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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-02-07
rsptre.. sfssrs~.

Gen. Buffers expedition. with the troops
on board the Constitution, has been ordered
To leave Hampton Roads as soon as possible
for Ship Island, at the mouth Of the Missis-
sippi. The men are now in excellent health,
after their brief rest at Fortress Monroe.
A telegram from Fortress Monroe on the
81 says;
Tho troops Of the New England division
were re-cmbarked on board the Constitution
this afternoon. She Is taking in coal, and
will probably sail tomorrow morning. The
health Of the troops IL improving.
A hagof truce from Craney Island brought
back no PASSENGERS or papers. The crew OF
q rebel boat reported that heavy firing was
heard at Norfolk during the past two days.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-02-07
Gbe aaa.
w..si.x,.. and viei.i,y.

The roads around Washington are repre-
scented to DO in tho most horrible condition,
rendering any movement Of either army i'm
possible.
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The B.r..iae E.peai,iea.

Every thing. at las, accounts, was pro-
crossing quite favorably. The pleasant
weather now prevailing in that region has
enabled the water and tugboats detained at
Hampton Roads to proceed to Ha,,eras In
let. where the services Of the tugs viii be Of
the greatest value. An official despatch has
also been received at tho Navy Department
from Commodore GOldsborough, which rep
resenis every thing to bs progressing iavora'
bly,. He anticipates being soon eat the en-
envy"
Ono Of tho regiments which went ont 70
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Ilatteras returned to Fortress Monroe 'n'
steamer on which they embarked not being
all. IN cross the bar nj the Inlet.

able 20 cruss Tue Udr NJ Tue r"'O'' .,
1t appears from a private letter sna' , ~.
the vessels drawing over l'2 ice, VI va 81
had to he dragged over the sanan .,s"h o. "
them by placing them stern MS. IN -" "nd ,h,
and by dint of small tugs alongside, ana 'he
mower Of their own propellers (which scooped
avav the sapd), they were finally got over.
All ;hs naval vessels that had arrived were
orar ,hs bulkhead on the 10th, and on the
SStb Glen. Burnside was rapidly getting his
feet over.
ports that on Tuesday week firing was heard
n the rear of Beaufort, and on Thursday
heavy firing in the direction Of Roanoke Isl
and.
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FOR SALE!
Il R.7RE CN.7.rCE!!

Having made arrangements 10 20 into business
In Boston, offer to sell what real estate have In
Saco and Biddeford ut q very low price, and ON
can have q chance " own one by little more than
paying the rent yearly. .
Also a beautiful farm on the Buxton road, three
miles from the village Of Saco. containing 3
90 acres covered with wood and timber, good build.
ings. young orchard, all grated, and one Of tho
pleasantest places In York County. There 10 house
and land enough Tor two good farms, and . hst
el vn this road than any other out OF Saco.
will also sell the house now live In with 0
part or ell Of the Furniture. 10 10 ell new, 10 10
rare chance for any gsntleman visiting 70 com
ed any afternoon ffom , until o'clock.
iii ASA WENTWORTH.
saso. Sept 10 1851. d
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-02-07
DR. J. 5AwYER'S
Drug store
pyDprr0RD u0rrau pr.0cK
D HOUSE BLOCK.

Pure Drugs and Medicines, Druggists Fancy Ar.
tieies Dyes, Potash, Alcohol, all the Popular Pa
tent Medicines, sauf, shaker Herbs. 10. 10. Iu
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-02-07

wANrED.-w00L and COUNTRY YARN.
In exchange for foods. for whish the Highest
sssh prices will Be paid at IA DAYS.
Ageu. for I. n Singer Co.'S sewing MsshIpss.
B,ddsf0rd. Jan. ~. issa <vl
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-02-07
CLOAKS MADE TO ORDER IN ANY STYLES
and at short notice,
Carpetings, Carpciings.

Persons about purchasing Carpets viii ana tn's
Q rare opportunity. ss shall seliiof ~ aAs ~
present low prices Without regard tos sonsi.s.
vance In all Kinds Of Carpetings Oar s'osA sou'ss
of Srsat ysri. ~ ofths latest styissof
~, p,....,, q Pm. ssSss Else, Fiss. csftsn
Esgns ~ ny s.'ss. ~. bsekfays, star capsts
49, wsitisss. Tissr 6a cistA' e an xs<iAs Cor.
81 r..l.g. sisD Rcd, &C. &C.. IN feet sssry s,fi-
y. s%ss.siss % F6'f Glaze cs'ydsfws.
.rIf 20 tnIhi AtF.A. DAYS.
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lcopynght seeured.l
The Great Indian Remedy I!
FOR FEMALES,
DIR. MiTTISONS INDIAN EMENiG0GUE.

