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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-01

In the Mcdowell trial, now going on, on
Saturday, Col! Taylor, commissary Of subsls-
tence, =. S. A., was the second witness sworn.
His testimony was chiefly in relation to the
loyalty of Robert f. Scott, esq, Of Fauquier
county, Va, who was killed on his farm some
time since. He testified that he was acqualrt-
ed with Mr.. Scott; that he always bore high
character as a worthy and an honorable man,
and wlt--ess regarded him as a Union man
Witness had talked with him frequently on
that subject. Mr.. W. D. Wallach was called,
and testified as to the character and standing OF
the late Robert L. Scott, OF Fauquier county,
w.; the circumstances OF his murder, and the
effect OF that act upon the minds ct the inhab-
'[auts Of that region Of the State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-01

An accident on the Baltimore and Washing.
ton Railroad, this morning, delayed the arrival
of the Northern mail, which had not arrived
here at noon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-01
From Gen. Sigel's Army.

correspondence Of the Washington Chronicle.]
HEADQUARTERS MAJ. GEN. SIGEL's CONF
MAND, Nov. 3O.--Gen Stahl, with some three
hundred cavalry made reconnaissance on Fri
day and Saturday capturing about eighty pri-
soners and considerable amount Of stores.
A foreign yessel-said to be Prussian war
steamer-passed up to Washington yesterday.
SERIos ACCIDENT little boy, whose
name we could not learn, was run over yester=
day on the railroad track on Union street, BY
the cars, and had one of his arms and one Of
u, Ion, hroI-on and wac o4berwisa iniured
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-01

y On TAetrsday morning. at tie market square.
at 10 O. clock if fair if not the next fair day will
be sold at Public Auction, all the FURNIICRE
Of a we'll furnished house, consisting Of Feather
Beds, Bedsteads, Bureaus Tables, Chairs, Sofas
Carpets and KITCHEN FCRN lTgkE OF all
l~;ndc dec l-3t
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PAINTS AND OILS.

PAINTS AND OILS.
r EWIS' PURE WHITE LEI U, Raw and
IL Boiled Linseed Oil, Spirits Turpentine, and
full Supply of Colors Of all kinds rece1ved ana
for sale at II: CoVh
Wholesale and Retail Drug
" 81 Store 80, King street
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To the Extends
SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS OF THE SOUTH

