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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-02-27

reRus OF ADyERrIsING.

One saaarc three weeks or less $780,
zach ionalinsertion 25 cents Larger advertisements
On proportion Less than half square 10 he chargedas haf
s..,r~ orr half square he charged whole
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-11-29

CLumSs E,rssy TRANS Miss D'rr.
Linus l.Dr ARK, OT 20 g.
That ihe llHH4- unw 10 the ti-ld eN
posed 10 thy f...r Of the arproachin.
winter ma, D. upujed with clothing
agents and clothing iepois have been
established il.a hlut this entirs mill
mry department ln oXas fully author
lzcd rapr ufjNe of the Trans Nis.
slsslpp Z 'I Bureau are Col. : j.
GfrFH Chel Agent Tor Southern ray
us and Mpzirn Hauurcd nt san Auto.
uia and Capt 4 L WRIgm Chief
Agent ior Northern Texas stationed a.
jefferson. ~ nth'r agencies heretofore
established iu ih-y respective districts.
unless approved by the Chief Ageot.
above nnmel ar having special authority
from the Chic. "i the Clothing Bureau.
are hereby auauNei
Al Clothing Agents acting in Tex
as. ith of Huntsville will report a.
once either 10 Icr-ou or by letter to
Col. GWfFIrn and oil north OF that
place. VIII ia like manner 10 Capt
Wmaul stat.te ia 'ul what they have
doue AMI what amount Of supplies can
probably be obtained. and Impariing any
other pertinent information
Al Qaartprmasters and other officers
engaged in procuring army clothing are
requested To confer uui 60 operate with
ihc Chief Agents Of the clothing Bureau,
that ihr best interests of the government
may bc -uh-cryol and our troops The
more ceriaiay uppiied with ottnr
The Chief agent Of this Bnruu for
th purchase IT Wool, is Mr. JoHy b.
EaaIg. at Waco Y illagc aud all persons
having wool TO- sale will please make
tho itct know to him.
The principa agents and dcpots being
Of san Antonio aud Jefferson other
lsrurI.s and dauafs will be established
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-11-29


number ran..GssltIs over a urrsle asF~s
lal FaHk bic srig 1n Hssrst~
I attfuut.d a. rr.sas under & w. ~ saUH
/ Ile Clnisds rsis- f..is'"d them ssces--iH.r
.IDfts haun. Wien tht 40 60 So f-lftI.
We captured twelve ~ t1u1s~r oar joss
!. mo- A' fsr A. heard fram
= I.HuunA No, It.-|4Ha~ s 'alj %.
/ ~ Na.. n4s ticeu tpi lteA 'r- ,afg %. Wa
lie former y represented tlis district 10 tts
/ O. s. Congress. and W.. rem-af ~ me
, Peace Csugfv,s
Gag u tr4se boat sr.ycG q icy faff
Yesterday Amoug the ps~@suss- we're NV.
lpfll tsfs. near relative. o. Jaig, tampn'.
[ uf Alabama Among the ts.uraa3 pi-o1rfH
! there ~erc s,Yetal N su aAi 49, g'~lu..
{ Thy have hrcu stsgrs days On ItnsH nrHfi
aud tonscQ1cstif bring 90 very let uera
( from the North. They all rop esant iift
/ lilrnsdcs arms had been deip rl.,E-d ~
Mcclellan removal that event having nesf
{ ID caused revolution among the fe1e'A|
troops whole fegimrnts u Is sai1, ihreF
down their arms and ~ re-. sho were ofneipd
/ o. arrest :hcn refused r. Do 20. ''snera
/ iisIlc.k eiyltra The army and saccseae0
pseifyng The malDoHhls.
( The B4lfIma Pc American, o. saturday
AFTERNOON haa dispatch ffom If -
/ stating taat IL 9l. Coluerer and uH-.v.
/ of Me. lellsa tl :. wen zent q Wa.t.H,
! uu the ltth Ind arrest report Isfn
, that other member ~ No, iellar Htaf svfH
, 20 be pgt under arrest TIE chsrges
/ them -r uns 41sn.
| Gen Randolph. whose comm Hs.,
! ad'of General remained IN force"
/ led f. DUTY nthe hcld.
A dispatch says orce more tae =
az, evidently trying 'asiT con 60 g 'm
/ maf.A Whatever u.ay ta tie tar
new eader, WI Is go fvugIh 3 u., b.
! tine hpf.1ltau tas. tAVfs can fa NHf .ft
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-11-29
ADMINISTRATION NOIICE.

