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Trains for PhIiade phis win leave President street
Depot daily except sundsys)e as follows, vlz:
SS a; NJ; Evening M all At Is O'CLOCK. OnsUN-
DAfsa IS p. M. only. n trains connect win
Wv YORK ualns except <<s r. NJ. train on SstuT
Frsifht Tram with passenger car attached
i S ~ r. stopping st al Stations between
PASSENGERS for Delaware and the Eastern Shore
81 Ma[Jlsno vlI hnd the most ex peditous route By
VAl Colorsd Persons must give bond before
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CASH NOTICE.

CASH NOTICE.
ssery aItlcle Of rood. We ggrshsse, We are loroed
present. We have in store very lsrre sssortu,sni
Of kEADY-MADE CLOTHING for man and
than usually. WALL, STEPHENS d Co.
!. ss2 Pa syenps between sch and iesh "a
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MIN'oE2 hEkTiS xs.r,e
cen eovpsr DsS O. and Vsrmoufs..
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WIN. CRAWFORD. Asept
NEW YORK AN AND ERIE RAIL

ru~,.NEW YORK AND ERIE RAIL
- ROAD.
Passenger Trains leave via Payo-
MIA Ferry and Long Dock, from foot Of Chambers
100 O. m, EXPRESS for Dunkirk, and Buffalo
and principal intermeoiate Stations.
500 O. m MAIL, for DunklrE. and Intermediste
Stshors-Thls Tram remains over nigh ~ ElmIrs
and proceeds the next morning.
my@ a n, ACCOMMODATION. daily, for Por,
Iervls, and principal Stations
100 ?. m, WAY, for MIddletovn, Hevburrh,
and Intermediate Stations.
500 ?. m. NIGHT EXPRESS, daily, for Dun-
Kirk, Buffalo, Cenandait qua and principal St.tions
The Train Of Saturday stops 81 ell Mail Train
Stations, and runs only 70 Elmira
800 .. M. ACCOMMODATIONS for bonneville,
- CHAs. MINoT, SEMI sup,t.
NATHANIEL MARSH, Receiver.
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SOLE AGENT IN WASHINGTON, d. c..
EMILE DBPRE,
$40 Pennsylvania AvENUE.

CINCINNATI, Octobes %, 1851.
l hereby certify that, in accordance with the
law regulating the sale Of Alcoholic Liquors In
the State Of Ohio, have inspected 8. N. PIXIES
ARMY CORDIAL, and End II free from poi
sonous impurities. | also believe II to possess
high medicinal properties, Of tonic and astrin.
gent character.
In testimony whereof, witness my signature
this 2sth day Of October, 1891
DAVID O'CoNNELL, NJ. D.,
Chemical Inspector Of Alcoholic Liquors
for Hamilton county
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Thus glsassnt and popular Cough Rsmsdy h.s
oeen s2dong fnovn and extensively used that most
PERSON. have become familiar with It's extraordi-
9AIy emoaoy. It CAP be had 6 al the pnnois
~, ~, ss1 S y = md % esph bottle. y.
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Ernest TM9'Pisl,
10 She Friends
SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS OF THE SOUTH.

The Soldiers Relief Society having been author
lied and desired by the Secretary of War and Medical
Director Division army perform the services IN
the Confederate States Hospitals which they have discharged
under the Governor the State Hospital have
assumed charge supervision of the following Hos
pals Hospital, First College Street Hospital Second
College Street Hospital Front Street Hospital Cedar Street
Hospital Elliott Hospital These filed with patients
from of the Coedeacy and every effort is being
made to provide others the increasing necessities OF the
service demand additional accommodation. We have entered
discharge Of duties with determination TO 10 all
power whatever cost of personal comfort or convent
alleviate the mrtunes and contribute to the wants
and comforts the gallant defenders Of soil who may be
stricken down by disease by tie casualties of war;
We receiving liberal contributions aid US in our work
from every portion the Confederacy but the demand ppon
us are daily increasing send forth this appea the
generous citizens of the South further asssnce with the
confdsnt expectation that will be promptly and avoraby
sponded by every Southern heart The contributions most
Blankets annel under
clshing provisions and molasses articles which
may useful necessary for the sick the wounded
vaesce These when received distributed the different
Hospitals under the supervision Medical Direc
tor Dr. Yande However small may bs the intrinsic value of
articles contributed be borne in mind that if there is
multitude of contributors the aggregate will be large
Contributions should be addressed to Mrs Felicia Porter
No. 80 Cedar street Nashville Tennessee and where prac
cabe proper do the wishes of the donors In regard
to t1s disposition thereof will be complied WITH az
citizens Of the Confederacy anticipate
response this appeal behalf of the
gallant soldiers who have consecrated their lives noble
cause and Frustrated while defending homes
| from the aggressons Of a ruthless invader.
FELICIA GRUMPY PORTER, President
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I'm .appenI for Small firms
..... THE
OF LOUISIANA AND ADJOINING STATES

