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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-10
SATURDAYS TELEGRAPHIC NEWS

McClellan's Headquarters, June 6 Two de-
serters who came IN this morning state that
Gen Joseph johnson. was morally wounded
in the gron by MIME ball during the late
battle. and that Gen. Smith Is now IN command
Other information received tends 10 corroborate
the fact
These deserters state the rebel loss is estimated
at 10 600 in killed, wounded and missing.
No material change has taken place in the
position of the enemy.
4 eontraband has arrived who left Richmond
Yesterday tie represents things there as in i
terrible state. No troops are in the city, ex-
cept those dong guard duty and attending tn
the SICK and wounded, all beng compelled TO
remain outside
4 There were no signs OF evacuation, but on the
contrary everything goes TO show Il determined
resistance on the part of the rebels.
& The constrdhand also states that during the
! fight of Sunday the house-tops and all the ele'
waited positions were covered with people TO wit
] ness battle Every one was expecting to
see our troops driven INTO the Chlckahominy,
but when they saw the rebels running toward
the city the greatest CONSERVATION prevailed.
! Many of the inhabitants have crossed the
james river in expectation that the city would
be occupied by our troops soop. 1t is rumored
that ten Magruder If going to resign having
become disgusted with the rebel military admin
stration.
Everything has been very quiet to day. A
flag of truce came in IRON Gen Huger, asking
for the bodies OF Gen. Petticrew, and Coils. Da
Wis. Lightlout, Long and Britton, who were
supposed to have been killed in the late battle.
Col DAVIS was the only one killed. Light
foot and Long are prisoners and Britton and Gen,
Pettigrew wounded Col. DAVIS body will BE-
returned.
Fortress Monroe, June g. The Massachusetts,
which went up james river with the rebel pri
vateersmen, to be exchanged for Col, Corcoar
{ and Others held as their hostages, returned TIM
morning bringing back the priyatoersmen.-
Gen Huger promised ON behalf ct his govern
, ment, that the hostages should be exchanged io
the priyateermen.
$ \ communication was sent to the rebel G0v
eminent asking an explanation. An answe
came back that Gen. Huger bad exceeded IN
5 instructions, a. that further conference woul'
= be necessary before the exchange could be com
Z pleted,
Washington. june g. The following dis
o patch has been received at the War Depart
Q ment
0 CAIRO, June 6. The De Sofa has arrived di
rect from fort Pillow. Our forces occupied tn
, Tort. The enemy burnt everything. mum
0 Der OF guns were found. rhe large mortar ha,
: heen destroyed. The gunboats have passed for
, Randolph
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Further pursuit of Jackson hm been impossl-
bic to-day owing to the sudden ne Of the Shen-
doah river.
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a special Washington despatch from 'Pcrey,
states that gentlemen direct from White House
say the number OF killed and wounded in the
recent engagement will probably amount to
1000. Our troops are in high spirits.
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WASHINGTON, June s. Instructions have
been sent to Brigadler-General Brown OF New
York to muster for payment about 400 return
"a prisoners now arriving n that city from the
Department Of North Carolina.
Payment will be made 70 these men as soon
as the muster rolls are cimpeted. Such OF
them as may have have been exchanged will be
granted leave OF absence for twenty days The
remainder VIII be iurloughed. TILL exchanged or
discharged Those Of the latter class will re-
port their address to the Governors OF their re.
spectiye States at the END OF each month. in or
der that they may be promptly notified should
an exchange be made Tor them
Secretary Stanton $ response to the Inquiry OF
the House saws explicitly that Governor Stanley
mas not been instructed by the Government TO
prevent the education OF white or black cEildten
IN North Carolina. The Department has re-
celyed no official information that he has inter-
Tered to prevent the education OF white or black
CHI drsu IN that State A copy Of the resolution
of the House has beed transmitted to hun to re.
port upon his action on the subject, which, when
received, will be communicated to that body
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NV YORK, June A. Advices from Newbern
show considerable excitement existing there
owins to Gov, SANKEY'S returning slave to his
owner. which was subsequently rescued by
Mass soldiers.
The Times Washington correspondent states
that an order has been issued to search every
steamer and vessel leaving this post for the
purpose OF stopping any colored people found
on board with design of going to the North.
The names of certain captains OF vessels are
ON the list of suspicious persons, who will be
subject to arrest on their arrival here on charge
Of carrying away black people from the State.
Adams x Co.'s agents have been waited upon
and required to show their way bills for some
weeks buck, and persons are to be sent to Messa-
chusetts and other places in pursuit of slaves
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CARE RACE, June 6. Steamship City Of
Washington, with four days lair adyices from
Europe, arrived off this point a this evening
and was boarded by the news yacht Of the as5o.
ciated press, and the following obtained
The Times in an editorial on the surrender
Of Norfolk, the destruction Of the MrTimac
etc, says the conquest OF the South 50 Jar as its
waters are concerned. seems almost as complete
as on the land
1t says, however, that it is premature 10 speak
OF the Confederate power rs altogether broken,
and sees no signs OF the end, ana no indication
what that end Will be.
The Southerner- may be beaten in battle, bot
they have immense territories into which u
retreat The surprise is not taat the conied-
crates are beaten, but that they make front a
all.
The Times thinks zen. Buffers rule at New
Orleans exceedingly severe and harsh.
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CE40TKH y!
Il. II. RIKER,