| EirtRS ot administration on the
l. estate Of j W Alexander deceas
ed were granted 70 the undersigned hy
the County Court OF Pamela County.
TcSg, pertaining 10 estates Of deceased
p.nou. &c. at thg May term. A. u.
lsG2 Thia is therefore to notify all
persons holding claims against said es
tate 10 present them within the time pre-
-crihed by low aud those indebted 20
mike immediate pa, ment
V VI ALEXANDER, Adm'x.
Nov :. 1852 u1-6t
The New York herald., 1862-11-21

Wheat again declined 1c. &c with sales of 10S 900
bushels at 81 40 81 So for white, and 81 35 81 43 for
red aud amber Western, 81 10 a 81 "a for Milwaukee
cub and amber spring, and 81 is 81 % for Chicago
spring end 81 So for red State Corn essentially
altered with saes Of 81 900 bushels mixed Western at
TO-. 70zc closing at 7oc for sound, 5Sc 6gc for un
aud heated 73c for Western yellow and 15c. for
Western white. Rye was In demand at soc. 92c 1900
shells Of barley were sold at 81 42R 81 521s. Oats
continued in limited request at CSC. 6Sc per bushel
CorFrE.-Ihe market, though quiet, was firm The
included 800 pockets lava at 3c $50 bags Maraca
bo at 32lc., and 100 bags Costa Rca at soac.
COTToN-ihcrc more eagcrness TO sell. to-day, and
the priccs OF middin quoted dCwn to 6sc 6oc
mostly at 6ssc &c., but the inquiry was limited, and
the actual transactions unimnortant
FREGHTs.-1he market was firm, but the business was
hight 10 Iverpfo oil there shipped 75 bbls apples
q 3s l4000 bushels wheat, in ships bags, at Cd l0d
Sy an Amerc foreign respectively 200 bbs
oxide & 4d also by foreign vessels 200 erces
lard and 100 boxes bacon at ss and 400 packages OF
Sol took 900 bbs -four at 2s 3D., ana foreign vessel
$50 uerces lard and so hdds. talow at BIS. Cd.
HAy-There less activity In the market for North
river, which, however, was quoted frm at 65c. Soc
HEMr.-Salcs were unimportant, but prices were wen
supported.
Hor-A fair business was reported IN now crop AZ loc
'Tus we're in demand at 81 25 for Eastern per NJ.
LINZ Common Rockland was inquired for at soc., and
lum at S5c. per Dbl.
MorAsrs sales were confined to a small lot Of New
Orleans at 43c., and so hdds Barbados at 44c.
OrIs-There quotabe change in the market for
any other kind than petroleum, which was sold down 10
G25s a $50 for crude and soc q 81 for refined.
PROyIEONs.-A good demand prevailed lor PORK, WnlcN
advar ccd to sl3 rs &13 81 for and $l1 SO $il
q for PRIME with sales Of 2oo bbls. Beef continued
quiet with sales q 26 bbls a. sl2 $l3 for plain and
SI3 SO $14 extra $50 tierces prime mess and
In ia ness beef sold t.; 900 bbls and terccs
lard within Of from 91lc 9Jsc, and 500 boxes
bacon for Immediate and future delivery at Jkc asc
Butter found ready buyers At 2lc 26c for state and
lSc zoe. for Western Cheese continued In brisk de-
mand at &C. a 100.
Rcr-Thero was no important movement In this
article W day.
l1Mc. -.
SrGA.s-The market retained hs hrmness, though
there was less activity apparent Sales ranspred Of only
600 hhds At 10c IL &c. for New Orleans, and l0c
lOl<c. for Cuba
The New York herald., 1862-11-21

steamer America, Of the Roberts line, with pas
ssngers, &C., from San Francisco. The event had
. tendency to dspress the price Of Pacific Mail
The New York herald., 1862-11-21
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

