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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-30

we hear that, at his own request, Gen. Rufus
hiDs has been permitted to decline the command
OF The army corps lately commanded by General
fremont, that he may continue to command, IN
person. his admirable force, which by ince,sant
care he has brought to its remarkable state of en-
cheney. General sigel is said to have been called
10 the command Of Fremont's eo,ps d'a,rt,s In
consequence Of his TX .'s) declension.
REPORTED KILLED.
IL Is reported In town that Col. Samuel w
Black, Of the ED Pennsylvania regiment, was
killed in the battle Of Friday near Richmond.
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TERMS. --$l.00 PER ANNUM.

Three of our boys have 6eeked themselves
with officers belts, another has a steel seab-
bard, some of them have pipes O. number
have seen sporting those famous "bowie-
knives" saw ons ef these q few minutes ago
eighteen inches in length and at least four
across the blade. In one of the eaSias here
they are of split logs ,chinaed with this most
e1ecrable Virginia mudl apparently occupied
BY an officer there are backed camp chairs,
bass candlesticks, crockery &C., everything
left in good order.
had the horor of coHsntanding an escort
detailed fer the purpose of taking some cor
trabands captured last night inside our linesl
to Gen'l French's head quarters. One ofthese
Uas quite Intelligent be represents the secesh
as being extremely scared, they represented
that they would fall back on !he Pa5fahaE[
nocE, ana if the Yankees dared follow them
they would there fix them. They have de.
lighted in telling the slaves that the YankeeE
would kin them. Those in my thaFge; how
ever, thought they would quite as soon risk
themselves wth fine 9ankees as with thsis
former task- masters.
Little did we expect to arrive here With sn
unbroken company we had expected fight
ing and hard 6ghtihg too for one AM only
too happy to have it without bloodshed. !
never saw ground so we'll adapted to defense,
a small force determined to do hard fphtiuC
would slaughter an immense aunsber before i.
coald De takeE.
l know not whether we can send Tetsera
home, but write in the hope that ws can.
We receive our letters from home, though
quit. irregularly. Direct Il heretofore, Alex"
andria, Va, specifying Co and Reg. r.
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"Happy infant, early blest,
Rest in peaceful slumbers rest
Early rescued from the cares
That increase with growing years.
No delights are worth thy stay,
Smiling as they seem and gay:
Short and fckle are they all,
Hardly tasted ere they pail
Thy Father who in bygone days
Delighted, heard thy infant lays,
Has now descended from above
And caught thee in his arm of love.
We miss thee now: thy agile form,
Thy voice so sweet at eve, at morn;
Thy prattls. ard thy gleeful play,
That did begaile sad hours away.
And yet we would not ask thy stay,
Though thou vert tovely, blithe and g&y
Teo vuFe sor earth thy spirit shone,
And Christ has kindly called thee home.
Who would not choose thus young to die,
To claim their kindred in the sky?
Who would not leave this earthly dome
With joy, to find the spirits home?
On blessed change from earths unrest
70 happy sojourn with the f5iess.
Oh priceless boonf Of God it's given,
TO bear our spirits up to Heaven.
The scenes of earth are heeting fast,
Oar griefs and pains will soon be past,
In yonder world where SORROWS end,
We soon shall meet our little Friend. G.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-03-26

When Breckinridge was first accused
of treason he asked a suspension of Pub.
lie Opinion. Now Public Opinion asks
a suspension of him.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

EULALIA LODGE, No. 34Z, F 4 NJ.
STATED Meetings on the End and 4thNednes-
davs Of each month. Also Masonic gather
ings on every Wednesday Evening for work
and practice, at their Hall in CouderSpnrt.
TIMOTHY IVES, ". u.
C.urFL HAVEN Sec'v
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IRON IS KING.--It turns cut, after all
the bOasting Of our Southern brethren,
that Iron and not Cotton, is King, and
destined to shape the destiny OF this
mighty Republic.
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John s. MANN,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
Coudersport, Pa, viii attend the several
Courts in Potter and ii kean Counties. All
business entrusted in his care viii receive
prompt attention. Office corner Of West
and Third streets.
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ARTHUR G.. OLMSTED,

ATTORNEY B COUNSELLOR AT LAW
Coudersport, Pa., viii attend to all business
entrusted to his care, with promptnes and
fde ity Office on Southwest corner OF Main
and Fourth streets.
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ISAAC BENSON.

