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The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-27
Portland (Maine) Argus.

-" A NEGRO can hold a musket and kill o
rebel Just as easy as white man., say certain
excited individuals who are afraid that they
may have to go to war themselves.
Granted-but the rebels have more than
twenty times as many negroes to arm, if it
it comes to that, as We have, and their negroes
could hold muskets and kill Union soldiers just
as well as white rebels can.
"Oh, but the negroes won't fight for the
rebels we are told. Yes, but they will
many of them because their masters want them
TO, and all would have to because they would
be forced to do it, just as are some white
Union men.
1t is not true that there are armed regiment;
Of negroes at the South. Negroes are employ
ey by the rebels, as they are by US. in the
trenches and as teamsters, carriers, cooks, &c.
Let US use them whenever and wherever vi
can, but beyond this let US not so just yet.
Chicago Journal. Republican.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-27

4 GREEK maiden being asked what fortune
she would bring her husband, replied in the
following beautiful language: Il will bring
him what gold cannot purchase-a heart un-
spotted and virtue without a stain-which is
all that descended to me from my parents"
The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-27
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SATURDAY MORNING
Once Bird Street. between Myers and
Huntoon SITS.
TERMS.
ADVERTISEMENTS

Per square of ten lines or less first insertion So 90
Each subsequent insertion. ion.......-.......... l so
As liberal discount will be made in favor of
those who advertise by the year.
81 Business Cards inserted on reasonable terms
The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-27

\ VERY fat man for the purpose Of quizzing
Or, - asked him to prescribe for his com
plant, which was sleeping with bis mouth
open. Sir, said the doctor. your disease
is incurabe. Your skin is too short, so that
when you shut your eyes your mouth opens.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-27

could be done to induce her husband to attend
the kirk
:" don't know" she replied, " unless you
were to put pipe and pot Of porter in The
pew"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-31

BExJaxlx HAnElsoS. Of the 7Oth regiment. call
Ing The attention Of the Convention to tie subject
OF recruiting 10 Indpna. Mr.. HESpEloSs lid
the Democrscy we're fesds % respond 10 the ID
maud Of The Cav erisoneut v ith men sad ,ey.
aud he earnestly directed DE sgl5ecs matter Vt
the letter 10 the members of the Convention.
Loud calls we're made Cor Mr. VooRnEls
Mr.. VooEHEIs. in response. spoke with his
usual ability he reviewed the conduct OF the
Republican party on the asitatins subjects which
had brought the country to the verge of ruin. and
denounced the seIfshnes- and short sighted IN
beciliIy that had directed their conduct. There
was mismanagement in every branch Of the pub.
lie service. and nothing bot the triupph Of the
people, the sovereisns OF the land over these un-
faithful and dishonest servants. could save the
country from the gulf of desolatoR SURROUNDING
il. he spoke OF the couduct OF the war and Gu
logi.ed Gen. MCCLELLAN - a cool headed snl
able leader. He was lelt TO struggle in the face
OF an overwhelming force OF the enemy and his
prayers for aid IN his hour OF trial were scoed at
or passed coldy by. They met no response in
the heart of power. We can not 20 over the
ground OF Mr. VOORHEES, speech-but il was
able, pointed and was received with vociieroGs
applause.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-31
HAPPINESS OR MISERY I?
"a sJnusbN

THAT Is THE QUESTION.
FtNHE proPretors of the PARTISAN CABINET OF
Il WONDERS, ANATOMY. and MEDICINE" hav.
ceerInine regardless 81 expen-e is-ae FREE or the
beeht q; differing humanity FOUR e the most IN
SIR ctive ara Interesting Lectures AarrlaNe and
ID qualifications. Nerv'n Debiiity Premature Decline
81 Manhood Indigestion, weakness Depression Loss
~ ruerry and Vital Powers the Great Social Fvis and
those 1a9des which result from YOU hfn fol- e Fx-
cees oi Maturity, Ignorance 4 ly y snd Ma
lure Law These Invaluable Lectures have been The
heAs o. filigteinng and saving Thousands aud viii be
ior~ar led free on the receipt 4 four stamps by address
ing stCR IAhl PsRIsIsx CAsiNET ANAIosgY AAD
MEDICINE, SOB Broadway. New York. je2s-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-31


