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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-07-04
FOR SALE BY

For sule In ssreca county by I l., 81, John h Co.
DuBSis \ TO and J. y. MarluShlt. Tia; a. liNf-
l.owri; u. N. Atnd,, A,hiani J, W Miller, Auica
u ~ Hoffman, Bstwicks John Lewis, Rsusyille
g Nouokes. WAtsons StNropi 4 EP Bliss, Blosmv u
n q Cteqne' West tndii Ou Bois Il Co., F1storiai
james cray, MelmoTei NJ Silcox, West Lodi;
Yates, Green SpT,ngs det2s.lr
Aud by m-rchaa and druggists generally Throughout
the United States aud Canada,,
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j. y. steiner,

Attorney at Law, has resumed
ie practice, and will give Htci aueuucu 10 sll bust
ners entrusted 10 him. Oce IN the corner OF Eberr'
niork directly above the store room Of Mr. .Oeetgs
sylot, and nrposit,ihe ehAwhan House. eplt
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NNovW Nl\Se " CMNryN.
we N\ooA VMs

arc the most active and thorough pills
that have ever been introduced.
They act so directly upon the Liver
exciting that organ to such m extent as
that tho system docs not relapse into its
former condition, which is too apt to be
the case with simply purgatiyc pill.
frkay nr., r,nllN
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~, SIeIamcnoiy, NeuraigIa.

Many remarkable cures of these affections have been
made by the alternative power Of this medicine. II smu
lstes tho Vital functions into vigorous Action and thus
oyorcomes disorders which would be supposed beyond s
reach Such remedy las long been required BY She
pessss Of the people, and confident that this will
do for them all that medicine eau do.
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EmphaticalIy a NoiseIess Machine

PRICE OF MACHINES, Complete
No. I, ,or Family Machine, $3.50, No. g, small
sized Msnuiseturing $4,000, No. 3 Lsige size Mas.
nfaetaring $500.
4, Cabinets in every Variety.
We want Agents for all towns IN the united ststos,
where agencies are not ALREADY established to whoa
liberal discount will be given, but We make NO soA.
siguments. .flT
T. j, MACARTHUR & CO.,
$40 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
sepi6 It F'liff
We have opened Depot for the sale Of our
Machines at 100 West Fifth ST., Cincinnati.
f.al ~ VIM. BETTY, Agent
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S\ooA oMA Ni\wev VlM,
which, In conjunction with tho
S\ooA VwvlS>sv,
&ooA MeNclwss,

and you should try them before going for
aphysicinn. ....
Get Pamphlet or Almanac of my local
sgcnt, and read the certificates, and II you
have ever doubted you will
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RheumatIsm, Gout, Liver Complaint.
schirrus, Cancer Tuners, Enlargement,
liberation, Carries and Exfeiiation &c

great variety of have been reported 10 where
cures Of these formidable complaints haze resulted from
the use Of this remedy, but space here will not admit
them. Some OF them may be found In our American
Aimanac which tho agents below named are pleased to
furnish gratis to all who call for them.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-18

10 TO day from General BeauregaFd. Iinclose /
herewith copy Of the correspondence. ~
am, respectfully, your,obedlent servant.
.abs. us. GRANT, 1
I. 80 g. Major-General Commanding. |
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GENERAL GRANTS REPLY.

"a HEADQUARTERS ARMY IN THE FIELD f'.
a4- PrrTsBtRG, April9.
Gen. Pc. r.. BeGuyeSard, commanding Conted-
F. crate Army Of the Mississippi, Monterey; Tenn!
Your dispatch of yesterday Is jus. received,
Owing to she warmth Of the weather Edeemed
itadvisable to have all the dead of both parties
buried Immediately. Heavy details were made
for this purpose, and 1t is now accomplished.
There cannot, therefore, bs any necessity of
admitting within our lines the parties you de-
sired to send on the grounds asked. . p -.
shall always be glad to extend any courtesy
consistent with duty, and especially so when
dictated by humanity !" ''8-'N ~ -
-. am, General, respectfully,
~ =. Your obedient servant,
Aos- IL U. S. GRANT, 8
"a Major General Commanding.
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N 0TIGE...