has just returned from NEW YORK with good stock Of
Broadclohs, Cassimeres and Vesngs, Of late Patterns
and styles German Broadcoths, Black poeskins
French Fancy poeskins, for Genllemen's
Pants Rich silk AID Narseilles Vest
Ing. Satin and silk Yrstings Of
the best qualities,
1- All Garments made st his shops will be done In
the most wurkmaulike and fashionab manner.
Garments ,pr others to make, and ed to f
Gentlemen Wishing for good and fash able q at
can get It hy calling at hiker's shop.
May %, BOP.
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ST LOUIS June 6. he following specimen
Of rebel lying is taken from The Memphis Argm
GRvND JUNCTION, June ,. st. Louis papers
Of the 9th ult. just received. say that Wash
ington Is in danger. Stone wall jackson is
within % miles Of the Capital and has possess
ION OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
The Governors II Massachusetts, and Rhode
Island have called out the militia. and great
excitement prevails The militia responds re-
lucrautly
England and France have agreed that if the
latter would withdraw her garrison from Next
co, she would JON her and interfere IN tins war
France has withdrawn the garrison as proposed
The papers say we may looi out for them III
! "a few weeks on our shores
Great tears are expressed -nr Baltimore anC
the State Of Maryland lbsre Is great excite
ment IN the city, and mob: have full control
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PHGS1X
Locking Glass and Picture Frame
MANDATORY.

Nos. 22l East Twenty Third street,
1913 a. I75 Grand Street & 2l5 Centre Street.
ESTABLISHED 1898. NEW YORK. E.rlBLIHrp 1898.
This Establishment has been In successful operation "A
years. and the Largest Of the kind In the United states
We have hand manufacture to order every deserp
tiun OF
LOOKING GLASS. PICTURE 4 PORTRAIT FRAMES,
Plain and Ornamental Pier, Wall, Oval and
hantel Glasses, Connecting Cornices
Base and Bracket Tables, with
Marble slabs, Toilet
Glasses, &c, &c
Mouldngs Tor Picture Frames, In lengths suits BILE for
transportation either Gilt 9erling, Rosewood, Oak Re.
bra, Birdseye, Mahogany, &c. our new Mandatory
and extensive facilities enable furnish any article In
our line as good the best and cheap as the cheapest
DEALERS ARE INVITED TO CALL UPON US
whrn they visit New York We claim to be able To sun.
ply them with every article In line which they can
possibly require at prices lower than they purchase
elsewhere.
Orders by mail attended to with promptness DO not
fail To- cali when yod visit New York
onice and Warerooms No. 2li Ceurc 81. n Y.
33Gf9m HnRA ~ SlGLrR Aga
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FROM WASHINGTON .

