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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-07-04

ARREST OF AN OFFICER "A letter from the
White House to New York paper, dated the
26th, says
Capt. Spencer, of the United States army,
lately doing duty with the army of the Po-
tomac, was arrested, it is alleged, by order
of Gen. Mcclellan, and placed in close con-
fnement. lie was brought to this port and
put on board the gunboat Marblehead. The
alleged charge against the accused is disloy-
ally to the Union. 1t appears that the uncle
of the prisoner is a Judge in the State of Ma
ryand, and was recently arrested for some
irregularity in his official conduct tending to
disloyalty. Captain Spencer, who was edu-
Gated under the fostering care of his uncle,
upon learning of tho arrest Of his beneiactor
laid down his sword and refused duty. The
prisoner will be sent to Fort Lafayette
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ELIAS LEIZEAR.

late Of said county, deceased. Allpersons hav-
ing claims against said deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof, to the subscriber, ON or before the
oath day Of June, 1868; otherwise, they may,
by law be excluded from all benefit Of said
estate Persons indebted TO said estate, are re-
quested to make immediate payment. Given
under my hand this 25th day Of June, 1862
PERRlE LEIZEAR,
iune 27-3t Administrator
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MATLoCK & HERBERT,
MERCHANT & MILITARY TAlL0RS,
No. 358 Pennsylvania Avenue,

(uuder Browns Hotel
WASHINGTON, D. G.
r1r large assortment Of Genllemcn'a
FURNISHING GOODS, constantly on hand
W. ORDERS from the couniry attended To-
nay ~
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HARVEST GOODS!

TTHE Subscriber has just received n supply
i of HARVEST GOODS--such as
GRAIN AND GRASS SCYTHES,
FORKS, RAKES, &c,
which he will sell low for cash.
r. A. BAKER,
june 20-tf Quality Hill, Rockville.
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SUFFERING Is 1m ARMY.--A correspondent
OF the Cincinnati Gazette, with Gen. MITCHELL
column, writes under date Of June Goth
The army is now feeling in full force the
eHeryaliDg effects Of a mid summer campaign
The weather is terribly hot and oppressive,
and it has been our misfortune during the past
two weeks 10 make almost daily long marchcs.
The roads are four, five, six and sometimes
seven and eight inches thick with dust; great
clouds Of the pulgerizcd material rise in the
air resembling in appearance a gray mist ~
Ears eyes, nose ard mouth soou become filled.
which together not only dcafens, blinds, but
nearly suilocaies the soldier, not considering
the heat Of the sun, which shines with an in
tensity aud rigor as often times TO cause camp
de soiia. On the march from lnka TO place
rejoicing 10 the euphonious title Of Edwards
Roost," two members Of the 7th Kentucky
regiment were sun-siruck, and before the re-
stOratiycs could be.appied they were dead 49,
Scarcely day passes but what q number are
prosira.ed, bat these are al the fatal cases Of
which have heard.
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is Hereby given that the subscribe
IN er has obtained from the Orphans Court
Of Montgomery county letters testamentary on
the personal estate Of
ELIZABETH II. WILSON,
late Of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased are here
By warned to exhibit the same with the youch-
ers thereof 10 the subscriber, on or before the
LIST day Of July, 1868; otherwise, they
may, by law be excluded from all benefit Of
said estate. Persons indebted TO said estate,
are requested 10 make Immediate payment
Given under my hand this LIST day o: july
1862. JOHN Il. WILSON
inlv At Executor.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-07-04

ARREST or JUDGE BARToL. On Saturday
afternoon last, at 81 o clock (says the Dalt-
more Sum- as Judge James L. Bartol, one Of
the Judges of the Court Of Appeals Of Mary
land, arrived at the Camden street depot IN
that city, in the Washington train of cars,
having gotten on board at the Annapolis
junction, be being on his way from Annapo-
lis city to his home, on the Liberty road, Bal
timore county, he was met at the depot by
John Bishop, one Of the provost marshal as
sistants and BY him arrested, by order Of the
Government, and at once conveyed to Fort
McIlenry ina hack. The nature Of the charges
against Judge Bartol were not known by him,
nor were they promulgated at all in the order
for his arrest. Judge Bartol was elected a
Judge Of the Court of Appeals in November,
1851, for the term Of ten years, in the place
Of Judge John Thompson Mason, who had re-
signed lie represents the judicial district,
composed Of Hartford, Allegany, Washington,
Frederick, Carroll and Baltimore counties.
We learn that, on Monday afternoon last,
Judge Bartol was released from Fort Me
Henry, BY order Of the Secretary Of War
The terms Of his release were not made public
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'Ehrcshing Machines and
EAOrSe-AsOWcrS.

