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Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-01-16
SUCCESSION SALE

Succession Of Marie 's,izaft,a pa.f,
decd. wife ofJoachin Deslopches
DY VIRTUEeof an order and deere,
~ OF the IlonorabIeFthe District Cuyt
m and .for the Parishof Natchitoches
s1aate I, Of Louisiana, Louis There will be solo
at pnpllc auction to t!,c residence ot
late Marie SuzahheRaclla1 in tie IA
| rish Of Natchitochas - s7''sat 3 asssi
> On The 5th d,yagf FsvRdty1ss9 ~
1sthe following described property bc.
longing tossaid sucee ssien to witt ii
sb aseparatea propertv.a.saesagsa
lose, q hegrQ woman aged about So
yea1' year o(cripplssd1) and and vcr son NaSiIe
81 Conmuni Y property. +
:. ,LAizA, asane8ro w ohaa u a ged about
'V Iyearsr;t.& s-h sg.sa sg..~~...s. y.
oo hhsSlEslLrrE' WET negro woman aged about
F. FRtsfois, hfEilattoboy aged shout n
years u s'saeSst ~. 1g 50 a. :
), GEORGE, negro man agnd about Is
years; aE ~ 1zaA as
AskA, negro swomanag ged about 100 4
years, and also the moyeablcs as fol.
lows
, s head of ii0rhssa eattle, 5 mules q
horses; !
II Buggy; ,sie@7 a.jsaI sna.. |
!. Double Barrclled sliotgurr; Il
n | New saddle, pine bed stead :. /
l'o lps surgar, coffee flour Il etc,
ana large assnrtt,,ent cOnsisfjnr Of
'ininse bold and Kitchen farnifnras and I
also The undivided 4ialf interest in tbe /
following moveableshe4d in uud yided
; .sWsInefshp y |, with widow sl44uiniaue
ia KaGhal to wit $50 halsol cow - gy.e
-. Terms and conditions of.salc.
For the moveabIes all sums up to tween
@ ty ydoilaEs cash, Above tIlal amount
ffsa payable on the tst day Of May1
II 1868 for the 3sIavts, ofiia tretIifI
"a olrs-irnf payalltaorf the lst dayzofl
MAJ 1868, and the othershaIf list
day Hay. 1864. Purchasers On "a
''7 credit to give their notes with sa.
e" tif,ctory security IN so'a1o payable I.
4 to tie order IF the administrator 4.
ssl at his doInlil in this parisly and
hearing interest at eight per cent
per annum, after maturity till paid
with special mortgage and vendors I |
~ privilege retained on tie slaves [
!. to secure th" payment of tho notes r
given for the same, with the clauce Lo
-. OF non allenando to the prejudice
OF the mortgage and priviltg :
retained.
aa D. " MURPHY,
Jan. Q 1862. ea@s Auctfoneer
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By TELEGRAPH.


FROM RICHMOND. ~
The Lynchburg Republican has intel.
ligence from Winchester that there has
been some little skirmishing, with only
q few Casualties The Confederates
burnt bridge over Capon river, and
destroyed Dam No. 6 Of the Cheasa-
peake canal, also some bridges OH the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, and then
returned in the direction of Winches-
ter. The Cpnfederates also lost on the
expedition about ten mon.
On Monday, about fourteen miles
below the town of RomncY, the Confed-
crates, in small force, were attacked
Ivy 1000 Yankees. We lost three OF
four killed and few taken prisoners;
also two cannon and three baggage
wagons.
{ The enemy have destroyed the pro-
scrty OF several Southerners in that
tegion.
1--WE captured in one of our ekpedi-
rons two cannon and from $40 900 to
10000 worth of clothing and mil tary
cores ......
Il ARRIVAL OF THE EBOIIEMI4N.
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'a'lle Confederate Tax Bill.