Washington June 2 The following Gene
raj Order has been issued
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Rsceipts of FrOsfacs !.

NfrMptJs steamer Rebdbic-240 scks -four T II &
Harris Rsrcsr Aco g beis Gnr e ailsen
fisvsts Morton Geol Do Wright Alien g. les rice 4
Connolly &so % bales cSe1 y y siocS S,
ara q ol Ia sS skess lard Hamilton bbls lard
oIdef-i do IL Bickc W kegs bnti,r John Adams &co-S
a. Given 10 bales Lay Bradley. Wilson &co-t do
Rrown Dc Morrison &co-lis sacks
uapcr II Bradley scks i0a hfds sugar JAS Onney
bhls 80 hf bls molasses Nixon aco6 kegs lard
IN ndss Burbdge &co u pkgs iron Stark, staatier
fruit order sack bag gng 4hhis bacon Keep
Gsnilsd daisH Hyrnes ssl seks salt Il Kennedy
&ro-z tihds bacon and sunariss to order. s4Es{
Iss binds sugar 2oe % " Est
,n @ a. AssT Il Rock nso DO
sssinisiss q Older oai 81 hhds sugar. 81
TAFOURcHE- Per steamer Laoufche 70 hhds sugar to
hiyS sugar Nashville Hoitai-0 do Roman OLIVIER &co
adsK SShiF &co- 40 do Darby 4 Tremouet70 do Angus
WI " do TIosclairx liaydel- 20 do Rosk-ls
bhs olGses order ~ do lao bids sugar
Bclce NohlaM &co-N do III Hanley5 do j N jackson
20 e Bsrns ysass &eq u % % bbs molassss Gordon i,
bhis run, Jao Adams Total 1913 binds 67 bbis
Molahses s92 8S iS$7 f5S
DoNALnsoNyIId.E-Pe Per steamer Acadia 1853 bbis mo.
ESae- 30 io john Wallis Do Beloea Noblom &co
I 1o Rfani d Laidry46 do g A Webre-,5 do i. Malus-a
as Is l 9 Il a rs VALUE
Esbstss do Darby Trenouis.
e LSsan sS Sss al, VI S Ssn.
yTats III bids lss bbls sugar 6s paolasses. 81,
FORT JAGKsoE- Ri sespaer ETpirs FahG 2as hid
Wdp DonaeI AZ do " 4 p lrqabart3o DO carroal He,
issses PasSe bales ay 70 ordarTota $40 hid
sugar I6i bbs inoiassese H. el5E3szs
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8ibtt slteulgentf.
casse.xr 2sr.sn. No T. eas y s TEE

OFFICE, Nc. III GlEP STREET,
sSa Tuesday, February o. 1852. 4
md dat gentle spring is en- ronso
"a essis, to be making
Aeasis, IaaTs and Empire Parish lie Coast
III Ferd ksnnsi for Memphis and National for White
as hsl ss 'sass
The splendid W Roberts having n dergons cleaning up
faa here his evening She VIII be under the conn
By received yesterday, learn that The Gen
hs mo,ning rsadS TO sss
packet IT, Acadia ca
ing for ali coast landinga up TO Donaldsonyiis e
tstslsss packs, M a,ssI
Il il o'clock for hs above and way landings
Rolss rot fast and popular pass zen
aag pssss it This evening
The Roberts Inns .paeio9s cabin
5csmpstspt steainpoa,msp. I
"a svs as ea e. s.
81 II sa
Cen Bdureas or Oaaclita RirerThe FIRST class passen
III sn Len Moore commander and
ss ss
hsa sSs e. sW sss
Macon
seuger Duke Capt u T. Bnraeans, commander
and Mr. Itos Beae, CLERK, leaves at O'Clock this evening
q Tor Alexandria and way landings l4s6 5
Nafio,alJoF White RseTle well known and comfortable
passenger packet NaiioIal Capt r G. Montgomery com
mander and Mr. Ferd clerk, leaves at o'clock thi
* eysnng for an landings on White river I
MD KeansN fa, hns, first class
Far,l enna Capt d H Brier commander nd Mr.
Harper clerk leaves for Memphis and way landings
" forabie packet always psn ifiy supplied
her onera tine blue stamp, besides being
and o Remember she leaves At ocloc
~ this evening. 3s i4gs s9ss 989 y
Rebiie Jar asnph large ars class packe
Eepibiic Can't d. clark commander and Mr. Clifford
Wayne clerk O'Clock his evening for Mephis an
1 Tho bends. 5ss s7tg 't5s5sf So -
Fe,ona dill c S Naif Packet Id4 ytlshar9 and Hraiph
The splendid packet Psytona Capt Henri
Lanrnn, andsr and Mr., II, R aclhnsh,in eeis
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Hin 0rIfans lailp Grssttnt,
.I,,IapA IsTn1Hrssr COLI INNS
h Orleans Nnueg Hlarkst.
cRrscrsr OFFICE NJ; % I Camp stree. 4

