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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-09-17
For the Gazette.


Mr.. F3ySinger-Since my last letter, we
have had the same general run of move
ments-marchings and countermarchings
reports and counter reports-but with all
these things, and the depression calculated
to grow out of our late reverses, there is
no dependency, but faith, full and abiding
faith that the cause of the Union, of the
country, must triumph. Has, or has not
the crisis arrived-the moment come, when
'father Abraham should by proclamation
declare that from this time forward,
throughout the length and breadth of the
land, every slave shall breathe the breath
OF liberty This is my opinion, and this
is the great blow to the Southern Confed-
eracy Things are becoming vttal since
the change Of command We pcople are
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-09-17
LEWISTOWN BAKERY.

071 11HOCt9 MUdIHs WpPUsItE tHB
Jail.
NONRAD ULLRICH, JR. would respect.
" fully inform his old customers and citi.
zens generally that he continues the Baking
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-09-17
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

MILITARY.-The Governors call for the
militia to enroll themselves into companies
has been responded to in all parts of the
State, and by this time we have no doubt
a hundred thousand men are either already
under arms or have signifed their willing
ness to 90 at moments notice. A COM
pany organized for drill, under command
of Captain John A Mckee, left last Satur-
day, and were followed by squad of twen-
ty odd on Monday, making probably full
company. Squads are also drilling every
evening, and no difficulty would be expert
enced in sending another. McVeytown
sent down company on Sunday under
command Of Gen. Jno. Ross, the Milroy
company was in town yesterday ready to
so, and cavalry company from various
parts of the county left for Harrisburg yes
terday afternoon on horseback. The war
spirit is evidently up, and if events would
have called for them, more than thousand
NTH NOLC 1Cd0J w III ACAChSC Va Jul
good old Commonwealth.
Captain Stroup's company Of cavalry,
recruited for the volunteer service, We learn
is full
s@-We learn from the Delphi (Indiana)
Journal that Joseph II. Rook, resident of
Lewistown, Pa, who was on visit to that
country, joined Capt. Bowman's company,
and in the late fight was wounded in the
knee, the ball passing entirely through,
tracturing the bone badly.
psA- Major J. A. Mathews, wounded in
the arm at the battle of Cedar Mountain,
left town this morning for the purpose Of
rejOining his regiment.
B&%The draft it will be seen has been
postponed until the 25th September. Ex-
empts can now obtain their certificates
from Dr. VanValzah.
WSamuel Nightsinger sends US to-
mato weighing Ii lbs. Whoever has a
larger, can send it along.
nR-The Ladies have number of shirts
and drawers cut out and ready for the needle
Those desiring to aid in making them up
for the soldiers can procure them of either
of the ladies in charge
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-09-17

Those Preparations (unlike all othars) are
Z" Free from Posons."
- Not dangerous 80 the Human Family"
4" Rats do not die the premises
"They come out Of their holes TO die"
They are tho only infable remedies known
III years and more established in New York City
Used by--the City Post Office.
Used by--tiie City Prisons and Station Houses
Used ty--ahe City Bteaners, Ships, &c.
J,od by--the CITY Hospitals Alms-houses &c
Used hy-she oity Hetels-.Astor'-St. Nicholas, dc,
Uscd by--the Boarding Houses, &c, &c.
Used bsA-more than 81, sos Pfiva'e Families.
oas or teo Specimens Of sh97 EreryafAs SaiR
bg tbs Editors-DcdierS, de.
Observation-Disclosures with vernH need be
SO no longer if they use "CosTARs" Extermnators.
We have used it 10 satisfaction and if box
S. We would have il. We had tried poisons but they
effected nothing: but "Costars" article knocks tho
breath cut of Rats Mice, Reaches ana Bed Bugs,
quicker than write it. Ii as in great demand
all over the country.--Me5uto, lol Gazette.
MORE GRAIN and provisions destroyed annu-
ally in Grant County by VsrmiR, than uoeld psy for
tons OF this Rat and Insect killsJ--LsacGtor VS.
Herald
HENRY II. COSTAR-We are selling your prepars,
tions rapidly. Wherever they have been used, Rats,
Mice, Roaches and Nermin disappear rapidly.
Ecker d Sto'sfer. Draggists, Ht.ispT, Nd.
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BREAD. CAKES, &c.

