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TO Ue Friends
SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS OF THE SOUTH

The Soldiers Relief Society Tennessee hnvir been author
lied and desired by the Secretary and by the Med cal
Director OF tits Division of army 10 perform the service, in
the Confederate States Hospitals which they have discharged
under the direction Of the Governor the Hospital have
assumed similar charge and the following Hos
ptals, viz: State Hospital First College Hospital Second
College Street Hospital Front Street Hospital Street
Hospital Elliott Hospital. These filed with patients
IRON the armies OF the Coiedelacy and every ef being
made to provide others us fast the increasing the
service demand additional accommodation We have entered
the discharge of duties with determination TO do all
IN our power at whatever cost of personal
alleviate the merruues and contribute to the wants
and comforts Of the gallant efen ers sy who may be
stricken down by disease, Or By tie casualties of war
We receiving liberal contributions to nd US In our work
from portion of the Contedercy the demands upon
us are daily increasing and lend forth this appeal to the
generous citizens of the South for further nee with the
confident expectation that it will be promptly favoray
sp6nded TO by Southern heart Tie contributions most
needed are money cotton for mattresses blankets flannel under
csthitg PROVISIONS and moasse any articles which
may be useful cessary for the sick wounded or con
vaescen These When received distributed to te different
Hospitals under the supervision of hs Medical Drec-
tor Dr. landel However small may intrinsic value of
articles contributed, let IL be borne in mind If there ia
multitude of contributors the aggregate will be large
Contributions should be addressed Felicia g. Por
NO. IS Cedar street. Nashville Tennessee tits prac.
ca0le and to do the wishes the o il regard
to the disposition thereof will be complied With.
From the patriotic citizens of the Cofedpscy antcipae
prompt and generous response this appeal the
gallant soldiers who have copsecated their to or noble
cause and who have been Frustrated while defending our homes
from The aggression, Off ruthless invader
FELICIA GRUMPY PORTER, President,
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gaw esaas gay Crescent aNaay atnin ganusrp l3 1862

ruary, and the orders are accommodating in excess
ofsthe ability OF the works to SUPPLY This want,
however, will soon be supplied.
The above showing IL strictly accurate. 1t IS
not speculative. 1t simply represents an accom-
plished fact That is ALL. AS such the public
should regard it, In six months, from heavy EN-,
barrassments, the Company has paid up and accu-
mulated a surplus ]; and we understand that it IS
in contemplation to declare dividend in March.
Judging by the business done in the past few
months and which is bound to increase, it seems
to Us, instead Of diminishing, the Company will be
enabled to declare right handsome dividend in
March, well as one in ninety days afterwards, If
it is deemed advisable. il g
The success of all these Southern enterprises it
affords us much pleasure to chronicle. For years
we have advocated and supported them one and
all. We have never faltered in our advocacy, and
never shall, for we hold to the belief that the
South can never become really free and inde'
pendent-no matter how mighty and glorious the
triumphs which must attend her arms-until she
becomes self-sustaining in numerous branches of
industry, which she has hitherto neglected, and
places herself upon permanent industrial footing
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Soldiers CtOfhi,tU.
NOTICE FROM THE GovERer; H. HOSE PRE-
PAIRING IT

/ am now enleavoring TO furnish Volunteer Troops
LonisianH with suitable winter clothing prepared
uniform suits Of WOODEN cloth suitable
distributed amsng them am informed that patriotic c
zens Of several parishes engaged similar preparations
LOT the benefit OF their companies II these
cothhe are sent by them directly to their companies
without my being aware OF the quantity sent and the
companies supplied coufusoE will be the con-
sequence.
solae can only carry certain quantity clothing
OF great Importance that each soldiers shall have
good substantial WOODEN suits possible but also
important that there be of action aou supply
ing hen IN order 70 avoid sending double supplies to com
paies.
terefors urgently recommend the citizens country
parishes to send 10 ne in this city supplies of clothing
hey may prepare with explicit directions the COMPANIES
or individuals for whom they intended. will take care
that they reach their destination The should be boxed
mp or baled, and directed New Orleans tbe name
Of the company for which they intended marked A. and
statement sent Of its contents SO that may not dup
cate TIE articles. --.I
respectfully request the newspapers give pubcty these
suggestions, in consideration Of the objects effected
THOS. o. MOORE, Governor.
New Orleans Aug Il, l56l. a.le 2pn
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Notice.