This celebrated Female Medicine.
Possessing virtues unknown OF any
thing else OF the Kind, and proving
eficctual after all others have ALLIED,
Is designed for both married and sis.
gis isdits. and 10 the very best thing
known Tor the purpose, - 10 will
bring on the moHiAiy sieknsss In cas-
es % obstruction, aiter all other re-
NEEDLES VI tie Kind have been tried Ia
vain. TI..
OVER 1000 BOTTLES have now
when taken - directed, and without
the least injury 20 health ~ ssy
case: ,RM 70 put ~ 10 bottles 81, 4
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5ansSEN7 orrirF, No. 10 CAEY srRSHr,
Il TenapsdaY Morning. FeSs usry 5, le62. 4

GsssaEx7 o1rirs No. 10 CIR srRsH
fBendpsdaY Morning. Fess nary, 5. le62.
There was very little Inquiry yest
day ana M aid Mt hear Of 4 sale. s.s Y
.Ss FssasA eco .. u Nothing reported. .,
The supply Is fairpand the demand
The sales embrace about 1000 hi,
ut ahout ptsgieus rates. Inferior a@l5, Con-
sp0a Common, 1aD2a, Eair to Fnliy FairS 4,
sI % s5a.sss NJ 80 Clarified Yellow "A
ssf.,l.e oszsofs .Sati5e.
MgL AssEs. Abant 1000 bbls. sold, Cgpiee
I fnr Fernenting and l8Q DI7c. for Priss M mar
Aiso 80 hail-bbla, 81 200. for Rebos
BET quiet. sS.sss II 81. Il ondap al
$s FIorHs 400 IBIS Superb pe s4t slo 80 d
Y rs artf4oo bbla. Extra yes z ~ superane.
Holders are now askins Y z Sc, % brusssei.j
pss oe sacks " sgais I'D Z Il ii %
$50 sacks (Afsass's ~ &
81 hustle. .s ~ s.t aon3 5r;,,,,as e;aas
,as S XIII a; 4 IN I ~
easaF sides and ya sgsg Is. ss 4.
Ct 81 sas Sugar 81 rsssi,iug Al ISL, ana
e asss g a .ss & falling Ill s45 . Dbl.
= densnd for old lBonrbon
81. aIsk y has bean supplied II III 5o@s2
sid ~ 80, q "a 4
xnSI 25 az A3ssa .s.s. IN
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Hin 1Itsls Duh Crescent.
Nslp Nfltsl.s Eln,elu Ntarktt,
[ Ss rIs;sssT;SsNfEIssrTsIs COLUMNS
ctKssdssr orr.cs, 80. y camp st ! "A,

Z ssVts fuesssy EvSning, Feb issssS
I'VE movements to-day In moneyed circles were
circanscribcds iii Hne, there we're no large trans.
acsious. Around the counters Of two or three
banks thsfe Was o great press on crowd chieny
I'LL small notes and chsnge for checks The cry
for change cpntin,fs,. Two of the old banks have
been iauine snsIf 6ctas just is fast IS they could
~ signed III four sApnths, and yet some people
~ al. ~ donst III bAns furnish small notes
We anny rsspond; M don,t the good people fur.
MA ahe b3rka with paper I'll which their executive
pfscers ON issue amall notess The State treasury
i anthorzed to issae two millions Of small notes,
bnt ii VIM take three months NJ prepare ne en-
cravings siEn md sister The Issues and we
shaaI s1ps rome folks to exciAim, Why didn't the
state NM nm hare .the plates and engTayngs
ready ID 40 that b, before theFla authorizing
he issue swas passed And though the law grant
irIc oar hanks the privilege 70 issue small Notes
VA only pfoss ted ~ week, vet people ex.
cIsim, wv aion,t HE banks pay ont small notes
u thonkA Asc6pper plate could be arranged and
FORMS II spe dstailed II twenty.feur hours.
USasr tks IN amending the privileges Of the nee
tan Tiers Hill be Issues Of i've and ten dollars
slkt u speedily sthe notes can be signed by ene
Presidsnts and Cashiers and placed IN the Teiiers
80, u. ~. 81, AM m NE paper
81 80 afonsv = free Of
anceas 10 III hasinx good and fangfble securities
M Il ssed 81 Gales
8, rs Win
~ Nh N Il ny;nc;n,e q sound political
~ ny II Nj IN SUPPORT
4. y economy.
800 M. il which lie South
,sss M d three
~ 4 - ,ansbs. There &
49, facing which
u 10 i'm ayery revolution Of
x 81 =.
&C. ~. nj, II tramalv
4as ba
MI ~ ~ ~ C;si,ens' bank declared
~ n. ~, ~ "A, II m aarnsnas q,
sss spct raid
g., ,, stockho,der
III Nj, ,nonshs Il d not supposed
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d saeTal of thc GifiEess' Bank Of Louis
ia1as o7a tie 3lst january, 1852. u