!
lntn the tax bill enacted by the Con.
NITRATE States Congress there is a
use placing a tax upon all interest
sriug bonds" We learn that, accord
IN 70 the construction Of The law Civ
s"by Secretary Mcmminger the tax
Icr viii not be permitted to deduct
III liabilities from the amount ofmonev
u him, although he may be, in fact,
Tarrears.
Il ,thus, if his liabilities amount to
Y 10000, and he holds "intcrestbear
~ bonds" to the amount Of $50 600
u has to pay tax upon the $4,000
In, in reality, he is worth nothing
lain, A has purchased farm at for
h; h;thousand dollars, and sold his own
Al thirty thousand. He is in possession
! he forty thousand dollar farm and
- to pay land tax thereon; at the
,,jne time he holds the bonds 'sintercst
baring" for the thirty thousand dollar
Inn, because the "stay law" prevents
.fir execution. Hc is, therefore. re-.
ired to pay a tax upon the thirty
aousand dollars, and also upon thc
ty thousand dollar farm. Thus nav
:. a tax upon seventy thousand dol.
is, when in reality he holds onIv
I.fty thousand dollars worth Of proncr-
HIS bonds arc fas ened npon him,
hi he cannot collect them. Again. B
p'ds As bonds for the forty thousand
s'liar farm; B must, therefore. paw
* upon these bonds. Therefore tba
nd purchased by A from B is paving
double tax; 50 is the land sold Inv 4
). G; for A pays tax on Ga bonds far
lrty thousand dollars, and c paws an
!c land in kind. Such law. or ,be
instruction of it. is certainly wanting
uniformity and justice. -Rialno,d
,,ramtacr
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Ll.zII DU /, .A!.s,,ll.I,lJl, ], !,
A SCIE \ VAPEUR
MARTINI.

NET excellent moulin 4 Scie ct en-
" plelne operation ct son proprietaire
pr6t a remplir tols les ordres oui lui
seront envoyes. Une stricte attention
aux affa!res, ,sa proximitf la Vile sont
des causes saflisantes pour rece mrnant-
der Get utilc etablissemcnt au patronna
sc de notre comnunautG
PRIX DU- BOIS
Ter Qnalite, au moulin SIS 90 le NJ
d 5 miles du moulin 20 90
Les autFes qualities en- proportion.
Tous les Bills srront payablcs apras
60 jours. Les ordres laisses a M r.
Duplex, agent pour la vile de- N1,..h;;
tocnes recevront une prompte execution
nev-29 J. MARTIN ct fills.
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Succession dc Thomas 2 Thompson.
NARAH Ann Thompson ayant deman-
~ de 4 6tre nomrn6 ADMINISTRATIVE dc
la succession de Thomas Z. Thofnp-
son deced6, avis est par ces pre-
sentes donn6 tputes personne interes-
sees d'avoir q d6duire dams dix iours
les raisohs pour les quelles Ia demande
du p6titionnaire nescrait pas accorlte.
asz b. j. BoUIS, nj j
Jan. l6 1862. Greifier.
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ksg" Advertisements sent TO the Uniun
after Tuesday evening, will not be pnblishe
ooiore the ensuing week. iaa
Persons desiring to stop advertisements,
must give notice thereof at the office, Other
wise they will be continued and charged for
uata expressly forbidden. .F1
No job work viii be done hereafter unless
sne pay can be had on delivery. ~
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The Savannah Rsprstlitean of the 3oth
ult. has the following 80 a

s@ -5aa4 @ts e*lsaa akaa ~ "a
AMERICAN CoTroN IN LIVERPOOL. -
TIE Persia brought us what we have
Tong desired to see, statement Of tht,
stock of American cotton in the Liver
pool market 1t was set down, on the
ia th inst, at 250 900 bales. The con-
hncrciaI reader, who ia probably better
Uniformed with regard. to tic consump
tlon by manufacturers. at the present
time than ourselves, can make his
own calculation as to how long this
supply will last Placing it at $1,000
bales per week, at a Tough estimate,
it will appear that, the entire stock
is bound to be exhausted by the cxpira,
tion of sixty days This. done the looms
OF England must sop and her four mil
liens of factory laborers seek some 9th
er employment, which is not to be had,
or starve.5 The East India cotton it ST
understood, will not do to he worked
alone. s. ..... -.a-. .-.l ...-..
1t would be well for the reader to ta-
Ike this Important fact into the adcount
when he comes to estimatethe probable
effect of the. release of Mason and Sli.
dell upon the equanimity and pacific
III l.i9ns of the English government
and people. se>-r
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!
LIScobN'sPosIHoy ON SLAVERY -The
New York Hssalas Washing s'ton CORES
pondent thus states Lincoln's position
On the slavery question:
That the President is resolutely de
termned to veto any schemes what
ever Involving the emancipation Of
negroes, in such m inner that they
are turned Rose UPON the Southern
states Oh an tqntlity with the wtltte
Of the soil. He, on Saturday
evening uttered the following word |.
Emancipation wbtils. be equivalent to
= John Brown raid, on d gigantic scale.
Our position Is surrounded with a suf
iieient number Of dangers already.
Abolition would throw against us,
irrevocably, the four states Of Mis-
somi, Kentucky, Virginia. ard Mary
!and. which it is costing the nation
snch effort to regain We have our
hands fulf as it is, and If there is TO bt,
any suc', suicidai legislation we might
as well cut loose at once, and begin
taking up the arteries to- prevent our
bleeding to death.
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COTTON ADVANCING.
GENERAL \ EWS.