at the above stand, where those articles can
be procured fresh every day.
Families desiring Bread, &c. will be sup
piled at their dwellings, in any part of town.
Fruit, Pound, Spunge, and all other kinds of
cake, of any size desired, baked to order at
short notice.
Lewistown, February 26, 1S62-lv
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-09-17

sa-We add to our ticket today the
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-09-17
Col. T. F. McCoy's Regiment.

TENHE brave and accomplished officer whose
A name heads this article has been assigned
to the command of the l0Tth Regiment. lie
is already in the field, and calls for recruits
TO fill up the ranks.
Let it be our first duty to supply the places
of those who have fallen in active service, be-
fore starting new organizations which must
be for a long time unfit for duty
Rally, men Of little Mif1in, to the standard
of your gallant Colsne One last crowning
effort will save the disgrace and hardships of
q draft, will secure the bountes of those who
enlist, and will give helping hand to crush
The rebellion, and restore peace TO our distract
ed country.
Premium, 81 90
One months pay, l3 90
U. S. Bounty, 25 90
County '' so 90
U. S. Bounty, lend Of war; IS 90
All who wish to join this regiment are in
vited to enroll themselves at once.
l. RUSH EXANDER,
aug20 Recruiting Officer.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-09-17
ARMY CORRESPONDENCE.

ivy c,
Esq, contributes TO the Boston Journal
the following prescription, which he says
is an unfailing remedy for Cholera Morbus,
DiarrhGa, &c. OF cholora in that city few
years since, in no case did the remedy fail
where the patient could be reached in sea-
con. 1t is no less effective in cholera
morbus and ordinary diarrhoea. A remedy
so easily procured and SO yitally effcacious,
should be always at hand. An ordinary
vial of it can be had for % cents or so,
and no family should be without it over
night. The writer of this received the
recipe a few days since, and having been
S eriously attacked with the cholera morbus
the past week, can attest to its almost
magic influence in afording relief from e1-
cruciating pain lie ardently hopes that
every one whose eyes trace these lires will
cut this article from the paper, and procure
the medicine without delay. Its prompt
application will relieve pain and presumpt-
lively save life
Takc-One part audanum.
One part clInphorated spirit.
Two parts tncture of ginger.
Two parts capsicum.
Dose-one tesspoonful IN a Yine-gass of water.
If the case be obstinate, repeat the dose
in three or four hours.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-09-17

SsaS In answer to correspondent, we say
that we will furnish the Gazette from this
date to December l, for 25 cents in advance
Packages can be ordered to one address
and the list furnished to the postmasters,
who are instructed by the Postmaster Gen
eral to direct them. copies, s125; 10
copies, $3.50; p copies, $500; so copies,
$1,000.
nsA. We add TO nnr tinLot 10 a.-- IL
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-09-17

NTALL PAPERS, Window Blinds,
w Queensware, Umbrellas, Cutlery, Will
low and Wooden Ware, as usual, at
apSo GEO. BLYMYER'S.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-23
ssscsi,,ss 81 Protisaes.