Resoired, That v adhere to the time honorei
principles OF the Democratic party. and believe
Ihat the only hope Tor the restoration OF the
Union and ih, maintenance of the Constitution
is In the restor,tsOn OF that truly Conservative
party To power.
= That this Convention endorse a. worthy OF
all confidence. the persons nominated by the del
ega.e Convention which assembled at ladIanapo-
la tie eth of January. 1862 and that We
recommend them TO the people ~ honest. capable,
and faithful TO tie Constitution.
) That the Constitution, the American Union.
and the Laws made under anu bx the authority
of the Constitution. must he pte>er, ed and main
tanned ia the.r ptOler and righiiui supremacy
that tie rebellion nov IN arms against them must
be suppressed and pat down, and that Il l. the
dut, OF all -ood citizens 20 AID the General GOV
ernmeni in all measures necessary and proper TO
that end.
: That the Democracy of Indiana, with pr
triOts every where. have msde and wii continue
70 make ever, sacrifice the end that the rebel
hon NAY be suppressed. the supremacy OF tue
Constitution maintained, anu the Union under II
preserved, out they are unalteraOiy OppOscd % a
var OF conquest or Sublugaton, ami they will
never con ent that the their part shall be
wAge1 for the purpose OF interfering with the
rights or Overlhruwng the established institutions
OF any OF tive States. Ia the language OF Senator
Douglas, uttered ut Chicago iew days before
hts death /" We must not lnyace constitutional
rights. The innocent must not suiisF.
women and chiidten be the victims Sarages
must not be Ut ioose .
That protest, in the name Of ourselves
and Of our children. AMI IN the name of ali that
hold nesr IA tae future OF our beloved cnuu
tTy. against tie nsl-ciIiesOus measure oi negro
emancipation in the District of Columbia, aud
the payment for such negroes out OF the National
and fur:. urgte-t against IL
olution o. Congress ple,iglng the nation TO pay
for ali negroes which may DE EN- nclpssei BY the
authority OF any of the Southern States; that
W. regard such measures, n'o.ving n they 90
expenditure OF two Thousand hive hundred
millions Of dollars, measures OF transcendent
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-31
NJ & OiCAl.
PREVENTION is BETTER THAN CURE

FeNO LADIES OF DELICATE uE ALTH OR IMPAIRED
n organization, 10 those By whom increas of
family from any Objectionable, the ndergnec
would oder prescription which perfect, r-liable and
safe. and which been pre>cThedln vsrioLs pars a
the Old wort the century. Although "A = article
>very cheap and simple yet il bas been put IN half
pint BOTTLES aud sold extensively AZ the eNhcrbtant
price - per bottle the gnde rsgned proposes fur
nsh the recipe for 81 by the possession OF which every
lady supply herSeliwith perfect ,Afeeuard at any
drug for the riinc of % cents per year Any
physician druggist tell you il erecty harmless,
thousands II testimonial, be procured OF Is eicaY.
any part othe world receipt of 81 by address
ing. DR. J. e.. DENEEAiA.
P.p. Box. No. 1883. New Haven. Connecticut.
Ilya2-dAw'6l
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-31

rrNH. 81 fiii- stessiy care
full experience ia al varieties ~ Female complaints
and in Of irregularities. Suppres-ors. leuchurhea
or Whites. inflammation OF the Bladder. Kidney and
womb, and loss OF Nervous Energy, etc Their II
above all praise.
Are entirely free from Mercnria Mineral poison
purely vegetable. nd free from danger: can be
used with perfect safety.
Among the many thu snds that have used them In all
parts Of the Union NONE speak III Of them. for all Ike
81.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-31

10 ADTERTLSERS-.Iu ,IdreTfissmeHfs taksAfOr
a SPECIFIED time. md orferef 0af bsfe &c erIrfi0a
or se time spec ned. ciU ~ ckaryed re regzfr rIfHs
I1rfhe same ~, 90 ne time th.y fre 0Ffersa oH.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-03