AsHxs firm at sHc. for pots and &c. for pearls
with light stocks and moderate inquiry.
BREArsrurFs-Holders or -four eager to sell
to-day, and prices again reduced &c. 1oc, with
only moderate demand both from the home trade and
for shipment and sales OF 600 bbls State Western
coo bbls Canadian and 900 bbls Southern were made
The New York herald., 1862-11-21
r. rIvE.-TwENTY YEAR SIX PER CENT BONDS
COUPON AND REGisTkkED,
In concentrations OF

$50 $iW, sou. Si,Wp nnd $o.WU.
Nv on I'm nd aud frr sale ut tPAR. - -
INTEREST TO CONMENuss rhoM DATE VI roH
IT, t,.rs ON these Bonds al the rate oil 6per cent
- arnnm payabc ist ot May and November. In gold
h,cS al ,hc present o. premium on gold isequvaen
Thrx arc he cheapest government security now In the
mnrkc and ray the largest interest," on ther cost - ,
"a. an ,cs, eyaslc of all the bonds Of the government
T,., nre he bonds upon which tie government now re-
lies through the confidence and patriotism oil the people,
tor somnnsu nnhu w. ie ic facilitate investment In them
~ 80 ,ha,n nore accessible the public and every dol
lar invested IN them through , Nv numm,o"'e' W ~ e
and Immediate support OF the g.vern,,en''
" FISK HATCH, -. - 4,
yNr r,,s ard pEAiI;Ks IN ~ o government and
, ahar ,'1siiabr SECURITIES. IS WALL STREEr., -.
Deposits received, collections made ,oans n1hoeu' so''
e.n.,rut vouchers bought sold and conocsca, 20
The New York herald., 1862-11-21

1os BowERy. MADAME wIDGER CLAIRvoYANT
100 and gifted Spanish 'aly unveils the mysteries of
futurty love- absent friends scknes precrbes
medicines all Diseases tells lucky numDers property lost
or stoler. a.
The New York herald., 1862-11-21

THE GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD Is THE
accomplished Madafnc Byron froR Paris who be
consulted with The sre,es, connaence all affairs Of NE;
drunken ana unaiihfu husbands; has
you bcIoved by hearts IDOL and brings
those long scpaiatcd Ladies' 25 cents Kesdeucc g Third
avenue. Twelfth street
The New York herald., 1862-11-21

nj B.-wHo HAS NOT HEARD OF THE CELE-
1vs brated Madam BREWSTER twho has removed to No.
Ss Broadway above Eighteenth street, over the picture
eor.) and VINO be consulted with entire sasactinf
She has no equal She tells the o future wife or hus
band also that OF her visitor II you wish truth give her
call
The New York herald., 1862-11-21
WHO WOULD NOT 90 TO MAKE THEIR FORTUNE,

renowned English prophecies universally acknowledged
of all asrooists who guarantees
who wealth and happiness
TO nipar them information OF the utmost Importance
relative lawsuits absent friends,
marriage hidden treasures and troubesfn fact
all affairs in lite Brave soldiers, learn doom OF
glory life death. II seek your own prosperity and
felicity yoa not delay visit or address BY letter this
highly gifted and beautiful lady at lo sixth
opposite Eighth street Miss Ia the only person In this
city who has the genuine Roman aud Arabian alsmans for
love- coed luck and business aairswarranted Tor lfe
Lucky numbers gwen also highly respectable city cfc
Drunkenness cured, and unfahfu wives and hus
The New York herald., 1862-11-21

THE MILITAATs
NEW YORK CADETS ARM0kr, S6S BROADWAY
In Young gentlemen Of 10 10 Is OF desiring
join Company A 'of this corps. win tomorrow
O'Clock Y. H., at the Armory.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-13

1.-THE endorsement Of their virtues by every leading phycian
who has tried he and their general their practice
be recommendation 10 the public, then Wgha Southern
Indian Vegetable Pills haze claim upon the popular conf
dence which be up ohers that we know Of On
this subject induced 10 insert the following extract Of
private letter from the venerable m Eenshaw one Of the abes,
and most experienced leaders Of his profession the whole
SOUTH: ~ N 575
It may be said that am inaring the prestige my prof
sion by acknowledging how uh Its can be dispensed
with but permit no narrow preadees Of that nature sway
considerations OF duty toward those have placed
their bodily webeing much in my keeping might easily
have told them these Pills Of preparation bnt that
adhere to the good old principles 4 Give the
things that Cesar Ny advice all who are within the
range Of practice is to keep Pills by Them at
first warning which disease gives Them taking en-
according to the directions and keep UP their until they
certain they have driven of the In nine out
ten where am afterwards called in only same
Instructions and patients their health spite
themselves and greatly the annoyance establishment of
those who firmly believe they cannot be cured OF any
without swallowing immense quantity o. dis
gusting drugs. .' III IN E' @"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-13
WHAT ARE THESE PILLS.

