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Notice. r... ..-.
To the Friends
Y ..ss.- ... l- OR
SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS OF THE SOUTH.

The Soldiers Relief Society Tennessee having author
lied and desired by the Secretary Of War and the Medical
Director of this Division of amy perform the services in
the Confederate States Hospitals which they have discharged
under the direction OF the Governor in the Hospital have
assumed similar charge and Of the following Hos
pials viz State Hospital First College Street Hospital Second
College Street Hospital, Front Street Hospital Street
Hospital, Elliott Hospital These filed with patients
from the armies Of the Couedeacy and every effort is being
made provide others fast the increasing
service demand additional accommodation We have entered
upon the discharge of duties with determination do all
in at Whatever cost Of personal comfort convent
alleviate the msortunes and contribute the
and comforts of the gallant defenders of soil who may be
stricken down by disease or by tie casualties of
We receiving liberal contributions aid us in our work
from portion of the Confederaey but the demands upon
daily increasing, and eend forth this appeal the
citizens of the South for further assistance with
confident expectation that will be promptly and fsyoraby
sponded to by every Southern heart The contributions
needed are money cotton for Mattresses blankets flannel
clothing provisions sugar and noasses, any articles which
may be useful necessary for the sick the wounded
Hospitals under the supervision of the eminent Medical Drec
tor Dr. iandel However small may be the intrinsic value Of
articles contributed let be borne in mind that if there
multitude of contributors the aggregate will be large.
Contributions should be addressed to Mrs Felicia G. Porter
No. 80 Cedar street. Nashville Tennessee where it pac
tcabe and to do the wishes Of the donors in regard
to ths disposition thereof will be complied with.
From the patriotic citizens Of the Confederacy anticipate
prompt and generous response to this appeal behalf
gallant soldiers who have consecraed their lives noble
cause who have bssn Frustrated while defending our homes
from The aggress;ons of ruthless invader. SEA,
er- s1" FELICIA GRUNDY PORTER, President.
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.asa .dppeat for Snsalt .arnts
~ .. 10, THE-
CITIZENS OF LOUISIANA AND ADJOINING STATES

EEw ORLEANS, Aug. 2Is6l.
Having besn appointed by the Secretary War an aeept
collect receive and purchase small the
States deem necessary and ezpeden make known the
fact generally possible the better cooperation
work which needs be quickly Citizens and patriots
Your Government asks the hosadso TRIED guns
that lie unused in houses Recent experiments have
proven that of your fine Double Bsreled sho, Guns
with the approved Mnia ball more than match for tbe
much talked OF Mimic Mnske Then bring forth and
place them upon the altar OF couny's liberty they
may at once be eonsecraed to the noble work Christian
fense II objection DO made sending away your guns
be urged that MAY need them home reply U.s. that
the surest prevent the necessity using them at home
ia place them In the hands Of the many
who chahng desire to stand as wall
OF IRE between and the invading this answer be
deemed nconcusirs then the reflection that high in s
thoriy those in whose judgment confidence and
who is but fair to know we'll necessities both
at home and borders have elaboration in
auguraed this should Sufficient guarantee for
the wisdom utility and patriotism of the yon are called
on to perform Then, desire short war; speedy peace
and an acknowledgment Of independence honorable to
selYes place the disposal your
As desire strike the who are
plotting subjugaon and destruction let known that
the rusy Rifle, and the death dealing Shot Cum which you
have hitherto highly priced to take part in
fct rendering pobesour victory complete than was
their defeat and route the plains of Manassas
Ny Instructions contemplate that shall forth into our
more popuous regions assistant agents. charged the duty
OF collecting and forwarding to points, all weapons
thus obtained 1t be well here state that any ono who
wishes though visited by an Agent can
greatly facilitate this work by sending any guns has, or
command address, Of Robert Pitkn No. Is Camp
street, New Orleans
BALLARD s. DUNN,
Agentfor Collecting Receiving, and Purchasing Small Arms
for the Confederate States. sul3 2ptf
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40 -. ~ A.
aoiiat Pc. pap 70 'tanspoi' =, asssI
20 .ne snpplhs' ana eusts sas w. ap,sa Gana1
petom we J. 49,, ,,..,t;,,,,
snnosts side II The way was
= oss rp,les m lilo sidewalks to
II a. droyu 81 the shin.
~ ~. IA ,rsss conner of Popdras and
H. a.raats i VAS rolled to the river, put
ans .raosnor,ea "a the shippins. And
.ls' sss, Ss,ls n noany complains Of the very
Of lie muddy condition of
stsaa.s, Whv the rising generation are In
$50. state 81 Hiss and happiness to what our
M nave experienceti through the nuta
.;ans n M last forty.i,ye .years. 4 BIZ
''vms a., arrva, from M,ssiss,nn; souua YES
...a.n r1Ia onnhoat t,ren,n. belonging to the
ris,mastersa penartment iaft On Saturday eve.
,,ing N ma sea shore. She returned yesterday,
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TnE SITUATION AND THE NEWS.