once strong, healthy, vigorous, in,the prime
of life, with tho hands Gieuched tilt IN
nails entered the flesh, aud teeth set hard, ,
who had died In aEony.s Beyond was a
youth with the morning dew lying wet on
bis matted locks, whose couutenAnce bore
the impress Of a smile, as though his last
thoughts had been of the dear ones at home.
Artillery horses shot dead in the traces,
scraps Ofharness, broken caissons. KNAPP
sacks and guns were strewed pFOmiscuous-
ily over the ground: also the ravine oppo-
site the 9th Iowa, background was literal
ly covered with dead bodies, while q
great number had been dragged away by
the rebel in the night Some of our own
dead were found here Their pockets had
been rified in every instance, rejecting
much credit on Southern chivalfy and
honor Tho trees around showed that
the conflict had been fierce one For a
distance of fifteen or twenty feet they
were riddled with balls, while the brush
were shorn smooth as though the reapers
had been at work Everything that could
possibly Inconvenience the rebels in run
ming was thrown aWay.I and cartridge
boxes, blankets, and cards were found in
thick pr0fusion. From the abundance Of
the Waiter should judge that Hoyle was
moreanxiously studied than uardes in the
rebel camp. $500
From the statement of prisoners, it
appears that Prices forces consisted mos
tly of Mississippi and Texas troops,
amounting in the aggregate to 10000, but
these statements are NOT to be relied on
But one thing 10 certain: the greatest
battle that was ever fought in the South
west. considering the number Of fDr,es
and shortness of time engaged. has been
fought, and victory has perChed upon our
banners Gen. ROsencraus, with his res
peGtiVe commands, Is now at Jacinto, and
the people Of'the North may rest assu-
red that when the Army of the Mississip-
pi again moves they will win fresh laureis.
1t is rumored that Price intends making
another stand at Boonyille or below.
YERITAs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-03

pjse b TIE Set entited aAn aot % prUFide interual
rsTuuu6 70 HuppFt tha GoSoEnmsnt and flol pay n
lcrose On The Hqbe dibt aPfEoged July afst. "a b
- Hgnared md sHtytgos q al brown, museoVa-
gar eAno there ahali b levied, colsefod and All
under The prg-isons o. aid act npoh alIrueh sugars
prod1S IN the United etatos duty d one erni ptr
Po1nds ard such ADDITIONAL dufy and he DUTY met
I'D In the act aorul1id ahail b i5Vod eolsete au1
PIE % Al aleh angars, not manufactures lor cen
~amPtio11n TIE family flhs pTpdueur, In the hand
O the producer or mab1lartursr ThaFo.s OF q hls
q tetgr ou the day ofths Appnofil this act
" te eideht: frosided. That within Statol nr
$40 duties may Be collected ia such manner and By
such oeers - the Presdsnt may direct unti the IN
saTree'on % declared shal eaaso % have been cup
Sec- :. And Be Il farther elaeisd, That the pro-
visions q thIl act sal not aPpy % sugar nanafao-
AnnrnnnI- Lnln Ia Ialo
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-03
Rruuo-No, I65.I
A y 4gf .a .,: e :e9F; 2 g. - saP'let land dF'

Az AOf 70 enlrge tue Lake Superior land diltFietI
IN the Stats Of Michigan.
BE Il enacted By the senate and House of Repre-
sentallVos oftho unlted States Of AmeTiea IN Con
gFesI aIIembiod That al that portion % ne prseuf
-CheboyEln district IN the Etats u Miehlnp "
log Wost % .k5 Miehlgan AID s5uih OF the line d.
vlding toWnGhi 8forEy-oao Hnd torty two north M
elung Saint Hartln's and IN adj 0ut islands near
part OF the present CheboyEan district 4and glblect
70 sale a. TFaEgrss CRY, fl eald staie - and go
same b hereby attached 20 the tLlke Superior dis
trft aod the lands therein Be subject % aaie and
entry AZ the site OF the lAld uqs for aaid ds,Ttct
SO. 3. And Be it further elaefed, That this nei
og lts approVal
APPROVED, July 10, asa. -
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Raassd at the Second Ss,sios Of tie Thirty
lla ls Ssventh Congress.
LPrnLIc-No. l53.1

AN ACT to amend an act entitled sAu act e. fuTthoF
promote the efiieieney Of the navy. appr we'd De
eem5er tWsnty-hrst, eighteen hundFol and Elxty-
s p. !, enacted by N. s.0,,. and Hons, ., R.Dr..
BsntatiVes Of the United States Of Ameriea In Con-
gss assembled, That section egbt of act % faFth
be amended 70 rad as fil0Ws: That the hours
81 labor AMI the rate Of wages of the employees in the
navy yards shall conform, nearly u consistent
with the pabe interest with those o. private sstab
liahmeufa IN the immsdafo vicinity Of the respective
yards, 70 be determided by the eommapdasts q the
the Secretary ,f thO Navy.
Approved, July 16, 1s62.
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Punuo-No. ls4