us..irspoo', December 27-Cotton is
hisancing The sales of the three days
so, up 300 bales. Stock Of Cotton
chhort, $4,000 bales
aIH'wo French fleets were about sal
Fir from Liverpool-one of them les
Uhd for Mexico, and the other for.
ulrnr.ca.
tat is reported that an Eli glish frigate
su,rusing off Gibraltar, searching all
lateral priyatecrs
sufhe officers Of the French frigate
drirs were at Norfolk on yesterday,
SIX they will reach Richmond tonight
affhc Catina brings dispatches to the
Wish Consul at Charleston.
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TRMroEous aai CARoLINIANs.--Resolu-
tions have been introduced in the
South Carolina Legislature, recording
as Infamous, for the exeeration of pos
tefity, y,gthebnames of w Illiam Bradford
shnbfick, Cornelius Stribbling, Capa
.tains in the United States Navy; Per
.clval Drayton, Hen y K IToff, John J
Missroan, Charles -Stcedman, Edward
Middleton, Henry Lorando, Comman-
ders in the United States Navy Henry
z Flags, John F: Hammond, G. S.
Lowell, United States Army. These.
men stu claim to be citizens Of South
Cdroi ma ss.3 tesa il ,eL' a. .s \
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RUNAWY. IN JAIL

GR~UAS committed in the jail
EkN Ill Of this parish on tile 18th
s.rxAzsxk.. day of December, A. D. 1861,
g .mulatto boy named MJRVAN, aged
about % years, said boy is six feet
high, and says he belongs to John
Douglas, Of the parish Of Rapdes. The
owner Of said boy is required to come
forward prove property, pay charges,
and take him away, or he will be dealt
with according to law. e...
<rt j. B. PLAISANCE, Jailor
Natchitoches, Jany. 9th 1862
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SUCCESSION SALE.

