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Aw esaas gaiy Crescent avsdutsasu sHaraug fbau S. 1862

enee of this amnesty all the Reactionary party was
rallying around the national standard,
II ia thought that Mexico can muster an army OF
100 900 mon to meet the Spanish invasion and it
is confidently asserted that the war will take diff.
ferent shape than one Of defence when the MeXi-
cans become thoroughly united. A counter demon.
stration, under flihuster auspices, may give to
Spain as much work as viii keep her army busy in
Cuba. p Ff. e. y" &
The Mexican Government in all of its actions.
seems to assume that the difficulty with England
and France will be adjusted and that the fighting
will be confined to Spain. In fact 1t isl runored
already that the British Consul in Vera Cruz has
been called upon to arbitrate in preliminary dis
cusson between the belligerents.
. In the midst of the national danger the internal
strife still continues to distract the country. The
most of the Reactionary party has Joined the ma
tonal cause; but certain of the chiefs, Cobos,
Marquee, and Others still hold out, and continue
their atrocities. Recently Gen. Garcia Ugarte, who
to take service in the army Of the Republic, was
taken from the stage by a party of Gobos' men,
who deliberately shot him.
x We learn that the National Guard in all the
States Of Mexico is being organized with energy
country are responding to the call Of tie nation for
soldiers. @s F@
I STILL LATER-P Popular. Disturbance at San L,tis
Potosi.-By private letters from San Luis Potosi
we learn that the populaee of that city, on the
cept of the news that the Spaniards had occupied
Vera Cruz, rose In mass, and paraded the streets,
in the widest excitement shouting "Death to the
Spaniards!n The Governor interfered to restrain
the mob, but without effect, until he ordered out
the troops and fired into the crowd, killing and
wounding several. The mob dispersed, and the
town resumed its quiet. This is a specimen of
what we expect to hear of frequently from Mexico,
if the war assumes the shape it threatens at pres
ent and unfortunately, there will be no Governor
With his military to suppress the outbreak. ~ r q"
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Notice.
OIL COMPANY,
NEW ORLEANS.
ta6 lm2p6t
To the Friends
SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS OF THE SOUTH.

The Soldiers Relief Society having been author
lied and desired by the Secretary Of War and by the Medical
Director OF this Division of amy perform the services
under the direction OF the the State Hospital
assumed similar charge and supervision Of the following
pitfalls, viz State Hospital First College Street Hospital Second
College Street Hospital Front Street Hospital Cedar Street
Hospital Elliott Hospital These filed with patients
from the armies of the Conedeacy and every effort being
made provide others fast increasing
service demand additional accommodation We entered
upon the discharge Of duties with determination
in ounpowe whatever cost OF personal comfort convent
nce alleviate the msorunes and contribute wants
and comforts of the gallant defenders of soil who may bs
stricken down by disease or by the casualties of wnr.
We receiving liberal contributions aid in
from every portion of the Conedeacy but the demands npon
daily increasing, and send forth this appeal to the
citizens Of the South for further assist nee with the
confident expectation that will be promptly and avoraby
sRonced to by Southern heart Tie contributions
needed cotton for mattresses blankets flannel under
csthing provisions and moasses, any articles which
may be sfa or for tho sick hs wounded
vaeseen These when received distributed the different
Hospitals under the supervision of the eminent Medical Drec
Dr. fandel However small may be the intrinsic value
articles contributed let 1t be borne in mind that If there
multitude OF contributors the aggregate will large.
Contributions should be addressed to Mrs Felicia G. Porter
No. 50 Cedar street Nashville Tennessee and where il pac
caoe and to do the wishes OF the donors regard
to tie disposition thereof will be complied with.
From tho patriotic citizens Of the Confaderscy we anticipate
prompt and generous response this appeal
gallant soldiers who have their lives noble
and who have been Frustrated while defending our homes
from the agsressions of ruthless invader.
FELICIA GRUMPY PORTER, President.
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I'm appeal for Small Arms
,..-.' .,s5.m 10 THE o.l ..
CITIZENS OF LOUISIANA AND ADJOINING STATES,