A'AA' rS,STss sSsn.s Ohio. Common Pleas Of Frank
AanSon Reed. lin county sC airlv
A LANsON RREDpWELL TAKE NO.
"A TICE, that Isaac Rosenfell, Jr. Of st. Louis,
Mo-, did, on the 2ist day Of March, 1862 Ale his pet
ton IN the Court OF Common Pleas for Rnnklin coun
that the said Reed indebted to him on account for
rent Of house, in the Of 9I75 wthinterest from May
I'd 1851 and for $l75, with interest from Aug Cd 1861
and for $75, with interest from Nov 2, 1861 and for
$ll0 o6 with interest from Feb 3D. 1861, and praying
for ajudgment In hs favor against said Reed for said
several sums and interest, and for order Of attach
ment and said Reed Is notified that be "a required 10
appear and answer said petition on or before the third
Saturday after the 9Th day Of May, 1862 rg r-,is
,W it1i e.--- FRANCIS COLLINS,
u p-id lat Atty for PlainuH
y march 26-w6w al1 E afaM 80 sa1F
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iave the honor to be, your obedient servant,
Brig Gen. w. T. SHERMAN, ?,
..----.-s.,g Commanding Division.
LETTER FROM GEN. pEAuREeARD.

Fi tt i- r--ro- q. ~. r.'f H.F
70 HEADaUARTERs ARMY OF THE MIsslssIPPI,l
n MoNTEREY, April 8, 1862.
Sin: At the close of the conflict of yesterday,
my troops being exhausted by the extraordinary
length Of time during which they were engag-
ed with yours on that and the preceding day,
and it being apparent that you had received, and
were still receiving reipforcements, felt it my
duty to Withdraw my troops from the Immediate
scene Of conHict. 'e2' ,''G G3H fnHl 4sns
Under these circumstances, in accordance
With ussges Of war, shall transmit this, under
a flag Of truce, to ask permission to send a
mounted party to the battlefield Of Shiloh, for
the purpose Of giving decent interment to my
dead. C YftgE0J
Certain gentlemen wishing TO avail them
selves of this opportunity to remove the re-
mains Of their sons and friends, must request
for them the privilege Of accompanying the
burial party, and in this connection deem il
proper to say, am asking only what have ex-
tended to your own countrYmen under similar
% i t-
4J Respectfully, General, -a
q Your obedent servant,
"a y .g,.s PIG t. TsBEAUREGARD,
5lge General Commanding.
To Maj General U. s. Grant, u. S. A., COM
manding o. s. forces near Plttsburg, Tenn.
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Sherif's Sale.

OnorAI Hthl0'
,,a.. :. :; : : 0a,. franklin Common Pleas.
DY VIRTUE OF A WHIT OF .VENDI
ID to me directed from the court of Common Pleas Of
Franklin county, Ohio, will offer for sale ct the door O
the Court House In the city Of Columbus, o., on
Saturday, the 26,h day Of April, AID. 1862,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock q. M, and O'Clock D.
M, the following described real estate, Situate IN e
county of franklin, and State Of Ohio. to wit:
Lot No. % laid down and deagnated on the plat IN
the proceedingA in tho pf1epe Deunsun W. BAR
W. DehniSon et all. IN the Court Of Common Plea 81
franklin county, Ohio, recorded In record book No. a.
page 3, and bounded as follows: Beginning at stake
n W. corner to lot No. In the center OF the county
road thence along the center Of said road N, deg IS
minutes n. Nl6l0O poes TO stake; thence 8. 81 deg
IS minutes y. 2l2 60100 poles 10 stake In the Vc1t
line Of John Cherrys land thence along said line g. 10
deg 20 minutes n II S9'100 poles TO stake N. u. cor
ef 70 said lot No. q thence along the ~ lnaof said
81 deg. Is minutes W. els 501O0 tolo1 % ne be-
nning containing eighteen acres and $50 poles being
ipgsin partition.
~ aGSosSdiHS. III SSiH WI HUFFMAN. shsrn.
Printers fees aS.OO. ''''
marxs-aitkwn' "a siea 40 a,s lrG lse 7.n :
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And general assortment Of
FURNISHING GOODS.