81 500 900 OF
~ sSs a I. NJ s510. nD1 OF
sdSs 2 ia2 04b tt
dsposiios SGT on Il
Due aitsc Of tfew Orleans for Cons e K 4 Is z
u tp}idafsd lesH Iax SEQ ~ ~ {i#
pdB Hesv Ufleans for tax on vi I'D . NJ &4S 5 3
Il N3ilf6ad Bond coupons " 3lu % o.o 10 q
Dze haats snd ase r.
gss| ~, Isss asss IS y y
sll.sss11::2 y
Epsnain p2! efs 20 M
NussEanst halis dlhet ~ VI sgs
syspd 81 an NH: se es M ~ n
~ sI2 ss II
Eazeiap exchasBe ~. 669i 81 20 h
Gsg Treasury NGtes. QiSlba W s
MasfgaRa steck department l9l 7t2 u
sJnrsolsdafed City Bonds. ....s...# II. GEO 90
Jtonfsa erae Bonds. q. a60 90
state oE Louisians By $500 5 A
Local HAND at 3, s35 10
Dire III Carroll and MadisoE parish
honda and, eduppns. "A 96 81
BsDk ing koJe and real esfBe.s.s 1e9 se9 %
Ba1k Ing house IN fhre 25g9s 0o sa n
Eundf HI 1aS
SsssE ~ 81 5 Wi y
Isse balance due local s5
Racks - ~. AS 81 NJ 8
s5Tg ,2J3 *
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s8sss Arrtvsd Yesterday. ts. ~.
II Steamnoata. sss VI
r j Lakeland, Miller, FIN Columbus.
Edw Gay, Wray, FIN Memphis. \
Thirty-ffth Parallel, Chapman, I'm Memphis.
Robert Fulton, Alban, I'm Alexandra.
Anna Perret, Cops, FIN Opelousas.
Diana, Radoyich, I'm Lower Coast.
Barataria, Rolf FIN Barataria.
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XIII.

No petscn shall director Of this CORPORATION WEo Gcss
moi the lime o. his election and curing ht ronHSares in
Office hold IN his name In the OF the commercial
fTr Of which he may be meet, ye Ehhres q the a
Each and every S;ockhodsr shall be eled t
all elections either person By pro2S 70 vote On sch
share Of the capital stock which they may respectively hold
transferred within t1r=s months ufct
10 said election shall be received,
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e-... =. rfzzz=zzrs=,zy, MISSISSIPPI AND TEN
&2& EAxHsAE -: ag@toS4aN EssEE RAILROAD.
THE ONLY DIRECT ROUTE.

FIFTY THREE MILES IN DISTANCE AND FOUR
HOURS TIME SAVED.
Travellers going from New Orleans to Memphis, Humholt,
GAINESVILLE and Nashville Tenn and Columbus and Bowling
Green, Ky, will save
-FOUR HOURS IN TIME AND FIFTYTHREE MILES IN
DISTANCE
BY buying tickets Memphis the Mississippi and Tennes
Railroad. gE ...
Also points the Mississippi river above Memphis, or
points Arkansas the line of the Memphis and Little Rock
Railroad, for the interior of the State.
NAILS AND PASSENGER TRAINS leave the New Or
leans jackson and Great Northern RarOhd Depot daily Mt
A. NJ arrive Grenada at 0 A. NJ, and at Memphis at
A. NJ connecting with trains the Memphis and Ohio Rail
road, arriving Nashville at Ii 7. NJ, tho evening
A Daily Line of STEAMBOATS, leaves the wharf at Mem
rhs for points the Mississippi river far North as Fort Pill
low, New Madrid and Columbus, Ky. .r
THROUGH FARE TO MEMPHIS. Sl4 30.
Be Tickets via the Mississippi and Tennessee
Railroad to Memphis.
NILES MERIWETHER,
Chief Engineer and General Superintendent
| F S RlcuARps General Traffic Agent d5 If
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:.
MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
= STATE or LOUISIANA. !
..n... PARISH AND Cry or NEW oRIEAFs.S