ATTORNEY At LAW, Coudersport Pa, will
attend TO all business entrusted TO him. with
care and promptncss. Office on Second St
near the Allegheny BRIDGE.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-03-26

From two to three million dozens Of
booped skirts are made in the United
States every year.
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0. T. ELLISON,

PRACTICING PHYSICIAN, Coudersport, Pa
respectfully informs the citizens OF the vii
lage and vicinity that he viii prompiy re-
spond to all calls for professional services.
Oaice on Main ST., in building formerly oc-
cupied bv c. w. Ellis, ESQ.
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Business Jarls, INES OF Tess PCT !tNE VV
SDccial and Editorial Notices; pc. line, 10
*.*AIl transient advertisements mist be
,aid in advance. and no notice viii be taken
If advertisements from a distance, unless they
arc accompanied by the money or satisfactory
reference.
E.#Blanks, and Job Work of all kinds, at
tended to promptly and faithfully.
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Z " KNOX

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Coudcrsport, Pa, vii.
regularly attend the Courts in Potter and
the adjoining Counties.
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UNION HOTEL,
CoUDERsPoRT, POTTER COUNTY, Pc
IS RMSTRONG

HAVING reftted and newly furnished the
Ill house on Main street, recently occupied
by R. Rice, is prepared to accommodate the
travelling public in as good style as can be had
IN town; Nothing that can in any way in
crease the comforts of the guests will be ne
elected. DecslllaSy
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To My Little Friend.

{ FFrittea on the death Of Jennie r. Butterworth.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-03-26
THE
POTTER JOURNAL
PUBLISHED By
mn, w. McAlarney, Proprietor.
slOo PR YEAR, INVARIABLY IN AUvANCE.

+.*Deyoted to the cause of Republicanism
the interests of Agriculture, the advancement
If Education, and the best good of Potter
county. Owning rc guide except that of
Principle, it will endeaver to aid in the work
Of more fully Freedomizing our Country.
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AuvERTIsEMENTs inserted at the following
ates- .xcept where special bargains are made.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-27

GEN, SYDNEY JoHNsruN's MovEMENrs.-The Atlanta (Ga) ConJederocy, in making the an, inducements that the army under General A. Sidney Johnston has fallen back from Murfrees- boro aud Columbia, Tenn, to Decatur, Ala, says
 We do not look upon this with any degree of alarm or special concern, whatever. It is not because we are unable to hold Murfreesboro', or many other places betweene there and Decatur. bat of cRolce We predict the fruits of this judi clous movement wlll be manifest to every one in due season, when all will acknowledge and approve 1t. If the enemy will only attempt to follow, 1t Is all we ask.
 We have assurances from other sources that Gen. Johnston IS making the very best disposir ion possible ot the forces under his com mand.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-27

Eg The " Bell county rebels" from Belton, Bell county, Texas, started for their rendezvous, Hampstead, some time ago, when one of their lieutenants, James F. Hardin, lawyer, deserted and returned to Belton. Several ladies of the place. (says the Crescen) incensed to see him strutting about the streets in his uniform. got together few days ago, and seizing him in public, stripped off his stripes, which they sent to his company. who re- yarded them with vote of thanks.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-27

EE The women of Mobile-we love the term women," as we love them-are raising gnnboat fund One of them writes to the Mobile Register
 Il have no money to aid in building a gunboat, but 1 send you what may be con verted into small sum for that purpose. It belonged to my little boy that is dead. l could not de>ecrate 1t by common use, but now l will give 1t for sacred cause- for the defence of our land We will re- sign all-huehands, brotheIs, sons, the cherished mementoes of the dead-ere we will consent to be the mothers of slaves.
 The women of Charleston furnished and equipped privateer in l776. They are now ready to do all that tie occasion de. mands.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-27
Sale of Lands for Nonpavmen of Taxes Independence County

 of | charseon d eyenl tracts
  s2unsss thca aiday nlconinu euntlal of B onya o ytrt and ascorneo of said mrac.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-27
JOHN BAILEY, S5erif
others who would Ire the city for the sake oi

lss n c Of M sas5 60 or 70 ccns "@rt'' 9o'r, ~
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8shitn If The Hlafktts.
UEfsoKRr 0TSIcE, No. 10 CAxr S
Z EridNy Morning j a1uary 81,