k4scsipas Of Produce.
Y LAFOuRCH CHE- Pr steamer Mary ~. u hhds
sugar 20a bbls molasses NJ Gordon il 100 hbls So
hf hbls moiasses to Ballocq, Nohlom &eo---77 hhds
Sugar Foley, Avery Eco Edo Tr0selair q Haydel
Ii do loo hbis molasses Darby 3 nemoulet 80
do 40 hhds ssugaE n Kock 6Eco- 40 do a bbla mo-;
lasses afpreEI VI Desmar 81 40 70 hhds sugar
d6 a BtugieS dosE DhTsiye &co5l45 bhls me Y
lsAsss n W Hin is do j " DO
IA Dasilya &eo- so do sCsss sH Kernion n do y z
sssEin bales cntton i paies a
moss Tete Total $50 bids sugar VI phls 6S nj
bhla mol lasseas IA
WAsnINGToN Pef3 3stea, ,ner Anna Ferret 90
hhS1s sugar Payne, Hum 9ton Ae0- ID bbta mo.
Fiasses to Montgomery n NJ 70 bales fodder ~
bales haE Mail u MaTiota 0 do ~ bales fodder 70
80 bales hay E bales Wool Y by alens
tine Zoo head eattle 10 head hogs To order.
BAYDU SARA Per steamer Acadia sundries
HAIlroadss II
il. 0:s JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
ANTON, Arm III, lss2.- Is bales hay Flani-
tSnle ll bdls straw d Chisholm 3 guns Washing
TON MO- an bxs Ss Gaines IS rolls
EIsa4h1f b d Mann Gco-- cases mdse ~ DUR
p6ies EuIsys Avery &co- l6O sacks peas to
Rossef Erothra &eo- 81 bbls eggs box bacon to
Thafp &co4--2 bxs Y scks g w Benton-2 hxs shoes
M IL Smith &co box Dwyera as Howard "a lot Of
saddlery HSHansell 4O00S feet lumber oSamael
EMeGonnelt 3 hhds lump black F u Fisk 800 bdls
latas AZ, 600 feet lnlnbe J n Gubernto
Gs d. 0PELDusAS md SGREA ATs WESTERN
BRAsHEAR CITY, April 10, 1852 40 bbIs mo-
lassss Dsrby ~ Trsn1on "A .hhds sugar L &D
onions Louis Sarle=I0 head sheep Stock Landing
n fYFtle MI
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-23
sJInE EAExTN1HcHIsI N1Ix1J9 N1tSsss cssss
tp iitsp
u, ~ u III. M VIZ tsnip atrel
- y a 1krri fssS n NeHxSf1jS. Anf5l "a


sasssss sssr's nsssias i Apfil Issa
NJ III AZ An Az general tnoney
u thing of asi " sxs
paslssl - a Aags q money market r comnensf
~ = ssasttol H1aes ysFthslsss,
foF she dssag ~ ne psIt q |
n oss esa y We pfess ~ ~ |
" a. 4 szs dsAdera Bank
NJ sxosl NJ sanf ofnsf bAnk, yst fne
tiosa g notes svere ssefy ainasl,
raae5n Ire aAd san ~ !lars mr. so one nun-
dfs As ths hsnks sos1 i
sEsns caasss snt sas IN sfnaal
sssas paT tiea ea eelsss sasyeg ses1
Ahsss paftless wnosl 81
plAeanl in cat g ~
Al Vi! Mithsa s,fsE
tSH 6pssis, ~ ~ IA sreeeived#
y com the banks
u cnte thel
Fl - y 4 Il
T. "a Ald around ~
SEd III aerss m eironIation p
\ u 6 q sIi1st IN ouD n coin ii m not
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-23
Nsss aaAllroadss n
II III AtHsON AND GREAT NORTHERN.

