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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-04

SECOND DISTRICT CoUnr THoMY LAEoN vs. dminsra-
of New Orleans trix of NICHOLAS F1TZSIM-
S.7MONS-Eo. 1851.
pY VIRTUE of a writ OF seizure and sale,
d directed by the Honorable the Second District Csur
Orleans, in the above entitled cause to F. T. Parker
late Sheriff and by said late Sheriff transferred wilpr
Camp and Magazine Streets on January Is
81, at Il O'Clock, NJ 49, ,
the buildings and improvements thereon, co s'ng OF s#
double house and 1wostory Kitchen l
with States and all he rights ways etc. situated
in the First District of this city in the square bounded by
Jacobs Soils Erato and Thala designated the No. Nine,
plan drawn by Hedn Schlasbannnm Surveyors, dated
18th Nay 1854 deposited in the office sark Notary plan
No. 1872 which said lot 81 feet IL inches and lines
Soils street depth of LOU feet, between parallel
lines. T. la .g.
Seized in the above suiT. rs. 'g ..' "-
BTERMS-Cash on the spot.
JOHN P WALDEN,
Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
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e JOHN r. WALDEN,
d1e ms Ii e., '~ Sheriff de la Paroisse d. Orleans.
die ia6 l;

r,rrs n,srp,or Court CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs.
Of New OrIenns: JOSEPH RAW.-No. l4,sl6.
directed by the HonoIable the Fifth District Court Of
New Orleans The above entitled cause 70 n n Parks
proceed to sell public auction at the City Hotel Common
Street Camp and Magazine Streets on FRIDAY Zh
day Of January, 1862 ut u O'Clock NJ = .y4.g Ill.,.
FIVE CERTAIN LOTS or GROUND situate il in The The
liseum Felicity Prytania and St Mary streets, and IE
designated by the Nos s. % and plan Of Hugh
G;ran SURVEYOR Lots Nos % q have each 60 feet IL
inches and lines front Marys street by l2O feet n depth
Lot Of 80 feet on Felicity street BY 9 tee in
dep and the lots Nos and have each front on Felicity
street of 81 feet and lines by depth Of l2D feet
Together with all buildings and thereon
Seized in the above suit. - .5-- ..E p ny
ETERMS-Cpsh the spot. II -le.,.
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sfSm lion WORKS.-The undersigned eey iea to niorE
public and builders generally, that they maun
W. featuring all kinds Architectural and Building iroi
WORK their foundry Magnolia and Es.o street,
Davidson ROW, Garondeet sreetsuch as Versndahn
Railing Shutters Bang Doors Straight sud Crcrsi
Sairg, Iron Bridges, Ros:B, 49, 10. .
They keep constantly EGnd and Wrought Iron Cci
uns Veutsors Weights etc.. and f all orders G.
description of Castings Cotns Store ard Honas Fronts
Win jeatacf
- ~ BYNNETT & LURGEs, Davidsons Row.
.ssItt f!arnnje,at strsss.
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LETTER FROM a PLANTER. W.

1880 N'SS'
Messrs John Wright L Co., -.g.u. .-s4, wR *
New Orleans, La .- . Z
Gentlemen Enclosed please find my check No. 1911 three
days sight MOBILIZE for s49 So in settlement of
date You will please forward three dozen boxes
Wghs Southern IudiGn Vegetable Pills. They the great
est thing ever acros and heavy medical BILL
yearly my place. The directions plain and easily
descod that overseer finds difficulty in treating every
Of sickness that his knowledge, with pomptness
and perfect My negroes healthier and stronger
than those plantation know and canddy confess it
opniou and that of oveseer that this agreeabe
fact is solely the which is taken of them the first
complaint sickness and their being treated by Of
these Pills them altogether in my family and would
be without fall supply for small fortune This may
high praise to but assure you it is nothing less
tln the plain fact truth Please forward the Pills
at once aud by the route as before. IA a,5..
Yours, truly = bal s.l,.-s <
THoS G. HENDERSON.
From Dr. Hupares Of Charleston, s. CT have ebeved
following honest letter. written to him by but worthy
who strong and sawart soldier in the army Of
Southern Independence .- - ...H-a sE-f :
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= IsFRANCEx,s FEMALE CORDIAL
sEAUTfFY1NGi -INvIaoRAT1Nsi . REGULATING