ST UCCEsSION SALE. s7
Succession Of Septimus A. Harvin.
DY vertu of an order of the b,nord.
- BILE the District Court in and for
tie Parish of Natch;toches State of
Lou Siana, ! will offer for sale at public
auction
on'Friday, the 81 January 1862.
In the town Of Sprngville parish Of
satchitoelies at the late residence Of
oepiinus IA Harvin deceased. The fol-
lowing property belonging to said
Succession In community with his sur.
viyin5 widow, Emily F, Holiday, to
wit:
One horse; s.-s tz,
House hold and kitchen furniture;
Library dT books |
Stock hogs; " q
One saddle and bride (been used)
A stock of assorted goods, hats;
sF Woodware; 4. .s ..0, ,. ..4.-
Tlnware;
Shotels Il spades;
Crockery& & glassware,
SHOES. u boots;
One lot medicines; r ... -..
One lot ha dward; ....-
Star candies;
Show case and one lot of jewelry,
Saddles & brides;
Silks, calcoes and various other ar.
tlcles usually kept q. in dry good
store. ..-......--
Also at the same time, and. place
the store house and residence belong
ing TO the dec. in community as afore-
sald will be leased to tue highest
bidder until the. 1st day of January
1868
Terms and conditions Of sale
For all sums under ten dollars cash
on the day of sale, and for all sums OF /
ten dollars and over that amount on
credit until the first day of January
1868 Purchasers on the terms of ere
dit will be required to give their notes,
with approved personal security, pay
abs at the domcil and to the order Of
the administrators an soltdo, bearing
8 per cent interest from maturity until |
paid. ,s EMILY f. HoLLoDAY, -., m
Adminsratrix.
EDwIS n. KfRrLY. 4
i. Jany. "a sCo-administrator.
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VENTE- DE SUCCESSION.
Succession de Marie Suzanne .Rachal
dGc6d6e femme de Joachim Desloucbes
I'm yertu dun ordre de ,PHon. Cour
40 dc District dams ct pour la paroisse
des Natchitoches, Etat Dc Ia Louisiana
il sera vendue en- vente pub!iaup, 4 ii
dernierc residence de lIarie Suzanne
Racial encette paroisse.
LIE Sc jour de Feyrier 1862,
les proprletGsssuivantes appartenant 4
Ia dite succession, savoir @.a5
Proprl6t6s sGparG"s
Rose, n6grese 'Agcc dcnvron Sc ans
(estropiee1 ct son fills Maxile age de
LAIzA, n6gresse agee dcnviron 50 ans
4HENRIErTE, negresse dgGe d'enyiron
20 ans .@@
.FRASeo1s, mnlatre age denviron II
ans z t+t z.az
GEORGE, negre age environ de IS ans;
4 YANklA, ntgresse asGe environ de 100
ans, aussi les biens suiyants.:
HUT t6tes de b6tes acornes, S mules,
2 chevah7, | buggy 20 '5a1 =
sssl Fusil a dsux coups ); essaea 5as
q I ISeile fleuve .s.t,s..Ba = ga. d.
a1s1 Bois dc lit j.. - 20
Is $50. Livres de sucrc, cafe, farfne etc.
et,un grand assortment dc .f6infnit1res
de4crisine ct aussi la motto qhi nest
pas divis6e tdes biens ssuivants estilnes
indivi ayec la vcuve dominique Ra-
chal, savoir: u -.a. ... ...'s
354 barila, de mais.r
IS Ternies ct conditions de Ia vente I.
Pour les menbles tonte sonime audes
r sous de vingT 'piatfes, corlptam,
ati-dassus dc cette 'somine payable
le Ter jour de Mai 1863 Pour les
esclaycs, IA Motto de Ia somme
payable le Ter jour de Mai 1863,
ct Pautre moitiG ic Ter jour de Ma;
1864, Les acheteurs 4 credit. de-
vront fournir lcurs bi!,ets avec
bonne ct valable sGcurite IN soliLe:
payable a Rodre de radmiaistrat
teur son do.,icilc daEs ccttc IA
roisSe ct portant ;nteaat a l.aif
pour cent par ar. jusqu'a parfa!t
.r paicm"nt avec spGcia'e Iypotheque
etprlv'Iege du vendenr sur le, cs
clayes pour la suret6 du Placement
d"s bIilets suivant, avcc la, clause4
de non a1ienando sans prGjtdicc
de Phypotheqe ct privildgerctenns
ga .. V. MURPHY,
JAN 4 Encanteur.
eas3 ....-.. ..........
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The Adg,tsts(GaJ constitatDna1is. Of
the 81 instant says;
Three arrivals have taken place in
Confederate port this week. One, a ship
we understandable second, a sehooner'
With 100 sacksnof coffee and 16 casks
perm oil, .d.c, and tn third, steamer.
1T Is not necessary to, mention the
p Jrt. w q
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A DIV VERTISING:
"A NT0INR Pf,RINI
Y EDGAR ]. FRANE1 E1rxlt 9.

