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THE BEDoRD /, " r1,n

MET the Govt ious, on Saturday, in
inst, and reorsanla By e,Il;an De Hicso, $.h "a
The caa'I, .a az =, "Dq lleolIowing programme
was aaoP'Fa CT. - y >aardag evrnlog, at s.
O'Clock k--e1uesi'i for debase Should ,Sa
liberty Of the Pre:se r~.riofaJq AT. G ta' 20
spaog, Neg, o.fSGaa1,a' DecIs;mer ~ " ~
Fyan. Essayls' c glshsr. w.
Inc pun W. rep ffiIig IayI:ed 10 a.
SecHw
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3. F. meyers, EDITOR & Proprietor.
Democratic State Executive Committee.

A meeting Of the Democratic State Execu-
tive Committee will be held at the Bueber
House, HARRISBURG, on Wednesday, January
10, 1862, at 3 O'Clock, P M.
democratic papers in the State viii please
coPy -
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Voluatesrs .qttentiont For The Dsrat cement 0
The Snskem.

Incidental 10 the change Of diet, Wonnd., Err n
tions, and exposures, which every Volunteer is la
Bile to. There are no remedies so safe, convsnienr
and reliable as H0LLOWAY's PILLS AND OINT,
MENT, IS cents per bog.
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Ayers Pills.

Re you SICK, feeble and complaining! Are
X you out of order with your system de-
Ied and your feelings uncomfortable Thess
atoms are often the prelude to serious Ill
Same fit of sickness is creeping upon you,
\ oold be averlrd by timely use Of the
nedy. Take Ayers Pills, ana cleanse
iisoTdered humoys-puriiy the blood,
ne fluids move on unobstructed IN health
" They stimulate the functions Of The
nto vignrs"9 activity, purify the system
he. distractions winch make disease. =
cEettles somewhere IL the body, aad OBJ
So its natural functions. These, if not re,
H7, react upon themselves and the surround
IT. gans, producing general aggravstion, sul-
len and disease. While IN This condition.
o93ssd by the arrangements, take Ayers
Z 1 lss.nX asN' li.ar,!y they restore the nat
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, +" AhAiii''F liz MEDICAL HIVES
~ FOR THE SICK,

! Considering le sn-,,o,,. r.
NJ D's that our uee,s ~ ~ -, young
year, We ceTt4aigoH, 1ir :, ~ -" - cry
."e ~. - 6so, palslng,' to be ',s.........,
mortality do uol s.,,o a. -. o
IengtheDs. Q4ls ,orsrsa, 9 i,sl os,I oi
WIN 'l'c.,g," ~, ny physic to the
houe VI ~ ~ will not dc. s.
Wne,' a'''-0H,- y Ease, needs an ally 10 sus-
'd'" iiei' H ~Bemember; not depicting
agent 'na' '.,' disease and exhauSis her
energies vfy beiieye that most of tho
drugs adH Nhasa acute diseases have tb,s
Effect. oa1a' a3'vsr, is not the operation Of
one 'necic'a. 9srneIaliy used in this coua
try Tor coitlaaDi the stomach, liver and
bowels. We IA HoLLowAY's Pills. or
course, oe; teaia are aware that b1.h the
Ointment End h which bear the name Of
that lsIin5l3 MUSICIAN and 2hiian;hropist.
are n the b,.soossible rtpute all ever the
world; 5u. 5aaply had an opportunity 10
witness 'as sE Hae pills. II gives Us
pleasure q ,st tosfher efficacy. In dyspep-
sia and i.ga apiaints they unqnestiona5iy
work 2he aa. iryelcus cures. Nay, We viii
even @ @a,tto say that with this remedy
within ll'as, no man or woman need ever
BE- long 5as with dyspepsia. TIE pI.Isl
move tie IS at she stomach, and restore
lhe >'re.g a appetite with a lapiduy lLat ia
really aamshg. The curative action Seen,
10 BE- 'a- Ian aiicases, without reference 10
age, Cas- n, OF sex. Snch, at least, IS
ew to which our experience and Oh
A- Y 8. Iaa.ncnts,l
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A Ipr7rr rRd ENGLAND.-F'Far f FEEL, d
;ag,-Ths folio gg is an extraqFo L9nT
don letter receid IN NaShingP 0a's" L
cembrr IS:
or fhar. is e noW or nor, fEouth will Be
rscogn;zsd q the blockade Ised early IN the !
session. -
u,,1;na;>. i'll strengthen pherston for the
,rar n,L; ;he desires. uG3egal Scott gives
srna t.rt on the arrival 9the Arago, you
r,,iI - learned hat Loui}Napoleon ay Civ
;,- ,ra, Support 10 this cohtry, will get pre-
r,ssI,, Et be wants, coLtolR tobacco, with
on, ! j pense OF a war.
TEe curious to see wit the New York
han t9iIl Go with regard t their negotiations
WI Mr.. Chase.
MAR with the UnitH States has already
! bo discounted in our mony market, and when
! ,efuaily begins consolS will rise.
Cotton has not played s great part ia tie
esent diiicnlties as wasexpected, and the
llere cotton interest OF th4 country is greatly
Divided. The holders OF thtraw material do moi
81 course, desire supplies; . Manchesle r, also
here is still! large stock pf manufactures un
sold, al prices less than th' raw material itself
while the pressure from the number of perSoa
out Of work is not due uuli the eGd of ney
month or the brginaJng OF February. This sourl
OF natural anxiety would OF course, he reIuov.
by war and the West India squadron alone
here deemed sufficient TO raise the blockade.
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either Of those officers!