OF the richest and neatest styles In the market. all OF
which am selling at the cHEAPEsT Possible
RATES FOR CASH. SO
III Special Attention PAID to MILF
tary Officers' Clcthing.
Having had long experience In the Out and Manufsc
ture Of omce Clothing, feel confident can give su
tire satisfaction to all my patrons. --" .5,f
r. HOSE,
Merchant Tailor
Dor, High and Town Streets,
~ noVlS-u "lumbuB, Ohio
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Sheriff 8 Sale.

1obn O. Work, l,a ,aa a. u ngiaap esi
lsa VS. {oommOn Pleas lssotNs
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF VENDA,
ID to directe from the Court Of Common Pleas Of i
Fra5kln county, Ohio will offer for sale at tho door
The Court House In the city Of oOlumbuS, on ~ 80
Saturday, the 18th day Of April, "A. Dgls6Qi' p11ts
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock and O'Clock "a -
The iclCsDs dsscTOss pSCRs, ,uss y s y az ssa
ssd estate o Jane. o. Mccoy q in lot No. il sna g
S q & s S he er%Ssoa x ne s ss 81 s
Isabella Mcooy apT O. h1oaEt ao 4 s. 81
inS the sGsls zdGA devised 70 him sla ko2rt 6se
y mGSSy u n sony oSo fscSssO Scut
Printers fees e4sO. y ~ ~ ttais "a
inafl6dtEwtd- 't'a1lah - 1aN b1l
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Master Commissioners Sale :

no.... N n.Lu.. L. p'fl s1ttHl.A - A'A t Z ID
,.,,.,' : I; s,sss ), !, Superior Court
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER. OF SALE
ID 70 me directed from the Superior OouEt HAnlin
County Ohio, viii oer for sale, at he door Of the
Court House, In the city Of Columbus. Ohio, on
Saturday, the 18th day of April, A. D. 1852,
ct one O'clock P. M the following described real tate
situate In the county ofFranklin5 and stats ofohio,
to wit;
certain piece Of land In section two o. township
two C2 range seventeen CDs United ptatsG Military
and commencing IN the center Of Plank road sixty feet
0l south Of the N. h oorner Of lot decided from u,
WeserFetto Petar Iammong thence 3. with said road
twelve rods M and some links to George Stoners lima;
thence u. thiftyone rods (3 and thirteen and hall
feet thenep rad slxteen rod1
l6, thence Ees % the place Of beginning; tbength
same three acres @ decided from D. L. Wessrvet to B.
il. Lingo, except fraction o. feet wide on the N.
corner and known as lot No. one Of the subdivision u
the above described three aoFe piece. s.q 5lr
Appraised at-Lots Nos 3, 4, and 5, o50.0 eaoh.
Lot No, and house, 1l75.O0.
The one acre lot, 7s.O0.
EW g. W. HUFFMAN Sheriff,
egl3& i and Master cummlShl0ner.
, WILSON & Dn,GHAM, Att'ys.
9 Printers fees S5 90.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-18
To the Friends
SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS OF THE SOUTH,