iae Soldiers Relief Society of Tennessee having been author
aud desired BY tho Secretary of War and by the Med cal
Feetor ofts Division army perform services
" confederate States Hospitals which they have discharged
"haer the direction OF the Governor State Hospital
assumed similar charge and supervision of the following Hos
psas viz State Hospital First College Hospital Second
college Street Hospital Front Street Hospital Cedar
hospital Elliott Hospital These are now filed with patients
from the armies Of the Confedefacy every being
e 10 provide others fast the increasing necessities of the
service demand additional accommodation We have entered
upon the discharge of duties with determination do all
" our power at whatever of comfort convent
ehce 10 alleviate the msfsrtunes the
anu comforts OF the gallant defenders of soil who be
stricken down by disease, by the casualties of war;
WeaTe receiving liberal contributions TO aid us in our work
from every portion of the Contederacy the demands upon
us are daily increasing aud send forth appeal the
generous citizens of the South assist nce with the
confident expectation that will be promptly favoraby
pehaed 10 BY every Southern heart. The contributions most
needed are money cotton for mattresses Blankets flannel
elothg PROVISIONS sugar and moasse any articles which
may be useful necessary for the sick the wounded or
Vaescent These when received distributed the different
Hospitals under the supervision the Medical Drec-
tor Dr. Yande However small may be the intrinsic value of
articles contributed let it be borne mind
multitude of contributors the aggregate will be large
contributions should be addressed to Mrs Felicia G. Porter
No. 81 Cedar street, Nashville Tennessee and where II pac
eaoe and proper to do the wishes regard
10 Inc disposition thereof will be compiled With.
From the patriotic citizens the Confederacy anticipate
prompt and generous this appeal the
gallant soldiers who have their lives our noble
cause and who have been Frustrated while defending our homes
from the aggressions of H ruthless invader
FELICIA GRUMPY PORTER, President
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some letters Of interest from our volunteers in Vr-
ginia and Kentucky. They complain greatly of
the continued impositiops on them. At one5of the
camps ia Kentucky last week some Of orr Tor s.
lana troops were paid off in South Carolina and
Georgia banks money, which they were com
PEELED to sell at so pcr cent. discount. We desire
to ask the Secretary Of the War Department Il
This is the manner in which our sole'ers should be
treated? ssgssg w
There was some New York intelligence received
yesterday. We observed in some of our ex-
changes few days since that the captain, officers
and crew thirteen in number) Of the schooner
Royal Yacht, which was used as guard boat OF
Galveston and captured in d night attack by two
boats and crews (forty men1 of the Hessian squad
ron, were put in double irons and so delivered to
some Bastile in New York. These men were
aoubly ironed because they defended their vessel;
they are treated as pirates, and yet our little Sec
rotary of War, Mr.. Benjamin, coolly requests our
soldiers, in defending the- lives and property
sgainst yandais, plunderers, invaders and horse
burners to treat them prisoners of war, that is,
we must stand by and let them plumber and murder
us, put us ia 'ons, butswe must not shoot them
down., We don't think our soldiers will follow Mr.
Secretary BeDjamin's request. How do cr- Texas
friends relish the treatment the citize's ate.re
ceiving il New York; 'ss5ssss est q. .ess7
Tomorrow is the Eighth of January. Being
legalized day Of general suspension of business,
the banks will be closed and all bus ness maturing
tomorrow must be attended to this day. All the
public Offices WI be closed, as on other holidays.
In fine all business TRANSACTIONS tomorrow will be
IN ted, as usual, on general legal holidays.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-07

new ORLEANS. Aug IL. 1861
Having been appointed by Secretary War an ages
collect receive and purchase small for the
States deem necessary and expedent make the
Tact as generally possible the better secure cooperation
work which needs 10 tie done quickly Citizens and patriots
Your Government asks for e many thousands Of TRIED
that lie unused in your houses Recent experiments have
proven that of your fine Double Esreed Shot Guns
with the improved Mimic ball, is than match for the
much talked of Mimic Musket Then bring them forth and
place them upon the altar OF countrys liberty they
may al once be consecated the noble work Of Christian de-
tense If objection be made sending away your guns and
be urged that you MAY ut home the repy H. that
the surest prevent the necessity of using them at home
is place them in the hands Of the many thousands Of brave
of fire between you and the invading oe If this be
deemed inconcisve then the reflection that high a
thority those i'll whose Judgment all confidence and
who il but fair our necessities both
at home and borders have after mature dee in
aguaed this should be sufficient guarantee for
the WISDOM utility and Of service You are called
on PERFORM Then desire war; speedy peace
and az acknowledgment of Independence honorable to
selves place the disposal your
AS you desire strike the hearts who are now
plotting our Hbnga,on and destruction let known that
the trnsy Rifle and the death dealing Shot Gun which you
have hitherto so highly priced to take part next
hct rendering if possible victory complete than wns
their defeat and the plains Of Manassas
My instructions contemplate that shall send forth into our
more popous regions assistant agents. charged with the duty
OF eoiiscng and forwarding to points, all weapons
thus obtained 1t may be we'll here state that any one ho
wishes to do though he visited by an Agent
greatly facilitate ts work by sending any guns he has or can
command to address, Of Robert Pitkn No. IL Camp
street, New Orleans.
BALLARD s. DUNN,
Agent for Collecting, Receiving Purchasing Small rms
for the Confederate States ar1y 2n,r
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LyCeasa1s library,
ROOMS 10 AND IL CITY HALL