For producing Blooming Conpeson Areet and Graceful
Carriage Of the Body Removing Bsa1as
and Eupcns Face, Curing Low Spirits aMeEaet
choy DgKless Papaton o the Heart Pains in tbs Hbadr
Back or Lambs Whites and all the Ta1nas forms 81 nsns
produced by Suppressed, Painful or Irregular
which the Female Sex 10 srbiect- n
S f IT HAS NEVER BEEN KNOWN TO FALL
Originally compounded of bringing ca sud
ssgqag the Monthly PERIODS Ct Women Which dnSa SnsE
proves to be the best snd Beauner
II has fny tested in Mobile and to be- sa "a
all 1t has been represented
The lady Of uaost citizens q Aohs ass
oss Of mind through apathy inacto Of the womb By ss
use Of Lsranck Cordial after all other had
restored to health happndss and the socss q
family and friends. t885;4 4s t 4ss&E..
Numerous equally surprising Of the daspes Ka
disease have hecoe known taa
az-sold by JOHN WRIGHT CO., New ofleans Afr~
LIANT CO. Mobile. and Druggists generally se14 ~
BOURBON WTIIsKY-Ahn fine assortment, n ssasa
- l'1{N - s. D. GRATIAAs 4 CO..
ii srg.IE$Sa' 10 Gastornhouse o.
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DEurlzxE COM DIsraicr 3THoMY LAFoE Admit
dc Ia Orleans 81
I'm VERTU DUN writ de saisie ct xente
Nouvele Orleans, dams aire cdessus, E. T. Parker c
sheriff par ui moi transfers procsdsai ie
Ia Commune les du Camp ct des Magasins la
pubae ct adjudication de Ia prophets don't suit Ia ues
DEuX CERrAINs LOTS DE TERRE, ensembe tou
authorizations dros privileges ecy appartenant 81
e Premier District de cee vile dams et marGue
eomm III Its Nos Ct SIR m plan G ar g. A
cteote lie q Mars 1851 ct dapose en- atude de A. Aszu
ces Heris Il pieds pouces face h Perlliat
II pieds poCces sn Ia gne ai lie separe u lot NO.
pied7 la ge de division du lot No a. LIE ot No
facade de 80 pieds sur Ia rue Heya Il pes
pouces Ia Perliat IS ptd sur la ligne qu
h separe lot No. 81 peds sur la gne du Sc
pare du lot No. .TF .'-' - 7t'
Saisis dams rafare ci-dessus. ~. sg : :. x.,..7,
COND1TIONS-Conpta moment de ladjudcation.
+ - .g7-'t 2 s --s - g JOHN P. VALDEZ,
dl2 ia6 IS h =s Sheriff della Paroisse d. Orleans.
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JOHNP. WALDEN
Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.

c,sou,Eur couR DE DISTRICT La WILLIE DE LA NELLIE
de la Nouvee Orleans. ORLEANS VS.. JOSEPH
II adresa par Honorale Cnquiene Conr de DISTRICT do
Ia NoyeIe. Orleans dams Pare cdessns E. r. Parker
ceyaut sheriff ct par ui moi transferre e procedera lie
VENDRED q de anver, 1862, midi, rHoel do Ia Cite
rs de Ia Commune les du Camp ct des Magasns
Ia yete pubqe adjudication dc Ia propriee don't suit Ia
description -, /, ss,..
Vile das et par les du Colisee Feicle Pyta
nee ct Ste ct desgne les Nos q s. l. 70 et ivau
plan dresse par Hugh Grant atpenteur,
Les teans asant les dimensions Suvantes sayor Los
lois Nos rs ct n chacn IS peds II ct ges do face
Ia rue Marie 10 peas de e, protsndsr l. No. 81
es Nos Set l. ohacun pieds II pouce gues de face
In rue Faicte 10 pieds de profondenr. .
Ensemble les batisses ct authorizations qui
trouvent. . . 49,. i z t..., . .. ... tg...~7.. y.
Saisie dams l'aifaire cdessus.
GoEnITIO Ns-Couplan1 au moment DISQUALIFICATION.
~ - JOHN p. WALDEN,
de3 ialO2i Sheriff de la Pafoisse d. Orleans.
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- - :. ORLEANS JAMES