The Soldiers Relief Association of Richmond Va having
been united with the Louisiana Association for the Relief Of
Sick and Wounded Sodter contributors respectfully no
lied that s. b. Chamhliss, Esd and the Rev r. j. Harp
persons appointed by tho the only authorized agents
obtain donutions and subscriptions.
Contributors of Sugar and Molasses will slip to Messrs
Brander chanibis Co.. New Orleans of Cotton to essrs
F. Lane Co. of Memphis of Money any member of the
Committee of Clothing Hospital supplies etc, etc. to the
Association, Of T. O. Suy Chairman, Gaver street
and not TO A. B. James Esq who longer member of the
Relief Committee. -,--oT- 54..
7- a. .... - S. L. CHAABIIISS,
Chairman of Richmond Committee
49, r.. O. SULLY,
d3l 2ulm Chairman Ex Committee n O.
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He also returns thanks to the folio ing named for
valuable donations. To Mrs. Samuel Smith for five valuable
Foxes 10 Miss A. FdeF for four barrels oranges Mrs.
Brown ihro Messrs. Ed Halle Co. for three valuable
boxes to Mrs. r. Black Mrs. VIM. r. Miles, Mrs Carrie
duncan Mrs. j. W. Bnrbridge Mrs Chas Oxey, and Miss
Crawford for sundry valuable donations To Messrs A. D.
Kelly Co. for one barrel sugar and barrel 10
Messrs d. NJ Hdreh Co. for blankets and two barrels OF
oranges Mr. Colonb for six barrels of moss Mr. A. Bonn
for one bag coffee Ness D. r. Holmes Co. and G. A. Bar
tsre Bros To- uRdy valuable donations for bale cot
ton, donor unknown.
II. W. CONFER.
n New Orleans, January ID, 1852 ial3 enlt
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sanFGfl Rird.

.anF0fa Rird,
SUCCESSOR TO SEWELL T. TAYLOR IMPORTER NJ
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS. ETO,,
Nos. I3 and Is Royal street,
Has now large supply the celebrated CREME DE
BouZY CHAMPAGNE in quarts pnts other branda
VII: CHARLES HEIDsE1CK, PIPER HE1psEIcK. PAR
hENf1ER, and other brands of inferior quality have
large assortment ofthe best Old Sheres such as AMoET
LADo, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MADEFEA of
direct Importation other Madeas of lower grade sunero
Old London Dry Dock PORT other Ports of less grade
Tie celebrated sAzARAG BRAKDIEs-vin.age 1895 l7ss
loo2 and lSs-Rargs supply always hand All srades of
olAREr and WHITE WINES, in glass and wood Wills
KYs-scoch and IrPh Old Rye Bourbon and Wheat Wb,s
sys SCOTCH ALE and PORTER, in pintsandquarts. COR
piAs ETC. Ny 4aHa assortment of the best WINES which
will sold on as any the city
-.. AARON BIRD,
ato 1olY Nos. IL and Is Royal street.
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LyCelssal Libra,'ay,
ROOMS 10 AND Ia CITY HAL