3 ERsscgsr oFFicG, No. 10 Camp street Z
Monday Evening, Feb. q, 1871.
he stetk opes with the favorable weather which
would I'D far UPWARDS Iromatng geners iaasaeoss
Ordinary times In and about the hawks there WIS very
lse day The oress from the ommaEdng Geaefsi
M ne oss ,ooK a he sfeers
xsvefa banks from their duties From tse Citizens ans
nine clerks embraced in the order Aong tnea Ms
and snppese hs @ VIZ q te
pasinn Of the banks this evening We are mol an n
pf any essential mpo y te public Any one nl y
n fe Hoard Of Tt books OF The banks are open 10
ts Board Of Currency On calling 81 the Beard O. currency
being IN honorable private in Of the regiments
uFeTcd MO servce to4as that the President was in the
country consequently with these mud other reasons we Do not
See pnic publish the usual weekly Fa returns
cond Sc made hy the banks WetNPeet tne
the viii embrace me oaanSe o. e
clerks The banks and that The Presidents and CASHIERS VINO
their shirt sleeves 80 work out and
There light sales of sterling exchange toas5 az
We agat fsa sa I'D eers ware
liz 10 les for III Fr public notice 1t VIII
ID Uni q the the agent Of The
tba aeen million Of the due the first Of
MARCH, oAce med Te Office Of the Treas MTer +
Is ne Min baa ;s .ne ri, nS g. II sp.c
Tinra we're Is ms IN stocks odaysy tie city
saifosd nd arDad In shares the was
n 81 e q Is money market We
Isl Rsss and nd l Sal & S,
south American Donbloons $50. l2s. e. ~
Bat silver Standard p i o 5s III Is. -
ii SPEC % United st,ts from
Enslxn hs year 1885! was sey,n and EN- nsoA =
say ,hr y6ye mill " q so IA ia nacsm
Ter J36l 1-EU Nud 10 q 80 ,er,
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8sbisbD IF tgt HIarktts.
URsscsHr OFFICE, No. 10 GiAR SfKkrf,
Tues lay Morning. February 20 1907.