-.a.- u-- NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 10, 1851
Having been appointed by the Secretary of War; agent
collect receive purchase Confederate
States deem necessary expedIen make known
fact generally possible the better cooperation
work which needs to be done quickly Citizens patriots
Your Government asks for the thousands TRIED
that e unused in houses Recent experiments have
that of your fine Double Bsrreled Shot Guns
with the Improved Mimic hall Is than match for the
much talked Of MIME Musket Then bring them forth and
place them the altar Of country liberty that they
once be consecated noble work Of Christian DIS
Tense II objection be made sending away your guns and 1t
urged that you MAY need them horne reply u.s.
the the necessity of nsng them hoe
is place them In the hands the many thousands
men who chatting with anxious desire stand awa
Of re between you and the invading foe. If this be
deemed nconcusive then the reflection high au
horty those in whose Judgment all have confidence and
who, is but fair to know well necessities both
home and borders have after delbeatiar
auguraed this movement should be sufficient guarantee
the wisdom utility and patriotism Of the yon called
PERFORM Them desire short speedy peace
and acknowledgment of independence honorable to
selves place your weapons disposal your
As you desire strike the hearts of those who
plotting subugaton and destruction that
the trsty Rife and the death dealing Shot Cum which You
have hitherto highly priced to take the
aic rendering If possible victory complete than
| their defeat and route the plains of Manassas.
Instructions contemplate that shall send forth into
popuons rsgons assistant agents. charged with the duty
Of collecting and forwarding proper points, all the weapons
thus obtained It be we'll here state that any who
wishes though he be visited by Agent
greatly facilitate this work by sending any he has,
command my address, Of Robert Ptkn Me- Is Camp
/ street, New Orleans, -. .-gg :. ..s.-,.
BALLARD s. DUNN,
Agent for Collecting Receiving and Purchasing Small Arms
| 20 for the Confederate States. z,. aul3 2ptf
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CuI.inns Omission.

From the Petersburg Express we extract the
following: . 4. .t.... l|l&l se
+, Few persons who have carefully read the cor
RESP ondence between Lord Lyons and Seward, on
the recent occasion rendered memorable by the
irredeemable degradation of the Yankee Governs
mept could have failed to observe one q ne mos.
curious omissions on both sides that probably, ever
sgnalized diplomatic affair OF the kind. II Is an
omission which can be accounted for only upon the
assumption that neither Lord Lyons nor Seward
experienced the slightest qualification at the man
,ser in which the demand Of Earl Russell was COM
piled with. Here were the representatives OF Two
Powers engaged in adjusting question on the
solution Of which depended the continuance OF
Iipeace, or the outbreak OF war between them:
When tile blessings of one and the calamities OF
the other are considered we hesitate little say
ing that no other two negotiators who mad sue
ceeded in effecting an honorable settlement OF
difficulty which threatened an appeal to arms, anu
thereby ayerted the horrors of war from their re-
spective countries, would have failed to express
at the conclusion of their labors the highest salts
faction at so fortunate result. But IN the case
before us we observe no sneh manifestation from
the pens Of either the British or Rump representa-
tive. II Y. &5.a2 @ :
The latter has, amidst his thousands of superfu-
Gus words, not one indicating, or designing to
indicate, joyful emotion on account e 1he adjust
notice of it, does not give Seward the benefit OF
| single congratulation. On the contrary, when he
tells Seward that he will transmit his important"
dispatch to his government WltnOut enLeFlng lutO
any reply to it, he obviously gave that crafty,
perfdious and callons parsonage to understand
that be felt under no particular obligations to
tender him even friendly bow in return for such
a document. Tie absence of every amicable
acknowledgment from Lord Lyons' note is highly
significant Of inward dissatisfaction at its tone and
tenor. This is under the circumstances, the oaly
construction which can be put upon the strange
and unusual omission to which we have alluded.
Bntfthis is not ALL Lord Lyons CURLY speaks of
Stewards paper as an3.s important one in q way
very much to lead TO the mpression that in apply
ing this epthet to it he meant that it was an extra
ordinary document, as he doubtless considered it,
and as it unquestonably is. We have no idea that
his Lordship considered it in any other light. If
he had, he certainly would in replying to it, have
awaited himself Of the occasion to address to Sew
ard d few words expressive of the satisfaction and
pleasure which itiwoud afford him to forward to
| his Government the paper which he had prepared.
We eanscarcely imagine that if such had been his
/ gratied state OF mind he would have said as much,
but as he said nosueh thing, the irresistible infer
ence isthat Stewards elaborate essay was not at
i all to his liking. "a few weeks will show whether
4 we Judge rightly OF, not. aeH esq 50 y
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Omcial-By the Governor. /,
4 HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MILITIA, )
y $ft ADJuTAST GENERALS OFFICE, A.,
New Orlsans, Tau. 70, 1862. \