This Library contains abont l2O0 volumes carefully select
ed for reference and general circulation. -
TERMS OF LIFE MEMBERSIlIr.-Young persons, under
the Of sixteen years. any port of the city, may
come life members payment Of ten dollars. Those
teen and under twenyone Of twenty dollars
Adults on paymen: Of thirty dollars
TERMS OF sUBSCRIPTIoN.-Nino of either sex, three
dollars annn. Adults ladies' four dollars per
Gentlemen, five dollars per
Donors Of and valuable books publications. works
o. art etc. will be admitted subscribers life MEMBERS
cording to the value OF their donations.
one" OF the ent receipts of the Library reserved
and appropriated for the purchase of books.
f." w, 0. ROGERS,
die 2plm yunpriutc.aent
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providing that thesproperty Of persons engaged In
the military or naval service shall not be exempt
from taxation and suspending prescription on LA
bities Of such persons. Passed through all its
readings under suspension Of the rules.
Mr.. Solomon, bill to organize the police of the
city of New Orleans Referred to the city dele.
cation.
Mr.. Estlin called up bill reported upon fayora.
bly, by the Judiciary Committee, in relation to ex-
ecutory process. The bill suspends, during the
war, execution and orders for seizure and sale of
property under confessions of judgment and re-
qures that the parties defendent shall be proceeded
against, II at all, IN the ordinary manner.
r. Mr.. Mott moved to amend so as to REQUIRE that
all writs in the hands Of sherifs under confessions
of judgment should be returned.
The amendment was debated anil both bill and
amendment referred to the Judiciary Committee
Mr.. Wales offered a resolution for the appoint.
ment Of committee of FIVE, for the examination
of and to report upon, the steam.ai cannon in.
vented BY Henry Cowing; adopted
Whole, to the consideration of the naval bills frem
the Senate the first of which was for the organi-
cation OF Naval Board; the second authorizing
the Issuance of 50 500 900 in bonds of the State
Tor the building of navy to be used for State
defence. - @+
Mr.. Tappan proposed substitute which pro.
vlded for the issuance of 50 0G0 600 in State bonds
payable in two years, bearing per cent interest,
the proceeds, when realized, to be rendered to
the Confederate Government for the purchase of
gun-boats or other war vessels, with their equip
ments, suitable for coast and river defence, to be
used during the war, in the service of this State,
unless transferred with the Governors consent, to
some other seryce-the Confederate Government
to refund to the State of Louisiana the amount thus
expended at future time.
me proposed substitute gave rise to an extended
and able debate, but no action was had upon the
subject when the Committee rose and reported
progress.
Whereupon the house adjourned until 10 0 clock
A. M. tomorrow. g1f' "'
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W [ONI,1NY - - d - = 1870

- NEW oRLEANs January 4, p62
In accordance with the Charter Of this Company an an act
Of the Legislature Of Louisiana No lf6 approved Of March,
profits ssuc OF 1857, with accrued interest tereon) remain
unpaid this Company Ino claimed by the legal owner or
owners within thirty days from the first publication this
notice the will and annned the amounts
thereof credited to the contingent the books th
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Confederate States of America.

49,. TREASURY DEPARTMENT, !
Richmond, December 10 le61 !
Notice hereby gTen that the I'd day of Janua ensxg
the interest the Funded Debt Of the States vii
be paid in coin Of the proper authority
Treasury, Richmond The Assistant epos
tories al Wilmington, Charleston Savannah Mobile Nashville
New Orleans. -s.
tSisneol c. G. MEMMINGER,
c!s 5tawlm Secretary of the Treasury.
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Proceedings

or The
OU1SlANA STATE CONVENTION
IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH.
Together with the ORDINANCES passed by said co,vsr
ton lin both augasges CONSTITUTION of The
amended.
For sale by
bLooaFlhbD STEEL, PETER ODONNELL,
IL WHITE, HERBERT EsGoUssE,
1ho' ELLIS, VIZ. GOLDTHWAlTE
P.HAWES& CO.. E. Ezekiel
&C.. T. F1TZW1LL!AM,
EF- Orders from the country filed liberal discount
my22 2ptf Eve.
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Il MCi w INSURANCE.