Composed Of the simple Of plants common to
most Of the woods in central Alabama Mississippi these
Pills combine remarkable degree the great curative
powers known modern SCIENCE assisting Nature to exps all
disease from the system without crushing It's elasticity or poi
sonn Its courses by the of drugs
mineral agents. f.' . g-a ~ 4 'tS.z ,tls sasS4
There is not remedy used by the medical profession
known to the scope Of science that cones such peec
ton and with such harmonious results the four agencies
of healththe Sudofc tbs Durec Expectornt and the
Cathartc. r-..at2 F
This Is not patent medicine These Pills have
for They analysed by chemists They
have received the fullest from the most enfnen,
medical and they have never failed snecess
No pretensions Of originality made In their no as
sertons Of astounding discoveries in impossible
are set no effort Is made to deude hunbug any ono
All that claimed is that these Pills been proven 70 be
remarkable remedy operating with certainty npon the whole
SYSTEM prompt 10 their effect agreeable their nature ana
harmless for evil as bread and water. y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-13
TESTIMONY OF A MINISTER,

received from gentlemen whose high standing renders the
testimony of no little weight with people Of sense
One is from the Rev. j. s. Barrett widely known and lovet
throughout Arkansas and more lately oled field
labor in Northern Texas who Dr. John Wright unde
da,e Of the 10Th Q. September 1855 as follows: "
Yorlitte know the good which has been accomplished
ready by those few boxes Of Pills you me
that visit. They have blessing many unfortunate
erber of little uck and in all this neghhorhood they
are hailed as the harbRser OF health satisfied now In.
dear friend, that undereslinned their value at tn
time you explained their effects Such and peasan
remedy before given 10 helpless by his mercfu
Author"
The other from wealthy successful planter of Alabn
ma, which We insert entire - AZ To-. t.I...#-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-13
HOW THEY ARE MADE.

ge y -.ig r 10y
Wghs Southern Indian Vegetable Pills have been hitherto
solely and are now mainly prepared fill special orders from
physicians druggists, planters and other regular custoers
who use them altogether of their knowledge that
they are ade Of simple and ecacious Ingredients and
because Of tne confidence Dr. Wright being free from,
the impnat;on Of offering anything to the trade that
and genuine The dsting plants and pur
Tying the essential elements from all foreign NATTER (which was
mainly the discovery Of that chens Dr. Torey ta,
alone enabled him to make these Pills sufficiently res
sonable to place them before the public general remedy
Fhe following certificate from analytic chest
Dr. Preston Is suthcen: guarantee Of their purity:
DR.. JoHS WRIGHT 81 tsS " ~ tft#5i sTe# ~
SAt your requss. have subjected the analysis
quantity OF your Southern Inan Vegetable Pills selected
random and take great pleasure certifying found then
TO contain no hing deetetas TO the hunn system on the
contrary they possess the sudoSc Diuec Expecoraht ans
Caihasic properties iii remarkably harmonious eoubna ion
and opinion is that they the geaes universal remedy
known TO the World y + sssg5}a'sEfs - !,
~ NJ H.ss+ Respectfully, r. -r&k
, .gra. . n ppEcToN{ n,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-13
LIVER COMPLAINT.