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. z,1551.
Having been appointed by the Secretary War an ngeRt to
collect receive and purchase small Confederate
States deem and expedient make
fact generally possible the better
work which needs done quickly. Citizens and patriots
Your Government asks for the thousands TRIED guns
that ie unused in houses. Recent experiments
proven tina. OF fine Double Barred Shot Guns
with the Improved MIME ball. is than for the
much TALKED Of Mimic Musket. Then bring them forth and
place them the altar OF county liberty that they
may be work Of Christian de-
fense If objection be made sending guns
be urged that MAY need them home reply s that
the surest prevent the necessity using home
is to place them In the hands of the many thousands
who chatting with desire to stand as wall
of FIRE between you and the invading foe If
deemed inconclusve then the reflection that those high
hory, those in whose Judgment have confidence sad
who tits but fair to know we'll necessities
at home and on our borders have after mature deberaon
augurated this movement should be- sufficient guarantee
the WISDOM utility and patriotism tho service you called
on TO perform. Then you desire speedy neace
and an acknowledgment OF Independence honorable
selves place at tho disposal your
AS desire strike who are now
plotting subjugation and desruco let it DO known
the usty Rife and the death dealing Shot Cum which you
have hitherto highly priced take part the cou
fc rendering if possible victory complete
their defeat and the plains Manassas
My instructions contemplate that shall send forth
more popuous regions assistant agents. charged with the duty
Of collecting and forwarding points, all weapons
thus obtained 1t be well here state any one who
wishes do though he DO visited Agent
greatly facilitate this work by sending any guns has, or
command to my address, Of Robert Ptkn Me- Is Camp
street, New Orleans .... ., . &c.,. ..-.s...
BALLARD S. DUNN,
Agent for Collecting Receiving Purchasing Small Arms
for the Confederate States. aul3 aptt
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Later from Mexico.
~ AoTIe Raise Money 10 he State Urea
slEeE OF &rAnoRos.

From the Brownsville Flag of the 10th ult. we
extract the following Mexican intelligence
Since our last issue Gov Serna has published a
proclamation granting pardon to all political Of
Tenders, now IN arms against the Government, who
will lay down their arms and submit to his author
ity. As faithful chronicers we must say that Gen.
Capistran followed suit'' and published Just such
another amnesty, in which he promised to pardon
those IN rebellion against his authority With such
mutually christian sentiments, it is singular that
we hear of such waste Of powder among our
neighbors
There has been some responsible cannonading
during the past week, and but little shooting with
muskets or pistols. The relative positions Of the
two contending parties are about the same they
were last week. &
The most noticeable event of the week has been
the capture and execution by one Of Carvaial's
scouting parties, of a man named Carr, who, with
ten or twelve Of the besieged, had gone into the
country after cattle. He was intercepted by a
large party Of Rojos, was captured and Immediately
led out and shot. Il ,s@ 49, :
We understand that the people of Matamoros,
through their commander, Capistran, have offered
70 compromise the difficulty by acknowledging
serna as Governor, provided that Caryaial will
lead his soldiers against the Spaniards Capistran
oilers TO lead his Crinolinos against the invaders
provided Caryajal will do the same with his Rojos
yMarVaJai added another. cannon to his stock of
artillery last week. 45 e :. IT r. r f7s
and have concluded that they can nut Matamoros
70 q better use than making d bonfire of I'd. We
nave naa no purnings to notice lately.
From the Flags general summary Of Mexican
news we extract the following:
President Juarez published an amnesty tosa,l M.
hticaf offenders who should cease their opposition
TO the Government In fifteen DAYS from the nth of
December, 1862, and join in the war against Spain,
Yhe interior press represents that under the inu.
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ID I II ID.