UErsoHRrs nrSTcE No. 10 CAxr s7Rxxr, l
v Friday MornMg. Jaiaary q, isee. s
Corroa 10 balss, spn the spot, sold at wv. # y
TosAuco. Nothing reported.
EUaAH & The supply il liberal and the demand
Is moderate. About 1900 hhds sold at previous
rates. Inferior Iae1aze., Common to Coed Com.
mon I4a2i, Fair to Fully Fair 2i@3, Prime TO
Choice a@4, Clarified Yellow 4sa5H, White $ 10
ear, ~ q. IS ssS5 VI
MoLxssEs 9. The supply IS in excess Of the de-
mauds and prices are easier. About 1000 bbls.
sold Is@ l4c:S for Fermenting and 15@l6 and
I6acs gallon for Prime to Choice.
Il FLouR. I. $50 bbls. Choice supeffne sold at
49, 40 Dbl Fine is offered at 50, superfne 500
as ~ aad Extra Ut $Io@sle IS u Dbl.
ss Cons \. $500 sacks White Yellow and Mixea
sold ii 75n. y bushsI. = s.. @ 9ssz
HAY 15n bales Crab and Prairie Grass sold at
s2s@s4o u ION, according tosqusiity.
IKpIA BAaarN 30 hales sold yesterday at 24c.
Yyard. Is s'sss q ss ii. )
q tGsussY BAGS. Nj $50 bales sold within a day Or
tw6 al $50. y bag. =
LARp Prime ii tierees Is retailing at 2Oe,, and
ii kegs At 24c. % D. 's..
WHiakY Rsctifad il retailing At u 2e@sl %
u gallon. s.I2 III ;i sss
Is PoHks Mess ii retailing 1T s45 u Dbl.
BAeoa. Shouldersr retail at 29e., Ribbed Sides
~, Clear Sides a6, Plain Hams s2@2s and Sugar
Cured CSC. % ID. & 4
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I. O. O. r.
Grand Lodge of Louisiana.

TIER ". GRANDLoDGk OF LoUIsIANA,T TOO.
meets semi annually on the fourth Tuesdays in &uDary hud
July 1861 III Grand Lodge Room, Odd Fellows Hall Of
offers yor Ne present. Qaar.Rcbard Swain, q Crescent
Lodge, No NJ. W. Grand Master Gardner Smith, Of Gem
nercal Lodge, No II +; 2 Grand MISTER; Joserh West.
HoIe Lodge No. A. r. W CFand ecretery;F W. Ieles.
dsnier Of Southwestern Lodge No DO T. " uad Treasurer;
Ii O. Ssetson of Southwestern Lodge No 40 and Dent
W Grand Lodge q Ie g. &; Rev A. j. Mccoy IF GGgaaat
Lodge. Eol7, W Gruud Chaplain FTqneis HAVE !, S!er.
chants Lodge, No. ~, W Grand Mafstd, John l}r, If
1qdspehaereo Lodge NJ 81 d ogardan; John F4sksa1G,
Of Crescent Lodge No. s. W g. Herald.
1Nnt Ledge NJ II, psisss No 4 NV oriss,s SfS &
T. Riehafa q Excelsior I,odee No s. District No 4 t,pe-
GapX q Eler Of st. landry ledge No g. Dst No 6,
oleousasy j. NCoiins, ofDesoo Lod4eNoy, G.,I!t; No
No. Y New 1derla; b jacobs Of Neb Lodge No 81 lsSret
pst u Gmi5 }'' d css SS dgs
sumption Ledge No. l3, District No Il tia5olsuns lie
Staaa3 Co0attafs-Etpte Of the ordeg-P g. ~ v P's.5
ST Eiyss 1sSa op Lodge M lSP e. NJ Ilos II
sinr iis Lnhss HofPPes peH NJ 81 3ssDh
Pejeny AID Apetf e. N, j. G. BanIapIi HsT t. 49, g.
Isl ar ansa' N S% ft%gsS 49, p + e. Eta
BlaEe COMMERCIAL NJ IL p e. t. H. Bruce, cfta En
Il + g IL ,isHus9g louisi,!s NJ. Fiu4gtl q.
H. 4 e. S'e 10 s93gh''eeT1 No q; PC Jom r. l
siituuu and BIZ I.awsI'. O. L. Giahau Nrrchtr No. a.
p g. 4: l.. Kehey sqghwsstsra 70. 4o P. -, J,pes
josiah Foiper, Union, No. O. - 80 ''
81 COMMUNICATIONS the R ", etond Master, Or rsud
s sS I'D Fssn ;; Gs s Of ane e
HENRY BfER, Grand sse,s,a.y.
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ELLs MIC CoRpIAr,