Dr. Humphrie3: 81" d. SD. a5-,. sf5l65
Dear sir-1 don't ksow what to say make you know how
grateful feel for those boxes Of WghB Ssuhen Indian
Vegetable Pills you After having suffered SO
many years, and thought going get my health
be worth good days work. an strong hearty
as my life and that after having tried every
thing else ever heard OF and getting all kinds Of DOCTORS who
could tell me affection Of the liver but could not cure
it, although God knows took enough Of their prescriptions
If the prayers of poor like will help you any, doc
tor, you have mine. fg2s ~ '4rt-'s .s7-
Yonts, gratefully and truly, ai1
49, ~ ~, JoEN ". SIMMONS.
Send for circular Of these Pills contains ll and inter
esng facts with important suggestions The sick aud suffer
ing complete directions for the of the Pills and special
card to females which every Of tie ough. read
WRIGHT,s SOUTHERN INDIAN VEGET-
ABLE PILLS I@
Are manufactured expressly for pse in the 80,
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
Under the personal direction OF Dr. joan WRlsHT in his
pharmaceutical Laboratory, New Orleans. -,
}. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
Sole PToprietors
Nc y ohastses Erect New eI'ss.s. b
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-13
f. M1CHoT, Deputy Clerk.

del Nouyelle- Orleans. : POREE.-No l6,4;9
Wis est par lie present fonne aux creau-
a cers de Ia de eures
CELIA pen' eoncsner dsyor dedue dix ons
presente lie Curaeu succession ne sera poin ap
prouve ct honologu les fonds reparts con
tcrmement dit compile. -
Par ordre de la Cour.
felOl4l9 E. NIGJOT Dsuute Graf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-13
LEGAL NOTICES.

sreoSn s ns1E,s1 fsuceEssIoN OF ME. NJ.
NOTICE 15!s Is hereby given to the creditors
show within days from the present notification
they have why the presented by the Curator
Of this estate should be hoologated and approved
distributed in accordance Herewith. - y ~ :
By order of the Court. s... .-. l-.5*- = r.
F. auCHOT Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-13


..s.-- e. -, 4 Office 10 Camp street,
SATURDAY. 18th inst, at 12 o'clock NJ,
oce Royal street, by order and for of the city of New
Orleans the highest bidder without reserve, the following
the Of The opening Of Moreau rect will Sold tow
ONE LOT OF GROUND. with the improvements thereon,
Peter Chartges date Moreau Emire Congress Streets
designated BY he No on plan by Louis Pills City Sur
bs dep Of 5ssween Des and an os
the Of Elmre and Chartre Gate Morea) with
the improvements thereon, consisting Of onestory Frame
ONE Lot Of GROUND, with the improvements thereon,
III the Third District Of Ibis city i'll the bounded by
gnaed by the measuring p feet Elmire street,
by depth y feel between parallel line and forming the
Of Charities ae Moreau and Eire Streets with the I'm
proveents heeon sting of Frame Building Cistern
e,S;, cts o-r, ~, mkt, ,.,..
in the square bounded by Charres Gate oea Royal Cor.
and Independence designated by the No. and
Lot No 81 feet inches front Congress
the Charres Gate Norean) and Congress
Lot No. 81 feet inches front Independence
the o. hartres dse oreau) Independence
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, in the Third District, in the
bounded by Peter ChareS date Moren Congress and
Independence streets, designated by the Nos and i.
Lot No. 80 feet front Congress street by
ner Il ih.rtres Ils,e M,rean and Gopg ess streets
Lot No measures 81 feet front Independence street
corner Ghartre date Aoreau and Independence
Ht-TERMS ihira cash balance in years
credit in the of the purchasers TO their order bear
ing xix per inIeres. from tie of sale maturity, and
eight cent thereafter, If not punctnRl PAID with special
mortgag property sold until final payment. The pur
expense and will be required 10 comply with the
and conditions OF The sale within fifteen days the day
perry adjudicaed to them vi for their account and
risk without the ormae Of legal default and without any
Acts sale before c. E. rorter, Notary Public,
pense of the purchaser. fef
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-13
FELIX LAGRoUE, Treasurer
CONsTABLE,S SALES.

sEcoSn JUSTICES CouRr, }T 81 WATERMAN vs. "A; E.
RX XlR s,l T., Of writ Of fieri nactas, to
the Peace for the parish of Orleans in the above emitted suit
will proceed to sell at public auction, WEDNESDAY, the
26h day of February 1862 IL o'clock NJ, Basin
(lHte ST. john, Common street
THE IMPROVEMENTS erected by defendant the prop
of plaintiff Basin Common street, consisting
wooden building, and used by defendant for stable
Seized in the above sn
TERMS-Cash on the spot 49, t
VIII. WATERS, Constable.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-13
f. NIoHoT. Dspnte Gyefaer.,