elInef OF those Objects!
A. can hardly say that did.
cUmMIscs GAVE NO BOND FOR FAITHFUL PER-
FORMAEcE or DUTY.
He gave no bond for the faithful approPria-
lion Of The large sum Of money placed under
his control, and took 40 oath OF Office. His
relations to the Secretary Of War are thus sta
ted
@. by Mr.. Holman.) You are personally
acquainted with the Secretary of War!
A. Yes, sir.
O.. How long have you been acquainted
with him, personals, and what a.e your re-
lations poiticallyz
A. have been acquainted with hlm Tor
many years, and my personal relations are very
intimate, and we have been politically acting
together ior many years.
cn.-..L.-1-s- EnnL
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WHAT Has Reen setlIed2

The New York Post, Republican paper,
not disposed 10 attach too much faith 10 !hr be
ii-i that the surrender OF Mason ard Slide
viii satisfy Great Britain. It gives iis reason
as f5I!oWs
We are rot altogether certain that tie EGg
Iish government viii accept Of The reasons whac
Mr. Seward assjgns Tor ylel3jog Mason and S'r
dell 10 their demand Il is not apparent TO Il
irat that government has, = is dsnarj
by the acceptance and th. an3wer pt oUg Z
sfn'naut, settled any doctrine Whatever, eits
the disputed claim Of Great Britain TO inD. i
aeamen, or the right OF ilklag ambassadors
Of a neutral vessel. Or any Other sabs,aa
point
The demand OF Englaod vas not mad~ O.
any particular ground. The s.a.ement Of L.
Russell was very broad, that certain inilvlG
ais bad deem ioFci5ly taken from on board
British vessel, on a lawtul and innocen. We
age, an act OF violence which was an aGront
the British lag, and a violation 9i information.
law.
il should be borne in mlnG that strictly speas
ing this was not even presented to us as a 70
nal demand. Lord Lyons was instructed Ia il
form the Secretary of state that he slouId mall
the demand, leaving the secretary to offer II
same terms himself which lhe British govern
ment would ask The course was cou.teoi
and Diplomatic, Gul il results in placing The sG
render oi Mason and Slidell wholly on ii
grounds stated by the Secretary Of State in Ii
letter, and EngIan Is not bouad bp the arg,
ments and ezpianalons OF Mr.. Seward.
| we are IuCfIuPG 10 JnJHK that we have =
gained 50 much on England in this mafle-
some have supposed. If The w!!y F..
dip1matsl should see Fl! to reply in cold a.
formal terms 70 Mr.. Seward almitrion No..
uy and denying nolhlng, The case win b. pre-.
dent wholly useless, except as against us IN ii,
future, but not binding England 10 any rr;-,r.
pie, unless the broad ground that shIp mus ID
brought INTO port for admiraiifY iIri2c.c, !
before passengers or goods can b taken out u
her, shall be established by future corlcs,oh-
dance on the subject. It is moi perhaps h, Il
blr, it will certainly 02t be honorable tor I.no
land to Withdraw from The subject. It lsA
perhaps possible, It will certainly not b. M
ora6le, for EaZ!and 10 Withdraw from tie
i-ct with out admitting OF denying this III
But she NAV DO 50, and when Mr.. Sew ~
letter IS read in Eagland, we AXE It for ~
here will de strong disros4oa there te5H
concedng any CT the priUci}s which ! R
down for the future asssnbof the tw aM
tries.
We are not to be und-ryood as fndt(N;
with the surrender of Mbn ana S'ith Fe )
remarked sometime sine that the nata F3uId
sustain the governmentl SO doing, If ff3trse
was 8at.rroinpd on. u we are ~ A. #isd
with the manner in hjch the So fier Eas \,
been made, and we gsliy mistake f"esi iofI X
r,,I;shr7an and Ar1canS If it sh Be ioE = 4
that we have maegany ADVANCE settih n
principles Of iEteshonai law 0'0'e
which has been Psled'
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AOSGs Lest y