della Nouvelle. Orleans. IoNGeNo. ltc4o -
I'M VERTU DUN writ dc saisfe ct vente
"a adresse par pHonorahle Quatreme Cour de District de
la Nouyele Orleans, dams raare colossus +. T. Parker
devan sheriff par lu moi transfers ie proesderai lie
SAMEhI IS janVer 1857 midi la Bonrse des Negocans
Encanteurs Roye entire celes de Ia DonaIe ct du
de Ia propriete don't suit Ia description, savor:
l. UN TERRAIN situ6 dams e Premier District de cette
vile dams et No. 800 borne par Grapie dn Bassn
Perddo franklin ~ pieds de face la Frank
sur l27 pisds de prniundeur. a5ry - 49,,
q UN TERRAIN stus dams le District susdt, dams Net
borne de Ia GtRer lib, ~ ct Howard,
ayant peds face la Liberty sur lot dc psotondeur
Saisie dams Fafiaire cidessus. .. -. -. .
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. u moment de Republication.
JOHN p WALDEN, N-"
d1T jallI6 Sh6rii De Ia Psfoisse ppTlea1s
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MISCEI.LANEOUs
GfHARTER of THE CALHOUN xA1
u ASSOCIATION y 8sss2g h 4S:sGs3 u
(. eosrnDssars srlFBs or AxHnrcA

CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA
~. 9 1ss'sssss; j. r IN o & -
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No. ore ia psssed b ss ssnsF.. 49,
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and as tho hose g. hem reprsssassd
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the ciss Of New orle ss%rc,.r svnosn - 5.l
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The business and affairs Of As ocaion stall be
,s &
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written nst'se fef ths aE gT1Rass ssvEsrH
This Cooperation formed t. eootnae for tie ts g -
q. s x he u sHs
No ..eesholds shall svss ss hsia isabs sor any y
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WAtrER n aPRTERs m Z i
Icerffy the foregoing to be copy original
H. in my current re.nrds v AhtER II fEfEESS,h- e
Al New Orleans. Nov " ls6- Ss-s - nls lasaE
= n n pr6ay n i RE HIOV6Ie-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-04

FOURTH DISTRICT CouRr,} CITY OF NEW ORLEANS Vs.
ny VIRTUE of q writ OF seizure and sale
ID directed BY the Honorable the Fourth District Court
Sheriff. and by said late Sherto transferred will proceed
TO sell at public auction, the Merchants and Auctoneers
streets, Second District On SATURDAY January H. 1861 At
T. a CERTAIN LOT OF GRoUND situ.ted in the First
District Of city in the square No 34 bounded by GEever
Basin Perddo and franklin srects and has front OF " feet
on Franklin street by l27 feet in depth. - r.
2. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, in same District. in
the suare bounded by Common Graver Liberty Howard
Streets and of 81 feet Liberty street by07 feet in
depth. >. .,.. ~. ". 9,,-. a
Seized in the above suit. - DO g -~ hF #' %
TRRMS-Gash Oh the spot. IL T9r g
- JOHNP. W ALDEN, ,s,f
p Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-04