AN Aor Transforming the western guuboat asst frou
the War 70 the Navy Departments.
Be II enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
ssnkatfVei Of the United States America In Con-
RTrus ossoublsd That she WeStern gnnboat Oos con-
GITuCtcl By the W-r Department ESr opaEAtlolI on
tl- western or5 GhalI trIu.fsrrvd ~ ths NaSy
.hs expenss ofi srlpair 81 port and aai isoanee
ProVilie. That all Vulssls under eon1tEnciiou
repair By the authority Of the War Dopartment Ehan
be cOmPleted and paid for upder the authoFity oi
tha' partuent frOn appropriations made ior that
puFpo8s. .- q. -aitt -'-- -
Approved. July ls 1853.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-03
CARSON JJ-
Savings Bank Of wheeling

0Has AafR.St., bltiOeeB AoRros Gnd Union
AFoNRY RROEIYED on TRANSIENT DEPoSIT
IHI Interest paid on Special DepoSltE Collections
promptly attended to. Exchange on the East bought
aPs s1Th MI Z 1tpRErH .iTSs TSs1snrsr n jsRitsS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-05-01
Msn Nrltsns Albafs Nafhtl.
axxscssr orrIoE. No, 10 Camp street,
Wsdnesday Evening, April 50, 1852. J

wednesday Evening, April u, 1851 |
Thsfs vas uch -ss excitement to-day IN 70 ms
,atus thar yesterday. Al an early honr ia the DAY
,rour and about the City Hal solicit
,nr small notes Of city change for coneassae issu
Ii snea.a 10 be change change We enter ala the view
enc half of the applicants for change or sm IL notes can M
ethan, making The demand Tsuall notes are PAID e
many parties they them away forthwith any
desire u purchase anything tender large nose "a
.o chanpe This e.pecffpg change or requiring ehsnge
I, vera i, .sxrder stood. Custom one mas sanc
IL oivinx change small denominations for larger oe
ding 10 go 70 aa = 90 IRA
should themselves with changete
n. asact am cunt to DO II Is act OF courte
8 H. nst Of any seller merchandise Any public insu
t,on ~ railroad, 70 give rhanre, as termed
ina Bsnas we're to all depositos oas or tvs
e.s we're present. the presentation OF checks snd 70
rsesye payment falling due The amount OF notes
add payments falling due is very limited Many holders OF
notes or maturing paper very willing TO grant extended
time--even 10 wait I'LL the good TINS comes
meeting Of Presidents was expected to take place
Y faRe into the small small currency
So few good results have followed these
as meetings Convention Bank Presidents heetocre
that our do as TO espee any sails factor
course from convention held toay We did not certa IN
the result up to the close Of business. sf IA
ree hive besn some Of Bank this week Cana
Rank was sold Monday afterwards AT $50 and to day
there were reported lsor Of course Any
s one knows what currency is.
w learn receipt the jackson Railroad have
enormous past sight days; and we shono
imagine that the receipts City Railroad Company have
been corresponding scale. We haze nos heard 81 al
transactions going on in its shares.
In Bonds there have movements though there are
pase holding currency of putting into soma per
: Ynauent securities
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J ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
AAYoRALTY Of NEW ORLEANS,

MAYORALTY uF NEW ORLEANS N
5g$sS&s s$s City tail, April Is, 49,. !
Common Council Of the city If New Orleans.
n $s 33 mo. s6002.l isG
The Common u city Orleans having been
feusb
FUneaa 5gst.4 ~ .
Esoleed That the sentiments expressed in the Of
his the Mayor the Cpmlan Conncii ein perfect
sentiments entItansd these Councils
population this nsfrrpotf, aed that the
Mayor pectfny requested to In tie spirit manifesto
by Ii message issSss istasz - ~
ISignedl sA s. Fl DELABARHE, H.
IA President pro tenn. Board Of Aldermen
Signedl s.s5 aas9ss j. MAGItiNI, s !
Hs8s President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Bs5 Approved April g. 1859. 8t a4S l'saf w Z
fSignedl JOHN 7. MONROE, Mayor,
B "A trne copy On ~ . &C
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-05-01
Subordinate Lodges.