Scoop S DIsTn1er .couR72 sucGEssIoM OF THOMAS
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
OF this estate and to all other herein interested
they have why the presented by Admins
ratriS Of this should honoogaed approved
the funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
By order OF the Court. ~.
E. MICHQT, pepuiE Clerk.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-13

BEgS1ExE cogE DE EIs1R1cr sUGCESsI0N DE THOMAS
de u Nouvele- Orleans. ) STEtNFELS-No 1s.399.
A Wis Wis est pr lie present donne aux cream
celia peut Gavor dtdure dix iours
la presente publication les asons pour esquee pre-
point appronve ct homoogu les fonds mains psis
conornement au dit COMPETE
Par crdre de Ia Colr.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-13
OFFICE CITIZENS' MUTUAL INSUR-
" ANCE COMPANY. ., r

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 10. 1852.
The following Certificates OF Scrip tho Issue of 1853
ther with the interest accrued thereon unclaimed in this
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-13
FOR RENT---FOR RENT
NEW INFIRMARY.
DR.. REYN Ids
THE UNRIVALLED CANCER DOCTOR,

D R. REY N o Ids,
THE UNRIVALLED CANCER DOCTOR,
Would inform his friends and the public he rented
and completely fitted In6ruary the spacious ee.
giant mansion No. 10 Bsronre street. between
Streets where he will devote all his CURE
Of CANCERS in their scald Heads White Swell
ings aud Ulcers Of every description
He REFERS with much pleasure, the certificate
MADAM A. CHAPPELI, well-known and highly respect
able lady CT this city
49, Copy Of Certifcate,l
new ORLEANS, Oct. IL, 1861.
This to certify tina. the Undersigned Of the city
OF New Orleans for number of years. and residing No
52 Erso street. had been for long time afflicted with Can
in her breast In order have removed the under
signed applied to DIR. Warren Sone who operated three
different times without eHecting Subsequently,, ap
piled to DR. REYNOLDS under whose the Cancer
was efectually removed and perfect made take
this means of doing justice Dr. Reynolds and in
Others similarly afflicted may avail themselves of his valuable
services.
NIL If g. A. CHAPPELI.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-13
Drux1rxr JUSTICE DE PAX 1T. $. WATERMAN VS.. A.

paross ps" ao g. Carbon h. C. NO $685.
I'm VERTU dun writ de fieri facias, q moi
e adrese par Honorable D. f. MITCHELL Seconde Justice de
Paix Ia parose a0rldans dams raare cidessus 10
procederR lie MERCRED1, 26 dc fevrer 1862 midi Ia
du Basin autrefos St Jean) pres de Ia Commune
Ia pubique de-
LES AUTHORIZATIONS devees par defendeur Ia pro
priet6 dn plagnant Bass DE- Ia Commune,
ssant ba,isse bo employee par lie defendeur
CONNIE Gcurie = r. "a
Saisies dams l'af1aire cidessus. ~ t aa4r
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de Naturalization.
W. H. WATERS,
fel3202 ".a r..s.g .gg= '2s7 Constable.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-13

TREAsuRER's OFFICE,
City Of Jefferson, January l. 1862.
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYEkS.-.-NO

TREAsuRER's OFFICE,
City Of Jefferson, January l. 1852
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYEKs.---NoTI is
hereby given to az persons residents or residents
indebted to the City of Jefferson for 1861
evious that the due and payable from the first
day Of January, 1862 the first Monday in June 1862
Notice is further gwen that will be my Office corner
Berlin and Magazine Streets from O'Clock A. NJ O'Clock
r to receive said taxes and ii the paid within
the above mentioned time they will be with according
law. ar.
FELIX LAGRoUE Treasurer.
BUREAU pu TREsORIER
Vile dc Jefferson, Ter de Ianvier. 1862.
A Wis AUX OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LIE
present avis toues personEe residents residents
De vile de Jefferson qui on tenues Placement de
Imposes commencement la o lnn 1861 les
precedete nohtes cue les Ges
dn Ter anvier 1862 seai bnea dams la Cham
bre du Consei des Berlin Massins willie
Jefferson de heures A. NJ heUres p NJ pour recevoir les
dites taxes.
Toues devNnt des la die vile par
present requises davor sadresser ici
JUN. sous peine de Ia lo
las Bot FELIX LAGRnUE. T-asorier