have on hand, and am constantly receiving
orders for WESTINGHOUSE CELEBRATED INF
PROVED TIlRESHER AND CLEANER, with
the Latest Pattern Improved IlORSE-P Err.
This machine can honestly recommend rs
being the best Of the kind now in use, and
will guarantee to any one purchasing entire
satisfaction, or will take back the machine and
allow full compensation for any delay OF trou-
BILE resulting therefrom
PELT0NS IR0N-GEARED POWER with
THRESHER AND SEPARATOR, a most ex-
cellent machine-warranted to give satisiac-
ton.
; Zeo- DNcEE's, FLIcKNGER's PTrTs' or any
other Machine in the market, will be furnished
at the same prices they are sold at the factory,
and upon the most satisfactory terms. Apply
to r. NJ. JOHNSON,
Dealerin Agricultural Machinery, Seeds, Qua
no, &c.i 9th street, opposite Centre Market,
Washington, D. G. june 20-3m.
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DEATH or GgS. Soorr's WnE-The New
York Post Of Saturday evening states that
Gen. Scott has received intelligence Of the
death Of his wife at Rome, on the 9th inst.
Mrs. Scott formerly Miss Mayo was attend
ed in her Usefulness by her daughter and SON
iu-law Her age was ~ years
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-07-04

coming Of one mind on the subject of aboli-
ton, and that in a very few years, it would
have complete control of the halls of legisla-
ton, and would have asked the South no odds =?
Weshould, in all probability, be witnessing
the same state of things that exist now, ex-
cept that the South would have been so com
petely disarmed beforehand, that it would
have been impossible for her to offer any re-
sistance, and she would have been compelled
to submit to whatever degrading terms the
North might see fit to impose upon her. The
abolitionists, who, in their zeal to over
throw the Constitution and the Laws are
the real Rebels; and if those of them, who are
in authority, persist IN their hostile oppose
ton to the chartered rights of the people,
there will be a rebellion at the North which
will wage a war upon Abolition, in every
shape and form, until ii ceases to be stand
ing pest, or is driven out of the country.
Whilst the true Union men are striving to
maintain the supremacy Of The Constitution
and the Laws, the Abolition and Republican
factions are plundering the treasury, and
passing laws to legaize robbery and despo-
tism. They have made this war for negro
emancipation, and the enslayement of white
men as such, we oppose it, and will never
consent that the people of any sectionof this
coun:ry shall be deprived of any of those
guarantees, either in territory or property, to
which the Constitution entities them.
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NOTICE. 10 Creditors.

Office is hereby given that the subscriber
IN has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Montgomery county, letters Of administration
IN the uersonal estate of
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THRAsHING MACHINES
AND HORSE POWERS.

III ANlNG made arrangements with the man
III uiacturers | am prepared to furnish to
farmers, desiring to purchase all Of the latest
and most improved patterns Of
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that his country was b. .com;np more and more in
dependent Of the blockade, and that it was gradn-
ally producing al that was required bot forpeace
s Nevertheless, It appears impossible that the
contest Can continue very long y is quite sum
Gent fsr one of the two Confederacles to pc un>7
ape light further IN order Y insure ~ .e.ha
for an indefinite period or not. u seems veryed
that The NorM cetenot, Victorious in Tennessee,
great prospects open before the more Ambitions
polfticians ID Boston and New York, who think
they see in these successes the fall Of the South.
But public men at w ashagton, let thesl say what
they will, probably know better. They know that
the further they go the more they vsll be extend
ing their operations frola the base, of them; and
the greater, also, will be the opposition they will
receive, They are in a fair way 80 repossess the
border States. But they see thgt nothing can be
more different than reclaiming tennessee and re-
claiming the Gulf States. Tennessee, like Ken
lucky, has been ilukesYarm and divided. g@
From their own Gaconteste1 territory they have
made at}ssS something approaching to an acqui-
sition of these two waverers. But in penetrating
the Gull States tnsm Tennessee they would not only
have q far more serious opposition 70 encounter--S
they would also run the danger OF Tennessee rising
against them il their rear There is no doubt that
it makes anieaMenss dEerence to the North Whe-
thes Virginia, Kentucky and Tennessee, belong to
their Confeaeracyaor kat of the South. The inn
preston is said to be gaining ground in the North
also, that this is the utmost limit of Federal acQuf
ations that is possible. The recent successes,
moreover, appear to have been popularity con-
strusd in the North AS implying the close of the
war. They could only imply this on the suppos-
ition Of q compromise being imminent; for they
certainly do not shake the Gulf States. The WASH
ington Government might now close the struggle
with credit to themselves, IF they chose, on the
basis OF the Stats5qto, or a. any rate after few
fresh encounters should have more clearly estab-
lished the extent Of the territory they held. But
there cannot be much doubt thatif they do not,
the struggle must, before long, close of itself by
collapse Of Northern resources and the impracti-
cability of Nerthern conquest.
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HOW THEY ARE MADE.