Atwo Weeks ago, on :he road between
JOSEF omiinson's and Bedford, a yellow
papt'eFed book containing lectures on
teas. With ny name al ths end O: every
lectGThe foler, oy leaving al the Gazette
oTcaetmniag it to me vii! be suitably
reW5
RIP, II. w. FISHER,
"a, 1852
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FEM ALES.

The uany esrtlhcates which have been cndcrcd US
end the letters daily receiving, are conclusive
bsoof that sDoug the women these Btters have given
satisfastioa which others have ever done before
No svanaA - the land should be without theln and
those Who once use them viii not fail to keep supply
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Great Reduction in The Prices.
SINGER & co.'s
STANDARD MACHINES

Well known TO- be the Best for Manufacturing Purposes
No. l, Shuttle Machine, formerly sold at
$50, Reduced to $40 90
No. 2. Shuttle Machine, formerly sold at
$lCO, Reducedto g: IS 90
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Wholesale Agent. McGregor, Iowa.
Read what the People say!

DEcoRAH, Sept. IL, 1861.
more bottles Of those Daudson nitters. Your agent
here II entirely out Of them have been afflicted
for several years With sour stomach and
loss OF appetite and have never found thing that
relieved me until tried your Bitters l have taken
three bottles Add feel like man, having good
appetite And my food dsests we'll, which it had not
mach good ~ those have taken did me, shall be
entirely esred Yours sr1ly san, ' Al 1s
!. Dr.. Huntingdon Allow me for the benefit Of
suffering mankind, state to you the benefit have
recsve ed from your Ritters had been suffering from
isit Il my house two bottles, which took according
70 directions, and was much better after taking
them, that bought four more Of your agent here,
am perfectly we'll and free from serofula. You
q liberty make such use this statement for the
bsosdt of the public As you choose.
rs 80. Fort Atkinson, Sept IL, 1881.
\, Hxntin9t0R--Dear sir Permit me to express
my thanks to you 6r the benefit have derived from
the use Of your Dandelion and Wild Cherry Bitters
have been afflicted for about two years, with dif-
Guilty II the throat, which my physicians call Bron-
shitis. Some time last spring, bought bottle OF
your Bitters and used them according to directions
on. on .h. bottle felt :: much better while using
. we'll man. Please keep your agent supplied here,
FOR would Is soon do without bread as do without
who owe their life and health to the use Of your med
isine. Very truly, yours, r. RODGERS.
This certifes that have been entirely cured Of
Liver complaint, by the use OF the Dandelion and
Wild Cherry Bitters. prepared BY g. Huntington, of
Farmersburg, Iowa. Also, my sister, Mrs. Caleb
Brooks, has received permanent relief from debit,
and loss Of appetite by the Of the medicine.
0ssiap, Iowa, Sept. Is, 1861
MRS. ePHEMA BUrrRRFlgLD.
McGreEor, Iowa, June Goth, 1861.
Mr.. ). Neutrality-suspicious. sir: Having been troubled
e the past few yeers with indigestion and dyspepsia,
~s were induced through the Recommendation Of one
Of your agents to try the Dandelion and Wild Cherry