This Library contains about Volumes carefully select
ed for reference and general circulation.
TERMS OF LIFE MEMBERsHIP.-Young persons, unds
the age OF sixteen years. from any port the city, be
come life members on payment Of ten dollars Those six
teen and under years. pay nent Of twenty dollars
Adults, on paymen. OF thirty dollars.
TERMS OF Observation-Disclosures of either sex tire,
dollars Adults Ladies' four dollars per anu
Gentlemen, Ave dollars per annum.
Donors Of and valuable books new publications work.
Of art etc. will be admitted subscribers or life members &C
cording to the value Of their donations.
Oneaf of the receipts Of Library are
and appropriated for the purchase of books
w. O. ROGERS,
dio 2pm Superintendent,
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Notice.

NUvICt. - =
fee Soldiers Relief Association of Richmond, Va, having
been united with the Louisiana Association for the Relief OF
Sick and Wounded Soldiers contributors are respectfully mott
hed thst - L. Chambss, ESQ., and the Rev. R. j. Harp OF
persons appointed BY them the only authorized agents
obtain donations and subscriptions
OF Sugar and Moasses will ship TO Messrs
bFaef Chambis Co., New Orleans Cotton to Massrs
= Lane Co. Of Memphis Of Money, any member Of the
eommaseei OF Clothing Hospital supplies etc. etc. to the
Association care Of T. O. say Chairman SO ravior street
ahe hot'e A. 81 James EQ, who longer member Of the
Relief Gommittee.
ST.. oHAMBLIss,
Chairman of Richmond Committee
T. o. SULLY,
aSi 1pin szs+ - Chsirinan FIX. Committee N {, 4
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Aid for osIr Troops in Kentucky and vir-
I gInia.

Dr.. LeReuonde the agent Of Army in Kentucky AID
Virginia. leaves Friday for Bayou Tee obtain
ions havirs been detained owing the receipt goods from
Texas to be Immediately forwarded.
Blankets, ovecoats entertainments Dried Fruits Oranges
etc, Army stand greatly iii Of Messrs Arthur
Co the agents receive these articles Renois Shaw to
receive all cash donations We every Souhe,per
will contribute his mite to the relief of Volunteers They
expect and wi Justice those ,ha, at home should aid
those who fight their Bottles. dig 2ptf
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DrHD..

On Tuesday December a4 1861. at Camp Hunt virgnis
County Maryland s
HIS friends and those Of his fahern-lsw, W. F. Wheel
wright invited to attend bis funeral from the residence
the latter Jas Royal street. between Port and St. Ferd and
This Day Tuesday, JANUARY fth at l2 o. clock NJ
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W'ntes.pr0of Oeercoats.

WATERPROOF COAT', with Hoods attached lust the
thing for Guard Duyn home manufacture and to sale low
VIM. H. PERSON,
Formerly Pierson 4 Harrison,
Magazine street,
do 2p6t Corner Cana, stree.
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aar0sa Bird.

saU7Ud Ht5sE,
SUCCESSOR TO sEwELL T. TAYLOR IMPORTER ON
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC,
Nos. IL and Is Royal street,
Has in store large supply of celebrated CREME DE
BoUZY CHAMP ACNE quarts and also other hrarda
viz: CHARLES HEIDsEICK, PIPER HEIDsEICK, PAR
MENTlER, and other brands inferior quality have
large assortment OF the best Old sherries such AMoNT
LADo, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR sHERR1Es-lsss- soUTHsIDE MADEIRA. of
direct Importation other Msderas of grade supero
Old London Dry Dock PORT other less grade
The celebrated sA1ARAC BRAEDIEs-yin,age 1885 l7ss
eoz and soalarge supply always hand. All grades Of
VLAREf ana WHITE WINES, in glass and Woo Wills
kYs-scotch and ris Old Rye Bourbon Whoa. Whis.
sys SCOTCH ALE ana PORTER in pnta and quarts COR
p1ALS. Ny IS assortment of the WINES which
will the city
AARON BIRD,
ais Eply Nos Is and Is ROYAL street
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L. sgned tho tho old firm in liquidation.
Isl HENhf THOMAS, JR,
Do A. b. GRISWt)LD -
WIN. NJ. GOODRICH.
Mess A. L. Abbott and Henry uinder arc, also interested
'hqn The business Of the house ,- t.sFi-
New Orleans, July |. ! 81. anlS en-
+ kJOTlCE-THE FIRM OF RHA BROS, rs COMPOSED
~ of Thos R. Edward Rei .bo for
DO bills contracted by any other Roa s7
Il THOS. r. REA,
81 my23 EDWARD s. REA g.
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Fine Winter Clothing.