The situation Of oar military affairs has under.
gone no material change within the last twoweaks.
The defeat of crftenden, further than the prestige
gained by The enemy, has been of no considerable
advantage to them. They have made no advance
worth speaking ofsnor have theyswon any strate-
gic positions of Importance. Their loud vauntings
and boastlngs over . comparatively uuitnportant
success hare somewhat animated the Abolition
hear, and that is all. Only this and nothing
more e 4 single reverse would doubly dispirit
Them, while disasters only serve to stimulate the
Seuthern people to the performance Of deeds re.
During stubborn valor and unflinohing determine
ton. .;7, 81
Tint the enemy contemplated attacking US at
one or more points in Kentucky there is no room
70 doubt. But the rainy weather eHectually
ttwaFted ~ their plans, no matter what they
were. armies cannot move ever such roads as
now only exist with either celebrity or safety and
Of artillery is entirely out Of the
question. 4 would require fully TIVE weeks Of
good weather to render ths roads passable and,
as the indications are that NJ Win have rainy
month"; il obvious that active operations cannot
progress for some yseks 70 come. The only
chance for the enemy II achieve anything Of mo-
ment is upon the river. II they can rush past Co.
lHHDuS NlEA IAelf RaHnuats Iuty Will nave aCC01-
plishsd d great deal. We don't believe they can
pass Golusnbas IN That sort Of style. On the con-,
rary, we think their gnnboats win be sunk to the
sbattoa e the river, or blown into very small
atoms. 81 S,s ssgs y =
Z The news by telegraph was snot unexpected by
ms have al known that the English anu
French have been engaged IL discussing the sub
ject Involved since the war between the North
and the South began; and we have often said that
sthnse two great Governments would act IN unison
~ soon as they made up their minds that the time
for action had arrived. That the question of rails.
ing the blockade has engaged very careful atten.
ton, We entertain not The remotest doubt But let
not antieip q too speedy raising Of the block
asae by those powers. They will notaet until they
ara entirely ready and We verify believe they will
give the orilla the naonthof February,
not that sof March, III which to conquer the
s s rebels. And wearesalso firmly convinced that
tbs act Of eognition will be shortly followed by
an order 70 their Admrals to raise the blockade
sinstanter II II does not accompany it. SsE
would prefer to have raised, the blockade
sadrselass huff nations are 40 anxious to
tradc with they cannot wait any Ion er, ana
insist pom knock the Gorilas bloc kaders into
finders We will have no reason to interpose serii
Gus objections. q fact,git will be none Of our
Eaffair at al. sss Nh sss1 4.
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BUREAU DE la coMPAGNIE DU HOME
II MUl U1L INSURANCE. Il = - =