Bitters, and It gives great satisfaction to state that
ws hane found the btters very useful giving relief in
every instance. II. y. ELL, "a.
THos. UPpKGRAFF.
rarmcrsbursh, Iowa, Oct. Is, 1861.
Xr. =. Huntingdon Sir We, the und ersigned
having used your Btters in families for the last
yea, would cheerfully recommend them to those un-
acq uainted with them, to be all they recommend
cd to b.. They have failed to have the desired
eject In any Instance. IN. WHITE,
p. @. Cook.
y.H. M'ALvIN.
November Is. lS61il
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DR.. J. BOVEE DODS'
Imperial Wine Bittcrs

Are prepared by eminent and skiful who
has ussd them successfully in his practice the last
twenty-five years. The proprietor, before purchasing
the exclusive right TO manufacture aud sell Dr.. J.
Bovss Qods' Imperial Wine Btters, had them tested
- two dlstaguihed medical practitioners who pro-
sounceA them valuable remedy for disease.
Although the medical men OF the country, Is gen.
al thing disapprove Of Patent Mediciues yet W. do
net hsieve that rsspeetabls fhysisian be found
IN the United States, acquainted With their medical
propeetase, Who will not highly approve Dr.. J. Bovee
Oods' Imperial Vino ,Bittsrs.
In all newly settled places where there Is always
Daxgs quantity OF decaying timber from which pol
ssoous niasms essstsd, thess bittss should b used
svssy morning before brsakfast.
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oNIC, MEDICINE, AND A BEVERAGE


II Ce1s bxt Littls Purity TIE Blood! 0ivs
- ~ Stomach !! Renopate tie System
s.ss ssnd Pro!sng Life!
EoioE 81 PEE BOTTLE, SIX BUrTLEs FoR IS.
Assesssa aaA sen y
aaie Propsietegs, 10 william Street, New York
- For sale By druggists aad grseess generally
throQGhouA IT, eounfEy.
AuGnst g. 1Selyl
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Office No. 81 Common street.
GATURDAY, the LIST March, at 12 o'clock,
~ NJ Mt the Merchants and Aacioneera' Exchange, will be
sold ut public Auction
TWO LOTS OF GROUND in the First District, in the
squn bounded by Rnmpn Basin aver aud Perddo streets,
measuring each - feet inches and lines a
by oeph # 29 feet between parallel lines. The improve
each lot consist of wo-siory and attic frame dwell
ing, with bck front aud slate roof having twelve EACH
all finely nhec in the attic having urge with
hogny Ia ny. csern hyian and all necessary
buildings. The house, modern and command
$40 10 ,ch per n~num.
TERMSOne .hd cash. balance and years credit
for noes bear mortgage on the properly with Gper cent
and cn eventual interest Tie Improvements
be kept insured and the policies be transferred the
Acts Of sale before o. DeArmis, Notary Public, the
Ien.e Of the purchasers. ie22
NOTICE-FROM AND AFTER THIS DATE ALL
~ sales OF Real Estate and Slaves by us will take
place at the Merchants and Aucoees kx hange.
lion Mart will be used exclusively for The tale Of Merchandise
and Furniture.
fel2 If McCERREN & LANDRY Auctionesrs
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Atn Orleans 1ailp Gresfsllt,
4 I ,IsP & Tsusn1 Hin III COLL M ~ e
Nep ORLEANS NlDusu Alarket.
asscksr erticE, No: e Camp amp street & y,

