Jackson Railroad until further no
tice. 5a sjs n Fs