~ , 81
4, q Fg5s<l HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MILITIA,
h llus& ri 3ft ADJuTANT GENERALS OFFICE, gs. )
III >. I. ~ ~ New Orleans, Tau. 70, 1862
people, convention assembled severed her con-
necon with the Federal Government declared herself free
Independent and sovereign state hand Iii meet and
that great and glorious should be celebrated
in worthy of chivarous and pato people, who
dsenthraed themselves and their political connection with
Government whose principles Numerically adverse
their constitutional rights, and their domestic
tuons For that purpose Volunteer and Uniformed Troops
Of the First Division will assemble on MONDAY the 9Th Of
January 1862 ut 10 O'Clock A. A. precisely side
Of Canal street. the right resting Rampant street, thence
along Canal street Leyes street, crossing south side
Canal thence along south side of the Claiborne
street. crossing to the north side Of Canal and down that
that the Left will the corner Basin street
1.-THE ARTILLERY will parade fully equipped with their field
pieces The Cavalry and Infantry also fully equipped with
such arms As they may possess.
IThe Governor and COMMANDMENTS Chief will review tho
! troops the occasion. @
-The several Courts Of the city the Banking and Insur
ance Companies, and all public institutions merchants and
Others doing busnes generally requested suspend BUSH
for the day enable their employees to Join and
tcipase In the celebration Of this anniversary.
General Jno, L. Lewis commanding the First Di.
vision "a charged with the execution Of this order and will
the troops Of his assemble at their
delay Canal street, take position in ne so as to be pre
pared by ~ O'Clock A. NJ which hour The review viii take
place aIs @ 8l& Itg.7 55s5{ 81 3 5sS5g, S 81 =
* q sss79 ~ THos.s o. MOORE e
$50 81, = 81 Governor and Commando Chief
4 ~ - ~, - S ,ts55 80 NJ. GRIvoT,5 e. ~
iA2l spSt Adjutsn and Inspector General,
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DoN'T LIKE IT. The Yankees are chatting under
the construction Of Notifications by the British
opposite Detroit. One of their papers says:
The construction Of Qualifications opposite De-
trot cannot be for defensive purposes for there is
little there to Defend and that wond be no better
place for an invading force to enter Canada than
many others on the river. The fertilization is
merely to threaten Detroit by placing guns within
Smelling distance. ii ia vastly more menacing than
a squadron on the lakes would be. 1t is a viola
ton Of national comfy, and q hostile act, and
should be met by prompt protest and demand for
explanation by our Government.
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From Mobile,
( =. From Mobile.
We extract the following from the Mobile
Tribune of Saturday: &C., --j3sR

II FROM NkOUlles 4
We extract the following from the Mobile
Tribune of Saturday:
Capt Northrop, of the schooner Jesse Richards,
which unfortunately got on shore, as reported
yesterday, in running the blockade on wednesday
last arrived in the city last evening, and gives as
the following particulars: BE says that ne engaged
the heavy norther blowing at,the time, was afraid
that he could not get back, and then Captain
Northrop concluded 10 take the chances and run
out the main channel. In proceeding out, the
wind increasing, and the night being extremely
dark, he got over to the eastwar and got on the
spit. In the morning he saw the Federal steamers
Macedonian and Huntsville, the latter was made
fast to the former saw the Huntsville let go,
already fred up, and steer for the schooner; got
in range and commenced firing shot and shell.
Capt. Northrop then raised the matches and cut
the ropes off two bales cotton set them ON fire and
lett. az E.s4. Led n Z, esse
He says that the Huntsville in approaching the
schooner, got too near the shore and grounded,
but succeeded in getting off and sailed away. The
steamer Cuyler then came up and fired a rev
shots, but did no harm though they fell all over
the vessel. They were answered, however, from
He gives us no further particulars than that he
lost all of his investment in the cargo charts, etc.,
which is considerable. &
The Confederate schooner :. Alert 7. l.. Dor
, min, master, commanding, as we are informed, on
Monday, 18th, saw two vessels to the westward OF
Dauphin Island, where she was at anchor, making
for the eastward towards the blockading vessels:
One was very large transport, the other small
ing the position of the 6 Alert = to be near to
Dauphin Island in the Sound, came up as near as
she could, and opened a broadside with three
guns, which. fell half mile short Of the Alert:
The Alert Immediately got under way and returned
the fire with her rifle gun, which it was thought
went beyond her. The steamer fired nine shots
and the Alert three. The Aert's last shell seemed
| to explode near the steamers bow, when she
steamed Immediately away, leaving the Alert at
her pnStsd NJ. 49, 800
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Headquarters Lat Division La. V. Troops