NouvELLE ORLEASs de Janver, 1861
Corormsment las ;hare de Comp4 gne ct m aete dc
Ia Legislature De Ia Louisiana No. l7G approuvs de Mars.
1859 public es' aver par lie present que les certacats
suvan's de profits ssne de 1857 pus pas encore
etc pages cee Gompagnie. S ne sont p,s rerauts mar
lie on p les pEodsres egaax dams les eate ours uu sui
Front la premiere publication de avis a aeon cauce ct
annud ct les places credit do conpe contingent
sur les sres de la conragne es, pesc 1t dams sa
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Post-0Mce Notice,

TftfoFeGopg project Foreign Mail i, ruly entitled f..
public confidence An'oGio Cosa Esq i, u New Orleans
ehlnt Ct responsibility and He has besu rebidcr,
Of New Otlea.s Tor :tt thirty years
Letters Intended for THIS Mail may enclosed aoYr with tho
money required az PER Arh above and the epe
dressed " Cohs Foreign Mail, cure OF Postmaster New or
leans
The Confederate fossee 20 his 9hce be prepaid
J. L, RTDDELL, Postmaster
'7" 'F'Ttl's' Fcl'heF 10 i5HI ol9 2ptf
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N EW VETERINARY,
R. REY Ids,
THE UNRIVALLED CANCER DOCTOR.

~ N IL II I N y Ia u 3
THE UNRIVALLED CANCER DOCTOR.
Would inform his friends and the public that he
and completely fitted 1nfrmary the spacious
giant mansion No 10 Baronne street. between Canal and Com
mon Streets where he viii devote all attention the CURE
OF GANCEhs in their worst FORMS Scad Heads. White Swell
ings, and Ulcers of every Description
ne REFERS with much pleasure, to the annexed certificate
MADAM A. CHAPPELL, well-known and highly respect
able lady of this city r.
49,. lCopy Of Certihcate)
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. Il, 1861.
ms IL 70 certify that the undersigned resident city
OF new Orleans for number years nov residing at No
252 AEAto street, had been for long afflicted with Can
Ger IN her breast In oder to have removed the
signed applied to Dr. Warren Stone who operated three
different times without efecting cure Subsequently, sp
piled DR. REYNOLDS under whose treatment the Cancer
was eiec'usy removed and perfect was made take
TINS means Of doing justice Dr. Reynolds and in order that
'es similarly ALLEGED may avail themselves of his valuable
services.
b. Hiili s. A. CHAPPELL.
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DOMESTIC SILK.-The Red River Alluvion saws
We have in our possession twelve skeins of black
sewing silk, fully equal in every respect to any
imported, manufactured in the parish of Claiborne
from cocoons raised there. It was sold at five
cents a skein, and the manufacturer had con
siderable quantity Thus one after another of the
vast resources OF our favored land is developed BY
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Foreign Malt from .SesC Orleans.
VIA TAMPICo,
CONNECTING WITH BRITISH MAIL STEAMERS.

lne undersigned suffering in common with etherH the
heohvenen@es ot blockade and ercose with foreign
countries has by the advice and approval Of j. L. Rdde
POSTMASTER at New Orleans taken all eedfu measures to e.
apish ut his own expense Monthly Mail between New Or
leans and the Mexican port Of Tampico to connect with the
regular British Mail Steamers touching that port Augus,e
DE Aegrigney Hni P NJ Maaar highly by New
Orleans merchants have been apoin and duly qualified az
consisting OF 1898 letters left this city on the lch instant In
charge OF MI Mesgrrney. The mai! will close on the
sh OF November oXiSao al O'Clock r. NJ and will leave
new Orleans the morning The third mar will leave New
Orleans On tie 10th Of December subsequently AS soon IA
proper arrangement be made the regular Of tepar
tTe will be on the ih and 25h each no L. making semi
monttlg mail.
I@fV cH~gss on eH2oiHy Letters including CnJ.ierua
PostY
o'e Letters thi' hu less ione and uuttpe rai.
II prop0rtionl:
10 Island o. Cuba.
To ether West lEdes. ..........,.......,O
Letters from abroad he received through zane route
The foreign Postage on such Letters prepaid to Tat
pco and They must be endorsed By West India Mali vim
TAmrlco, care ut Postmaster Maa1noros,"
ANTONIO COSTA,
-" oI.siiS' t2'. H. !ttl No Ii Cust1nhouse -,
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ETAT nE LA LOUISIANA PAR0Issg p'ORLEAss3
Vile te la Nouprl = Orleans /
1852. ~ a'' '' "e ""'''ef'
,.,, u. F. MITCHELI,
Tu.tiee do af.-
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800ts, Shoes and Rr0guns.
AT WHOLESALE.
Plantations supplied with prime Ditching BOOTS, kuu.
BRoGANS Wool Mexican Palm Leaf Straw and
HATS, at the lowest market prices by
.. FROST l. CO.,
No. 10 Magazine street, New orlssna
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s CoNEEpHRA GuARps AErIn1raY. z a special
meeting " Ibis company Ii called for today At Z
O'Clock =. y for the III nsactenF II business n
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.uilifaFy Emporium. /
b. EFT " Co,