1assss Darby III TrelnuHlet ~ hhds sugar w ~ u
UsqalaEs 40do Beilocq, Noblom ssco-.s 20 sacks |
onions Louis surle-I06 head sheep Stock Landing
INJURIES ta nEder.
sasRANaERs, GUIDE.
BANK q
ssaah eI heutstsna, santhsast sorner # Cont and
III Dssis
sss 81
Il ap ieassaa
ssssissa' ssssss
5suss salnasy
asanch of LouisIana STA e Bank, No. 4 oanp
i rassss essssss essslssa'
sssns sonst - III day
E,asaai Bank, corner Of Camp and Gravisr
III
boas and III ssdsys sdsy
cktIzehs' Of Keysl and Bustoaallouas
ss5as 5aa
ehasa1cs' and raiders HANK, No. slol Cam
a ssssssa gssissas
sl.ssilss ~ sIttcarao Notary
Saturdays
Union Bnssk. MI aal Canal stres
4 a,sss ;ssssIss. ssss
Discount ps Taesdars and Fndai
Stsank fsesy 0rIea 81 charls,
Bsly Eil'lss :eesssssn essIss
0Tconas esdays and saturdays
souttsssn i. ~ CHARLES street
Thomas \. 81. Cashier
sss sd ssatsssssy tss,s
lEsseslsts city Esn Southwest. corner # Canal ans
ySlss sassasa ST sasller s,asl
hank. Camp between arayier o.
& i ) #sss E: !: I. ssss!ss ssss'ssa'
of America, Of St. Peter and Old Lsvss
q ass'':: Sssf5ssa' ssss!ss
%. t'aIaest
ssw lzaea ~ sayings Institut ion, Camel stress
aeoes Tssssasa. ssssasl
rfvntA IL a,ad Exchangs Dealers
ls n esag a sssssss as..
sANksE slf eLMsihlssjAl.J y Agon bARKEH, Manager,
ssss es nd
snss.s l m ii nee Oonar,an1es. .Sii
HoME INITIAL, INsgR nIsII AN0E soMPANY. ~
corner and Camp streets.
A resident
IsaeFi isTs' MuruA INsUs MOE COMPANY. No.
RsssssI,
s,nIsIs Ns tuTtJ BUR ANcE ooMPANY No.
5shs ~ .sss.asa.
IN sEagENT MUTu NJ INSURANCE COMPANY. corus,
3s5np and Commercial Place
MnTu oop
III
sgN INITIAL Isaua Anon com any corner camp md
sssss Tsssf 'fs ess;.,,
ooaF sss.sis ss
daiIard resident.
u Is o
hfsSs Le.as And vsE iifE Gems fssup
and
ySIoS INSURANCE ooslFANr. oaras. j Canal anal ana d.
sas ahMspass NJ alsvio,
HOPE INSURANCE ooMP I, eornor Il Exchange Plae
Ioais Barnett. ..seestary.
STAB n, ~ Al INSURANCE COMPANY. Once s Ca
Elaio Danny President.
tM9g@IIANA M@ M@ STATE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
a TIass gsssssa
I faatt trontss. i. \
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-23
s-ss s-,ssssssssfse &zttE4 AsE4 a-RKa le5 3s
szE fsss RoAn-srKiEa AaRAsGskEET-
-pEsAETuEn JARS
From ths City: t& From tho Lake:

ly Station. Fare ID cents each way Parties desirous
being landed at the Station ma notify he Conductor prior
the, departure OF the train.
m3 II PA EnRLF, Superintendent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-23

AN ORDINANCE concerning the pr,veFe of the RjR, Of


se9$R 4 ssas s
,s 5s55s &c ees =
suthorisd 10 peil to he highest biadef ess fteT aee
days notice in The official journal ts Of TIC privilege
rom hs Mssieny Like nIp
ton by the City be subject to the spprova OF re
The said shel roa shall be constructed by the con
tractor u The ISong reGs on The
eansstor and shall belong to him Two das Sns on saa
as Of hs ih@ ss p 'h ss ss aaS
bott9m and five fee, 10 aps bo he ade e be shea
6 sa ,h Sy bfssF @
train and hall feet il yidth Twenty fsst In
and s aks ssss s n s 9Ss a be anS s %
Win ss heassnd p6nud roler second iygr
Of thickness shall tln PLACED and
ssd r hs xhes , hysns
whole work shall be executed TO the entire satisfaction of the
Arr s. i6e contractor shah right 10 place toll
each end o the road and 70 demand of raveg
For every on horse uit back fftesn cents.
Far sysy Rshd Ct a q mas IN hsfs Kind
loaded or anlatd twenty; vs cents
loaded Of unloaded, Atty cents
s E sss osss I sEss Of as horses horse
The as ha be s e keep hs read ID e. a.
eoatraet Ksep properly he'd night Win
s 81 Re s hin Gn s as
s. The shall b bound 70 gszin he wokih
the sixty the Of the by the
Common Council complete the after
g. The shall furnish good and solvent
rity hhe Of ten houa dollars guarantees the faithful
Of his the said securities TO bs subject
the approval of the Common Eoaneil. & go,
1t we'll understood that in Of neglect failure
fill part OF tile oreg ding stipuations
tie Common Council shall have The right 10 annu the contract
without putting the default auifed by Article
1905 Of the Gyi Code and court q j
tiGe the without indemnify and il is also
well understood that in the shall time
keep road in good repair fail to h lighted
shall forfeit l claims he
said road shall have the right resell the
| ourity. 5sss.s=3f
The said road shall revert to the city the expiration
| of said twenty years. privilege 80 2 y
[Signedl s. P. DELABARRE
f. President Board of Aldermen,
| [Signed1 JULES BENT, n
President pro Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved March 20, 1862 -
[sgnedl JOHN I. MONROE, Mayor.
Notice Is hereby gisen that on THURSDAY, the 10th April
1862 office, Il O'Clock NJ, the above right
1 J OF way the highest bidder, for cash. Il g. Q
| rn1o W. rrl1e
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-23
Nm 0slssm ass gssea asdaesaay asug Spnt 2s 1862
& nl NATIONALITY . )FFICiAiI1.