Wrghts Southern Indian Vegetable Pills have been hitherto
solely and are now mainly prepared ill seca orders from
physicians, druggists paners regular cus,oe
VINO altogether on account Of teir knowledge that
they ars made of simple and eacscos ingredients and
because Of their confidence In Dr. Wright being free from
inputaon OF Offering anything the is not pure
and genuine The iains the plants and pnr
the essential elements from all foreign matter (Which was
MAINLY the discovery Of that ceist Dr. Iorrey ga
alone enabled him TO make these Pills Sufficiently res
sonahle to place them before tue pablo general
Eng following certificate from the wekown analytic chemist
Dr. Preston, is Sufficient guarantee OF thsE pnry
DIR, JoHS WBIGHT. aNaS75
sA your request have subjected 70 the test Of anaysis
quantity of your Southern Indian Vegetable Pills selected II
randora ami take pleasure certifying that found hen,
to contain no hing daeerios the yHer. b,t On The
contrary they possess The suderic Duree Expertoaut and
oatkar'io properties in harmonious
and my opinion that they gtsaest sal remedy
known 20 the world BIS -
.-. Respectfully f9{s9, fH.
..." A. d. PRESTON N n
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TESTIMONY OF A MINISTER.

IN ms pect we think IL worth while TO publish twn .-.
received from gentlemen Whose g standing renders br
testimony OF no little weight with people of common sense
Que from the Rev J Re- BGtset ley known and oved
throughout Arkansas and more lately called to new field of
' IL o.nhesa ieSas who wrote 10 Dr. John Wright under
Gale OF the 2o1l OF September. 1883 as follows:
ioH e know the good which has been accommodated H.
READY hs those lew boxes of Pills you recommended m. at
that Visit They have been blessing to many an Unfortunate
~ Oh my little Hook and in all this neighborl,ood they
are nailed as The harbiDger of health. am satisfied uoyy nv
dear tfieHd that under cd their aIue NJ
SINE You explained their effects srl, sure and u,eosant
remedy was never before given helpless man ,y h
Auylor."
ine oter Is from wealthy Gad successful planter of aba,
ma which We insert entire:
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THOS. @. HENDERSON,
LIVER COMPLAINT.


DR.. Humphries:
grateful feel for those boxes Wrghts Southern Indian
vegetable Fills you After having suffered for so
many years. and thought going get health
be worth one good days work. strong heart
as ever was IN my life ana dR after tried eyery
thing else ever heard Of and getting all kinds DOCTORS who
could tell ms it was an affection Of a liver could not cure
IT, although God knows ouongh their prescriptions
If the prayers o. Ike will help you any, doc
tor you have mine.
Yours, gratefully and truly
JOHN ". SIMMONS
Send for circular of these Pills It contains fun and nter
esahs iacts with important suggestions sick and suffer
ing complete directions for the the Pills and sneo,a
card to females which every Of sex ought to read
whA"AaA's SOUTHERN INDIAN VEGMT-
ABLE PILLS
Are manufactured expressly for use in Tho
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA
Unde the personal direction of Dr. JoHs yR,ovr T., III,
Pharmaceutical Laboratory, N5w Orleans
J. WRIGHT CO.,
Sole Proprietors
NJ 4 ths1Es, s.rse Nav -s4seAs. l.
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Contrsb.tions 10 HospitaIs n Ccri,a;

1850 - % 11IUsFKtNts Ut OCTTmIh.
Dr. ALL gratefully acknowledges The contributions
from The following individuals and Institutions:
TN MONEY! ss4
= 4. Mefftt 81 Mclean \ Harrell, $40; W. w. Peytop
~ Il Folger, VS. j. Arthxr 81 so; A. F. e., So: A.
Maginns $40, Sheldon Davis 81 90; G. NJ Moft, ST. A.
Poishman ST. W. Gormeley, 81; v. sheldon So; "A. W.
Mason S. Miss E. Cox, 81; Miss NJ u Coz si Wheeler
y Edmund Goldman s5s F. NJ Fisk SO; Madison School
~ eSi Fisk School, $40 so; Franklin School, So
HOSPITAL STORES AND CLOTHING.
j. NJ Hall Goodrich Co., Pinckard Steele j. Hart
N Marks, Violett& Co.. f. Burk, j. Henderson, Hender.
son Gaines, Mrs D. Predat Mrs Thos Murray Mrs Rand
Mrs carsens MsTon, Mrs Wood Nine I.apeyre, Miss 4
ksa, NJ Aronssn, W. Dohan, r. Krail, A. kemberger r.
Stack j. Altme5er, Webster School, Fisk School MAJ shall
School, Madison SCHOOL, Mrs u Rose Miss Hul,a Ins,i,u
ten, j. Florat @ Flemish. somers, Barbo Goldman Jour
aan, Mrs. j. q. Rose Miss Julia Coward. apl4 2plta
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LETTER FTsCEI A PLANTER,