On Tuesday fh instant at ec!ock P NJ of dropey J. j.
GAl.LAGHER aged years. 5#ss sH''t :.
His friends and acauainances and the members the Th
Regiment Volunteers the city requested
toaend his funeral This Afternoon from the residence of his
son dnla No. 3sl cusomhoue street. between Claiborne and
,Derbigny streets. Sc f..- ISL He-tf - Va
F. A. M.The members Of Dudley Lodge No. S. F. A.
NJ and the members of tho Odar generally requested
at their ledge Masonic Hail. This Afternoon at 3
O'clock the purpose ofpayng The tribute
toths remains of Brother GALLAGHER deceased, late
oftlis Lodge. s-5 gs T.r~ ~
g.. "a aEa .Ft5r-- By order of ,.= -.@
9 1,r yxy1
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OUlsAtE TO BE SORSH.
The following is an extract Of . Washington let
er lately published lii one of the Journals of Lin

The nlloyrfr, s an ~ act If q Washiranfotl lei
tar latelv nublisbe, II, ne Of tfe Journals III Lin
!, nlaoIa
"a s ,,.... = s.a,,,,, ,,,o.+., II,
ia rssrs frans KensncE, ami ma ne heei, IN lie
House since the report Of the battle of Somerset
was received. Although ne has TWO sons IN the
~ s,ss, Nm S.i sr;af
The report that Gen. Grittenden deserted bis com.
mand q Somerset is not believed by any who
5n3M ~ % shough ne be, ne ls accounted
go 49, = r '1- ' '-'... 81
& ~ e nave paeiished none CT the reports charel
Gen. Grlttenden with treaeherT, simply because
we believed them antounded, not because we mad
any Partially for the breed to which he belongs.
That the parent stem was always rotten TO the
core, we have entertained doubt for many years.
The grandest statesman this country evef pro-
duced, long since in his grave, told the o.
these lines that JehnJ Crittenden mad ac'eo 1hss
part OF private Benedict Arnold, ana Woala w.
come national traitor, Whenever tne opporsopi'ys
presented ITSELF if he thought 1t was prohtaole 1or
him SO to do. The sire, and ms TWO sons are
aTayed against the section q their nirth-the sec
ton that has honored, protected ana advanced
them, and 70 winch .ney owe eyety.ht1ls@-5out
which they WONG reduce " y sassuase .hole
nnmliatlng ana .nas on ens
nsed 20 eAelc1ss essi 'ne .ne ou ian
taiks treason i.s SOUS of fa'hsf seeh -
ENFORCE ueasen =. ,ae poaht q ene sWora. N 's
ifespeca tney arg oeAef Ihan tne'r Ia a'l
tug laes ,has yen - D. .,le
cause @ tae soa1n u urec1 epposnion 70 .he
Wlsnes 81 nis iathef, ofolnera anu fanny, y quite
conclusive 90 iaf O. ne matter q realty Is con.
Ieerneo. ae eonia nave optalhea .he same fa rams
nom Lincoln Whieh Fresident DAVIS bestowed upon
nun lhete eA,ses no reasonable mosise 70 -.
plaaIf WY ne shoaia turn traitor. bus he never
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BUREAU DE La COMPAGNIE D'ASsU.
D RANGES MUTUEL,ES DE LA LOUISIANA.

NouvELLE ORLEANS, de Janvier, lS62
Commencement specifications do Ia Gharte Canpa
dAssurances MuueIes dc la Louisiana scte de Ia
Legislature de Eta de Ia Louisiana, No l76 hpprouvt 10 II
de Mars 1852 lie public asert que les Cercats susants
Scrip annes 1855 plus rinerat mont pas ks
pages eee Compsgnie ct 81 les ds Certfcat plus Finite
sont pas recaes par lie par propreres gsRE
dams les rente os qn auvron 10 premiere publication
wis lis seront cancelGs annuds les places af
rGdt du conpte contingent les vres de Ia Cosasus
estt arrit ialssa Ghnttn
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OFFICE OF THE LOUISIANA MUTUAL.
" INSURANCE COMPANY.
NEW ORLEANS, Jnnary s. le0?