b. PIF FEET " CO.,
l22 CANAL STREET, ToURo BUILDINGS.
Have hand the following described goods VIII they
will sell low for cash
/ 40 gross fine STAFF BUTTONS.
l2.- EAGLE BUTTONS, 'arge and small - --
81 TEXAS BUTTONS, large and small
25 MISSISSIPPI BUTTONS. Rrge and small. l.
| loo PELICAN BUTTONS, large and small.
IS SMALL GIFT BUTTONS FOR SLEEVES.
200 pieces fine GOLD BRAID, two lines. E.
u pieces fine GOLD BRAID, one line.
pieces and five inch FOLD AND SILVER BANDS.
Is dozen spools G OLD AND s LIVER THREAD. 30
7G0 pieces Red, Blne and Black WORsTED BRAID.
IS dozen OFFICERS SAsTEs
T., FINE KNIT OFFICERS sAsHEs.
EXTRA BLANKETS.
10 :. FINE WOOL STOCKINGS
90 FINE WOOL AND COTTON DRAWERS AND
UNDER SHIRTS.
II dozen w00L CoNFoRTERs.
Is :. BUCK GAUNTLETs 49,
A large lot of SHOE TwINE, and other goods now in
demand.
Toys of every Description, etc.
jals 2psIowe&sa
StOStkS 60 t"S N"t"s
DUE BILLS OR DRAFTS.
We have hand large quantity of paper suitable for the
printing of DUE BILLS DRAFTS and we are printing on
MODERATE PRICES than can be tourd elsewhere
in thecisy. wa
We have hand At present q good stock of
FLAT CAP,
FOLIO POST,
BILL HEAD
COMMERCIAL,
.-~-, LITTER, and
go Record Papers.
On which we will prrt order.
re as otary PresS,
4 MAGAZINE STREET.
EEA BROS.
as- Orders fsrs the country promptly attended to.
itl8 2plt
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CREscESr CRY Ban W o publish this morning
H. list newly elected directors Of the shove
NAMED bank All of the directors elect are well
Hnoxn a rcantile circles. ~ \ d,
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Hats, Caps, ETC., at Wholesale,
genera Of Sill spo
Fur, Cashmere Panama. Leghorn Straw Palm Leaf Nxic
and Wool HATS, stthe lowest market prices BY
FROST d CO.,
iyls 2oaW No. 10 Magazine ssrset Nsn,or,.,,,
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srArz l.ouiSIANI, .
Parish Of Orleans, Chg New Orleans
He -tner beFst ha the lih Decemb. 1851 betors
mr. The rrdesgned Justice Peace In and for tb. cx
aforesaid, personally appeared OMER GAIILARD PrsSl.
deri, and A. REIBER Secretary, CzenA Mutual
Insurance Company Of New Orleans who being duly sworn
according law deposs AID foregoing
are Ts' ard re sud correct Transcript from the tooss Of
the Company.
Subscribed aud pTorn to in New Orleans this 18th day OF
ReceL-1er, l5Gl, ostp1e me.
D. F. MITCHELL,
Sceon1 justice OF the Peace for he Parish Of Orleans
The Board ofTusees Day interest at the rate
OF SIX PER CENT. per on a the outstanding
Of Prt thereof Or legal
eenstirs after the SECOND MONDAY of February
next Also 10 de lara dividend Of twenty per cent 10 pe
ce OF tie net carried premiums Of Company for The wear
ending @NE Of %cTtmbe l8Gl for which certificates will be
Issued GU and tteF The secoud Monday Fear!ay next.
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MI UNROE, A. d. co., MEMS AND BOYS CLoTR.
~ lng, OF m sizes qualities wholesale ard retail corns,
81 Gravier and Magazine Streets
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Desirable Residence fa,' Sale.