q IIr Escr M OFFICE, No. 70 t.iNP SfRkkf,y
A 5s Tuesday Morning. February % ls6z 5
,rTON There was iss 81 10 Inquiry yesterday. and
ne have not Rsale 10 notice. s, 555s --N
stg TOBACCO. z. Nothng reported q N, u n,
fyfsA The surpsy than ample for the demnnd
,har ii freey met prices barely maintained ahe
repeat o aaoiaons Interior emo 10
~ snosss eisrifsd yellow. 4@ets Sc onds
WhiG Store Dried White Y ID.
The reported sales were confined 20 about
0 Ibls NJ and IA foT frms eboEea'
ma i'm haff.iDbis 1T l9c a gallon for Pme Reboitd
fsJfSij hsnr of only small sales at $i5 81 tor
4 SsIpertirs aud S1a 50 D Dbl. for Extra -, Ill !.
have Deem Soma small safes ~ d u ottsne
fnf White = e :, A Z, 49,
Id seeks Tennessee sold at 81 a q bnshei,
BRA sacks sold II 81 70 NJ ltO MS
Pork Ness IL sesa'ing NJ Si5 O. hbi; q. d.,
retail Mt &c, kibbsn Sides 20 fia
A Clear Sides Pin and Sugar Cured HAMS none IN tn
mn tierss Prime new sold yesterday morning
The retail is supplied at &c for teees and oc
WiIiSK NH The rs4hil demand for Old Bourbon and Mo
posgshela supplied at 81 6Ss and mao
4 from i5odis ana Rum. nj 81 20aSl Is p gallon.
3 eS N0thing fertrted. GS15t@ ~
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II Il HaHeyl0n seks EIevefich Sco 70 hhoS sugar
MGosdon IT Is bills moasss 10 > Y kon,eaS sec ms g.
iis-2u hhis sugar Asin Sr,as 'ieAd rattle feye do
EiWhftc--snirtrs To uplr. y
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HEADQUARTERS FIFTH CoMPASY
BATTALION WASHINGTON ARTILLERY, I
New Orleans, Jan. %, 1852. }
II ORDER No. 3s-oRDER No. 2; ISSUED SAAi,A
X BY these Headquarters, under dale of November HNA
I'M II 1861. in relation 10 drills, ia hereby rtf
ll voked and disc ntinue,;. 1*H0
battery Drills every Tuesday, nj O'Clock P n;
LIST and ID Derachments every Monday, At +.
Sd and 4h Detachments every Wednesday, al 6 P. NJ.
9TH and 9Th Detachments every FRIDAY, NJ T. NJ
Theoretical drill OF. officers and noncomnsoHed officers
every THURSDAY, Mt i F. N.
The infantry squad and drills being dispensed with
All active active honorary, and honorary members will
form this order.
Fines for non.aendance at .hese drills will be rigily
forced. ru..-
. By order
A GORpoS FAREWELL, O.S. thN If
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lJl Camp street, opposite It. Phtric!'s Church [
- New Orleans Feb. q lSj2.
l. GLENN GUARDS-TIlIS NEW COMPANY HAS
II still loom ii, for few ol who can have lhe
vi opportunity Of joining by alplying a. the M1n9ry No. ~
any night week hat pa o'clock The Company IL
in posses excellent guns, and have of the arges'd
most the City Every present
Ing himself officers nn signng the roll viii have his
measure taken and splendid uniform furnished throughout
flee OF expense Immediately The for this puipoe hug
been furnished liberal and patriotic gentlemen and the we'll
known house of H. w Lyons Co have been paid the money
to this ect An excellent opportunity is here
ga WM II. G. KING, Captain.
Iosur, 1pg q ir2l
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.,Raiil.lr,oadss

NEW soRLrAAs. IA oKsoN AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON February u.s. 1852 10 bales hay Hickey Nh.
relt-6 40 10 srder--3ots v isles hay, II
ANTAN. February 25 sop fowls Wip E1rshern
i5g bbs ne Huntingdon f kegs South,
eyn Ecks potatoes u SEX nuts NopeS a sF
cabbage Free Msrkei--uadrias 70 order s7SF Is
N. o., oPELousAs N ~ 6 REA n WESTERN.
BRAsHEAR CRY, February "a, 1862 s. 20 bids sugar 70
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Procia IN alton by the MA yor,