MANUFACTURING COMPANY. i.
STATE OF LOUISIANA. :
g.. PAR,sI AMP CRY or Nrw ORLEAFs.S
B IT skSoW ~ T&n FL sF
se3s ns fse pfaRis% sa Public
a p t asa ss s ssS paT ss
witnesses hereinafter named ind eS mo-
Who ayang hsaeyss e he \, l Ges dss Of
he State ays soysap,sd and ag ss
By an fs 5s wo @
paiiens and lssod
wit:
THIS Corporation shall be depieled II t,e city e ss g,
esi sis no q New oe
and rs ~ P e Ss sd s @
Ill., srs a ss s q TEN q Il 1 a ~
lie Cooperation
h., s,s ss 5s I
sss ass $ass sSs syss5
PS ss &c ia # aus same
m s.s 5sis as Il ss o s ss
PER ba naG The salsass aa
a;e s ss esr es 81 h G. I @
thirty days. ~ ~.
Tn re S s s A & oSR S S. ssE ss fs
purpose twothd. q t's stock ,lsp AID
Is e. avn Of s % s's s sf S
isys notice q such inelo ea N person or BY nccs
pybhtd for said time IN the Official journal Of hs eAy
V ~ '''' Y.
eaa s e hs hs psr osoa s s 8
SsEs i ass s 81
sa rsos1 IN asa
,@ any .&se o' ken The bs Of - 10 @ -
the public - VI
sf3s Il s IL
h sss s a N s 9 hfa saeSena ss una ''
'e'ee AsS"'''''S I'll '1eA 'NHe0 VII
ahe nenplnS ,Ss e,sa sI, .hnii " w ' hn *
sefiSsd. ~ - yTr
The frs. fiscal year of hetoFro,aien shall en,he
Tc1, to 4;s a's nm, Ss .a amy ,Sy
day # ass sssss fst ye S ~ 'DA "
sn,,,r,,,i,ns to any I0e,s1 & Of d. e.o;,, o,e Anal. m
bo 5 e s, s s sn Il Ssa X f.
h hrt" from it, dsse i payment.
ShSas5 sha,, event '5s1 Ra
h fer ,ss nScrpion L he eapia @ 5 ID
esI'edne'sf0'A the Company II
powers Of liz sal, be exercised
4 I5 ss5 g u Az Az
s Of o. b eIeesd toios VIZ he I. fSsr
DE q ha 4 s nn Hs and T. sFy q and md nn
elected and Aed S9hs9sn ess n5sd ma MAJ
and sssTS ysas taeEsH hts q aaG ,, afs X he e
which he Prsden thal cause fourteen dag plesSGs
Of appoint Commissioners inspectors
preside al ses elseons ana i any & fha Soasosts q
e fea sa s"s = s!
elected age 70 take thei, seat On ae ;a Iaesay "y o.
e oe y&r te.str9n and nnti otaeq &C. etsrd S gs
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No stakeholder shall In Ylade liable for arS indebted
ness Of he Corporation in any urgeY than ht of
his her theif subscription the cGpita gfVcs g p
cel,edIes 5to the Company. t@ q. =
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The frs. fiscal year of the Corp
last dpy Of the mouth Of April,
three. withontfegard TO the datf
meEced business after which Il
day Of eueh successive year.
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.aF-' 81 ~ STATE LoUlfrlE1,
Parish Of Orleans, City CT New Orleans,
remembered the 4h Of Deeembar 1851 before
me- undersgned Justice Of the Peace in and for the city
aforesaid, personally appeared O&ER GAILLARD, Pres
dent and A. sCHREIBER, Secretary Of the Citizens Arnal
Insurance Company Of New Orleans whp being duly sworn
according to law epoe anu The foregoing accounts
lust true correct satscrp. from the books Of
the Company. 5u IL . -. .. ., l,...a-g 81, -.
Subscribed and swofp to New Orleans this l4h day Of
: - u. F. MITCHELL, #
Second Justice Of the Peace or the Parish Of Orleans,
The Board of Trustees pay at Inc fst
of SIX PER CENT per annupiu cash on all the outstanding
certificates OF Profs thereof their legal eFre
sonetrsa on sfey the SECOND MONDAY Of February
next Also declare dividend Of twenty per cent 40 per
cent? the earned premiums OF the Company for the year
ending 90 of November, 1851 for which certificates viii 90
Issued and after tassecond Monday in February ne1
rRus1EES. ~
Geo W. West, Vice Pres N. Musson, yi 2@S ~8s5a 3
D. Janaison, ~ n. P. Hunt,
Ar Miltenberser Martin Gordon, Jr
]. Iey, t&'- Cssaire Olivier s.
| JAS, IN. White ~ 'r A. Bchn, ,c
Douglas West, Numa Augustin, - ~.
Or,ax E.aFl,sy
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Subscriptions any increase Of The capital stock SEAL
upon suei and conditions as may eS prescribed ~ re
that stock sba participate In Tho
profits 0: The Cooperation heyed the amount paid thereon
ur6frc II, te Of nav
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Al the eoyporGte powers of tic
by d EualG Of Directors, and sEc
they Ir.y sppoit:t. The Board q
stockholders, three OF whom silal
action OF business, 10 be elected d
shah lie elected BY the subscriber
the same shall he subscribed, arc
duy Of May, eighteen hundred ~
succes sers are elected and dttali.i
be held on the second Tuesday OF
sixty three, and every year tier,
Of New Orleans as The Board 81
which the President shall cause
notice 10 be given In the official y
OF Director shall appoint three
preside at sIcs elections, ana il
inspectors decline or fail 10 stts
Others 10 ill slsci! vacancies.
elected age to take their ,EeatS Q
each rev Eechl year after their
for cle scar theIefrom, ard uptij
fed In their stead Those pers6i
| shalf he declared duly elected.
ing place on the day aforesaid, II
elecricii &c take piace within ten
thereof in The etficiai journal q
+. ~ XXI
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The Corporation may business IS Ely
thosRut dollars Of the capital stock hn Lave hepp sso
scFibed.
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Cooperation shhlb be eaert&ed
y Other officers and elerss As
{ Directors shall consist Of five
: i .,i y q I W. ~ hoi, az ~. 81,
I ,oi,tn"si XII -, ne ~ ~ 80"
, " ''ls snpi,tH;' .i = ~ ~ ~, e
70 tsfye ,, NY, d Stig , ,5sp ,k ~.
~ h'a ! v. - hau INV INV. t-.e
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Tie capital stock Of this Corporation, after the payment 10
the original stock Of fifty thousand dollars, may be IN
creased any regular meeting of The storkhodefs Gated of
lhs purpose and by twothtd. vote oil e stock iip a4d
be increased amount not exceeding in
aggregate the Of two hundred Thousand dollars FRO
vded ehed every stakeholder shall hagsat least thirty
notice OF such inteNiiou either or ~ ancie OF
Published for said time In the oca journal OF We cy
q New QEleahs -
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RGpTUIsES