A fine assortment of OVER COATS
FROCk AND BUSINESS COATS,
CASHMERE PANTS,
SILK, CAss, AND VELVET VESTS,
MERINO UNDER SHIRTS Etc
Offered at usual prices, at
VIM. H. PERSONS,
i30 2o6 l Magazine stree rnrrer of Canal
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" EuAp4RY -~-~ ~~ASA'~ ~-


NEW ORLEAss January 4, H62
In accordance with the Charter Company and mn act
Of the Legislature of Louisiana No. l6 approved March,
1852 public notice hereby given that the following certificate
profits issue Of 1851 with accrued interest eeon remain
unpaid in this Company Ifno claimed by the legal owner or
owners, within thirty days publication of this
notice. the same will cancelled and annu and the amounts
thereof credited TO the contingent of this
EoDlpanY. directed by lis
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scott's Regiment Mounted Men.

Any communication for this Regiment at Bowling
Green, KY ftst The Crescent ocs viii bs taken charge
by Lieut.. F. HITCHCOCK who will leave the this
week, ss ft stf s5' ,""+ 'N"' ia6 1n4t
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Orleans Cadets, Company r.,

NEW ORLEANS January 6, 1862
The following statement of proceeds of the Military
Fair hell AZ the Odd Fellows Hail. evenings of the
18th and 4th of December for the benefit his COMPANY
receipts OF Inc FAIR 1886 SIS
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MRs. DucHAUrouR. Secretary .=-IE 49,