NEW ORLEANS, January s, 1852.
In accordance with the requirements Of tho Charter
Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company and Of Less
laure No 49, approved March I7,h 1885, public
hereby given that the following Certificates Script tie
1855 and accruips interest thereon remain unclaimed
the office Of the Company and all said Certificates and
which shall not be demanded by the legal owners
within thirty days Of this notice win cancelled annusd
thereof accredited contingent accon, In
hi hooks oF he direeted nv hS
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RunEAy DE "a ,coprPAGNIE Du HOME
- NUi EAL INSURANCE.
NouvELLE ORLEANS, 4 de Jan

NouvEILE ORLEANS, de Janvier 1861,
Contotmemen Ia ChaIe de cette Compagnie,
Ia Legislature de Ia Louisiana No. 49, approuyd lie Il de Mars
1852 lie public est AVERT par present avis que les certificate
suvats dc profits sss de 1885, plus pnaeD mont pas
etc payas cee Compagne Ss sou pas recarnas par
10 on par les propreaes dgax dams les rene ous qn sui
won't Ia premiere publication avis lis cancees
annule ct les montats places conpe contingent
sur les yres de Ia Gompagne II est prescott dams
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Aid for our Troops in Kentucky ana Vi.
y y. ge5v-..p@ ginia,5 -. e-.-.. y.

DR.. LeReraondie, the agent Army in Kentucky aud
Virginia. leaves Friday for Bayou Tsche obtain contribu
TONS having been detained owing the receipt goods
Texas to be immediately rewarded
Blankets Ovecoa Garments Dried Fruits Oranges
ETC., Army stand greatly in need of. Messrs Arknr
Co. the agents to receive these articles Beno Shaw to
receive all cash donations. We every Southe!er
viii contribute his mite the relief of Volunteers They
expect and with justice, those that home should aid
those who fight their battles. die 2ptf
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CHAa. BRIGGS. President.
II. P. JANvIER, Secretary.

STATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH OF ORGGAsl
City OF New Orleans.
Sworn TO and subscribed before this sixth day Of JANUARY
1862. D. f. MITCHELL
ja7 30 Second Justice of the Peace.
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am now endeavorng to furnish Volunteer Troops
Louisiana with suitable winter clothing and having prepared
uuif0r sts Of wooden cloth and suitable undercohes
distributed among Them. informed that the patriotic cit
Of several parishes also engaged In similar preparations
for the benefit OF their compaais II these contributions
clothing by them directly their several companies
without being of the quantity and kind sent and the
completes supplied great confusion will be the con
sequence.
soldier only certain quantity Of clothing is
of great Importance that each soldiers shall have
good substantial wooden SUITS possbe but is also
important that there concert OF action among those supply
ing them in order to avoid sending double supplies
panes.
therefore urgently recommend the citizens of tie country
parishes to send in this city such Supplies of clothing
they prepare with explicit directions the companies
individuals for whom they intended will take
that they reach their destination The clothes should be boxed
up balsd, and directed New Orleans with
of the company for which they intended marked it, and
asatement sent to of its contents that may dupi
cate tae articles.
Respectfully the newspapers to give Publicity these
suggestions, consideration of the objects to be effected.
THOS. 0. MOORE, Governor.
New Orsans, Aug. II, 1861. aul9 2ptf
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A Card,

DOCTOR McKELyEY having returned, recotnusrces the
practice his profession. Residence AS heretofore
No. ITO Charles street. between Poydr
Square. e- @1% " vi ieS 2plm
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REGlMENrAL HEAnouARTEgs PLANTERS LIFE GUARD
IT s.ste No. IS Union street, x
New Orleans. Feb. 3, 1867. }
To the Officers Of the Regiment Planters Life Guard:
Gentlemen-On account OF i'll health able to attend
the nties of the Regiment should desire to do and
hereby tender von my resignation
5-,-u... Very fespy, your pb't servit.
ISgne Il Ma HY, De yEryE
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Relief Committee.
TO ALL coon CITIZENS.

