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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-13

FOR SALE--Thst beautifully located RESI-,
DENCE on Fourth str et CANDLES HilI
directly opposite Prstt's Cottage. containing "a,
rooms. For q small sized family, no more dssjr,
bic location can be found in this city inquire
Ara Snyder, at Richmond Stove Work..
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WANTa,

NT ANTED.-A lady, we'll qualified ~
w teach MUSIC, Ton the Piano,l desires
very much TO procure class III kichm ond,
children preterred)
Terms moderate, TO sui the times. .Inose
Wishing 10 confer with her, ascsrtaining
terms, &c, Will please address, through the
Richmond Post Once, Nv. g. H.
fa Io-htE
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ID EIIt.tUE II .@FIiAl., CEUkGtt ELL

DElL.t:t UE II .NFIiAl.. CHURCH ELL.
ID RICHMOND, Va.
WHITE PATE Ts-in warts, So ;,sr week; In
pr. gate rooms " TO SIS per week.
nlAFss-S5 per week Less than week 4 /
per day ou: not to excead s. per week Frac.
ugas over the Teek, II cents per day
no * IA charges except Tor s1rsscal operations
ana tEsn Az additional lee Ranging from So to $50
WIZ % chaessd VI Bills payable on the reno
va, OF @Ae patient. y small pox admitted
covered tpfing wagon vi convey potieu,p 10
ana from The iiosistai when desired orders nav
DC isit ~ ne Hospital, OF ~ the office OF A T..
HoiLAp1f thirteenth s.sse betueen Main ana
Cary. -N
The fuofcriber, who nas been Connected with
tAe Institution since ais foundation, having tpkeD
IL nnaef his excia ve chargs. sided by eonloetent
ihAista-tA; soiicts continuance of tbs t;hersI
patronage OF Ms friends ard Of lie public gsu.
orally. ecu
Attending Physician and Surgeon
JAMES BOLTON II d,
urace ST., between 4th and 5lh.
ASSISTANTS:
y w. j.. BROCK, MD.
ti'1fen hi, cor. 18th d NaraSall stu
W. W COGGIN M
J.. - - Reg.dent Physc,su.
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hOTICE TO Suffers -SOUTHEgN
IN Ca DY mAHuFAUTORY.--I hsrs
just comn, eted ny Candy Factory, which en- AMI
gne 10 make 100 pouals Of Caniy 0s;iv ~
GERS ir>In .'.is date, VIII BE- aied with promu,.
ress for cash
Also, in store, Raians. Fil5ers Almonds, PEGS,
Mats, Pes Nata. Cracker, Cakes, ii barrels; Sar.
d;ass, Pickles.. dc.
ANDRfW ANTON,
B1ublerofGed Caady Ealnfae su1er,
fss i5f Mrin ai next tn II xch.uga Bank.
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LIFE Il FIRE INSURANCE..
r N S u Il A n u + {.

