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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-04-03

A night passed, and the town criers were
called into requistion, a week she gave
him up, had note read for her in meet
ing and went into mourning,
Just four years after the ocoulrance, the
ship got back to port, and Bob and his
friend were paid off. The wages of the
widows son amounted TO just four hum
dred and eighty dollars, and he found on
squaring accounts with the captain, that
his advance had amounted to the odd
tens, and four hundred dollars clear were
the fruits oil his long cruise.
As he walked in the direction of his
mothers house in company with Joe, he
scanned with q curious eye the houses,
the shops, and the people that he passed.
Nothing appears changed the same signs
indicate unchanging hospitality on the
part of the same landlord, the same lum-
bers were standing at the same corners
it seemed as if he had been gone only a day.
With the old sights and sounds Bob's
old feelings revived and he almost dread
cd to see bouncing from some alley a
detachment of boys sent by their ancient
enemy, the school master, to know why
he had been playing truant, and to car
ry him to receive the customary walloop-
ing.
"Joe, l wonder if any body's found
that old pitcher %
He stopped down, thrust his arm un-
der the stone steps and withdrew the iden-
tical piece Of earthen ware he had depos :
tied Just four years ago. Having rinsed
and filled it at the pump, he walked into
his mothers house and found her seated
in her accustomed arm chair. She look
ed at him for a moment, recognized him,
screamed and exclaimed
"Why, Bob! where have you been p
What have you been doing -
"Gettin' that pitcher of water" an
swered Bob setting it on the table; "
always obey orders-you told me to be
four years about it, and have"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-04-03
Dortrg
THERE'S WORK ENOUGH TO DO,

The black-bird early leaves its nest,
To meet the smiling morn,
And gather fragments for its nest,
From upland, wood and lawn;
The bus, bee that wings its way
Mid sweets Of varied hue,
And every flower would seem to say,
There's work enough to do"
The cowslip and spreading vine,
The daisy and the grass,
Tho snow drop and the cglatinc,
Preach sermons as We passi
The ant, with its cavern deep,
Wou Id bid us labor too,
And write upon his tiny heap,
There's work enough to do"
The planets, at their Makers will
Move onward ia their carsi
For natures wheel is never still
Progressive as the stars!
The leaves that autter in the air,
And summer bretles WOO,
One solemn truth to man declare:
There's work enough to do"
Who then can sleep, when all arounl,
Is active fresh and free?
Shall man, creations lord bo found
Less busy than the bee !
Our courts and allies are the field,
If men would search them through,
That best the sweets Of labor yield,
And work enough to do
TO have heart for thOs, who weep,
The scottish drunkurd win,
To rescue all the children deep
Ia ignorance Jnd sin;
To help the poor, the huugy feed
To give him coat and shoe;
To sec that all can write aud read
rs work enough to do.
Tho time is short, the world Is wide,
And much has to be done
This wOndruus earth and all its pride,
viii vanish with the sun!
The moments ID on Lightning wings,
And lifcs uncertain too
We've mono to waste on foolish things,
"Thcrcs work enough to do.'
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-04-03
4 Model PrOclama:iOa.

Says Commodore Goldsboro and Gen
eral burnside to the people Of North Car
olina The Government asks on'y tina
its authority be recognized. In no man
ner or way does it desire to interfere will
your laws constitutionally established
your institutions Of any kind whatever
your property Of any sort, or your usage
in any respect. Sosays the Commands
in.Chef. So says Halleck. So says
Buell. So says the Union men thu
country over
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-04-03
JEWELRY, &c.

4, HOXWORTH, Proprietor-west end Of Mnir
l. street, Millersburg,O. lLIStagc omce-Daii
line Of coaches to COshOctun. (Sl-2o)
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-04-03

1t is believed the rebels poisoned the
wells near Washington before they re-
treated. and several Of our soldiers have
died in consequences of drinking the
water.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-04-03

COUNTY RECORDER and NOTARY PUBLIC
y Millersburg. q. lie is oil times rcndy TO TAR,
nish I'LL up, and ukG HcknOw Judgments Of all KIND
of Deeds, GCnveyuncvs, Mortgages, and Powers ul
Attorneys, and Record the same take Dopositoh'
To be used in any of the Courts OF this state also
Protest Notes. Bill Of ENchnuLo, Ne, once, ~ th'
ColnD Recorder Office. l!jH
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-04-03
n. y. MCCORMICK,
A. ID. FREY.