of ,he acknowledgements,
popularity only through yeara of trial
satisfaction renderedby them In slesses
p.ruouacedthen1 worthy.
LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA, JAuSp1ey r,ygr7,
III CT THE ENRvous SYSTEM, DISEASES or rp
htpEEs and al diseases arising dssord. rcd I've,
.eAEEessof thesoach and diges organs
Permanently cnred by the GERMAN BITTERs,
The 2ALsAMIC CORDIAL hss acquired repD.,,l,-,~.
iHsshs that OF anys'mi!sr preparation ex.ant Itwn er
~ttop1la, She osisevere and standing COUGH
Or HoARskNEss, BRONCHITIS, INFLUENZA, GROUP,
PNEUMONIA, INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, srs "a, s,,.
.s:-sGthe Notwithstanding ever knowEot
CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION
4ftw dsaes will also at check and cure II.
hIA&sSEA proceeding from Cold In the Bowe,.
These red!cLes are prepared BY Dr. c. NJ JEcFscs g,
NntsAfelstreet, Philadelphis Pa and are sod rrs-n
ts'esrd dea!esin aaedcneseyey where ats eers
lie Ghssignsure Of G. N. jackson will be o1 The ep.,;s
wrapper ofesCh bott,e.
Lnthe Almanac published annually by the prorrtt-
EFBRYBCDT'sALAAEACyo you viii fndtesti,.crvs
erdaory noticesfrcr eli the country 1a.t 4,n
rAess1e gwen away by ell oGr agents.
J. WRIGHT CO., Aren't
IL and ISL Chartresg-r.kt
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Mothers.

THoTodrtehfe daily spsakingin the prasecf
IR. EAToT's ENFANTIEE CORDIAL.
no Why because 1t fails afford .
when giVenr time acts asst by magic ard CT
NR!coEvinee you that what say is true 1, cop,.:r,
NO PAREGoRIC OR oPI11E
G sry KIND ardtherefcre relieves by
cur @td jnsteaa OF by deadenng its sensibities Y, b
erep eomenGs Itself the only reliable prepaa,for
known for Children Teehirg, Diarrhes Dysenterr CDin
:te E@#eA, Acidy OF The Stomach, Wind in e
sic Creup alsoor Sottenighe INNS, Reducing In
Regulating the Bowels. and Relieving Pain It has 10 srs
terg an snti spasnoGic itsEsed with u7fanR
e6ses Ct CONFUSION other Fits. you value tie 5ts
health q children, aud wish save them from
sGEEg consequences which are certain TO ssultor HI rs
O. raTcoticb of which a other remedies for T1tar. c,
Fts are composed take but Dr. Eaton tpts,;,s Gov
es tt can rely it isperfecy tauless AID
ne nare The stdeicateinan Price q certg
aoIfacconpau each bottle. Prepared orlyby
CHURCH DUPONT,
No. 400 BroadwSr New TEX
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8ihsr ylltsllaenie.
pBIcFsI B
s1Ha6eaA Ma 10 pAHr srREsfsl
EfiHky HlfninR, January 81, 1859.

N9ss In ssay MI 1ss
terday Ma # vet, rainy and disagreeable
\ m outdoor bnsiHsss II commenced to rain
yesterday pfnirg before Daylight, and continued
n dlripG the dRY, s
Nj HI splandid stsamer imam arrived. and left
TAT syaning with j good trip fo1 Memphis
Ana the bends. IS Y i
The John Walsh was delayed from leaving on
Wednesday evening on account of the jumping of
hers crew. She lsft, however, early yesterday
morning: - y S5s S
great Naschez viii Is ii lie landing Ills
morning, receiving tor Yiekshurg and syay points
she lsayes ileaitiysly at O'clock ID morrow even
mg. IS IS 3 NE
The Hssgpnd Memphis, and tie. National for
1olunaeus n Isesigipg, and win both get do This
~ Nv ssiis III. son Memphis, i RECEIVING
for z Ietrfn trips sue lsayess again to,raprsoW
evening.
The Red Chief arrived yaatssday. Her ofa,era
report that the onachita y stiIi aeE she returns
I tp-1noftow eYsning.. ss S.xl. -.
The Attakapas packet z. D. Hins, having been
detained, VIII leave at 10 O'Clock this anorning.
/ The Louisville Democrat Of the 2lst has dis-
patches ling that thtre has been great aoodin
the Ohio. They state = follows IS.
plrTsBuaa River 2s isss i iIphss BIZ pior mari
and rising three Inches An The rise . froIi
he Monongaheia. The Ail6sheDy commenced
rising this evening at its source "a ~
CISc1aNAfr River Still rising three inches an
hour; 81 feet IA channel Five feet on first door 81
buildings fronting the river.
N GALlIr0Lrs ~ The river Id orer the Virginia
bsnks and stl rising at the rata OF one faof Del
Rur. The KanaNha "a running ont heavy. Il
rains
AsyaYIlle Il had risen eight feet and was
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4sn Orleans AaiIp Gresfsnt.
UEB HsNT COLL MINIS
Thin Grimm Nlrulu Warktt.
casssssa oEsses, !: Ne, % csssp !. s:ss n!