: Of New Orleans ! trix of NICHOLAS FITESIM
RY VIRTUE Off writ of seizure and .L.t! sale,
of New Orleans the above entitled cause, H. Parker
late Sheriff. and by said late Sheriff to transferred Twill
proceed sell public auction, the City Hotel Common
street. between Camp and Magazine streets, on MONDAY
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF, GROUND, together A.
with ell the improvements thereon rights ways etc.
situated in the First District of this city, In the H
square G. bounded by Heyia, Petat St. Mary and
Freret Streets designated as lots Nos Three and Four on
deposited the office Of Mazn'eau Notary Public Said lot
No has SO feet inches front Heva Al feet
inches Periat street. feet the line dyid
ing lot No Two 10 feetf inches the division line Of
ot Four Lot No. Four has 80 inches front Heyia
street. Il feet 3uehes front Perat street. - feat inches
On the division line lot No. Three and 81 feet inches the
division line of lot No. Five. - 4=zF -. "a.
Seized in The above suit. -.s.s 80. r.. 2.--
j. = . !, ; 5'4fsE JOHN P WALDEN,
~ At-# A4E Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
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Dru.rz4s coua De DISTRICT La y1IhgpE "a KoUyE1

LIE ORLEANS va. sARfS-
de Ia Nonvelle Orleans, TIDE,BARE- No. Is, Coo;
IL moi adresse lHon0a5e Dsaxiens cour de District
yEEDREDI, "A de !anyer 1862 midi pHotel de la Cite
de la Commune cees dn Camp ct des Nagasins
vente puque adjudication de Ia propee don't suit 10 des
cripton, SAVIOR x 1 ", 10 r, 4, ...-. i-
ve dams pilet borne par les des Magasns Do Cardp
Philippe Premiere Les dts terEns sont desgnss par Lee
du 10 de mai lS5i d6pose ttude de A. Ducael bstae
public celte vile sousie No Sdu vre des plans No. ct
AUST suvan plan de G. A. DeAr1as apenteur ct depose
bureau do Sheriff Les dts tesains chacun ~ peds
de face larue du Camp sur 5O pieds proonder
ct sont contgus r q Il sf@ So = .t+- &
Ssisfe dams feffaire cidessus. n s.5s A, -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ai moment de I'adj publication.
~ JOHN +. WALDEN. /"
d23 iaI0 "a Sheriff de la Parosse d'Orleana.
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i, G. w. ROUvlER,s LIVERY ARD
J1- SALE STABLE AND RIDING AGADEMY.5ss5S
90 and IOI Rampant street,

9'ss 32fsas Between Gfaver and Pefdido sresaG
This e adjustment is nov kent BY e. " BOZ VIE, o-
ciusiysy the Orleans Lght Horse and private fanit
The Ladies' who may honor the establishment vii thais aa
ronage will find ALI he comfort attention which tay haSS
rt TO eSpect Spa ious GALLERIES. have erected fhs
Recommendation of their % tho
Ridpg Academy. q SsS4 .t3s8g ny " $a. &
Riding Horses iac paades. proeesssous etc Riding Hoa
for ladies go gerIeuen, Horsssttd Buggies to hire.
to1 Hrn .
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i. WRIGHT & co.
HEALTH rs MANS CHIEF BGEssING'

=. WRIGHTs& co.
HEALTH rs MANS CHIEF BIEssINGi'
Oh, Happiness, how far ~e fee
! From TRY own paths In search Of thee rs& II
a9 From Health, thy pure fount, we stray g3fys
Nor God given instincts esr obey; s s-t.. 81
Too proud from Natures self to learn tl $50 Z
'' Natures own remedies we spurn" RI III
WRIGIIT's SOUTHERN INDIAN VEGET-
+. ABLE PILLS fe q
ARE OFFERED TO TaE Of rag
y CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA
PURE, SIMPLE, HARMLESS, AND NATURAL 4LTERA-
TIVE AND BI.ooD-PURIFIEa, ~ q7s-1i5
~ . Is. 4 = FOR S4s.ss - a.
Toning and Fortifyfng OF the System
| ~ Diseases, either Occasional or Ept-
! sxsE tienlfc; and for the cure Of all IA.
| Ailments having the name Of I4
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sHERTFF,S SALEs.