Desirable Residence faa. SAFE.
The fine family resi- and property No G5l St Charles
street between Fourth and Fifth The main building
and wiug contains fourteen rooms, ard includes tpacou
washroom, panres, Kitchen The parsrs and dining
room are furnished with marble mpntles and the house
lighted with throughout Tho lot 80 ny l2C and hand
soney onanened with strawberry The property under rem
toa good tenant. Fer terms, etc, apply TO
WAITER r. PETERS,
jsl0 2p6t Notary Public 90 Camp street.
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M uHLEAhs AoWITzEss. This splendid company
g Asege artefy & about going into active SER
wee, andis nov at ne Crescent CITY Cotton Press
. where they WI drill regularly on Mondays, We'd
! nesdsys and Thursday Their monthly meetings
wiz he held on the first Monday IN each month ii
ls Canal stree, See notes id another column
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HS>Sotice-I take this method of Offering
professional Of charge the families of those
who absent from the city military duty. Residence
Harmony street. between Pysna and Coliseum streets Fourth
District. 80 81 49,
ny31 2ptf P. YEISER, MD.
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HOEiCe

Notice.
~, - rs sd
SOUTHERN OIL COMPANY,
Loo NEW ORLEANS.
Having arranged with the Florida Oil Company for man
agemen and sale Of their products prepared fill
orders from Mobile Pensacola without delay Henceforh
tnll supply will be kept hand here. w., i 90
Orders received for lots spuiag the packages
will be filed at discresisn
SIMEON TOBY, JR.,
JAG im2p6t President
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TIE above statement Is JUST true correct from
the books Of the Company.
A. BROTHER, Prasi lent
JAMES H. WHEELER, Secretary
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ks- Messrs. w. Il. Adams. w. Nj. SeInple
and T. D. FanHorn have my fill power attorney per
passed before W. H. Peters, Esq, Notary Public.
nL J. O. NIXON
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tRIAoNT5 e3uARp meeting Of this company
i ordered for evening at eli o'clock, at the ar
ory VI The CLAY Guards, No. 81 81 Charles street.
Up stairs, Every member Is expected 10 be
present, V mattcrs of Importance Will be brought
DIP for reconsideration 81 g q n. s.
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| "Herring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof SAFES Nos 81 II Gravisr New
| d 2ntf
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Aid for our Troops in kentucky and yir-
ginia.
DR.. LeReTonde the agent of Army in Kentucky AID
Virginia. leaves Friday for Teche to
TONS haviI been detained owing the receipt of goods from
Texas TO be Immediately fos wsrded.
Blankets ove,coats Under Garments Dried Fruits Oranges
etc. Army stand greatly IN need Of Messrs Arthur
Co The agents these articles Benoist Shaw
receive all cash donations We trust every Sotheiner
will contribute his mite the relief of Volunteers They
expect and with JUSTICE those that home should aid
those who fight their battles. dig 2ptf
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STATE or LOUISIANA, PARISH or ORLrAK.S
City of New Orleans.
Sworn TO an subscribed before this fourth day Of Jan
nary, 1862. "
D. F, MITCHELL.
Second Justice Of the Peace.