NKvATCu AND CLOCK MAKER, one door east
w OF 5. Il. Weirchs Hardware store, Main
street. Milcrsburg, o. t23 1l
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-04-03
SPARTAN LODGE NO. IeO,

WATCH MAKER AND JEWELER, Main st
w three doors west of Wcirioh'a Hardware
siorc Willorsburr d ai-2Ol
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-04-03

nF FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS. meet
" the Friday On or preceding the full moon IN
every month, at Masonic Hall!
". NJ, LOWTIlER, Secretdry.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-04-03

DENTIST. Millcrsburg, Ohio. Artificial Teeth
~ ins ertcd, from one to entire set, on gold
silver or vulcanitc base. All operations skllfulJ
performed. Satisfaction warranted.
Rooms, three doors west Of WcstOn's saloon, on
Jackson street. l2l-4iI
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-04-03
HOTELS.
EMPIRE HOUSE.
OHIO HOUSE.

III NJ. LEE, Proprietor Main Street Miller
ii burg Ohio. tg3.Sl
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-04-03
DENTISTS.
j. T.. ATKINSON,
j. II. ALBA n,

nENTIST, Millcrsburg. Ohio, will perform al
~ operptons in hls line with nentncss and il
tho latest style. lt3-3b.I
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-04-03
THE
Aulmes County garmer.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
BY j. A. & E. ES tt l. l..
JOB PRINTIN q

OF every description executed in the best style and
on reasonable terms.
The FARMER has larger circulation than any
other paper in this section Of the State 1t is now
and has been for thirty six consecutive years the
official paper of the county.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-04-03

DRS. BOILING ~ BIGIIAM,
DIR. A. A. tituM1

DHY SIClANS AND SURGEONS, Millersburp
DR.. Irvine, l2l-2O,1
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-04-03

GERMAN AND ENGLISH BOTANIC PHYS
u ICIAN, Millersburg, o. Office, on the cas-
end of Main street. four doors above the Public
Snuaro cleo
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4 Rostmaster-GsneralsReagan,s Report. 's

y The following facts relating to the Post Office
Department are gathered from the annual report,
Just published. Of Postmaste General Reagan:
-. The total cost Of the mail service in The eleven
States Of Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia,
Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, Eouth Caro-
slina Tennessee, Texas and Virginia. for the fiscal
year ending June 80th; 1880, under the Govern
ment Of the Unite States was $4 296 246 4S; and
the total receipts for postal services for the same
year were 81 ,6l7,540 3d. Excess Of expenditure
over receipts So, IT'S 7g823. THE receipts for the
fractional quarter Of one month. ending the Both
feet retufnsy we're ss2 ,3s7 81, and the; expendi-
tures $500 ,9s7 81. Excess " expenditnress oyer
receipts sles 653 30.s s#sy ~ 5asssts aay 'sts
aa ofths appropriation Of ssoooo to- carry into
effect an actgof Congress relative to telegraph
lines in the Confederate States, there has been
Seapsnded SIS 1856 n. Eight lines Of telegraph
havea been built, ofsthe aggregate lengthlof 2l9
miles, at an aggregate cost of - 1856 3D. Ten and
q half miles Of nsplated copper wire With bat
teries, ETC., have been made and sent to the army
Ifor field operations, at cost OF $4 s6S 36 Oper,
ators and watchmen have been employee ata q cost
of Sl686 as; Of which 81 y6l3 40 has been paid.
|, Contracts vera made swith the Texas Telegraph
Company for building and operating lines and
sending Government dispatchesto distant portions
of the Confedefacysa The frat was TO have been
|gcompieted by the 10th Of December. il ~ IA
There are, ip the Confederate States 25zp post
roads ,establshed by law. OF these, contracts
letters Of Instruction TO ostmasters for execution
by the contractors ON 1872 routes and sS3 of the
lnmber have been returned properly executed.
The Department has encountered many difficulties
in its efforts to procure efficient postal service and
the causes Of faiure to obtain contracts upon a
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q From Pcnsacola.,