-. &t2.@ NEW; ORLEArs, January q, 1852.
GENERAL ORDERS NO, 81
IIn obed fence Orders No &c. from the Headquarters Of
the Governor and COMMANDMENTS Chief Volunteer
formed Troops Of the First Division will prepare to celebrate
with all military honos the anniversary of the day which
Louisiana dissolved her political connection with the Federal
Government of the United States. T. 80.
uFor this purpose the Troops will assemble o'clock
NJ MONDAY the 9th instant their respective armores
and places Of rendezvous and will march thence Canal street,
where the line will be formed and the troops reviewed by the
Governor and Commander at 10 o'clock precisely.
IIThe troops will form the north side Of Canal street,
the right resting Rampant street, thence up Canal to Leyee
street crossing the south side Of Canal street thence ow
that side Claiborne street. crossing the north side of Canal
street. and up that street that the left will Basin
street. W. ~ ...E ..--- h..
IV-The Cavalry, Artil'esSAna Infantry will parade fully
equipped with such as they may possess
E Vol n Augnstin, commanding Iouisiana Legion Br
gade Col L. A. Gharhonne commanding First Brigade; Col
C. Moel commanding Second Brgade and the officers
nand unattached Regiments and Ba,thlions including The
Regiment Of Native Guards charged with the execution
this order will have their troops assembled Canal
in time their position in line according date
ou order be reviewed 10 o'clock A. NJ, precisely
- BY order of
" a.. 90, JOHN L. LEWIS.
MaJor.Geueral Commanding.
L, +. FoRsrAIL, Inspector of Division jail 2p6t
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I am endesvorng to furnish Volunteer Troops
Louisiana with suitable winter clothing and am having prepared
uniform wooden cloth and suitable undercothes to be
distributed anieng them am informed that the patriotic c
parishes also engaged in similar preparations
for the benefit companies If these contributions OF
clothing them directly to their several companies
without my being the quantity and kind sent and the
companies supplied great confusion and waste will be the
sequence.
soldier only carry certain quantity Of clothing. is
Of great importance that each Of soldiers shall have
good wooden suits possible but II also
there of notion among those supply
ing Them order avoid sending double supplies
panies. e. '=-a 90 sHE.t zF5'N' .H=+
therefore urgently recommend the citizens Of the country
parishes send this city such supplies of clothing
they prepare with explicit directions the companies
Individuals for whom they intended. will take care
they reach their destination The clothes should be boxed
up baled and directed in New Orleans with the name
of the for which they Intended marked on It, and
statement sent Of Its contents that not duph
cate the articles. 2st@ h SsSs ."
Respectfully the give publicity to these
suggestions, In consideration Of the objects to be effected
THOS. o. MOORE, Governor.
New Orleans, Aug. II, 1851 aul9 2pH
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BUREAU DE LA COMPAGNIE D,ASSU
R hANCES MUTUEIL.ES DE La LOUISIANA.

MOVABLE ORLEANS De Janvier. 1852
Commencement specifications de Ia Chare de la Compa
gnie Mutuees de Ia Louane ct acte de la
Legislature Eat Ia Louisiane No. I6, approuFa lie Il
de Mars 1882 lie public avert les Cerhcas uivans de
Scrip pour Pannte 1885, plus intr6t mont pas ee
pages cette Compage ct 81 les dts Cerhcas plus nte
pas eclsmes 10 les proprietares egaux
dams ors qui suvront ID premiere publication de
wis ills seront cauceles ct annnes les monans places
red compte contingent les yres de la ComPggnis
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nFFIcE OF THE LOUISIANA MUTUAL
~ INSURANCE COMPANY S

rs-s-- r. y-g NEW ORLEANS January 8, 1862.
In accordance with the requirements of the Charter Of the
Louisiana Mutual Compny and act of the Lgs
a,ue No. lT6, approved March l7h 1850 public notice
hereby given that the of Script for the
year 1855 and accrung interest thereon remain unclaimed in
the office of the Company and all said Certificates and interest
which shall not be demunded ~ the legal owner
within thirty of this notice l be- cancelled and apnnlsd
and the amounts thereof accredited the contingent In
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D. +. MITCHELL.
Second Justice Of the Paat
.RUREAU DE La ConIPAGNIE DU HOME
II, MUl Ia L ms URANCE. asa