EoUvs1LE ORLEANS, de Jahvier, 1861
Conformfment Ia Gharte de Compagns
Ia Legislature dc Ia Lousane No. 6. appronve lie II de Mars.
1859 public est ayerti par lie present avis que les ce6eas
suvants de profits sns de 1851 plus pntseD mont
etc pages cette Compagu ss pas recass par
lie par les propstares gaux, dams les ours m
vron premiere publication de lis canrees
annule ct les ontants places du compile contingent
sur les iiyes de Ia Compagnie prescit dams "a
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7Ts:s.sest g. d. r. MITCHELL.
jas s0t s%F Derxtame Justice de Pslx
OFFICE OFF THE LOUISIANA MUTUAL
" INSURANCE COMPANY. 5sE&& &F

u. ILL.,. NEW ORLEANS, January o, 1862.
In accordance with the requirements Of tho Charter Of tbs
Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company ard of the Le
Iature No. 176 approved March l7h 1853 public notice Ia
hereby given that the following Certificates Script for tho
year 1885, and accrng interest thereon remain unclaimed
the office of the Company and all said Certificates and interest
which shall be demand d by the legal owuers
within thirty days Of this notice will cancelled and apnned
and thereof accredited contingent accon, ia
he aoks If the Couuany nv Its Charter
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BUREAU DE LA CDaTPAGNIE D,ASsU~
" hANCES MCTUELLES DE La LOUISIANA. =

EouysLLE ORGANS, de Janvier, 1867
Conormenent specifications de Ia Chare de ID Cops
gne Assurances Mutuelles de Ia Louisiana
Legislature de Etat de Ia Louisiana No. 49, appvoav 10 Il
de Mars 1859 lie public est aver les Cerfca sufans do
Scrip fannie 1885, plus Fntere mont pms
payes cette Compsge ST les dts Certificate Plus ns
ret ne sont rsclnmes 10 les popeare esau
dams les rene qn svront Ia premiere publication de Get
red dn compile contingent les vres de la Cealsagus
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ii Card.

f5 SfSt-Trt ? ~ -"- 2r#- sto9@9 -H ."- '1
EDITOR CRESCENT wish, through the columns OF your
paper to return for nyse aud company sincere
and graefal thanks to Company B. Continental Guards
generous and valuable Of Ninety Plush Caps and
Capt Hodgkns of the Company persono1 ard
also Capt James Martini and other friends for their uni
donaion Of One Hundred and Eight Shawl Shirts and to
Ladies' Association for making the free of
and assure them that except victory there nothing that
heart Of the soldier tan such proofs that he is
not BY those for whom he is suffering the pyaions
fatgues and exposure Of camp, and risking fife m &
also wish 10 remember Mr. r r Brady we'll as the La
dies socey at No IS Camp street, their liberal kindness
last and to all friends who have contributed our comfort
and welfare. III 4qss w 5s54s4a Ss1s iAss ~
a 57:z JOHN G. FLEMING.
fs3s 2p2t Capt, Co, G.. Continental Guards
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OFEIoE HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE.
" COMPANY. 7'-'"~NNAS


.-l.,- -s.s,gs Hsw ORLEANS. January 4, V62
naecordance with the Charter Of this Company M net
Of the Legislature Of Louisiana Mo- 76 approved March,
1853 public notice Is hereby given that following certificate
81 profits issue Of 1885, with accrued interest hereon remain
unpaid In this Company not claimed by the legal or
owners within thirty days from tho frat publication this
notice the will be ind annutd and the aousa
thereof credited the contingent tho books his
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STATE LOUISIANA. PARISH ORLEANS,
City Of New Orleans.
Sworn and subscribed before me- this sixth day January
1862. D. r. MITCHELL,
iaI 30t r. Second Justice of the Peace. q
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Soldiers Clothing.
NOTICE FROM THE GOVERNOR To HOSE PRE-
..' 49, .-' j. PAIRING IT s-