sScesD JrsTeE,s COVER D. NJ ysEg Al. s
e e shfSs e asEs
4 Cd ! ps I'll 9sn IL n he sz
ssss Il
n Fl sas af ssssss 3 ssssa
a1s sssaa sa On y rs
asP m. 5s,s Viz s
kitchen hssing four roos a7d garden covered wit" fruit
seizedth sic aboge suits. y7a g9 E' ~ !
-TERMS-Cash IN the spst. -. : 1870,
r.roi. Ell s'6.,ess. s sE1so2sS, saa 80 q
s:;i 4 fns sssas
sss saSSi s.i5ss
Magasps publique adjudication de Ia pro-
pUN s s0 e Ut ss ues ID lie ohsau m
Bayou entire les Broad Dorgens e. "a pss
On moins dc profondear Ensemble qa
. ovsnt consis.aa, en- uns ai,o en- bois ayan. g.
din CONVERT arbres frniters de toutes sores
Saisie dams les affsires q -dessus. . Il
nosn e Dc padjgdise sa
jag is fes ". II MAYEks. Cons .
Scoop ps5sGn CITY ,s 9E wv eELSaSs
ras
Camp Magazine streets on 9Th day January
~ 3, sfsfs OF situate in s Fourth
Php .d s s sa @ are
I'd b. h ss Nos and u sn # 81 os e s
sl s Is pslpan Il G. DsArss sarveSor deposited
inches on Camp street, BY depth OF so lees eaci
ssiaed in the above suit - - e. =
VI 'p' - JOHN P. wALDEE
! Sheriff the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-04

ID EH9VAI......1 ~ y. REHIOV6He.
OFFICE OF THE SOUTHERN OH GoHPAHT
Removed to 81 NEW LEvEE sraR NEAR e aRAv1EE-
. If tE3s W
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-04-26

An UNPRECEDENTED MILITARY AProINr-
NENr.--iovernor Yates has paid rather
unusual but we'll perited compliment to
Mrs. Reynolds, wife of Lieut. Reynolds,
of A. 18th ILL.,, and resident of this city.
Mrs. Reynolds has accompanied her hus.
band through the greater part of the cam
paign through which the 18th has Passed,
sharing with him the dangers and priva.
tons of a soldiers life. She was present
at the battle IF Pittsburg Landing, and
like a ministering angel, attended to the
wants Of as many of the wounded and dy-
ing soldiers as she could, thus winning the
gratitude and esteem of the brave fellows
by whom she was surrounded
Gov. Yates, hearing of her heroic and
pralseworthy conducs presented her with
commission as Major in the army,
the document comforting the we'll merited
honor being made out with all due for.
mality, and having attached thu great saal
of the State. Probably no lady 10 Amer
lea will ever again have such distingnis
ed military honor conferred upon her
Mrs. Reynolds is now in this city, and
leaves to join her regiment in day OF
two-Peoria Transcript
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-04-26

ARREST OF JESxIsoS, THE KANSAS JAY
BAwkER-This noted marauder arrived in
St Louis, under arrest, On Sunday, and
was placed in close confinement. The
Republican says:
I'm his verbal application for parole he
stated that no one could say he had ever
violated his word, but on being declined
he was utterly unnamed and burst in to
a flood OF tears He continued to weep.
bitterly, for some time, unable to utter a
word. Gaining his selfpossession, he re-
marked, The confinement was nothing
he did not regard that-Jm tie disgrace =
Here, again, his utterance failed him-his
face was thrown into his handkerchief and
he left the room weeping. What lesson
is here? A man of undoubted courage,
and supposed to be of almost 6endish cru
elty-who has looked upon and encouE-
tered destruction and death in almost
every form-unmanned, penitant, and
humbled by the contemplation of tempo.
rary degradation. This argues the early
possession of the nobler faculties of our
nature-of a just pride and high bearing
but that Col. Jennison has utterly re.
pressed these attributes is not doubtful
For life we trust this scene may be fixed
in his memory, and when future victims
are in his power he may feel what the
proper attribute of power is. How sacred
the feelings of those in adversely, and how
worse than demons those who will not
temper justice with mercy! Our belief ia
that his previous life sustains the govern.
ment in the extreme course pursued"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-04-26