~ AYDRALIY --.O OEEsIslA IL. \,
AhHy az aE 9IsI Esw ss.,i pk5nass II ssss
5s common Council of TIC Gity of New Orleans. y
Us No. 600l.l
That hs hs ans he X
lisiris provided The cost DO not exceed si5se
& 4 ss ass
tho cost Do ,e no. o coed sase 3 p nx1,as.RRH
s'sAsal rreSiasnt psp ssa HessSof xidsrnon.
ssisA President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Approved (ssnsdl esa, ed - John n MONROE, Mayor
aai 81 -. MAR,os a, BAkEs seese'ary.
W ~ aIAYoRAi,TY. 4. or new q onRhsEANs,1 ss
common Council y Il ss' cs e. New ~ 'ssf osans
IA $s5$sss " No. 6008.l So tt* .5
y AN ORDINANCE Concernpg ne City Powder MIL
Powder Mill shall be coDed to members Of
m sbs q sssss " ns
Tho said eouitise shall have ihs entire control and
1T q ~ sha as
interest shall the following officers for election
Of the Common Council to-wit = s5.ss .5Est
s
One chemist for refining sapere at salary per an
And as many laborers be required fer the
and as e. s IS
which be necessary
ansfsi shall have
Of the business and so.kss Of
matters and relative to his administration and
r,.d President Pro MsafnM1 sssa 9sra of Aldermen
Approved ApI it D0Ala =. Nss's'a' ''e''sA'
\ 3 lsigned3J JOHN. 7. MONROE, Mayor.
ais s. sAs' ssse' :: MARION a. PAkER seeretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-23
: OFFICE N. y. JACK.
esoN AND GREAT NORTHERN
sws rrnszr=zs-, MEssIsSIPPIAND TEN
80 NEssEE RAILROAD
THE ONLY DIRECT ROUTE.

THE ONLY DIRECT ROUTE
FIFTY THREE MILES IN DISTANCE AND FOUR
HOURS TINE SAWED. 4 H.
Travellers going from New Memphis, HumboI
Clnrksve and Nashville Tenn, and Columbus and Bowling
Green, KY, will save
FOUR HOURS IN TIME AND FIFTYTHREE MILES IN
- DISTANCE, ,-==s ,h=
By buying Memphis over the Nsssspp and Tonnes
Railroad.
Also points the Mississippi river above Menphis,
points Arkansas the line Of the Memphis and Little Rock
Railroad, for the interior of the State.
NAILS AND PASSENGER TRAINS leave tho New Or
eans jackson and Great Northern Railroad Depot daily
A. NJ and arrive Grenada at 150 A. NJ and at Memphis
A. NJ connecting with trans the Memphis and Ohio Rail
road, and arriving Nashville II r M the evening"
A Daily Line of STEAMBOATS, leaves the vharf at Mem
phs for points the Mississippi river far North Fort Pill
low, New Mssrd and Columbus, KY.
THROUGH FARE TO MEMPHIS, s14 30
Be Tickets via the Mississippi and Tennessee
Railroad TO Memphs
NILES MERIwET
- Chief Engineer and General Superintendent.
F.,S. RICHARDS General Traffic Agent. dsn
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-23
CONSTABLE sALEs--OFFICIAL