The Soldiers Relief Society Of Tennessee having been aubor-
lied and desired by the Secretary of War by Medical
Director OF this Division of amy perform services in
the Confederate States Hospitals which they have discharged
under the direction OF the Governor in the State Hospital
assumed similar charge and supervision of the following
pa viz State Hospital First College Street Hospital Second
College Street Hospital Front Street Hospital Cedar Street
Hospital Elliott Hospital. These filed with patents
from the armies Of the Confedetacy and every effort being
made to provide others fast the increasing necessities
service demand additional accommodation. We entered
upon the discharge of duties with determination do h
in power at whatever personal convent
enee alleviate the msfeunss and
and comforts of the gallant defenders of soil who may
stricken down by disease. by tie casualties of
We receiving liberal contributions us in our work
from every portion Confederacy; but the demands
US are daily increasing aud tend forth this appeal the
generess citizens Of the South for further the
confident expectation that will promptly avoraby re-
pohded to by every Southern heart The contributions
needed are money cotton for mattresses blankets flannel under
csthing provisions sugar and moiase any articles which
may be useful Or necessary for the Sick the wounded
vaiecen These hen received distributed different
Hospitals under the supervisoncf the Medical Direc
tori However small may be the intrinsic value of
articles contributed lat 1t borne in mind there
multitude Of contributors the aggregate will be large.
Contributions should be addressed to Mrs Felicia G. Porter
NO. " Cedar street, Nashville Tennessee where rac
caoie and proper do the wishes of the regard
to ths disposition thereof will be complied with. 4" =
from the patriotic citizens of the confederacy anticipate
prompt and gener tn this appeal behalf the
gallant soldiers who have consecraed their lives noble
cause and who have been possaed while defending homes
from the aggressious Of ruthless invader.
s a., a, FELICIA GRUNDY PORTER, President
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Morbid Curiosity.

/ The ST. Louis Republican has recently become
Pa grumbler of the first class. The following is
one of its latest growls, uttered under the above
head Fsatazs gEs . s.5y- !.
The Joint committee of both Houses of Congress,
brought into existence for the purpose Of inquiring
into the conduct of the war, are now engaged in
investigating the causes of the Bull Run disaster.
Many OF the officers on that field have been hauled
up for examination, but yet little progress has
been made, a great diversity of opinion existing
among the witnesses touching the reasons of the
calamitous results. When, we should like to know,
will members Of Congress find out that their sphere
of action is comprised withinless bounds than the
limita Of all human action? When will the polit-
Clans leave the profession and art of war to sol
diers, and devote their time to the demagogueism
which is SO eminently their speciality What
earthly good is it expected to accomplish at this
late day to exhume the mshaps. or blunders if you
WILL of our military commanders at Bull Bun or
upon any other field of the early struggles of this
rebellionS Let the dead past bury its dead, and
let the living present engage the earnest thought
and industrious action of all patriots h @4 !. o.!
The reports of the Investigations of the joint,
committee referred to tell ns that every witness is
asked what cCleilan is going to do, and they all
don't know or decline to tell. We suppose there
are several Senators and Representatives who
imagine that the success of the Union cause will
depend largely upon their being posted of every
movement and plan, SO as to be able to relate them
to curious lstenersin the lobbies or in Washing
ton bar rooms. Such inquisitions cannot possibly
do the army any good service, and we sincerely
hope that the country will hear Of no more of
them t4F .y4 Is n. a. d III tY $3.50 q 4
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from the State of Louisiana shall be reexported
from Cuba for Europe. In times gone by the word
Of sCastian or Spanish merchant was deemed
equivalent to his bond, and we are not aware OF
any mutations in affairs that the opinion should
now be changed. Therefore, when we are as
| sured that such and such cargoes of cotton are
destined for Europe via Cuba, we see no cause to
doubt the assurance. In the meantime, our au-
thorities can exact bonds that oil cotton leaving
our port shall be landed IN Europe. The Confed-
crate States have, we are informed, an agent in
Havana, whose certificate for Interior cancelment
Of any bond can be one Of the Conditions attached
to the shipments. Let it be proven and substanti-
ated, daily and weekly, thatthe Hessian blockade
is Intellectual, that 1t can be trun, avoided, then
we shall have Strengthening evidence to offer to
European nations Of our claims as an Independent
Confederacy.
The telegraph at an early hour yesterday began
to exercise somewhat the public mind, Now and
then the habitues Of the flags would appear highly
moved by the corruscations of the wires. There
was some talk Of q battle in Tennessee or Ken
lucky, but ii may prove only to be sfrmish.
Alate Richmond paper, THE Enauirerl in alluding
to the debarkation of the. Yankee troops on Sip
Island, Mississippi sonnd, says: S.s4-'s5 Is
The Fsderals have landed loops at Bilo:., and
twas believed that Federal troops had also been
landed at Mississippi City, opposite to Slip Island
The people on the sslandsi That sec on were much
excited, and are not provided with sr'- bic NEAR,
to resist the Federal invaders. ts@E
sAsthe Enquirer does not appear to be at all
posted up about the islands In the vicinity of New
Orleans we have to state that Ship island was in
habited by sand flies and galFpippers: About a
year ago there was.a keeper Of tae '.ghthouse re-
siding there but he got starved out and abdioated
shortly after Engineer Prime evacuated the works
there, Prime, it must be remembered, was after.
wards engineer to the giand army when it march
ed from Washington g on to Richmond He is
now q prisoner in Tennessee, having been cap
tured in some SIX rm:sh IN Kentucky. On Cat
Island, another Of the islands, one white man did
reside once, On Horn Island, two cabins we're
o ICE in existence, occupied by two families few
goa.s and pigs were the other inhabitants. Petit
Bots island and Round Island are sand banks. So
are the Chandeleurs. A light house was on each
Of the islands. Our Richmond contemporary will
understand there were no peopleson the islands to
become excited. There was an arrival yesterday
from near Mississippi Sound. We did not learn Of
any movements among the Hessians. The irhab-
sitants on the sea-shore are outof provisions. All
the villages have heretofore depended on New
Orleans for supplies. The Watson Battery has
marched from Camp Beauregard to Bowling Green,
KY, where it is now encamped, awaiting the
great fight which has been talked Of for several
weeks past.
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LsICetkias Libf.kx2.af.I
ROOMS 10 AND IL CITY HALL