Extract from Written Three Years Previous to thu
Aboye, in reference to The game boy.
JssIeUEtyA Co., Miss, May =, 1861.
Or. She man New Orleans: ~
De5t ske boy sorgeis perfectly cured Of the ruptqre
bo Of the finest looking Deer Creek and can doA
gsuoh wors as any man. -t-7 VT. MILLS, II. D.
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An hnuhI aeens q llo ai0G69'deF0 IaE " hsIH . z
o'clock " the ibid Tuesday nE Lay cigheen tNtQ ard
sEtgree, anu every year Thereafter Qf&Fsiva The pcrs q
Tie President aud otler officers Of the CopaEi3n, "Ed !tT he
CunsideRsu such BuJ he ll Gs!OIe them. ts
President may cali extra meetings Of he Stockholders se
be may deem necessary, after cbty nctlEe and
shall dc whenever required by Eve sgctb5ieIs, ii writing
and thai md every spckodef hi du otieG 81 Ike sine
tie meeting and its oleCi by ihe SegF+Iafy. TIE o
two hid5 Of lie stock represented At Fc meeting 10 * 6re
Quarterly seiannuaya RnuEal dividends Of profits
deetea and paid tbs discretion of tha Board Of Dgtor
A amount Of securit may he !red from ID. d.
Of tie Cooperation, tla discretion Of lilo Rcafd Of hi
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TRAVELLING.