10 Camp street.
Taesdey Evnring, Feb IS 1851. )
IN niias arer feeling greatly in the ascendant
ss sa,a asot eonnsssd psph s
position u the connssy % e ssnsdsT s i
os III ss y u nssss ss oh milton
ecn required e ~ e ss
y ,s. nj 81 ass
ss W. & as or
se ss sE closing Y
= seS 4
increased a No sa. # !,
81 si5 Il u Viii sss more Tins subject q military
ass u n MT sisas Z
iasss day W. d n, ot psrs &C y
sass = s sss
wn MOI. s II as ai
fos ~ Thsrs 4 was e, s ,ssgas u. +
nsp III IT. y Il s II
e, as sSs sa sms sss
II un bss ppsas Is 81 ca,hsfsi issued and
ss ssSas s'sn'
" N, & e t sss e ees Il ~ rsead
Il Vii a sp'talisis e pat Emp fos future refet
AS T Is Aathozs The jssas Of Stale bonds to Rslruaa
e ssaaass ss March
sishi bundled and siss,ons ne )
IL stsis i eS i a. { sss%hIy
,his STATE sasl. II R sai
sss 9s i 1s 81
EsStSc RsiIfcd COMPANY o. tho Now asd
pNt Railroad the sock q shieh
S1efibef shall hare graded within the ase nSe OF
sa ron hsa no aas
"a Railroad CgpA lies aforesaid not exceed
M * mile Of road 20 aesn ny gIausa
III M provisions o ordinance nnber twenty-n of
tie oaiana afped March twenty tnira
sixtyone that the bonus SO
o me Stale - tle
81 M VII Il farther enscted the said bonds shall
issnsa in Of ctian o. ths
I'D 81 iii and a, s. MP
mi hi vnds sderas St shall be i9r
IN wof5S United ste provided that said bonds shall
III ~ III isDcsa by said Companies ut grea,er dis
snani fnrther thai ne Toy 10y
may be nsed for the purchase q railroad
4 ste1. III ApOLPHUS OLIVIER.
Is nea ker of The HnusA Of Representatives
salss IENRYb M IIY ANS, \
S III Iieu Gov and Pres dent Of the Senate
@ ARP1es q 81 - - TsOs Of MOORE,
ssS ss Y Governor OF the State Of Louisiana
NSS PIxHY III HARDF, Secretarg Of State. S
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8ibtr 5nteulgents.
t,azscrsr ovrloE, No \! !, 70 Y ! CA y.