A RuiNED CouHTsY.-One of the favorite
iallacies Of the South was that the whole
foreign trade of the country was founded
on the production and consumption OF
the South, but the revenue receipts OF
late explode that fallacy. The receipts
from customs last week amount to over
two millions of dollars. Thus, in midst of
war, commerce remains not only in an IN
interrupted but in furnishing condition
The exports during the last year were, as
is well known, unusually large; and now
the influx of foreign commodities is sutii-
Gent to yield Very handsome revenue
In two OF three weeks more the lakes and
canals will be open, and trade will revive
aud resume its old channels Every thing
indicates activity and prosperity.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-04-26

The government dispatch steamer De
Soto, which arrived at Cairo Wednesday
morning from Fort Pillow, brought three
hundred bales Of cotton, taken at Osceola
by detachment Of our land forces at
tached to Com. Foote'S fotilla. This is An
interesting bit Of Intelligence, the more so
from the fact that the above shipment of
cotton is the FIRST sent up the river since
the commencement of hostilitIes- Other
quantities will be sent to this place. The
region about Fort Pillow isa very extern
sive GOTTEN district, and Fulton, the small
town lust below the rebel Notifications,
has long been known Is. . heavy GOTTEN
shipping port. ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-04-26
Crop Prospects.

The following from the Peoria Trans
er;pt is true of this section of the state
Not half the wheat that would have been
sown had the weather been propitious has
been got in, and in preparations for corn
planting, our farmers are equally behind
hand. The rain fall for the last four or
six weeks has been almost incessant and
enormous.
GLooxY CRoP PROSPECTS, exchan.
ges, for circuit of three hundred miles,
bring the same gloomy prospects in rela.
ton to the unfasorable weather of the last
week or two, and the general backward
ness OF farm operations for the season.
Very little wheat has yet been sown. and
there is no prospect for dry seed time
for the same time to come, even were the
favorable weather which set in YESTERDAY
to continue. As general rule farmers
are of the opinion that spring wheat, to
be successfully grown in this climate,
should be sown within the first ten DAYS
OF April. But even moderately early SOW
ing is now out Of the question. An extra
ordinary favorable season may, however,
bring everything out right; but we can
not safely depend on such q hope, and
farmers must only do the best they can
under the circumstances Let them, then,
not wait until their ground is dry as in
ordinary seasons, but SOW their wheat just
as quick as practicable.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-04-26

Detective Goodrich, ofthe rebel Treas
ury Deparln en-, has exhibited to the
editor of the Richmond Dispatch what he
terms ''the latest and grossest piece Of
Yankee scoundrelism, and an internal
Means to discredit the currency Of the
Southern Confederacy" at consists"
says the Dispatch, a in well executed coun-
terfeits on our FIVE dollar Confederate
notes, struck off In Philad.l phia, where
the newsboys are selling them at FIVE
cents apiece. This note is well calculated
10 deceive. and in nearly every particular
Is fac sinaile of the original We caution
persons receiving this money to be ex-
ceedingly careful, as there is no means of
knowing to what extent they have been
circulated"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-04-26

A RICH AFFAIR-A MAN DRAWS on A
CITY FIRM FOR A WiFE-A few days since
a respectable business firm on Water st.
received a letter from a customer near
Youngstown, inclosing an order for-s
wifel The customer was rich, middle aged
Du,chman and q widower. He said he
wanted wife, right Oft, and had no time
to lock for one himself, bat he should be
in town in the course of day or two to
marry the woman which he depended on
his city friends to have ready for him.
Such an order rather took the mer
chants aback, but the man was too good q
customer 10 disoblige. As they had no
supply of the article on hand for sale one
of the firm went out to hunt it up, and at
an Intelligence Office got on track ola girl
who could speak German and English,
was tolerable good looking, and very much
wanted to find q husband bargain
was struck. The Dutchman came in YES.
terday, found the article ready for him,
approved Of it, got married and took his
curious purchase home with him.-Chic.
Journal