NOTICE FROM THE GOVERNOR III HOSE PRE-
P 49, ,-' PAIRING IT ii:
1 am endeavoring to furnish Volunteer Troops
Louisiana with suitable clothing am having
uniform suits Of wooden cloth and suitable undecothes
distributed ameng them informed that the patriotic citi
Of several parishes also engaged similar preparations
for the benefit Of their companies If these contributions Of
clothing sent by them directly their several companies
without being OF the quantity and kind sent and the
copasies supplied great confusion will be the
sequence ~ 80 -E
soldier only carry certain quantity of clothing It is
Of great Importance that each soldiers shall
good substantial wooden Suits possbe but Also
important that there Of action those supply
Ing them, in order avoid sending double supplies to
panies. n y s-5= rf.'
hsreors urgently recommend the citizens Of tie country
parishes send this city such supplies Of clothing
they may prepare with expc. directions The companies
Individuals for whom they intended will take care
that they their destination The clothes should be boxed
up baed directed in New Orleans with the
Of the company for which they intended marked it and
statement sent to of contents that may dup.
cate the articles.
respectfully request the newspapers give publicity these
suggestions in consideration of the be Effected
THOS. o. MOORE, Governor.
New Orleans, Aug. II, 1851. auls sp.
EXCHANGE ON RICHMOND ses
80 Bought and Sold by
! BANK OF NEW ORLEANS. sess tt
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Volunteer zsltef Committee.

TO ALL GOOD GlTlzEks,
= s. &,Es. e :&e NEW ORLEANS, Aug 10, 1861. ~
As this Committee has received with deep regret positive
proof that posipns have been prarced upon the public gen.
crosby by obtaining relief who entitled to the
same they hereby appea, AL good citizens who may come
to the knowledge Of any such of fraud inform
beers d the COMMITTEES in person. leave such inormAto
with little delay possible a, their office Seeetarys Room
Board of Assistant Aldermen The following are the names
of the Committee X NJ, ~ So
GERARD STITH, Board Of Aldermen
-- s,P. DsI4ABARRE, :,
-,L L. 3. FORSTALL, :. '' ;.
=sFT--s 50 : &, ]. H. HuCKINS - - -. =
~ . d. Sir JAS. BEGGS Board of Asst. Aldermen.
., u.s.. Ia ". r. HODGKlNs. ~ Rs,.
r J. B. LEEFE,
~ .e,s. JAMES DAVIS ;.
r." 7S* JAMES BEGGs,
+ an19 2ptf . Is - tr, Chairman Of the Cou,ntsee
ss-Notice-I take this merhod OF Offering
fras of charge the families Of hoss
who absent from the city military daty Residence
Harmony streets between Prytana and Coliseum
District. So ...,,.--. .-.....-. .
mysi ssf P. yE1SER, NJ. u.
Ax4rEIerrsng'ss Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof SAFES Nos 81 and 81 Or.
saass.ss Il u 800 't''@ 49, apts
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| =. = = : CHAs. BRIGGS, PRESIDENT.
$50 H. H. P. JANYIER, Secretary.
ErAr Ia LOUISIANA, PARoIssE p'oeLHANs, q
Vile de Ia Eourelle Ofeans. &
Asseruants ct re devant moi xiems jour jan
vier 1867. l- Fl. MITCHELL
jaI3ot Denxiems Justice de Paix,
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the books Of the Company.
A. BROTHER, President.
.. JAMES II. WHEELER. Secretary.
re- STATE LouIsIANA PARISH or ORLnAas}
-m.rH City of New Orleans.
Sworn and subscribed before this the fourth day
. fse' I'd .. d. r. MITCHELL,
il -- Second Justice Of the Peace.
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Aid for our Troops in Kentucky and vir-
AZ gtnia. g -

Dr. heRenionds the agent of Army In Kentucky aud
yirgnia leaves Friday for Bayou Teche TO obtain courb
TONS having been Detained owing the receipt goods from
Texas TO be Immediately .swarded. }F ~ T. vs.
Blankets overcoats, entertainments Dried Fruits Oranges
etc. our Army stand greatly in need Of Messrs Arthur
Co are the agents receives these articles Benois Shaw
receive all cash donaens We trust avery true southetner
will contribute his mite the relief of orr Volunteers They
expect and with justices those that remain should aid
those who fight their battles. W. s&&s dis aptf
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A Card.

DOCTOR Nick RLvEY having rss,rned reeonn,spces the
practice Of hs profession Residence Office Ms heretofore
ST. Charles street b,ween Poyras asa, cite
Square III ~ SH 81 fe3 2plm
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Notice.