t,asssssa orf,,us, No "a Como s.sess,
Tnnrs1sy Evening, aasEss ~ tass2 n! !.
ahe genera nafKets % oay Were ~ unison WIZ
tha Fe.insfs clondy and heavy. Ihere vas soms
stir in The general johhing trade. There Were
Psckages Of dry goodss packnges Of shoes ans
clothing turned out for shipment for Virgins, en-
nessse ard plantations Az Louisiana there =
some vitality "a some branshes of frade.. me
army contractors map be seen mere ana mere
Money, or rather its ~ ntatFe, conhnues 9
nccnmnlat on deposit The line q deposits vii
the banks II NOW within . few hundred Thousand
dollars Of tAe highest amount on record We iearr
that authorities have signided that the Tree
banks have not under ths recent act Of the Legs
satnfe The to issue notes Of 9 smaller denoml
nsfion thau Ten dollars. 80 far as the banks are
concerned, A viii not ne VI any great deprive fon
% them. We learn our State Treasury VIII issue
sa,oo0, ooo ii notes of small denominations ~
what suthority Ne az Not know. No law author
izsng tie issue haa as yet appeared.
An alditionAl bank mas been lnaugurated AND
we supluse tho charter VIII appear shortly. Some
paTaes I'M snat. tAess : not sniileent panklng
cap,al ID our Alaa1 ln,s VIEW y s.feng snenea oy
lhe arge pau Dy ne Bank @
- seee nal'A ana Bans .ass -
mpn1ns. Also one q tne Iree panRs 1alcn ".
c sl.a, 2 fs gov S.. I. \, .
Ine issue q TWO millions o. doars q s.ass
NOES Ra ~ Waliss =
sno gc some Hay OWNS "
49, g pAPHI 81 ~ " III
49, q 8 ~ lssu
snsr e psy sor hse aofls.a lsaeehape
Rresensea Y sums q 1Men'y ao,,als ana ".
nese ,nousslious ps'sate - T.
asFing onr DANES g mncn troup'e, nut We inYohe
ine e pnt slop y onee = w W.
EnOn, la.eas nae = assuias
&c. saas W. " ansuls y snschsii w pupAs
9a,stly acqaiesGe = ~ ~ pos,.'en 8
Inete 80 no y w share lhs,Ass Y
some poaaa are glow,hg Y lases ual,s' par
$500 lnsas Y ~ q $3.50 aa VI y
Oasns =. o.os = aha
49, ~ tne usH1s VI tius GonlpsfhJ.
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KlI;attroads.
n. O., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.

N. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
h CANTON, January 81, 1se2.-- "a bales hay to
Geo Mensman-a4 do G S. Hickey-35 do w Ray
mond 10 do 4 D Henkel &eo--8 do NJ Haney-s
do Payne, Huntington &eo--7 Mcfarland & Banks.
daleA-7s do Tharp q Maddex- Total l73 bales hay.
N CANTON, January 81, 1902 as bxs candles to
"a o. Grief Geo lao seeks barley a Bower lSeo--4
eks bacon e Mcknight A coils iron ties Hender-
Son, Terry &eo-2 bSs 25bbls mdse Rosser, Protfro
s&eo-l car poles B P Ethel eco IL do Stewart 4
James n box eggs Payne q Kemp-1 Dbl pork to
Henderson Is Psale- 3 bbls lard West d Vilere-l
box butter to Ably d Catching IS sacks peas to
McManigle-- Is bbls -four bbls pork to Warren i;
sCraWford-5600 # lumber ] r Eliiott-lot hogs and
cattle p White eco Y, 900 II lumber Il w Reed
sundries to order.
\ N. o., OPELOUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN.
= BRAsHEAR CITY, January 80, 1923 hhds
sugar Stewart u james 10 do 1bbl molasses to
IN Hare eco 20 hf bhls molasses j + yVycIie &co
II hid sugar 40 bhIs 3.hf bbls molasses Knox Is
Higgins Dbl sugar hf Dbl 1nolasses S O Nelson
Eco i cask sugar Hewitt, Norton & co-- Is hhds
sugar M A Dillozardi-l2 do 20 bbls nloiasses to
West, Renshaw ~ GGmmack- l6 do w al d Urof.
hart IL hhds sugar VIM G Hewes- Is do 10 bills
molasses Foley, Avery &co--10 do Hughes, Hylles
ted Acc 20 hhds sugar N Jackson s bblsn
lasses Thompson y Barnes 40 hhds sugar to L
Henley -68 DO do Payne. Huntington GA bbis
molasses Tarleton, Whiting & Tullis-84 hhds sugar
/ laforest & DeRmares-47 hf hbls molasses Hall Il
Read-- 35 bhls' molssses a Miltenberger &co-- Is
Do BHckner, Newman Zoo &c do Lobit & Char
panner--a bhi sugar Il Ly on--sundries 70 order.
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sANFORD,s
FL FER LNVz ORA
Never DebtIitrtcs