hoSEvALE, Ala, Nov T. 1860.
Messrs John Wright L Co.,
New Orleans, La:
"ehi'enen-sneosea pesse fEd my check 7al stthra
Gays sight on Mobile for Sli9 3D. settlement of accom-,
date fon will please forward DOZEN hovas nova
"rghps Southern Indian Vegetable Pills They are the great
est thing ever across We me heavy medical Iii,
yearly place The directions are so plain and easily nm
derstood that finds difficulty in treating
case OF sickness that comes 10 his Knowledge with propues
ana perfect success My healthier stronger
than those OF any pana know candidy confess II
TO be my opinion and at of oyorsee this agreeable
tact is solely due to th= which taken at the first
compliant OF sickness and their being treated by course of
these Fills use them altogether my family and would
not be without nll supply for small fortune may seem
high praise to but you nothing more or less
than the plain matter offac truth Please forward the Pills
at once, and by the as before.
Yours truly,
THOS. O. HENDERSON,
From Dr. HUMPHREYS of Charleston c. we have rebeiye5
the following honest letter. written him poor but worthy
man who now strong and sawart soldier the arnyo
Southern independence:
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Orleans, via the Mississippi river, hereby notified that
Lieut.. ". MclLREEVY, in The First District, and Sergeant
o. E. HOLLAND, in the Second District are appointed
inspectors of River Passports The Inspection will be
at tie Aha or in the stream the option of the INSPECTOR
Immediately before the departure of each boat.
Captains of Steamers and others take away passengers
from New Orleans, without approval passports by
Inspector who violate any of the Provost
Marshals, will ba dealt with snmmary.
Fl. NJ. SPOFFORD,
4-s Provost Marshal Of the First District.
e..a...= : CfPRIEN IUFOUR,
aP3 2ptf Provost Marshal of The Second District
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Confederate States of America.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT No, l. }
New Orleans, March 90 1852
SPECIAL. ORDERS NO. 6s1
A-A process from any Court of or Equity in the
es OF Orleans and Jefferson, for the election of the
u soaefs now in the service OF the Government either on
Ad or waer TO- rent DUE hereby suspended and no
soeh collections shall BIO forced until further orders
BY command of MajorGensra1 LOWELL.
y. IT, PICKETT. Assistant Aduians General NIL 2p1m
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.&Sss.0ae Rta.tE.

SUCCESSOR TO sEWELLT TAYLOR IMPORTER on
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC.,
Roa. Ii and III Royal street,
Hashow nsore large supply the celebrated CREME De
BoU2Y in pints; brands
viz CHARLES HEIDsEICK, rIFER HEIDSRICK, PAR
nENi1EH, and other hranda of Inferior quality, haye
arse assortment OF the beat Old sherres AEnNr
LADo, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MADEIRA, Of
direct naportaos other Maderss of lower grade sr.Io
od London Dry Dock PORT. and other Of less grade
Eho celebrated sAzAsAC BRANnIES-viptage iYo5 ,Jsa
1904 and laa5-aarge supply always hand All grader Of
oLARET and E:'1TE WINES, in glass and wood. wRis-
K7s-sceeh and Irish, Old Rye, Bourbon and Wheat wills
Eys SCOTCH ALE and PORTER In pints and auarts COZ
piALs etc. hyls"a assortment OF the Best WINES Witch
Will sod on AZ tho city
q. AARON BIRD,
ais suIy Nos. is and Is Rows, .,r.e,
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Committee OF, Public Safety.

NEW ORLEANS March 80, 1862.
Notice hereby given to planters donating
oo Iron TO the Government thai the sugar
Kettles CRATE BARS and all iron that badly burnt
being worthless, should no; be sent to the city. @
m3l 2plm GEO. G. LAWRAsON Secretary.
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Notice..