i IF EDGAR j. FRANEI IN g4 H9QTn
! DY virtue or an order Of seizure md s,fo
H1 to me aHdfesscd by thasaitl f,bnft soIl I-.
oler at public sale TO the has and higest
4 lRltder at the d0oref the Court Lfpnse IN the
town aad Parish Of Nstcltoches on.
Sotprdey Irssgdog of EeJrgarg. 1862. 4
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and
sautgWn the following described rroncmr
q 4 di'pahdent to-. ..atiSiy The said writ to ".
a certain lot Or parcel Of ground sitpdfaa IA
the Town and parish Of Na1~Aifoclcg
@@ "a noanaqsd as follows 10 wit: m tacuoua--
s@ ny the tenc' enclosing tha American
grave yaflon The South ii End arrre,g.
beloptipy to James 1Iyftt lsla NJ tlis
a.s Parish dccpasedton Fu buet ~ n baVor
orIagoop name 6nknorviI and on tbo
west by the public road, contain iriy sig ..
Eas acres more oEfesa.
Also an other piece Or parcel Of pro1nl stu
ated N tie town Of Natchif9 tes as q D.
resnld fronting and bcund,e or I north
by fme street on the south and wsEal
5as by ifand belonging to'tha present vendor
On th57east by a bayou Of Lagoon name
unknownsf coat1tamt 7dlc .aere VI land
= more or less. asaa as#tfa a
Terms and conditions Il eaIe
The above described prgPerly viii BE sol g
with the benefit of appraisgm8nt, for cash
10 satisfy the sum OF seven lgwlrot ~ INV
dollars, together with s per eaa, interest
IN said amount from the 8 day tf Arsfr4fe
fogetheF with cost Of suit! and tlfa era saa
ntll the list day ofMay 1862, for, tire sbnt al
seven hundred and fifty collars, y ith s pnr
ent mtercSt on the Same from the daf of -...
ApHl 1860. The purchasers on q credit TO
{'yye bis notes with good and, solvent security
a sofdo for 9 last instaiment to be paid at
TO wit on the first day of May 1862.
Rayi'pe t6p'tihtiff or order with special
mortgage retained on the lots Of ground sold
s IS aboye described together with all interest
iereon and cost. ofsuit and sale subject to-
he appraisement as aforesaid
a.. VS. CAMPBELTa
IL Dec 1854 H sz11s Sherif.
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.The city Of Charleston has now ii
active service Of the Confederate
oates thirty six companies OF infantry
hi riQamen, seven batteries Of light
Pil}c,v with fifty pieces, and five
s5unsod corps. This is exclusive Of
: home sssri
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= s% - 1z'H'1a aest IE ~e+E;r1DRE, Ed1tor.

:, sf-R go BH| s. ,hs& S5ff fnt 90
THROW 2 large part Of. the crop. into the
hahdssof speculators who will realize
immense fortunes ct Che expense of the
planters. *'t8 n hi.iTr - sT2aa.t
r y5fs aaa afao.--r fao.--ro, o,x,sp, p, aa
@E @tE 7@frgs SViloN "A LAT lEh'
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f1aFEgas es7 81 5EE1fI - faa
VENTE DE SUCCESSION.

~ LAN A. LIZ EUOOESDlOAS.
succession de Septimus A. Harvin.
EN vertu dun ordre ct d6cret de
~ l'honefable Cour dc District, dams
ct pour ta parpisse dc NdtcIltoches
Etat de la Louisiana, IohrIrai en- vpnte
pnbique au Plus haut cnchGrisseur
fendredi le Gle jour de Janvier 1862,
Dams la vile de Springvi lc parosse
des Natcbltoches il la dernere residence
d, SeptInus A. Harvin d6clsle, les sui.
vahtes prophecies app rtenant la dire
succession On cOntnurautG de sa sur,
v.vante vuuve Emliy III Holloday:
Savoir: df+
Tn cheval, foufntures de maison ct
de cuisine; ..,.,-, r.r...... ....-...
Une lIbrairic; ..r..
I'm lot de cochons:
Unc sele ct une bride;
I'm lot bien assorti dc chapeaux;
" " d'habilletnents;
" 8" de baquets, bAIles, ferblanterie
" " de pe'lcs ct b6ches;
" de vaisselle ct verrere;
" q" de soulicrs ct bottes;
" de tdecincs; '
" " de quincaiIlerie;
" " de Star candles;
" " de Vi,rinps;
" +" d. b!jouterie;
g. &" q" de se''es ct brides;
!" "de sole, calicot ct une grande
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TO Subscription will be received for
: sIernsl period than year unless accompanied
" usiness advertisement.
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NO subscription discontinued until all
reatages are paid
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TERMS :

An auvanoe. ..1Vg." 70 30
at the expiration Of the year. . st
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Also at the same time and, place
the stora house and residence belong
ing to the dec in community as afore-
SAID, will be leased to the highest
bidder until the. Ist day of January
ISe3 %
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NATCE5IToCEIES UNION

s TszeE #s-sr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-24
Gtationerp al6 fanfp GOODS.
- TINHE PEN IS MIGHTIER THAN the
SWORD"
THE GOLD PEN-THE Hsssr OF ALL PENS.
MORTOS;S GOLD PENS.