The delivery of Prizes will continue ONE WEEK LONGER
to 9Th Of February inclusive frcm II A. NJ to NJ
whsu the room will be finally closed and the articles unclaimed
will be sold at auction for The benefit Of the fund
The holder of ticket % is invited make himself known
and Mrs f. A. DAY who donated Pet Deer" will confer
favor by giving her address, ~ & p .aafa u rs@f
~: Ns~ NJ MUsSON, President.
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DOM snt Hill. Gems Albert Pike
w. atatt Littis Ropk srs sEhs 2gtA.
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Dies iiyres de la CompasnIe. ags
r. et'7 'a5 ~ A. BROTHER, President.
JAMES H. WHEELER, see,etairs.
ErAr DE Ia LANE, PARossE p'OnLrAsss
,pss bill e a'% Wills de Ia Nouytlle Orleans.
Assetnente ct sgne deyan moi quaee jour de Janyts
1867. ~ ,&3Sf&~SE p 9F g3I@ f|ESI
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Post-omce Notice.

f-.r.- Post-OMce Notice.
Theforeeong project for Foreign Mil fully entitled to
public confidence Antonio Costa Esq., Is New Orleans u,er
chant OF responsibility and Character He has resident
OF New Orleans for the last thirty years
Letters Intended for this Mail may enclosed along with the
required tariff above, and ad
dressed Costa Foreign Mail Of Postmaster New Or
leaas' .t-t, ttt, ,ra-r
The Confederate Postage to this Office must be prepaid
s J. L. RIDDELI., Postmaster
New Orleans. October Is, 1861. IS q ole cpf
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Clothing. Clothing.

Thenndersigned offer for sale reasonable prices swe as
sorted stock of ovERCoATs, BUSINESS COATS, FRoCK
GOATS. VESTS snd WHITE SHIRTS. Also a good assert
of BOYS aud YOUTHS CLOTHING to which they in
vite the attention ofcisy and country buyers .-- q,
- DARCY d WHEELER, Dr.
jazz 2pln +-f''- No. Magazine street
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IN EsssFstist$E oHss ao GoSfs&Sy E.s sT1ShSTaI
d2xss ssaps JAIN I Fleming THIS morn
azs, lis com
Il Rf. u " IN his egrd al 81
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- X ia asls sslsotsd officers snd directors Of
~ haaK @lsh pears ii column 81: a''iss
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g. E's'Oceedings
LOUISIANA STATE CONVENTION,
IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH, :.
Together with the ORDINANCES passed by said Conven
on lin both auguageO and the CONSTITUTION the State
amended.
For sails by -" 5.
BLOOMFIELD STEEL, PETER oDoNNE1L, o.
7. WHITE, HERBERT Il EscOUssE
GEO. ELLIS, W. F.GoLDTHWAlTE,
P.HAWEs&Go, e. EzEKIEL.
H. ... ..r T. FITzWIIIIAh @ 's- ~
rorders from the alled Liberal discount.
ny22 2ptf
Boots, Shoes and BrO9ans,
At wHoLEsALx.
Plantation. supplied with primo Ditchins BOOTS Ku.ss
BRoGANs; Wool Mexican, Palm Leaf Straw and gampsAeay
HATS, st thslowsst paarke.prices, by
r. ar --tt. - FROST / CO.,
No. 10 Magazine street, New orisans.
Flats, Caps, etc., At Wholesals.
wsarseonstautlyrsceivng SILK
Fur Cashmere Panama Leghorn Straw Palm Leaf Maxcas
aud Wool HATS, Atthe owsss mari ret prices by s>
FROST & CO., ~
iyls .oAw No. 10 MAsaz,ne street, Naworlssn,.
saH7'0Yl Bird,
SUCCESSOR TO sEWELL r.rAYLoR) IMPORTER on
Id, FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC, .'
Nos. Is and Is Royal street,
Hssnow in store supply Of the celebrated CREME Oh
BoUzy CHAMPAGNE quarts pints other brands
viz: CHARLES HEIDsEICK, Piper HEIDSEICK, PAR
MENTiER and other brands Of Inferior quality. have
large Of tho best Old Sherrea snch AMONT
LAD0, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MADEIRA, of
iportaton other MadeiraH lower grade. supsrio
Old London Dry Dock PORT and other less gads
The celebrated sAzARAO BRANDIEs-v Vintage 1896 laa
1907 and supply always hand. grades
KYsscotch and Irish, Old Rye, Bourbon and Wheat wIs-
kys SCOTCH ALE and PORTER pntsand QUARTS COR
DAIS etc. Myu assortment OF the best WINES which
will sold other houseia the oiy
AARON BIRD,
ais holy Nos. Is and Is Royal street.
EvERY DESCRIPTION OF
COMMERCIAL. PRINTING DUE BILLS, ETC.
Neatly Printed, and Cheap, at
Rea's Rotary steam Press.
.Magazne street. A
gop hand stock of paper suitable for the above work.
1 ialOu EEar-.'' W.
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Free Market.