TN s U Il U E.
TIE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE IN.
RANCE COME ANY,
OFFICE, No. 1873,
Thoir new building, on Main street, next door tC
the Bank Of Virginia, Richmond.
CAPITAL. ........... $3.50, coo.
HUHPLUS............. 10000.
This old Institution Established by the Virgins
Legislature ard Ia successful operation for thirty
year3) continues to insure, il city and country
| sgains: loss or damage By fire, almost every de-
scrip:ion of property. &
| Sea risks on ships and cargoes, AMI risks on In
land transportation taken to all parts of the world
1t reasonable rates Of premium.
The very liberal share OF the public patronage
which ii has long received, operates In
liberal ald prompt settlement of claims which 1t
has ever been fts pleasure to observe.
Farmers. merchan Is, and citizens generally, may
be referred TO parties already insured in this Com
pany, in over 30 counties In the Stae.
Application, by letter OR othorwise, to the Preai
dent or Secretary, will meet prompt attention
DIRECTORS:
.cs. Allea, @. W. Purcell,
W. L OOwardin, JOS. p. Winston.
H. L. Kent II. A. Claiborne,
VIM. Palmer, Geo. w Smith,
A. K. Parker b. l.. Winston,
Jas. A. Inloes, K. H. Maury.
JE. Wordsworth, Sam1 p. Lathrop,
VIM. Beers, r. Cullen, n. D.
Tho& Samson,
W. L. COWARDIN Prest.
VIM WILLS Jr Secy. Oc l6-ts
III E. Fl 1H 3 F ASE M A R I N Z
RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION.
OH1ICI, No. l53 MAIN IN. f. Cor OF llrH ST..
RICHMOND, VA.
lChartered 18th March, 1887.
This old and reliable Institution, with ample ca
pital, and contingent fund carefully invested con.
tinues to insure Slaves, Buildings Merchandise, Of
every descriptions Househ old Furniture and family
Wearing Apparel Vessels, Carsoe- and Freight, al
the lowest current rates.
Losses adjusted and paid with all possible die
patch. DIRECTORS:
David Currie, Robt n. Burton,
@. L. Workman, Francis j. Barnes,
John Fl. Claiborne, John r. Eutlett,
John ]. Wilson, Thos. A. Rust,
Alex. CARAT, Geo. ". Gwsthmey,
Peter q. Warwick.
DAVID CURRIE, Prest
jobs j. WILSON, Treasurer.
II. II. BROOM. Secretary de PLY
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~ Aa,rbD-An iudu stg Sus sud tcaeat
w l. D,
About is or 10 years OF age. Must come we'll
recommended. Stea ~ employment. gwen. Ap.
ply ct LEWIS x KAYTON'S,
18Th between II Gin aud Gary ETC.,
Il IL - Richmond Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-13

AM AETED--An experienced aud industrious
wv s A W Y Il \,
To rcn 2 steam saw mill ct the Ca ION ENl Mines
in this county JAO. J. WEkTd.
fe ii-t8 Ascent.
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DISSOLUTIONs, a..

DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER.
SHIP.-The CO. partnership heretofore
existing between the undersigned, under the
dissolved by mutual consent on the Sth inst.
All persons having claims against the late
firm will present them to G Z Miles BRo
for payment; and those ind cd ted to the firm
will make payment to G MILss d BRo.
q. 4 MILES,
JOHN N. JENNINGS,
X. NJ. MALES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-13

49, - ~ 49, ALI,
TOK RENT-A LODGING ROOM ~,
very nice porch In front: al. cfa
Schad's Hotel, ON Broad, bstXeeu az, y'' .
18th streets, suitable Tor any sort Of sus,,a1d
Apply TO JUHN DOES's.
corner 9Th and Broad s.rests, or
house, on Broad, between 5,h and an ais
Re lists sH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-13

A PLANTATION
SEWING MACHINE.
Sloat's patent. 1t is In good order and has
been used about four months. Inquire at
| 100 Main street.
fe TT w. s TIJpMAN
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E'UR RENT-Two large
WAREHOUSE
Fronting on Gary aud Dock. streets between
10Th anO Goth. Apply to
ia Sow GEO. :. PALMER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-13

~ real good and gervicesble KNAPSACK, or
WATERPROOF C.IAT, CAPE, LE0GIES,
CATERS, HAVERSAJK, BLANKET, &C., 70
to the KNAPSACK Depot, corner Of Governor
and Main streets, ors' Mr.. Bpeucs's Clothing
Establishment where y~u will hnd full essort.
mont cheap. SutIers d companies supplied.
Ia S1-imt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-13

sSF AN"-iD.-A boy, II years old, wishes a
~ situation to learn the
GUARANTEEING BUSINESS.
address, II, - POST Office, Richmond, Va.
fe lt-3I&
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-13

~, Il 7 ED
~ r o II III E,
II euIface "perstiGps, al tbs Carbon Uiil Mires,
tea able = E(i l0E.S, from fls country.
$3.50. trusty and experienced DRIVER, for q
firm wagCa. JNO. J. " GETH,
f. Ills Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-13

w ONE HUNDRED MEN,
Z so il the batteries a Aqua Creek. All men
e:iistng in this gerv.ce viii, DO allowed fifty col
Lars AQunty. The battery is at the terminus of
the Fredericksburg railroad. Cali at the corner
Of I'm and Main streets fe LIT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-13

EXCHsA BRO n EfSs'

BLINKING HOUSE, !
OF r. T FOSTER i co kic'l lane, ,
WYE are the AGENTS for tAe bhsh
w WHITFIELD, a. Dalton, deoryls.
WILL for the present REDEEM ia oanSssiT az
the notes of the Bank signed by l. foLLn''
President -,..,,, l. M
Ia s7-d12t X. I fOsl -.
II 4 q h A N q L
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-13