~ OFFICE OF PROVOST MARSHAL, FOURTH DISTRICT, ,
New Orleans March q, 1862 {
The Office of the Provost Marshal for the Fourth District
on Rousseau street, between Jackson Philip will be omen
for business daily, Sundays excepted from O'Clock NJ
to O'Clock, P. NJ, until further notice,
m2l 2ptf H. o. OGDEN provost Msrsba,
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Inc undersigned respectfully Informs the officers Of lnat
lched Volunteer Companies recruited for The vr that in
ccordance with tile above authorization he prepared
muster in sufficient number of Companies to organize
egment of Infantry for immediate service and trusts feou
resent prospects, to he able to up entire command
hont delay Having had the experience Of the past years
onsan service on the Potomac Lieutenant of the
In Lonssna Regiment be hopes b, able to fuGl the
Expectations of all who may favor him with heir confidence
he Companies that may wish 10 join this organization will
ddres him, Col. J. NJ. MAGEE, through The Pos,o:ce
call personally at their Offices IS Carcndelet rect and
o. u Camp street. stairs. He prepared to furnish com.
r1ape qusrters subsistence, equipments and The usual
ornty of Fifty Dolais.
LOUIS LAY.
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Committee ON Public safety,

T. 1.s. New ORLEANS, March 3d. 1852.
Notice hereby given to Steamboat Captains only four
dollars per ton freight will be allowed by this Committee
for old iron brought TO the city.
m3l 2plm GEO. G. LAWRBsON secretarv
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~ z6k w xeHINGI0N Through q private source
sIgS Aass ar1usi1T I'd vioes from Washington city.
tlens tenans from = great popular iay0rite has
&hepolee i pet Abcmanaif0n with The Yankees. The
tbe gainst him are terrific. John.
I.tnzsa ~ from ianassas has completed
st1e thfsh BID has fal led would render
IA tke Held.
VI W snxx1ea from Tbs Potomac to Manassas a.
9f nDIE ago aaid to hare been an i'm
rosl1E q lever might have been tile ma
posing bib aflny; its thorough equipment
"a q PRESENT az A spectacle.
the ofthern arms, we're eager fer d
A1d as nddent Sof success as III their id
Yasse QSer The same ground Id july last js I'M
~ ~ ih@ surprise Of all, when they reached The
g6tae44s s6cAtiens of Genteryiile, il more
4dEed than described. ii MAS the signal
sfor The confusion and
dell9te that ansneds espeeially when the
I'M 9fsiered to " draw aga III is tie Po.o.
10 have had no parallel, exce 81 the
ecsne 1ich folio Hed the great defeat at Bull
sHtij3s 8 s$
& pretty serta d, III tel al however. that Me-
OlellA1 hAnsself KNEW that be would meet 10 enc.
t1y anAsalss han be determined 10 advance
upon or Az would moi have yentured upon theF
le sypnid meet no;atl-
yet94ty Il then that he determined
tft1a oft hern elatnoy for an advance bY
Natd hi grand array. His real plan be-.
10ke le9rt ming 1UiHAEen's Withdrawal was fafhrow
ANN into thu valley, ana to take
fe rear passing The Blue Ridge
l,as been pnrsiled 81 our side
+ hare gFsatl conionnisd Tie Yankea
sioyeknnss1t md itaG sleral. Aconsiderable nor
non of akel army has been sent down he
how far had not ira nsTira5 III
Msenlng y almond Examiner.
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We hope that the naiaes Of every MEXICAN and and
foreigner who leave our State to avoid going to
hgnt Tor their country in this hour of need viii be
registered; SO that when this war Is oyer our
0ovsfnnelt VIII not be swinded ont Of any more
tloeey on land warrants in their bahalf
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Committee on Public Safety.

New ORLEANS, April s, 1852.
Notice is hereby given that HATCH Esq., Collector
of the PORT will hereafter receive and acknowledge the
receipt OF all Bells and valuable Metals; and Capaia H. j.
RAPHAEL of the Ordnance Department, all the Old Iron
contributed by Planters and other for the use s cur
Government. .g@". ..fs Eva .,a 5rfy- I'D
APT 2plm GEO. C, LAWRASON Secretary
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N How they wouLH MAKE Their NJ px. Il West.
ern paper says: - lana. - y es'
We would suggest Tat there j., . :,
officers called for, aud We viii vsn,,o OF
good for drink that viii BE- formed aiG IN a
some company to take command of them1Nsw.aroeima
they pot make their mark If they had piece oi
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Notice..

rue oce Of the Provost Marshal for the First District of
e@ orleans is removed from tho City Hail. to the southeast
corner OF Carondelet and Common streets
+ -=.- H. NJ. SPOFFORD, 5..
.la1