Parish of Orleans. ) NELLY and WIFE.
II directed by the Hon. g. f5eice FIRST Justice of the
Peace and the pacsh Orleans will proceed sell
pnblic auction MONDAY, 2Et day Of April, 1867,
q. II oelock NJ waehonse Deord seet, between
Magazine and Foucher streets: 80
y "A LOT OF FURNITURE ze.s.Hr u
Seized in the above entitled suit.
TERMS-Gash on the spot
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-23

Leaves every SATURDAY, ii Goclurs a. n. sr
For FORT JACKSON, sJESF SIT.
SsNy n PHILIP AN .,I.OWER C0AST-The fne pas.
asenger paS kst Empire Parish. I Bayhi.
9master, will leave above every Saturday
norning III 10 O'Clock A. NJ. returninp OF sunday
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
Of EUGENE LANUUE, Agent,
II fES4sF'Ha 80 foot of st Louis
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-23

Whenever the eaIR stock IS InefCa tie
foregoing article holders fha tXge e
privilege Of bslnsss days 10 sihsciibe ipr
lie rutn sock rncbt
,hpn I'VE fiti bus fer 10 the
which If herG be espblt
,crtLed for, e,oo gi sih2etip,iahs tpeh 10
,fs public. If7s5l.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-23

The Board Of Directors sii dee the tz the
posaon Of al The officers OF tho Corporation. The Ffssaent
q ths CORPORATION shall p,ei vt al nsetiRs VI he
be conducted by ham ldGr the tppfinI Of g
aonf Of Dertas heboo Of The Corporation siil 6rrn
10 is free inspection Of
IL every quarter Of each Hs,sl se ug always and a3
dent, in wiItiig. ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-23

The Board Of Directors snail power make ard
such bylaws they receFsY and sloper
he eovsrn,ae asa "i The Corporation contrary
70 the charter, End genetfsiy do End fDEnFtn
hiGs herein ys for WHICH egcseayy 10 caFry
of orcsAn eject the objects phT poses Of tkiA Or
posatios t4-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-23

An annual 1neeng Of tho stockholders shall be hel a, -
O'Clock onthe r Tuesday rhsAy. tteri bundled ana
sixty he", year III rCGtt the elor(
the Pres' mt md other oicers Of the Corporation,
co1staeratoH Of such UNS &id
President may cali tei1 or fire wheneys
lie may deem Unnecessary euJ fot no,ice aud
shall whenever Ave ai@ch0ldpfs writing
Ard the. Zach and sysy lortQIoee Jelly noied o the
OF the meeting and i!s 0biect by Secretary.
two thirds Of The seci such nal
Qafter HpTnally anusl dSidena pfotgnay be
declared and ai ,hg discretion of tie Board Directors
amount Of security bs equige from tho
Of the Coo atiGE the diGcetiun Of the
rtord
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-23
XVII.