The undersigned will continue the SAD
DLERY and HARNESS BUSINESS at the
old stand OF Miles. Jennings i o., under
the firm of G. z. MILES & BROTHER, and
solicit a continuance of the patronage so
literally bestowed upon the late firm.
g. T. MILES,
fe l2-ts X. NJ. MILES
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-13

TARM IN HANOVER FOR SALE
We offer for sale privately very con.
venieatiy located FARM in the eounV Oh
Hanover, two miles South Of the Court
House and thr 'e- quarters Of a mile from me
Central Railroad. The Farm contains one
hundred acres of most excellent land, WIZ Il
good meadow, and is considered one OF NE
most productive Farms of IS size in the eoaH'
ty. The buildings are very good. me dWsii'
ing Is t,ro stories, containing i've rooms VILE
garrets, 4 good school house, carriage
house, &c. IL Is considered one OF the oes'
locations for d professional gentleman III 'a'
county. Apply TO
REDWOOD KEACH. Auc''
jaSo-tf 81 nlaiu St, RCAmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-13

ITO RENT-A H,use OF PRIVATE pG
1 TERTAlNMENT, At Glover Station
the K1ehmond ana Danvills Railroad, "a nrs.
from Richmond. This House X tho ar. ,s.a Lis
the Railroad Company, and wss built vim ~.
view OF having convenient boarding plse. ".
officers and employees Of the Company. ,nS ~
al eating houae for the accommodation ~ a
sengers- IL is now vacant and the CompsuvSa
sires % rent Il. For term, and further ns..,
lars, apply At the Chico o, the R;ebrnnnd va
Danvills Railroad Company fa- aoa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-13

NOR RENT.-A Framed
n DWELLING
On tie corner of Locust and Tobacco Alley, con,
tanning two large rooms, porches storerooms and
Kitchen with two rooms, with a large yard. &c.
For terms, &c, apply to
ia 29-ts CLOPTON & LYNN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-13

LOR 6ALE--Private,y, q small FARv
Il the New Bridge Road, II miles sror, r,' u
mond, containing twenty acres, Of which tb. Hs1
about 10 acres cleared, tie balance In w.
There Is comfortable dwelling and tho ~,
out'buildings on the place. For further na,.,..
lara, app J to me on the premises.
| fo6 Cts = FLAW
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-13

LNOH kENT-The whole Of the ssconc -,
third stories of the building corn. sad
Main and 18th streets, two n sors rnnu, Of
the whole depth OF the building. Ana . .s
rooms over the store Of Mr.. Fayisr nr ", ,so
street. The whole. with q good entr.s s.a
from 18th street-not suited for families Ss
Re l0-lW h. Is. SPENIip
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-13

hbLE M
i CALLED "ROBIN PARK" HEN'
RICO COUNTY, SIX MILES EasT ~r
RICHMOND. NEAR The NEW KptnCrr
ROAD, CONTAINING 255 ACRES put
SALE.-At the request Of Mr.. Laauder s,,t..
we offer for sale the above valuable FARv saa
tanning 25S acres, OF which bali Is fine rss,a
Chickaho miny low grounds, and the remsipd-r !.
high land Of which orehslf ia heavily se, In ~
and timber. The buildings on the placs corsIa
OF an excellent brisk dwelling containing ssvs"
rooms kitchen, quarters large barn. stable ~,
There Is on the place very superior orchard -
This is Justly regarded as a mos, vaus be Pam
as besides the soil being equal TO any IN tia VI
cinity, the q eighborhood Is equal 80 the best
For terms, apply to
10 lSODNIN 4 ApprpA1ar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-13

hISSOLUrlON.-Ths CO par taership hereto.
IL fore existing under the name Of SPENCE
CAREY was dissolved by mutual consent en-
the LIST inst The business will hereafter pe cen.
ductsdin the name Of e. b. SPENCE.
II. B SPENCE,
Ats e. w. CAREY
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AFURS lsHED gorsv

A ho7ss, handscmely built, and furnisb.a
situated on az agreeable part of P,anklln Ia. .ad
win be rented TO . good tenant. Addrss. "es',
giving name OF applicant and place 4. vs,.s
IN be seen. 70 II sc1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-13