NouyELLn ORIzsNs, de Janyier, 1851.
Conformtmen la Chare do cets 1ompagnie, de
Ia Legislature de la Louisiana No 7f approuvs lie II de Murs
1855 public est avert par e present avis que les cerbcats
uiyans de profits tissue de 1851 nae mont pas
etc pages par cee Compagnie ss pas racaas par
les propatires aganx dam les rene jours qu sui
vront premiere publication de Get ADS M cancees ct
annuss les moutans places credit du compile eontingen;
sur les Hyres de Ia Comparable present. dams
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VIII probably settle IN that y unknown about me
resisting power Of iron plates. Immediately upon
lie completion 81 the battery it will be taken to
i position ID front bit some df the ,enemys aoces-
saihle battaries-tIe most formidable preferred
and viii pitch inv at ranges from 1000 10 sou
vards and IS much less than that as will be necea
sary to silence the rebel gums Should It not prove
notent enough at the frat trial about which no
aapprehension need be felt-the additional plates
cal, be attached In very short time, and the sue
cess Of the battery, in the. closest engagements
and under the heaviest FIRE, be placed beyond any
reasonable doubt.
Tie practical results Of this bold and original
invention will be looked for with great interest by
military and scientific men in this country and
Chrome. u. - -. " 4. -
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" COMPANY, f-f FFt ~ WIZ rs zs4F5


NEW ORLEANS january T. B62
In accordance with the Charter Of his Company
Of the Legislature Of Lonsana No. B approved l7th Of March,
1885, public notice hereby given the following certificate
Of profits ssue Of 1857 With accrued interest thereo
unpaid in this Company II not claimed by the legal
owners within thirty days from the hrst publication Of this
notice. the will and nnulled and the amounts
thereof credited the contingent account books of this
"a nv q v - -.
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CHAS. BRIGGS, President.
H. P. JANgIER, Secretary.

STATE LOUISIANA, PARISH or ORLEANS
City OF New Orleans u
Sworn to subscribed before this sixth day Of JANUARY
1862. D. F, MITCHELL
ia7 30t Second Justice Of the Peace.
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headquarters Beauregarl regiment.

Headquarters BehureSam Regiment.
. r.-..... HEADQUARTERS BEAuREcARp REGIAENr,2
New Orleans Jau. I'll 1852. 5
SPECIAL ORDER NO. ST. " = ! ~ -. =
In obedience to ord RS from Headquarters Louisiana Legion
panies composing this Regiment will assemble the
Lesee at the foot of Canal street, MONDAY MORN
ING, o'clock puncuay fully armed and equipped for in
specon and review and take in the celebration Of the
anniversary the day upon which Louisiana severed
nection with the United States
By order of
b u. F FRANK A. BARTLETT
, ~ Colonel CONG. Beauregsrd Regiment.
E. II. PRICE, A,iutant. JAIL 2p5t
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The above sue a correct Transcript from
the books Of the Company.
A. BROTHER President.
@ JAMES H. WHEELER. Secretary.
STATE LOUISIANA PARIsH OF ORLrAksp
.- ~ 81 " Cry Of New Orleans. :
sworn subscribed before ts the fourth day
Il - = h. D. +. MITCHELL,
Second Justice of the Peace.
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Let no Nurse or yuothe,.

Neglect the symptom Of the presence of in the deli
cate yiscera Of young child In nine out of cony
sions terrible destroyer of life and intellect proceed IF
this Avoid such consequences by the prompt use Of
.71.S Winners Canadian Vermifuge.
preparation without mineral faint and safe, painless
and infaliIble remedy for oil forms of the complaint.
Be particular and remember the name, Winners Canadian
yerifugea This the only article that be depended
Remember this. " Id ...z@-.% 49, : so
For sale, wholesale and retail, by go : SEQ.
ssg,a j. WRIGHT & CO., =, III
5Ffr+4 4 No. q Chartres street. r.
+' 81 aear Csral street., IS
jas, spstsoaA,tw - New Orleans.