,..4 TO ALL coon CITIZENS.
81. -...--. NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 19, 1861.
As this Committee has received with deep regret positive
proof that nposons have been pracced public
erosty by obtaining relief who entitled
they hereby appeal all good citizens whs may
to the knowledge of any such Of fraud
bers of the Committee in person. leave such information,
with little delay possible their Office Secretay's Room
OF Board Of Assistant Aldermen. The following
of the Committee .- -a
GERARD sTITH, Board of Aldermen.
r S. P. DEI4ABARRE, :. :.
l.. <. FORSTALL, :. o..
J. Fl. HUCKINS, :. :.
JAS. BEGGS, Board Of Asst. Aldermen.
W. F. HODGKINS, :. :.
j. B. LEEFE, So -.
JAMES DAVIS, :. :,
., s- JAMES BEGGS
aul9 2ptf Chairman Of the Conmi see
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lAFRIgE HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE.
W 'CONPINI,
NEW ORLEANS, January

NEW ORLEANS, january I, F6s
In accordance with the Charter of this Company and
Of tho Legislature Of Louisiana No. l6 approved 7 March,
1859 public notice hereby gwen that the following certificate
profits tissue of 1857 with accrued interest hereon resia
unpaid III this Company II not claimed by the legal
owners within thirty days from he first publication Of
notice. the will cancelled and annued and the
thereof credited the contingent the books Of
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saHr0n Rira,
SUCCESSOR TO sEwELL T. TAYLOR IMPORTER OF
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC.,
Nos. IL and Is Royal street,
large supply of the celebrated REMK DE
BOUzY CHAMPAGNE quarts and pnts also brands
Vi. CHARLES HEIDsEIGK, PIPER HEIDsEICK, PAR
MENTIER, and other brands ofinfsrior quality. have
large Old sheriss such AMoNT
LADO, TOPAZ, SIERRA GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR sHERRIEs-lss8-seU MADEIRA, Of
direct importation; Madras of lower grade supsrio
Old London Dry Dock PORT and other Ports OF grade
Tho celebrated sAzARAC BRANDIEs-Vinsgs 1895, 1888
1902 and 1sO5aarge supply always hand All grades
CLARET and WHITE WINES, In glass and wood. WHls-
KYs-Scotoh and Irish Old Rye Bourbon Wheat Wills.
kys SCOTCH ALE PoRTER lin pinss and quarts. COR
DIAI etc. Myasna assortment OF the best WINES which
WILL sold any other the CITY,
H AARON BIRD, nre i
ais sply Nos Is and Is Royal street.
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rs 1T viii be seen On reference to
anatieein anothe i'd iHrnn thaF this bank has de-
siaTed q semi, annnal dend Ut s per cent,
Hhioh ID able on and after next Monday,
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Foreign .1iyig from .selU Orleans,
-...- VIA TAMPIco,
CONNECTING WITH BRITISH MAIL STEAMERS