IXT ANTED-
w A SUBSTITUTE
On board q. S. Steamer
''Patrick Henry
as Ward Room Steward.
Apply AT the Dispatch Office. Re lO-N-
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EET ANrED.- A PLY SiCIAN wishes to buy
- small F. kA, of from 100 to 800 acres,
TitsIn twenty u thirty miles Of Richmond, and
near tie river or ne of the railroads He wants
good dwelling and oihsr houses, and would pre-
Ter W buy the situation o. some rracticing ply 81
cas-. lie Will pay cash, or give Richmond pro.
p@r'y 10 exchange. Give particular description
All he price ana eidre-s, tor enc month,
&2l--lmS n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-13

nESiRABLh RESIDENCE Al PhIFAI
IL SALE We offer for sale. prgaisly Z
vsry pleasantly located FAMILY RESIDENCE
On Leigh street.. near Buchanan's Spring ibe
Lot fronts 10 fest on Leigh street, running osck
I76 feet aud has ON IL an excellent House ecu.
tslni- eli ht rms, with large por,icos ront Ma
rear. All the buildings Of tae best insiefisi''
and nearly new, having been built cny Twelve
months. There ia slso on the 10, well OF excel
lent water, and many desirable fruit trees.
A bargain may DO had If early application
made to IA REDWOOD Il KEACH,
Auctionesrs and General Agents
Ia 2I-ta No 81 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-13

TOWER FOR RENT. intending 70 erec,
buildings Oh the lot corner Cary and 10th
Parker, to accommodate my business, i shall
be able to furnish to one cr more tenants
about 10-horse Power, and will arrange the
buildings with special reference to The use
desired, providing early application Is made
to the 81 bscriber, at the Richmond Stove
Works fin 22-tsl ASA SNYDER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-13

NOR RENT-Possession given immediate
ly, the brick dwelling house on 10th Of.
between Main and Cary SITS. The house
contains 9 rooms, besides the basemen! -
There is a large lot attached 70 the houss
with stable on ii, and n we'll in the yard
Also, two desirable wooden tenemen,s on
adjoining lot. Terms reasonable. Apply u
THOS. & SAML HARDGROVt.
in 6-lmt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-13

NOR SALE OR EXCHAEGE for property lp
n or near the city of Richmond, ny FARM.
situated two and half miles from Norfolk con
.aining 100 acres, with improvements. For pr
ticulars, address B. 3. BUTT,
~ Richmond 0,
WIN s BUTT,
In l0--1mt A. Norf,Ik Vs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-13

nlHSO LUTION.-1he co-partnership OF
H. WATKINS & FICKLEN pires this day
BY Limitation. Either of the subscribers may use
the name Of the firm in liquidation. Our books
and accounts will be found In our office, on the
second floor Of our late storehouse l59 Main st.,
where all persons Indebted to Us will please cali
and make immediate payment; and those having
uept. j. Is. WATKINS
JAS. b. FICKLEN.
Richmond jan l, 1863. iao-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-13

NJ ANTEUA-A s,tua,sou a. MTNIEG GAP.
w TAIN. by thoroughly practical Miner,
from Cornwall, England. The suhser,bsr hss "a
the most thorough experience In gold. silver con-
por, IRON, ard led mines; ave years In the cold
insnss o. Virginis, and four in Cuba Good refer.
ssies gwen. Address p. O." Wiidsrueaa Post
tsii.es. sspo,zyv~Dis cnrnty. Va isI-1ms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-13

nISSOLUTIONO OF CO.PARTNERSHIP
IL The partnership herstofore existing under the
sty.e Of A. BODEKER & GO, having expired
January l, 1862, BY limitation, and the decease of
Mr.. WIN. BODEKER. the undersigned has asao-
brother, Mr.. HENRY BODEKER, on the same
terms that existed In the former concern, and will
continue the d u @ AND APOTHECARY
BUSINESS att he old stand, 40. 10 Main street,
under the sane name. A. BOUEKER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-13