take this occasion toeturn cere thanks to the
Ladies' who SO kindly assisted Fair as as 10 Messrs
Bliueau aud j. Burcke their donations TO the Fair
j. j. E. BLANCHARD Captain
RIB. HAMILTON, O. s. agI,s- Ia 9n1t
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From PADUcAH.-We learn from a source that
we rely upon, that Cen Grant has recently issued
an order levying upon the property Of Southern.
rights men in and around Paducah,a sum sufficient
Tor the support OF such Union men as may claim
sion force, columbus News
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A1aKAxsAs INTEL LlsEacs .--Two Federal prison.
era, who have been held Id dnrarlce for Tie lat
thrse months At Little Rock, were recently ,ex.
changed for tvo d Jsff. Thompson,s men. They
left for The dominions of old Abe Oh Saturday last
The Etsts Jonrnal 81 The 24th asss
Al escort arrived ii this city. yesterdau aftar..
noen, bringing with them 1--WE a,kee soldiers Win
Z we're captured near Greenyille Nut, 81 some ~
Col Hofland's command The prisoners were
lodged in jail for safe keeping.
NJ find the following items Ii the Journal Of The
3Ist uItimc q s M IA "A s
Help fo,. Gen. Price. q On Saturday last. train
OF 600 weli.armed men Ia portion Of the Camp
JACKSON prisoners. lately released left Jackson
port, Ark for 0seeola, Mo-, having Id charge 400
asonss Swith six mules TO seach) loaded with pro-
Visions Tor Prices gallant Missouri army. Besides
these essSntiaas, there we're also eight la-pound
rue cannon to the train. Another invoice Of SINH
with escort of 500 more men
VAL arrive ~ Jec ks0nport the last of this week.
isfder aoys sckess On Friday night last
NJ Edmunds0n. the gentleman who revealed the
1ayhaH king society in the northern part Of this
State, which Eaa reesstly crushed ont vas ,rur.
dered BY some Of the e6ng, al his home III Yard
county. Mr.. Edmunds0n was called ID the donr ~
bis house about 10 O'Clock at night, when M q u
instantly shot down BY guns I'd the handa n tn
men fdisguisedl who we're Ia The yard Great 81.
citement exists In the eiehharhond ana
- the doatheMorn against every jayhawker Who
may bs caught Nj. Edmundsan was formerly 4
memhafnf ouz egialatdre, and an estimable Gu
ZEN
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STATE IOUIsIlhl, J
Parish OF Orleans City OF New Orlesug
Be remembered that the 18th Decemh 1861 before
me- the undeFsigred Justice of Ponce the city
Aforesaid, personally appeared OMER GAILARD Presi.
dent, and A. SCHREIBER Secretary of the Citizens, xu,ns,
insurance Company of New Orleans who being duly sworn
according law do depoe and that foregoing accounts
are Just and true and transcript from the books OF
the Company.
subscribed sDd TO in New Orleans this 4th dav of
December, 1SGl, before ne.
D. F. MITCHELL,
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Il s Al BENNETT. NE. John Davis, late actor and
manAgSF Il ths deny of Music, takes 8 COM
plirusrtsz bsneat NJ nor evening at Concert
i HAT Poydras strsst. Davis both rs an
author and manager has esinced an ability Of q
high order, and, IS anet btrnsiYe gentle nan,
is deserving III consideration at the hands of %
liberal public: His friends have induced him to
present his claims 10 tHe play going community
for benefit, and w have no doubt he will receive,
y b. deserves = generous appreciation Of his
many merits. The bill on The occasion i 3 good
ons, and he will be supported BY srtstes Of
acknowledged merit. We trust there Wit be d fn',
house. n Il III 1. S.3 IS H
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NEEDLES AID PMS s. hir. Charles H. Churchill.
'iss h - g M4ssans street ii offering large
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DIES livres De In tompagne
A. BROTHER President.
JAMES H. WHEELER SecrGtalre
ErAr De LA l9uisIAHE. PAEosSG DORLEASs2
VILE de la Nouvele Orleans
1862. ' 's''
.., D. +. MITCHELL,
jho Sbt Deux enc Jtsttce de Paix
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AN AT to authorize Loan and IssHs of Treasury Notes. and

AN ACT to Authorize Loan and Treasury Notes.
sa shs ~ ] an H ogHg the same and for
SECTION The Congress of the Confederate States Of Amer
ascent Of hs Of s a ss w,. ts
millions Of aoars IN bonds payable AT the expiration of twenty
aE e. p p they s
public three newspapers within the Conde
States for six weeks sold specie military stores
PAD specie OF s 81 in sne
try Of Treasury to at he eng @ the
Congress Of the Confederate States precise Of his
in FRACTIONAL q lie hundred, exchanged BY the
sag ~ 9 I the notes Of a
ser1ed: Provided That nothing heren ceaned shall Be
fsceng eSchanss payment Of these Don S'
sL to e an vt
ane Hongess Ct The States Of
hereby from lime time az tic pabic saa
sites Ray require Issue notes payable bearer
Of peace between Confederate States The United States
do suss al PLEASURE n 0 Tic tie s are
payable but the whole issue outstanding at time nud
millions dollars snail Be-
o puh 1S nv n and
pso be received in payment OF the subscriptions of the
for Of funGnH he sa no1ss and
Gr ca for h of the sale Of raw
military stores the Secretary of the Treasury with
than twenty after and bearing interest not
eSceed eight per centlm until they become
able the interest 70 be paid iannualy the said
oeXeeed in tho whole hundred millions of dollars and
be deemed substitute for thirty millions of the bonds author
ed to BE- issued by the act approved May 49, 1851 and this
Is 10 be deemed revocation of the authority Issue the said
thirty millions. The said bonds shall sums
than one hundred dollars In of hundred
the said bonds may be issned in of fifty dollars They
may be sold for Specie military and naval stores for the
proceeds OF produce manufactured the
manner as provided by the ACT and wherever
cpiions of the have BEEN shall be made
particular date the Secretary of the Treasury shall power
TO extend The time of sale u such date he shall fit
indicate. :" so
sEc That for the special of paying the principal
and interest of the public debit and of supporting
nent shall be assessed and levied of y upon
each hundred dollars in Of the following property ETC.
etc. TACT August, 1861 r'sJ - - -
September TO- 1861. seq 2ptf
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DIvlpENn gY THE MERoHANrs' BANK. This insti
tuition hss declared d dividend Of 4 per cent
which Ni!l w a7able On md afteE the 18th inst
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RuPyfUtiEs
H. KUPTUHEs .1Hx
m IDEALLY CuREDl % %
DIoltsr from DR.. W. 7. Mills 10 the Editor the vcksbury
Daily Sun