Sss..s.ssfsxsss Ak&AGs,sCAkE4 7a5yv
ehctis1t ANA rspietsy Dental MG4hfehs
B'9h IL Eess Orleans. ksi itigs Efs4if3fEfT
-Sss-lII-I-L-f lBs tlssal stroet.
Hts aeil'ts Arsfun eetnsre unsarpsssed
BY Practical Dentist N te Southern at ao3in copet
tion ard at charged b. the Inexperienced
Perao requiring Superior Dentistry should wes
they rely tht esDossce, aki and integrity which
Donai HcieIce produce. .LGa 's.l'-fF7
Every Artificial Tooth beauty, Whicn esnnct
be detected from ks psadEctiaae 1 ufs gradually
sorig tsatBnierhity the feaFa youth and
beaut7 satisfactory saF
tiol. :, s5s5,s5-.5 zl . as -,
H. PAIiTLBss T1GgH EXTRACTOR, fot reauiiy az,
rac;ng Teeth without pnia aupetse9i anything
aiel by the profession, asolbhtNs all wtf
All Operations In Dentistry perafcd wild aa,
chsepest and utility aEe nrsrrpasaed by osera. Unsk
liy eppsd rsmodelsd and 6t
ehargss Athet oiowig prices qua .ltas 10
campaigning eaah IL desired, it found
months, tral their will be retnrrsd Ss Il
uil Sterling Siasr M
Full finest hnish gums, IN
Eull ee,s yulcanized equal 80 %
Fall III gold baSs, bcRgt , 10 81 Oh
Full o gold base, rez rs to It'll W
The most perfect gems that be prodneGd.
Those requiring Artificial Teeth cordially Invited oslI
and examine before engaging ctewhere. 4. s
-, F2, FIELDING. Ieatai s,ifEsoI,S
inS ly 5Ez7 l9G Canal styeCk,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-23

eshNc1ptions sy Of the csprn stock kia b
upon speh md ceItaisios be tp.d b.
stpekhosdai ruvfat that tGl pacpIft ;h6
p9ss OF the Corporation beyend the psid u ttereos
and from lis date payment -ra 'sy ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-23

The first ncal year Of tho Cooperation shH te7ata on TIA
last d.y Of the aonthot april, eisca hundred sixty
ifee without regard the tAfe Ech II may con
reneed baS'as rftr which ii shhl terminate same
dHy Of each .}deeess!ye year. "a ~ 1g#'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-23
LEGAL NOTICES.
sEATE ,F I,OuIsIANA- .


TaIRp DIsTsrcr CouRr MEs Ellie gRENAIER no:
- .52s of QUEST VS.. HER HUSBAND-No
81 s. New Orleans. @' IL 74O. -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-23
COAST, AND LAFoURCaE.

Z IS Leaves every S SATURDAY. at5PM. as
+s- VICKsBURSa, NATCHEz L AND NEW
Rseto. WnrreAtont Grand Gulf ST. Joseph Rod
3akney Waterproof. Natchez, Fort Adams Red
River Landing Bayou Sara. Baton Rouge Plaqueine
and Il! way snA
ers willeavs For freight passage apply
On board. - -...z : :. IL. Il 3s.S
4 s9ETfE75s$ NJ @ vIRGINIUS G. DEETZEL,
das $Fs y Advertising Agent.
packets and DeSoto with the railroad for Trenton Mon
roe, Onachita river. $$&gsSSs - j SFgEN 'N&8 Ea
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-23

Ttasfes stock shall books the eoryos
tu its Office In th cit Of haW trsans on bus s Ihis
any Mdthe0Mess The 3ntIJlEo eNss ip part OF he
fodsr The pessite o the Directors tEr fana
suling ali such lndehitdness.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-23
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-26
The Embury Murder.


Our readers will remember the case OF EN-
BURY, who was go mysteriously murdered al
Fiahkill Landing, N. " short time ago The
Poughkeepsie Pres has the following in rela'
ton to- it; s7 81. $3.50 ea 80
We understand that this mys erious affair i
likely to be cleared up before long. 1t Is said
that a'man upon whom suspicion rested, In an
unguarded moment, and while intoxicated, &C.
knoWledged his criminalisy in the affair, and
that he subsequently made full confession, -
He was arrested in New York. heppears that
this fellow; whose name edid not learn, con-
fessed to being hired by a young man, rival
of Embury's, to commit the murder for the
cum of one hundred dollars. Accordingly, on
the fatal Saturday, he followed Embury up from
New York, and, watching his opportunity, stab
bed him on the highway leading to the village OF
FishkiII Landing, The excitement at the Land
Ing is said to be renewed, and the utmost efforts
will be made to sift the matter 20 the bottom,
md have all the guilty parties brought to speedy
uHtiee Ii-H ~