This Library contains about II o Volumes carefully select
ed for reference and general circulation
TERMS OF LIFE MEMBERsHIp.-Yonn persons under
tue age Of sixteen from portion Of the city, be-
come life members payment Of ten dollars Those six
teen and under wenyone years. payment Of twenty dollars
Adults, on paymen. OF thirty dollars. -s
TERMS OF Observation-Disclosures either sex, three
dollars FER annnm Adults Ladies', four dollars per
Gentlemen, FIVE dollars per annun. e--
Donors Of rare and valuable books publications. works
eart etc. will be admitted subscribers or life members
cording to the value OF their donations. r.."
onehaf OF the current receipts of the Library reserved
aud appropriated for the purchase of books.
..-. W. 0. ROGERS,
quo Zplm ~ r y 3 Superintendent
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BUREAU DE La CoMpAGNIE DU HOME
ID MEILdL LNSERaNIE.


NouvELLE ORLEANS, de Janvier 1862.
Conormtmen Ia Charte de cstta Compagnie de
la Legislature de Ia Louisiana No 6 spprouve II Mars
1859 public est ayert present avis que les cer6cats
suvauts de profits tissue de 1857 plus nse pas encore
etc par ceite Compagn ss pas recanes mar
par les propristaes leganx dss les ous qu
vront la premiere publication de avis lis canceas ct
anuula les moutans places credit du compe contingent
les rres de la Compagnie present.
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Proceedings

Proceedings
t..5.. THE
LOUISIANA STATE CONVENTION,
IT,. IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH,
Together the ORDINANCES passed by said conyen.
on both anguages the CONSTITUTION Of the State
amended. - -
For sale by '--.-...
BLOOMFIELD STEEL, PETER o'DoNNELL,
T. Invite, HERBERT ESCOUSsE,
GEO. ELLIS, W.T.. GoLDTHWAlTE,
P.HAWES& CO., e. EZEKIEL
-s.s T. FITZWILLIAM.
A~orders from the country filed at liberal discount
my22 2ptf
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dis 2plrl
Soldiers Clothing.
NOTICE FROM THE GoyERS,s IT, HOSE PRE-
Z z-s PAIRING IT