B AS uaxscrsr ovrIcx, No 10 CAMP srnEsr.l
Wednesday, February ", lss2 y
Tie weather. yesterday was clsar. mild ahd aogehef peas
ID ta upper syse presented q &C.
G5snd pa Dass sa W.
Tbs Elk aoasss asrissa ssstsrdy Grand E;ere Her
Red going as high as
Gsan Duke Is receisins and leaves this evening for
The Republic was unable 10 leave yesterday sa will posi-
4Issy says Iris tor NJ phs and all way landings
the ras days the weather has been pleasant and
agreeable Saturday. busness as brisk ~ We coua
ss ae p
eW very strong up Sesetdhy We nope 70 nave goou
wssihsf ios many dass
Rutfe jor large passenger packet
wayne sesk At o'clock this evening for Memphis and
the benaRs lt14f
IBsfai III, The fast and snpetieE passenger
s ny pyns
n 81 NAH, Tor i'll andingsas high as Bayou sara
Nj sha,7 5or Baon Eosgs. The exec lent passenger
y
\ Ea,pifs ior ae Lo,re. neat passenger
Emflrs a Grant, ,r commander, and
Bayhi, clerk 70 o'clock this morning for al
III 0nafiida Rrsr first class passen.
cf len Moore conmander aud
IN yss y @ e.
Syda Dss ,or ed 1.-The large and comfortable pas
ensf Grand Duke Al Boz dealt commander
Bs allie, clerk Leaves II O'Clock this evening
8 iSf AlaxaI ii md way 'landidgas iii It'll &45$8f
x Hod0es nj Rad Ripsr large and fayofi'e passenger
s Hodges Capt Rsaben slepdo and Mr.
S for a aadlngs on Red rlyer at
pclock this Tor Roy q me landings on
finest beats tbs trade The efficient charge Of the
3 most tafe and tkcroHgn stes mhoaimei. H. n.
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stotiand Ssst scks Horrell,
II S, Az N hd w sShssee
sns sss
sss se 1 hA s sam
a Asasrsoa WIG ses 4. &so
81 sss s sss g.
Sss q s Sass eo has Bsres
So sl. ess +
sss pss Il "a n sshs
XII ~ g9tssss s ss
@ ii
~ 4 Asa sssss
s a Hit R1 rs 4 !. sml, Seo
s
vi pEss Sde sagsas III III sess wRea
as aa
q
Grand Duke ,g
n Fix a. Maeinnis s6 bales hay K.ny sct
s e
haa meat n IN hha s, sass
f3sisa Byrnes &eo-i7 4 4 hsis
gess u ls ss Rsas da II sss II nae
seks Dbl -four Y orasFToti
4Yf,g SARA-Per steamer Ttersle sandtas to order.
M, sa Y his na
tsssss Alsn Aso lol De Bsras ysns
s sS Leblanc head cattle 800 head hogs e order
Anna ferrs q hh sgear Z;
s III. w II II easss
Mardoa is % hhls rossses Moore DO Nois,
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rouy, 46 id do " Barbrigc kee u do Montgomery 4
Wiieo dc hickman leo bills hi Ibis moasses A Ills ~
also, Seo-l ~ y Seyn,o,,rS ~ t,is iH9iaSs
John Wallis bales hwy 80 rolls leather % 1
der fetal sc hhls It's bls 81 hi ehlS
s5.5sfa5 .Ss=ea2s
OLD RIVER Per steamer NJ sharpe, hhs h'elassss to
Aususn Thibeaut- 80 Dc John Wallis &eo-s do Per,
kins &ce-se Hall 4 Roda-ipt A Mlenterger &syG do
JW Burhridge &Go IL do Nosn Droie SO do John Watt
% do Bnldecee &co 40 DO ittcnbufgcf- III do
Nrgcnt &co-smldes to osier Total 81 hhls sugar
FORT JACKSON Per steamer Dann- % bills inolasses
Rhorcr Huts 45 do is hhds + Ca3enavc u do y l.
SchiH Sco 81 co Mtebeaser do David ~ bales
hay scks chat log scks rice and saadries order.
Railroads..
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
CANTON, February e. 1852 50 hills aoar 0glesbr Ma
scks potatoes pinckar Steele &co bills athet
Titterton3 n,dse Tarleton. Whiting Tulis coil
rape Payne Kemp hSs eggs Tarp Maddox ~ es rce
Sco- hks 10 css oil southern Oil Co 40 bdls paper 70
Kendall Holbsoes keo 20 sck rorn Il sess oats Geo Mems
poles calaghsn 2 bdls leather 1os sehorr6 s' s
Der 10 tint lot chickens etc Levy mule to n @ Inn
cars unlhe. f T Hawes4 do " Leonard &co ~ cars UNI
Der D 7 Roberson-sIndries to order.
N. o. OPELOUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN.
BRASHEAR CITY, February So 1862 10 hhdS sugar 70
Il ltenberecr do Perkins &co4s 5pis oasses i,a
& Rodd 25 hhds spgar Kelly Sco ~ Dbs h9Issses nei
loco Nobom Sco-S lis Allan kco 40 o2iehan
L Wiilers lf9 head cattle Wilkins &ce ~ 90 jean heys
do d FRncher--Sundries TO ofuer.
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8tbi,nl II TIE Hlarktls.
4 fyRHscsKr 0sIicE. No. 10 gAaR aIz
Wednes iay Morning. February 26. Il