ss.{ks lsS NEW DREAMS February i. 1862.
lue Of donations in kind received from January LIST to3st
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South Western
EXP REss COME ny

II x f r. II . 3 G Q M r A N Y /.
EXPRESS FOR A" FOREIGN MAIL MATTER" CON
\ MEETING AT TAMPICo, MEXICO. WITH THE
{ BRITISH STEAMERS. H 8S
This Company has completed It's arrangements for the prompt
and rapid transmission Of MAIL MArrERto t....,.
s5 All Parts of the World! "a "a .,
The Fifth Messenger will leave
On SATURDAY, March 1t 1867.
Should the Messenger with difficulty, owing to the
present political troubles Mexico deem prudent he vii
go to Havana by sen. 7z .rr-s-
Tariff Of Charges ON Outward Letters.
Mp dnciuding Confederate Postage from this city,
Single Letters half ounce, to Mexico ....... 81 90
-. toCnba Observation-Disclosures. ! W
TO Europe ........s...... -. II 70
p. to United States. ........,.,.. i rs
Letters half an ounce will be charged in proportion
Open letters Tor the United States will received and
ined by committee appointed by Major-Genera Lowell
IT approved by said committee, they will be forward if
not approved, they will be returned.
Letters from abroad be received through this Company
They must be enclosed in envelopes and directed the
the South Express Company" Havana and the
postage to that place be prepaid The express charges from
HhVnna may be collected at destination.
Letters for this Express be forwarded any part Of
tue by the Southern Express Company charges
destination being prepaid. -
Letters by mail may be enclosed with amount required
per the above tariff Of the South Express Com
pany, New Orleans. * 80.
For further information apply Agents Of the Southern
Express Company, in any part of the Confederacy.
J. J. McKEEVER, President,
do 2ptf Can,p uiroet New Orleans Ia
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,Fassa,.a,,,s Cotton, Press,

Il OPPOSITE 1aE JACKSON RAILROAD DEPOT.
We prepared day store forward ali freight 10
shipment per jackson Railroad. So
,als sps WILLIAMS Il FASSMAN.
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i skS-Herring'a Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof SAFES Nos. 81 81 rayiss sres
0pft
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= n udtioaeef, WIN sell this day. ut
1poeA, n hardware. stat5oasfy, per-
fnesslsr cerasss toliet sesps. stc.
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N IN Asas slnEasu IT Gtosgsa Ready
\ - sIay Savannah HepuEi Ican Of 8 Fate
\ xats NIL has selegF apEes to Hon:
4 retafy Of tile Treassssy, that
/ Nv stass g5a ready Al I,ay from onsst ID
n ~ 0f shsre bff NH Nar fsx AZ thu
1saseift sithsf thes anfsaeracy would
albw M ttc fass of II cent Cd ths
asaoupt shasi hsesmS Nv. sss
tlrnsd Lining To AZ.
sspf y SHIRE AZ Tile war tax ii
a2yaaes, intefast on ths SANG Until the
ass sztis IL III good sign tAat
4 ~ Cove pat pfsased money What
Nunld O,d 4shasA sssfstasy NV o such PROPOSE
Atsn jiss IN % ss8
m sarcanistsasS II tiattetibg 10 tie Aaanciai
Rpndifi pf both Geofgt And the Ganfed eraoy.
Vi siisr III Iii odssnee, aud
- III s faa do oceaaien 10 receive IL, 81 4