y,g-, t-trl7ss5zssssKr1 VFFIVE- ". % JHSKA-
&tHg .zn Z AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD. --5l5.ss4 @s ID 30.
On and after SUNDAY the 18Th instant, tho PnsseLs
Trains this Road will leave New Orleans at A. NJ and
p NJ The Morning Train connects with the Mississippi Cen
trail Evening Train with the Southern Road Mobile.
It's. WILLIAMS,
General Superintendent.
New Orleans, December Il, 1861. d25 If
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". okKaoKIo. .....J. r. LorE
TfNNEGURIO, HUy9L4ANp ~ Co.. IAPoRTEks
N Wholesale and Retail Dsalersin Dry and Green Fruits
Eos. IS Fulton and u Fsept streets, Neg or
eexs eS y
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a. CoaPrRoLLER's OFFICE, o.s I
23a% City Of New Orleans, July 7, 1851
3 mo 2l29.l
ID ESOLyED; That the Comptroller be and
II hereby authorized and required give notice BY
s{andnz official Journal that in accordance
Will the nnth section ordinance No l4 approved March
90 1854 Council will pay BILL against the city unless
conscte suthority of order FROM the In
- Iaignsdf - SFe5 II L. TEAGY, .
~ presd snt Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
D. fS;ppedI t$ l.. Il. PLICE,
E, = ~ President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April &c, 1856
tsgnsd iJDH& L. LEWIS. Mayor. go ~
rheeeuon the ocss OF the city aud OF hs ulo is
- ~ IT G. W. CuLBERTSOE,
iylS4f CoD,ntfytar City Of New, Orleans, G
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Hlarins aatslligtr,ts..
ArFtved Re1tefdhH'
Il. S Steamboats,.

+ sgEEsrssr oyY1cE, No. 10 Camp Street.
wednesday Morning. February s. 1869. )
s.ss Hrrtvsd Yesterday. *.
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eet' The foregoing to be trge eepg q no or. a Ytl
IN ny records. j. !, RICARDO Notary FlShc.
%Ew Orleans, November o. l86 MA lpTt
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Grafton shall terminate on&be
eighteen hDn!red aud sixty
, on which i mas haze cofn-
shall terminate on e stt1a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-05
rnEsCE,ST, MARBLE WORKS.

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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-05

8 5@ #l1 CoapTRoILEa's OFFICE CITY HALL,1 %
tasy E7%y ~ n New Orleans, Fell. 3, 1862.
= 49," mo. 58S6.1 III p
ResoUe That the Comptroller and he is hereby author
10 SELL I'VE days notice in The official ouaa al the
old iIon etc in the city depot Of Or
leans and Claiborne Streets. rsaS
- \ iSigntdl JAMES BEGGS, 81 -
Nf President pro TEN, Board of Assistant Aldermen
sss Gsigueal s. p. DgHABARRE, q, {.
" 3&5t President pro tenn. Board Of Aldermen
Approved January q, 1852 4. &.
49, r. Lsignedl JOHN Il. MONROE, Mayor.
Notice Is hereby given that TUESDAY February H. al
O'Clock Il viii Sell the above articles the spot to the
fes It. s G. w CuIBERTsoN, Comptroller.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-05

THE DIPLOMA OF MEuHERsuir Of rnE DorCLAs
MONUMENT ASSOCIATIONS, beautifully engraved on
steel, about nine BY twelve inches dimensions, is
now ready for Distribution to the Subscribers to
The Monument Fund. The engraving consists OF
trait of the departed statesman, and tn" other
America offering wreath; he9idcs bifds-cye
view of the GRAVE on the shore Of Lake Michigan,
as II now appears at Cottage Grove.
ToaIl persons forwarding to the Association one
dollar or more win be sent one ot these diplomas,
with name and amount duly inserted thereon, and
signed by the president and secretary
Contributors IN the sum OF OHe d1i'hr VIII be-
come life members ofthc Douglas Monument As
ISOLATION; in the sum OF trenty doitdtS honorary
life members and in the sum OF one hundred dol
lars honorary life members OF the board OF trus-
tees.
All editors who vii insert the aJoyc IN their
daily. weekly, OF tTi-wcefly three months, wItb an
occa siona! notice to advance the object IN view,
will have forwarded to them Immediately d.
pIouas as honorary iI,e-mcmbers ot thug assocIa-
ton upon the receipt 10y the society Of copy OF
their paper containing the foregoing.
WALTER 3. SCATES, President.
LEONARD W, koLK, Secretary.
NIB, Local receivers and solicitors for con
,rlnutlon> are being authou2cd III the loyal state
to take charge OF the interests OF the ASSOCIATION.
Pamphlets and circulars containing the 0rganI'
| ,atlou Constitution. Bylaws aud the Appeal Wi
. he sent to all who wall forward their address,
/ Communications shouic be directed to the "Secre
,ary Douglas Monument Association, Chicago
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