~ fyRrscRKFI OFFICE, No. 10 U1If EikKki,3
Wednss lay Morning. February 26. ls62.
There was iile or no inquiry yesterday. and
VI Va not sale 10 notice. N 9B5
asS TOBACGps Nnthins reported 8,44
Si5G dem I'D il freely met and pricea ma as
eIInpd sold ct tor n sr1oT 2sgSA
" s,r,on Ia ood Common, Fair to Fully Fair
TOT Prime tlaIied Yellow ~
5G6 for clariiia Wnite and - ol s'ose
4 Dried White. .ss., Z, Y, s. = .
HID lGc for Prime Choice. Also 800 halt bb,s NJ
He IA gallon for EernaeDting IL , ,,a 49, !,
41 C0ce Extra three lots al S5 a Dbl lhs SAILS
Ie tsiaii a. ss ~ 9 no' of
500 sacks White sold IN lots at 81 y bushel-
AND SHORTS There have been soue small sales
s sacks sold Al ne At % 30 and 40 sacks at
Tie supplied at 2se for tierces and
ss5s Mess il rs5 ailins at SO n bbl IS s1,,.,
81 Clear sids Psn Sugar cured HAMS none in the
ransb6t. Ell IA ii5 IN, 10, n, g IL, -, VI,
ma hssi 81 pped 1t ST and Recfe1, made
\ from Louis ara Rnna Ill 81 20@Si Is - gallon
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Notice. s5--
8ss OFFICE SOUTHERN MUTUAL Insurance COMPANY
~ se' = Biion Ronge, Fenrrtary |. 1885, 5
ameetag Of The Board of Directors held this dayi. vas
Scrip eight per Stockholders premiums paid by
ior the ending lH February lS6? aud to declare
d'idend Of forty the earned emums OF the
Sr ~ ending sst January r whish Ger
further resolved redeem the outstanding Scrip for
the 1852 presentation the office Of the Company
Pnrties indebted tr premiums Bills receivable will DO
credited npon their notes with their scrip when sened:
Stockholders hereby fed election Ten
Directors and Fifteen TRUSTEES. to the ensuing
will held the Off Of the Company Thursday the 18th
~ : - ''' - F.E EBERT, Secretary.
New Orleans Agency l0t Canal street &-
f.b In - - ~: JOSEPH MENARp, Agent,
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sRxHsAsesa LOSS OF TEETE1-Dr. J. WEsf
~ s.. Chares assat, continues to supply tie
LOSS OF TEETH without wires spifnys,
npon bin new principle Of self ads eaion This
mended hsngl he ingenious supplying ART1
F1CIAI TEETH hitherto invented, and in all restoring
perfect articulation ascation and perfect and natural
defy detection BY the closest observer Dr.
improvements Those Interested will find these statements to b
siirely and scupulousy eSect Dr. w. returns bis siaos
extensive practice they have favored him with last ns
Office and residences liz ST. Chsrleu stte second do
from I,afayetta Square, fe1S
RA FOR HIRE-A LOT OF, FIFTY NEGROES
large aud small, including engineer,
ter the year 1862 They are located
~ yazoo river and would be hrei in Louisiana or aissis
and security for their good treatment
wanted OF desirable plantation sale, fayorahs
terms the lower Mississippi YaZoo Red rivers Addr
iaa An j, FORREST, fredericksburg. va
I EVERICH, VIM. e. i CO.. COTTON FACToka
- and Commission Merchants NJ. x ~ lsvss
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CATTLE n All KET.

JEFFERSON, CRY. Febrxars 26, ls62
Yesterday is Western Beeves s25 Hogs Of
ork Mia were 15 and Bseyes and ~ oes.
pek remaining on and 4B Western reeves
4s7 fIoQg gS Veal Cutie and 90 Mich Cows. we quote
4. e 4