w." flcKsnCRG, Msa May b. 1850 &
CT Hernia be Cured Without, Needle Knifai
Ia MI hd9l utea que 70 snose hnetea win ih terrible
Sy about 10 yeSs Of aEe had been Afflicted With the He ns
suir the Of three The boy belonged to John oae
ga ESQ of Hquena county. Two physicians examined him and
" 0nou,ced his hopeless As there difference
Opinion about The suggesting the
knife to which the other md obecsd took him
Orleans and obtained tho Patent Truss Ct Dr. j. A. sAer
having used that instrument aud the Doctor;
Mixture about three months the
Chs perfectly well. This the Of $50
For the three he has been busy the plantation
big all the work Of Id hand rolling bngs etc. without tn.
Inconvenience. give this for The benefit
who have this disease and for giaude Dr. Shsr
O. @ han. W. !. MILLS n, d. L
j. L -. x t..-- r - -, $50 ", ,,- .
1tract lfon Letter written ihree Years PREVIOUS TO IN ~
l
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PrOCeeGissgs

Proceedings
or The
LOUISIANA STATE CONVENTION,
IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH,
Together with the ORDINANCES passed by said Convsn
on lin both langaages) and the CONSTITUTION Of the State
amended
For sale by
BhooMFlELp STEEL, PETER O'DONNELL
I, l.. WHITE HERBERT L ESCOUSsE
GEO ELLIS, WE. GoLDTHWAlTE,
: P. HAWESd CO., f. EZEKIEL
T. FITZWILLlAM.
RS- Orders from the country filed liberia, discount
my22 2pu
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USIoN BAesx Notice i giYsnfn smother column
that ths annual election III directors ~ this inst
tuition viii be bold On Mondag, ths Goth inst. See
notice. sss 44ssis sssss sss89i Sisi
70 SaIrEsRs oF FKEiaH We direot the atten.
tiono shippers 81 freight To TIC advertisement II
MI. r. 3. Williams, snperie ntendsnt 81 the lack.
son Railroad, which appears in another; column
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HS~Notiee-I take this method of Offering
professional services. free CHARGE families
who absent from the city military duty Residence
Harmony street. between Pryania Coliseum Fourth
District. ~ E-tl3 i
my3l 2ptf + P. YEISER, N. u.
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as UNFAID sokrrr sos THE LOUISIANA Mutual
Msl aAHcE CoAfA We direct general attention
TO the advertisement made BY the above named
company. ~ another column, Of the amounts
reBlaining 10 The credit of various parties. The
adsaFtise n,snt might pay . great many persors to
peruse u astshtively.
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SO14ih- Western

South Western
H " r r. Il = = COMP AN
EXPRESS FOR :" FOREIGN NAIL MATTERn CON
Meeting AT TAMPICO, MEXICO, WITH TIE
BRITISH STEAMERS.