WANFED-BY A WIDOW LADY WITH FIRST
w class recommendations situation governess house.
keeper Superintendent oil lie househ aF Of gcnteel
family has objection TO the country she would hsYs M
objection renting furnished house boarding lie occu
fell If " "N>
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Oiice, No. 81 Common street.
SATURDAY, the 1st March, Mt IL o'clock,
- ~. the Merchants and Ahctionecs Exchange. will be
sold at public AUCTION
TWO LOTS OF GROUND i'll the First District in the
squae bounded by Ranpa B4sn tiraver aud terio GETS
each ~ feet inches and lines Basin
bya depth # l25 feet between parallel lines The improve
meats each lot consist of twosory aud attic frame dwell
ing, with IT, lex and slate roof having rooms EACH
all Gney n,h.. in the attic: having large sacoe with
hOgluy Iail ng. cS,ern hyl and all sury
bniidngs The houses modeiI and command of
$40 elch per
TERMS-One ihd ca h, balance and years credit
for notes bearls mortgage on the properly, with per
and eventual interest. The
be kept insured and the policies be transferred vendor
AcS of sale before O. DeAmAs Notary Public, II-
pen:e of the purchasers. fe22
NOTICE FROM AND AFTER THIS DATE ALL
~ sale. of Real Estate and Slaves will take
place the Merchants and Anctonecrs Exchange Our
and Furniture.
fpl2 If MCTERREN K LANDRY Auctoue.rs
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sj9553l X = = = - IN ~ ~
GA TTLE ID Ar Re t.
JEFFERSON GIFT Fsbr<,

ga JEFFERSON cIFg February q, isS2
yesterday In Texas Reeves Amount Of Stock sold
al sxns and rs Resyes l2A Hogs, d Veal Cat
ana 8 Mitch Cows stock remaining sale are 6 sNas ans
III Bssyes 3i9 Hogs IS Veal Cattle and 80 Milcf
tsJws We qno:e IS Al
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p McGuIaIN x CO.,

a h Is -,
Nc .A7 julia street. New Basin.
Awhings TENTS arpsulias and Flags
notice. IL.
ksAaas. - m20 "
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- Is ROOK $ USE, ee
Nos. 1913 and 1870 CAMP STREET. Z
Adjoining Odd Fellows Hall. New Orleans.

This House, conveniently and pleasantly situated fronting
Lafayette Square, which has been recently greatly enlarged
and Improved now open for the reception of permanent
transient l'oarders. ~
largo airy rooms si,abla families with board be-
se.,red IL t5SSi III .s 's7-s it3l 3mGW
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CITIZENS, MUTUAL INsUR-
~ gANcE COMPANY.

45s@ss'a5 NEW ORLEANS, Feb 10. 1852.
The following Certificates of scp Of the Issue Of 1855 toge
her with the accrued thereon remain unclaimed in this
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partitular Autlers.

D.rur y. o., j. 1 & n. H. RI
- "a ~ F5H Nep Orlsuua. Feb. a. lS32- \
aF. Nc Evening Passenger Train until
.uist not o.. {
tt2S It 7. s. Williams, SuoI 4
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alarilI,s sNtallissl,'fli.

q tiRESCsaf Ov8lcE, No. 10 Camp Street ~
L I Tuesday Morning. February %. 1857.
Arrival Yesferday. 49,
Etenann0ata, 7,
Republic, Clark I'm Memphis. & .lt
X Music. IalfeIes, I'm IsafaDfche.
I Iaionfche. Brown, I'm I.afonrche. IS
/, Aeadis, Vincent, I'm Donalds lie. ts-3s HI
!. Empire Parish, Grant, I'm Fort Iackson.
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FOR COIUnBUS--WANTED IMMEDIATELY
IA four companies infantry complete the Louiian' Legion
N coonne mob) to be commanded by Capt Stewart Of he
III Ponte Coupte Battery, now At Columbus $500.
Officers organizing companies active service for the dura
war md wishing join said will please npfy
further nora ton and tan portaon, III No "a Btnvile
street. it-l ~
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o. GAILhARD. President
"A SrHREJRER & .retary

: a. 8, sftIHfy.
In acc rdace with Art XIV f the Charter those of the
above certificates which remain uncaei for thirty days after
this roce will be cancelled aud the amount there
of together with the interest hereon placed the
Of the the books Of ths Company
55 q 53,sstsss$ lsg IA + A, scIREIBER, Secretary.
A. sehreber being duly sworn deposes aud sa:s that
| the above sts sment is true and correct.
A. seHREIBER.
Subscribed and to- this 10th day Of February 1852
fell itswsoa ssl & NJ AIrsHkII4 J. E.