r -5-'s PAIRING IT
/ am now endeavoring to furnish Volunteer Troops
Louisiana with clothing am
uniform suits Of WOODEN cloth and suitable to be
distributed among Them informed that patriotic
zens Of several parishes also engaged
for the benefit Of their companies If contributions OF
clothing are sent by them drecy their companies
without my being aware Of the quantity and kind sent and
companies supplied great confusion and will
sequence.
soldier can only certain Quantity of clothing. is
OF great Importance that each Of soldiers shall have
good substantial WOODEN suits possible also
that there be OF action Rong those supply
ing theu IN order to avoid sending double supplies
panies. .'-+ -gr,E-g u "a. -
therefore urgently the citizens OF the country
parishes to send ne in this city snch supplies clothing
hey may prepare, with explicit directions companies
or individuals for whom they Intended take care
1nas they reach their destination The clothes should
up Or and directed Now Orleans the name
OF the company for which they Intended marked on it. and
asatement sent to Of its contents 30 that may not dupl
cate the articles. '7s.t% ~ : -
Respectfully request the newspapers give publicity to these
suggestions, Ill consideration Of the objects be effected
THOS. o. MOORE, Governor.
New Orleans, Aug. II, 1861 sulo 2otf
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OIL Cloth.

For sale 1000 yards Of OIL CLOTH Southern manufacture
equal to the best imported Also leo WATERPROOF CAMP
BLANKETS Specimens be No. 90 Common street.
or at the mandatory at Chases Cotton Pickey
Constance and Orange streets. H''-E. Is tf~ - e#
jal4 2p6t r u.s. JUDE, BULL j. MEAD.
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Military Emporium.
b. PIFFET 81 90

b. FEET Il co.,
ai2s CANAL sTREET ToURo BUILDINGS.
Have hand the following described goods VIII Oh tsy
will sell low for cash r.-r
10 gross fine STAFf BUTTONS.
l22 - EAGLE BUTTONS, arge and small
81 =. TEXAS BUTTONS, large and small
20 49,. MISSISSIPPI BUTTONS, large and small,
100 ~ PELICAN BUTTONS, large and SMALL
Is, SMALL GILT BUTTONS FOR SLEEVES.
200 piecs IS fine GOLD BRAID, two lines ..
IL pieces fine GOLD BRAID, one line.
s pieces one and f We int h FOLD AND SILVER BANDS
Is dozen spools GOLD AND S LIVER THREAD.
100 pieces Red, Blue and Black woRsTED BRAID.
Is dozen OFFICERS sAsHEs. ...
:. FINE KNIT OFFICERS sAsHEs. ~
. So. EXTRA BLANKETS.
10 FINE WOOL STOCKINGS.
Co, =. FINE WOOL AND COTTON DRAWERS AND
7tay UNDER SHIRTS. ,
IL dozen wo IL CoMFoRTERs. ...-s. .. Il
IS :. BUCK GAuNTLETs, e.
large lot of SHOE TWINE, and other goods now in
demand. r. s.5-, ..-. ..
Toys of every Description, etc.
ial3 2pMoWe&sa
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Fassn.a,,'s Cotton Press.

OPPOSITE TIE JACKSON RAILROAD DEPOT
We are prepared to dray, store and forward ali
shipment per jackson Railroad. :. - o. -,
jal5 2ptf WILLIAMS d FASSMAN. E
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CHAS. BRIGGS, President.
II. z. JAEVIER, Secretary.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF ORLEAss,l
City OF New Orleans 5
Sworn to and subscribed bfore this ah day Of January
1862 u. F. MITCHELL, r
!aI 30t Second Justice Of the Peace
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I'm sHERIFF win sell ii auction this day, Il
~ Austioneers Excaarrs. Is M,
esiate Franklin md Iabsry s,reets Fst ns
trsct Tor ptsiscalars sse sdver tselnons
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OFEIoE HOMIE MUTUAL INSURANCE.


; = NEW ORLEANS, january Z, TG2
In occodapce with the Charter Of this Company ana
Of the Legislature OF Louisiana No. 76 approved lh March,
1852 public notice hereby given that the following certificate
profits issue 1857 with accrued interest hereon remain
unpaid in this Company not claimed by the legal
owners within thirty days from the first publication Of this
notice. the will ecanceed and annred and the
thereof credited the contingent the books this