In Withdrawing from the firm of j. Y.
SUNDHERH L. GO, l return my thanks 20
my frjen DIS and customers for their patr onage
during he last six years, and tak1 pleasure
in recGm amending my late par tner, Mr
CHARLES LUNU1E, who will continue
the LOUKING- and = IL L U Il Z
FRAME BUSINESS, at the old stand, to the
patronage Of the public. -
feS-SWs J. V. SUNDBERG.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-13

For sale r,,,,y
II ITS RADON h hssS'
,Ilp Ait,Np EIIrS AND OIL WGhh~'

bICHMONU GLUE AND UlL WIN"
II ,,..n,;,,. 40
The Above concern is now manu- &C. u'' i'b ..ss
psrior article of MACHINE OIL, wnWI ID
ex,snsvely used by r,i.roads iissh'no ss,,..s
manufactures In tie stat, AID whisa u
cd 70 work YELL GA sny ki'd OF ihae'i. eHr,rs
FOOT OIL pcppksy
They also make an Article OF AXLE " aa..sr
suitable sor abroad cara, wagon, @S - az
masters, railroads, de-, can Do suPP"''
quantity ,.,,a 20 Cd &
In few. days va shall be p'siTTs
ders for slf the different kigds Of oLoh. .,,,, Il
Tha mi ssa b. had At retail IS the I'm '',' a
Mr. q N. LANGLEY, 18Th street.. ess"o'a -
and Carr, where orders may bs ie!a I,aSE
ny. O., Box le77" hENh y,as.s,nrs.
fsA-t1fs e----~~
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NM a N 7 n-l 900 cords PERSlMMON
wv TIMBER, Suitable for manufacturing
Shoe Lasts, for which the highest cash price win
be paid. Also, the pu bic tn know thst we have
on ha1d and are constantly manufacturing all
kinds Of Shoe LASTS and Boot and Shoe TREES,
at our manufactory on 18th street, In Of
Shockoe Warehouse.
ia 22-lm< BOYLE, GAMBLE g. co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-13

Eight thousand dollars worth of beau tiful
SILKS TO be sold cheap, from IS cents q yard
to 81 per dress. They are on consignment
from large importing house, with orders to
sell the goods. Cali early, and secure good
Silk Dress at low prices.
BENNETT & TOLLESON,
fe 7-5t l59 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-13

Thankful for the past liberal patronage bestowed
on them. they hope, by strict and faithful sttsn.
ton to their business, to merit good share of the
same in future.
tal0-ts A. RODEKER & co
Al b. n. BROUNELL 10 admitted s partner in
WI our buSiness. CLARKEON L. co
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-06
HOW THEY ARE MADE.

Wrghs Southern Indian Vegetable Pills have teen Hitherto
solely and mainly PREPARED fill special orders from
Physicians druggists planters, and other regular
who them altogether account of the knowledge that
they made Of pure, simple and scaeieus Ingredients and
because of their confidence in Dr. Wright being free from
the imputaon Of offering anything the trade that pure
and genuine The Of dslns the plants and puri
fling the essential elements from all foreign matter (which
mainly the discovery of that great Chemist Dr. Toeyp has
alone enabled him make these Pills sufficiently
sonabe place them before the pub general remedy.
Fhe following certificate from the vel analytic chemist
Dr. Preston is sufficient guarantee their purity:
Dr.. JOHN WRIGHT:
SirAt request have subjected s the Of analysts
quantity Of yon Southern Indian Vegetable Pills
random and take pleasure certifying that found hem
contain hing deleteos the human SYSTEM hut the
contrary they the sudorc, Duetc Expsctoran and
Cahartc properties in rena aby HARMONIOUS combinat
my opinion they the creates; sal remedy
known 10 the world. ; $3.50 e. e. y"
500, Respectfully, g4=.&5g-
| A. D. PRESTON, NJ d.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-06
TIE sTImONY OF A MINISTER. q

In this pec think worth while publish letters
received gentlemen whose high standing renders their
testimony Of little weight with people Of common
One from the Rev. j. +. Barret, wi known and loved
throughout Arkansas and lately called new field of
labor in Northern Texas who Dr. John Wright under
date of The 20h Of September, 1855 as follows.
You little know the good which has been accomplished al
ready by those few boxes of Pills recommended at
that visit They have been blessing many unfortunate
OF my little ock and in all this neghhorhood they
hailed the harbinger OF health am satisfied my
dear FRIEND that you under emae ed their value the
time you explained their effects Such and pleasant
remedy before given helpless by his merciful
AuGhorn fs-E ~ 49, = s-- VI .@a2' Pr. r.' 7#"
The other wealthy and successful planter Of Aaba-
ma, which we insert entire 81 Hss =.---
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-06
LETTER FROM Al PLANTER.