The undersigned suffering in with others the
neonyenienees Of blockade and with foreign
countries has by the advice and approval Of j. H. Riddel
Postmaster at New Orleans taken ali needfu!
absh at his expense, Monthly Mail between New Or.
leans and the Mexican port of Tanpico with The
regular British Mail Steamers touching port Augnse
de Mesggney and 2. NJ. Mz highly recommended by New
Orleana merchants have been appointed and duly qualified
mail curriers' by Postmaster this service The mail
consisting Of 1888 letters left this city the 10Th instant
charge of Mr.. Mesgrgnsy The second mail will close
sth OF November proximo at O'Clock P. H. and will leave
New Orleans ths next morning The third mail will leave New
Orleans on the 10th OF December and subsequently,
arrangements be made the regular depar-
ur vi llbe on the 10Th and 18th each month making semi
monthly mail.
7asg Of Chaass omgoiay Letters iact1ing Confederate
s- Post4gs
Single Letters half oupe and multiple rates
in proportion
To Island OF Cuba. rs
To other West Indies. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 25
letters from abroad be received through route
The foreign Postage such Letters be prepaid Tam
pco aud they must 10 endorsed By the West India Mail via
Tampico, care of Postmaster at Matamorosu
ANTONIO COSTA
New Orleans. Oct. Is, 1861. No. Is Cusombo use st.
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The above SHtement Just true aud correct transcript from
the books Of the Company.
A. BROTHER, President.
JAMES II. WHEELER, Secretary.
g., srArxFoT LOUISIANA PARISH or ORLrAssR
Sworn to and subscribed before this The fourth day Of Ja
:, - - . D. F. MITCHELL,
4 Second Justice Of the Peace.
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Post-OHsce Notice.

POst-Ohice Notice. .-s
Thetoresong project for Foreign Mall fully entitled to
public confidence. Antonio Costa Esq., is New Orleans
chant Of responsibility and He has resident
of New Orleans for the last thirty years.
Letters intended for this Mail be enclosed along with
money required per tariff above envelope
dressed Cosa's Foreign MAIL Postmaster New or.
leaRs."
The Confederate Postage to this office be prepaid
... J. l.. RIDDELI, Postmaster.
New Orleans October Is, 1s6l ol9 eptf
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rARY NOTICES. There are several import
~ znllitary notees appearing this morning in our
soiutnns, Wsrefersour readers ID them.
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wa New ORLEANS. Feb g. 1862.
On the retirement of COL de Veuve the of this
organization, we, the. undersigned Officers Of the Regiment
Plan,e Life Guard, desire publicly express best wishes
for his health happiness and prosperity we do hope that
he will live TO render such service to hts his abilities
SO eminently qualify him tor. -..
T. J. HARRIS, a-
1t. Col. Co1nde. z. Il. G.
-- z- ira. F. CORNISH, Major,
fd4 2p3t aud Officers Of the Regiment
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SS-Notice-a take this method Of Offering
professional services free charge the families Of those
who absent from the city military duty Residence
Harmony street betwesn Pryana and Coliseum Fourth
District - p.
myN ae!f P. YEISER, n. D.
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ME. L
A. BROTHER, President.
.s"-, - rrfrv.,,r -- -

des llyres de Ia Compsgne. - ~
A. BROTHER, President.
" JAMES II. WHEELER, secretaita. &,
ETAT De IA LotIsfASE, PARoissg p'ORLEAgs}
Vile de Ia NonveIe oraebH !
1862. ,'T>'
u. F. MITCHELL,
ja6 got Justic De
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n9- Messrs. w. r. Adams, w. NJ. SempIe
and T. D. vapHorn have full Of Attorney per
passed before W. Fl. Peters, ESQ., Notary Public
MA J. o. NIXON
5-Hcrrtng's Patent Champion Fire and
aatt
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Proceedings
IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH,
Together with the ORDINANCES passed by said Conven
ton, lin both anguage and the CONSTITUTION Of the
amended.
For sale by
BLOOMFIELD STEEL, PETER o. DOENELL,
T. L. WHITE, HERBERT i ESCOUSSE
GEO. ELLIS, a' W.F.GoLDTEIWAlTE,
P.HAWEs& CO., &. EZEKIEL
7. FITzWILLlAM. rs
@-Osdsrs from the country filed At liberal discount
my2a 2ptf
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III GxoRdfA sI;oAD. The sDahIonega tGa.) Signal
says fhs yisla of the Lump county gold mines IN
1861 Haa greater than for many years previous,
nd belieYeas rom present prospects, that the
year 1852 WIN exceed u III d harvest Of yellow
/ dust. stt "A