LOUISIANA LoDGE No meets every EEa@y syeain IN
n: g., P. P. Walsh " Gil Thos Phillips, Secretary; Jos.
ing in Margny Buildings, Third District oieers-E. H.
, S1sy j. NJ "n'''" fef secretary JOHN " '"' Treas
UNION Eopas Monsy
Cooper V. g.; Josiah Feger Secretary Jno b. len'
Treasurer ia ~ %
No osd Fellow Td Hal" rs sscreS1s MshJ
Ss ill., Hsn sscsa NJ H. sy a'i
kod bSs, s syeY naaEE svsnas
y psr M sesfesy @ Wink 1a Tsas ss.' "
.aS r. FssS
e Il g. es Reuter-
room @hE Se od iH Fs;iss la Bs;csT
John Burrows " G. Newell Guild, Secretary j. H. Tenny,
ooMaERc1A1 LODGE No ]: s5 Wednesday
iST ss;5s'asy
Tower Per- seGseSry George rsa treasnraf VI
room oaa FsaTs IIa i,. ohies5-z F. Ksad n
Fss Y assss D"STA
NJ s s5sy T3WReisay
5 C. G. " Roper V O.; Jos Murphy Secretary Nj Todd
DELTA LODGE No Il meets svssy Monday eyesng II
@ Bridges, Y. a.. P. O. Carey, Secretary Luther Homes
Treasurer. -..
M , NJ , ses sgsr Ed H. sTsang
q: B bcta a Trea is = ~
COVENANT LODGE No Il meets every TUESDAY evening,
a ~ aodman T. g. G. Duran seeresry John
Maunsel Per. Secretary Howard Mlspaugh, Treasurer
POLAR STAR LODGE No. 10 every Wednesday
evening in Polar Star room st. Louis street
g Secretary
Ga Fa4 y n
j. csn g. j. Morrison Secretary Boullenet Treas
| urer. a. ~ {.
f To ss Is'S
- .5is5:y + sosss 81 A ss"s
ose 5oHn:sn FTslsen
ss Hail. %ss
s Burner Fsr sssfsay Is' o
PACIr1LopaE No % meets every ens;dsy eysnsa
VIM McAree, " g. Thos. Booth Secretary H. j. Fienry
HERMANY LODGE No 80 meets every Wednesday, evsntnt
in Marigny buildings, Third district ohicers- Wm Krat.
SOUTHWESTERN LODGE No 40 meets every Friday even
M n FGoP n Hanna James Farnsz sscetay
| W. Delesdernier, Treasurer
MERCHANTS LODGE No e meets every Monday evening
NC; 4. 4, Howard, v. G.. WI Iindo, Secretary GeS
in Heiyetia Ha lslsrson oy olleers-Pe'sr Siren \; d
Per. Secretary H. Ran T. eisnrer.
j Interior, Lodges.
DE SOTO LODGE No. meets at Baton Rouge Thurgda
/ evenings. Oficers-Eo returns
METH LODGE Nc q meets at Shreveport wsdnssds
". spieEsr Secretary A. shatner Treasurer.
ST LANDRY LODGE No 20. Is meet meets at ope!OqSa; ever
se'S sFe9RSi r f0''0'
CLINTON LODGE No. q meets at Clinton on Wednesda
| evepngs Oficers-No returns $50 h.... 3
| EXCELSIOR LODGE No 81 at Thibodaux satu
day evenings Ohicers-A Robicimud N. g.; H. Hoffman,
VIC. G. P BnnngS Secretary v sancon, Per- Secretary
| Il. Cagenavette, Treasurer.
| NEW IBERIA LODGE No Sc mess New Iberia o
Saturday evenings. Officers VIM. A. Robert n. g. W.
Daun V. g.. L. Siegel Secretary John Moore, Treasurer
1 PRAIRIE LODGE No. 81 meetsat Washington saurda
I evenings. Officers No returns. H. "
| ASSUMPTION LODGE No. 4s meets at Napoleonvlle 0
Saturday evenings. Ohicers--No returns. -. .--
/ CLAIBORNE LODGE No. IS ilntlen Thnrsda
evenings Ofices-J c. Loye, N. g.. NJ. e. Smith, V. G II
A. johnson, Secretary j. G. Lewis, Treasurer.
| -.. -.l-sr.' HENRY BIER, Grand Secretary
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DR.. DAVIS

DR.. DAVIS
raoar0UND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAN
UAder Influence the dangerous cough removed
ting blood prevented the breathing soft
easy the unfortunate sufferer tLe
awful condition Of Consumption healthy and comfortable
existence 5at ~ -F'
For aaleln New Orleans, wholesaleand Retail by
J, WRIGHT CO.,
al. No q and lbl Charities street,
Sole agents for the South.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-05-01
DEATH ON RATS ANDROACaES.

WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACH DESTROYER
be the
the destruction ofthese Troublesome yermin. .-
and AJAX for WILSON'S RAT AND ROACH DE.
sTROYRR there spurious articles sale
h for sale by. ,7,. !. WRIGHT L CO., q
iel 6z &W vs. 5t4 II and lbl Ckartrss stree.
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cATTLE a RK E 7.

JEFF sRsoR oIfy. April 80. 1867.
No arrivals yesterday. Amount Of stock sold was q
Hogs III Veal Cattle Stock remaining on sale is 20 'tal
Cattle. vi quots :sbg$ @ S5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-05-01
ESERRK'S COAL OlE4 LAMPS.
And the Original NASHVILLE COAL OF

. And the Original NASHVILLE COAL OIL,
At PERRY's OLD LAMP STORE. tof 70 yeara sandinsj
No, II? Poyaras street,
Nhos yoU can't fnd Co gn,nns Of Oil $3.50 Tampa
out where yea ind about 500 Goal OH Lanps OF all the
Cool Oil Lap nakers together with grea; variety Of Gam
phene, Spirit Gas and Solar Lamps.
generally have hand Coal Oil by tho berrel which
ua continue supply trsde with
ezn tweny barrels Just rs many rich
common Coal Oil Gnpa the trade requires prices
rn'q r. = -',. H. PERRY
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- I . ~ r. rfEN 7H' ~ y
INsnRAE1R
/ ou,sssNs ,ssuruAh INSURANCE enm'

oFFtcE-CoRNEK CAMP AND NATCHEH STREETS.
Amount OF Premiums for the year ending February
IS .......,.................. .$42s 257 Sc
Amount of Profits for the year ending February
Is, lAiSoo %
Amount of Assets for tho year ending February
IS 1891 .........,............... III S2s SO
The Tuspas have declared dividend of Twenty Five Per
Cent, paying per interest outstanding
scrip. IS
Interest scrip payable and after the second Monday in
Maynext.
Certificates scrip for the 1862 deliverable and after
tho LIST of Juuc, 1862.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
Fl. 2. JASvIER, Secretary.
New Orleans, March a. 1861, ms ~
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HOti,i Fellows fSest.'


{ BOARD, OF DIRECTORS FOR l85l-Oficers Gardner
Smith President Boullenet Treasurer Henry Bier See
retaty Daniel Merritt Sexton Cemetery Conntteeeny
Bier B. Daslya, j. A. sy vester. Finance OommitteeJos.
Wet, j, N. WinAlow, James FnrneanX. MemberSJanes
Furneaux i. ". Grand Lodge Jos West, Louisiana ledge
No. J. ~ Winsow, Washington Lodge No 3; A. W Hyatt,
Union Ledge No. u. A. Sylvester. Crescent Lodge No.
j. H. fsauy Orleans Lodge No. IL Gardner Smith, Com,
lercisl Lodge No. H. B. DasilvR, Howard Lodge No IL
enr, Bier Hope Lodge No. Il I. " Bothck, Delta Lodge
No Is; r. T. Bragg, Teupar No. l6 A. Caller Polar
Star Lodge No. 10. o." ...,.,
VAULTS, and the opening Of the same. ls applied for
the office of heSecreary Odd Fellows Hail. Camp
and Liiay cite Streets
Prices Lots and Vaults-Regular lots 10 square,
$50 ditto by feet S75. Vaults douhe stockholdne
lodges So. drtoto ali Others $50 single, Stockholdne
Lodges Si5 to others, $50. -.
Vans cannot be opened unless certificate OF ownership
first obtained from the Secretary 49,. .... re-
Information relative to the purchase Of lots be had
on application to -. .
( General Relief Committee I. o. 0. r.
This body the First Friday of each month the
Office of the Grand SecreSary. Odd Fellows Hail. at O'Clock
I'M. .. +. ~.
| e. rAtD. @. RYERLY, President.
HENRY BIER. Secretary and Treasurer.