a. g Ro EvALE, Ala, Nov T. 1860.
Messrs. John wrightj& Co,
New Orleans, La:
GantlemcnEncoed please nd my check No. 1911, at hte
days sight Mobile for Sl9 So in settlement Of account
You will please forward three dozen boxes of
Wghs Southern Indian Vegetable Pills. They the great.
thing across and heavy medical bill,
yearly my place. The directions plain and easily
derstood that my finds difficulty in treating
of sickness that his knowledge, with propness
and perfect Ny healthier and stronger
than those OF plantation know and canddy confess it
opinion aud that of til this agreeable
solely due the which taken Of them at the first
complaint Sickness their being treated by of
Pills them altogether in family and would
not be without supply for small fortune. This
high praise you, you it is nothing less
at once, and by the route as BEFORE
Yours, truly, .-- 5- .,s
THos. Q. HENDERSON.
From DIR. HUMPHREYS Charleston S. c. have rebeved
the following honest letter. written him by but worty
strong and stawnrt soldier in the army Of
Southern Independence: '-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-06

9aliIitafv Nsgtnes.


= RI HEApQU AnTERs lsr BRIGADE, lsT DIVISION
"a st de 81 LOUISIANA voLUSrEER TROOPS ,,o
sEs y es r. sS 1s Ssse
H. xsixsa M ad sappsd Volunteer +, TIT o.
5: 1sas y 1ts go Az,
'Af "sf @s Vii C &c s @
side The rsht resting Common street. IN TIE FOL
Sis Tss, h. i e.,
g. aads not na ,ss ses
IThe officers IN command The above corps are charged
tho ground punctn4Ily q the hour a,gnaed Trey are
'IISrhe unif ea Officers Of The Militia a9t
They VII! position The ght Of the Ina
L. A. cHs X i5tS5 q Colonel COMMANDING
= Il i S577t1 I7IT5VTts Baliil ~
HEApqUAsrkia !ouisI AZ i i;t
:ss S'sf
III Nh Sf% N
wards in observance Of lay to s m II IN s anne t.
'Af rhs ins vii promptly 4 The hos
en- south side of Caaa street, the right re'''h OIL
sas;n5gsd ss Ai A s
ieces The Cavalry Infantry with such AIMS as ''s ~
nay corps will the for and rear ri
line 10 bs kept the nature OF the groana
pss ESeseac s1a kuss Gs;
svt and sk esesssd 10 take
he cerrmon.s OF he day Colonel cornrandi'g russ '
a lis con mind will appear in all uniform OH the &C. ~
* yT,Ieu Col Chas Massie andEg Reg mem -
leans Guard. Col A. Rochersau conns"dM;g R R
" E 40 e. E.pano.es Col Ferri.r commanding Regime
french Volunteers Col F. Bartlett connanainf hesT,
tas eas P,d Sajr G. pss Nall. eommsdi H.
8 ;;o Inarp. ndent renct Volunteer Major G. hnddeeh
n coTraudhg battalion Hama Gnatd. Major C. IaIE
commanding Orleans Guards Cavalry csp T. s",g 90
81 uauding Sappers Mile Cafi A. Gnsol colin.
~ Rsse Se ORLEANS Artillery Capt. ". Il. Clark coninsndi
id aay cite Ar efy Capt f.. .. Tuner command!9E 1ean
:ard Bate ged with the eHecu''oh VI 'h'' va
q Shin illeir respective comnGnds
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-06
OFFIcE HOnE MUTUAL INSURANCE
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- NEW ORLEANS, January 4, 62.
In accordance with the this Company and an act
Of the Of louisiana No. TO- approve II of u 'rcl
" public notice hereby gwen that the following cefohta
OF p,oHis Us, tie OF 1851 with accrued interest tereon) remain
unpaid Company. # not claimed By The legal owner or
orners within thirty days from the frat publication OF h'h
notice the same will inceed and annulltd AMI the amonhs
thereof credited the contingent count on the books OF inns