- . 1ObD
TIP BEST PENS IN THE WORLD
On t.spt Of Of the oo.ins sum. N can o. pos.
dllscteS Gold Pen Pens 'etse'"S sa' 'a' aSe''d"'
" dt''''''''"ai c St6 PENS, WITHOUT CASES.
a. ~ The ALWAYS Ready Pens for IS cents the Elegant
PEN and for 81, the f1c.is0r Pea
The s., re s1 psS ~ siIvEH-pLATEO EXTENSION
AoH 'A' CASES WITH PENCILS
rs ,S csnI PEN for sI2s the Elegant Pom
snd Tor 81 So the Excslsio Pen These are weuhnisnsa
rood writing Gold Pen. with rdO'm,n poias ths ,yss.,,
Of every one Of which will far ouast gro" OF tho bed
BITE. rem. Ems. "A Morton, "Nomber" ssd "ousiy- ar.
..mped on the following Pens and the Points arc wnrsns
Tor ~ months except ssins; accident The numbers maj
cate .S. onip: No being TIE smallest No tho ARREST
Mammoth Gold Pen for the desk Long aud medium
kibs OF sill sizes and qualities short Nios OF n"'
Z and nsds only OF hrst 4usnty. lho ensAVhs CIV
he' Oh 'Ds &c GOLD Id PENS WITHOUT CASES
TorTs esnta sNo. Pen, lot quality or MOI rem 81
For 81 sNo Pen lat quality No. aPsn, I'd quality
or For re .No Pss quality aNe iPsn, "a quail
ty No; Pen, % quality. .,,,x Pan "a ou,lI
For 81 No. Pen l.. qusty No Pen, sdqusisy
10, 81 Is. a No 6 Pen lst auslr. ,,,,.,o.
-'''' CASES. WITH PENCILS. ,
.No Pen T.; q"ssy No RI Fan sa ~
For 81 No Pen, LIST quality. orsNo Pen. I'd QUALIFY
fo9 - scsNo. Pen, it quality oraNo' Pen, ?dquan
| ity or a No Pen, Sd quality . ,,,,
For a3a No Pea, ls quality, ora No. Zen % qus"y'
For 80 81 No. Fen. lat quality ,,,,r ,,o.r>rr y
GOLDPENS ALL htoUAIlTl IN slLFEh-noo"AH'
pEsK.hOLDEBS
For 81 No. rem; FOR 81 - sNo 5Psni for ~ 'Sh
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could no, have md. AZ Good Whiting and Durable Pens To-
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Facts TO be Kept ia Mind. y Turn q The Tune
North Carolina; Cotton and Corn British Neu-
The Game in Mexico; Editorial Paragraphs.
H.GEN. aoCLELLANS ADVANCE TO RICE
MOND
nI..rnE GUNBoAT EXPEDITION UP THE
JAMES RIVER: Official Reports OF the Opera
WHORE REBEL TREACHERY.
V..M MERCIERS VISIT TO RICHMOND
VL.LETTER FROM a REBEL.
VII..FROM NEW-ORLEANs
VIII. BRAVE WOMAN KILLS. sCOUSDREL.
IX..THE WAR on THE MISSISSIPPI
X..sLAvERY IN soUrH CAROLINA
M..VAWOUS WAR ITEMS.
Xu..FROM TBE MOUNTAIN DEF iRTNENT; Cor
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Xv..FROM NORFOLK. oTTe,po.denoe Of Tho NY.
Tribune
XVI. THE MERRTNACs FIRST RAID N HAMP-
TON ROADS.
XVII. EXPERIENCE OF A UNION NAN IN TIE
RFBEL SERVICE.
XVIII. DEATH or GEN. WM. H. KEIA
XIX THE HOMESTEAD BILL.
XX.RETURN or THE sPANIAnDs FROM mEX-
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XXI. WAR NEWS SUMMARY.
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