Itis ocrpeundedentrelyfrom Gums and has
ahhed feet Standard Medicine known and apr,e an
kat have ased it. snd Is to with confidence in III
| tbs diseases for which 1t is recommended. -
II has cured thousands within the last two rear,
given oil hopes of relief, ssthe numerous
Gates in my possession show.
The dose must be adapted 10 Of le rfrs
us taking It, and used in such quantities to
Bowela.
of Judgment guide you In the m m
Liver lnvgorator and it will cure Liver Co1ppIants l,on,
Attacks Dyspepsia, Chronic Dsrrhea Sunmer Complaints
Dysenery Dropsy Sour Stomach Habitual
Cholera Cholera Mobus Cholera Infsntu Flaulence
dice Female Weaknesses, may used as an
Ordinary Family Medicine. It will Sick Eeadscie Is.
thousands can testify in twenty mnutes If two or
spoonsfnl taken at attack All WIN
aregiving heir testimony in its favor. r----. -
Mix waterinthe mouth with the Invigorae. and svs=cv
bothtogether.
Price, S1per bottle. =
81 snndford's Family Cnthartfc Pft1x.
pure fegeabe Extracts, and ru urn GIn
Cases, air tght,end will keepin any climate 81
The Family Cathartte Pill Is gentle and active
which the proprietor has in his practice more thar
on Used az rs Ps ss
81 al Tho Profession well know that different Ca.hsstics sc
SG Sss with due to
saS Ese RSep se e on ss y
ary canal and good and safe in all where Cathartc
Pains IN The Back and Lons Soreness
neglected end 10 course Of Fever Loss Appetite Creep
ng OF gold over the body Headache
Children Or Adults Rheunas great Purifier Of the Blood
and many diseases to which flesh heir to- nun,erona
mention in this aavertsement Dose to s. Price Dimes
The Liver Inyigorator and Family Cathartic reled
=, -
ST. W. SANFORD II. D., Manufacturer and P,cnr,s.,,
ss6 Hroa6Rsy 7. - - : 'est t'S
re J. WRIGHT CO.,
.-- Wholesale Agents, IS
7zGa&Hs~- r.--~- ,-. Ans. old hYe vIry EYugkist,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-31
Il Broadway, aud sold by sll aealers thrc1e / or.

tteToTe.~ - go '''s 'Ai'Hs-u1'
tie !tesso+atiSeis pnt In bottles of threesres viz rr.
nt1p dn snail The small holds half pint and resiis oI
She eoaf per bottle The medium bottle holds al least twenty
81 Gs more IN proportion than the small resis fer wc
ccs e Bottle fheAree holds quart forty ner ceat ruo,,
u bIP9Tt9p and Te;ails for three doars bottle G. j.
WppU Co FroprietcTs, 4A Broadway New YORK and iii
stree: 81 Louis NO. and sold by all good druggists sge
7. WRIGHT L co. Agents.
q and lei Cbsrt.e,,..e.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-31
GAIT 3 b u AR Re 7.

JErFR HsoN CITY. January 81, 1862. 3
Arrived yesterday sT Texas Resves, Il Hogs
ard 4as Sheep. Amount of stock sold were 1873
Texas ana b6 Western Baeyes, Ise Hogs, 4s4 Sheep
Ira SO Yeal Cattle. stock emsining on sale are
500 Texas and Al lTestern Beeves, 2ei7 Hogs, 1876
Teal Cattle and 10 Mich COWS. We quote