u The Mobile Advertiser publishes a letter Of the
18th from Warrington, from which we extract the
foIlowing:7 ,9sS1 M'qFss0 8 3-at;3 as'fi si@ Stf
2Abont, three days ago nearly a dozen negroes
escaped from PENSACOLA to Fort Piekens in o small
boat. There was negligence, Of course Or it could
not have happened.l A white man is under arrest
upon the charge Of assisting them off. This is the
second recent escape from our lines. During the
Christmas, believe it was, or just before it, eight
marines escaped in open, daylight from, the Navy
Yard. They had spiked the only two guns that
could be brought to bear on them. Those marines
are very bad eggs.n One, of their officers desert
ed, and another was convicted by court martial Of
gross misconduct, and dismissed the service. Il q
~ The First Alabama Regiment was the very first
regiment in the Confederate service, and the first
in the field It is, therefore, the first of the twelve
nGnsas rfs RsPs ana
were discharged yesterday. On the 9th Of Febrl-.
ary two other comp anies- Capt. Smiths, formerly
Capt. Bakers, from Barbour, and Capt Ramsay's,
from Wilcox &c. .out.f On the l3th, Capt. Dawson,s
bile and on the s2sth. Capt. Wood,si from Pike.
The remaining companies go out in March. & 4sss
q Great efforts have been made to induce the gal
liant First Alabama to reenlistS They were poorly
successful, except the last lone, IA few days ago,
which has been par tialy gceessful. Itseemed as
II would break Gen. Braggs heart to part with
the First Alabama. Last week he attended one Of
their dress parades ana made speech to the reg
|
hard to resist. He said that he would rather have
one such regiment Of veterans than three regi-
ments of raw troops During that day, an, effort
was made toreorganize the regiment.l Three COM
spanes-C Captains Carke's, Smiths and !Posy U.s.
declined to reorganize In this regiment, The
seven other companies furnished, q small number
each, about $50 In ALL This number will bably
be increased to 800 or 35oin few days IL Is sk-
peoted then to fl mp the regiment by recruits.
Thus the First Alabama saves. it's name and ita
nominal existence Besides the $50 who have, ~,
enlisted in the regiment Sc have r6enlsted In other
scorpss The remainder will go honle,sb most 81
them intend to renter the service at Other points
|handsin new csrpss They wish TO taste for awhile
the joys and comforts of home. The great OBJ
Ejsctionto reenlSting here and nows the idea thai
thaf regiment ii deemed To stay at this place. 81
which alli are heartily tired. They want, to go
tsomewhere Aanywhere else.7s Doubtless there are
lsss pleasant places than this butit is naturaln
There is much sickness and mortality among the
ewregimsnts-Athe Seventeenth Alabama and the
1 Fifth, Eighth rand Twenty yenth Mississippi
i have mot the. exact number I'M eachs but 4 have
Eenoughto know that the figures are startling The
old regiments are remarkably healthy, not more
! than one in hundred being @of his legs,'' and
deaths hsYeiceased altogether. gs5s G7sstia fir1
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y MoBILE ARMISGs -4 Volunteering 10 going on in
'o1r city with q rush. The cry no longer . who,N
start'' has now become, e devil take the hind
most. The Governors limita Of l8 and 90 yeaas
and below the extremes have caught the FIRE ana
are ( going inn WeTsaw 4 chap yesterday, abouk
I'd years Of age, buttoned up ID the throat in .
military jacket, and q bowie-knifa girted to hs
waist as long as his ownleg. he was going to tho
sdrilre ON of his boy company. The old men-thp
men on the colder side OF 60-are also Offering
their services and forming into company, SELF
equipped and armed.- Mobile Advertiser.
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a FROM TIE GARon1NA GoAsr.- The Savannah Re-
publican, Of the nth, has the following :lsl

NJ FHuM TIE GAEoLINA G0AsT.-The Savannah Re-
publican, of the nth, has the following s:'stss
Matters On the coast remain pretty much Is thev
were q week ago. tOnATybees thai Yankees keen
out Of both range and sight, but are understood q
be strengthening their batteries which command
the entrance to our boz. Il any works are pre-
been discovered. ss4ss s.,fSsssssF.,sSs
Quite fleet---it .is said ten vessels came in at
Warsaw w Wednesday evening, probably for shelter
against the rough weather d sea. Yesterday, an
= The UTMOST activity prevails along onr coast, On
batteries being strengthened and new ones erect
ing II the Yankees should succeed il reaehiRg
the Georgia main, they Will do with ranks fear
fully thinned and find thsE tfonhles just begun
Y It is said that the Lincoln feet have been or
dered to cut down and ship northwayd all The live
oak to be found on the islands p the South now I'm
their possession. We hope they win spare 4 puE-
ton OF the magnificent forests Of Tybee!,
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MliIitarp Motites.

a .s - HEADauARTERs isT BgIeApE, lsT DIVISION,
I" ~" '' = '',"f" LoUIsfAsI VoI.UFTgER. TRooPs. ~
'1V4E&q ~ ts-bafsas 9s&Sew Orleans Jan. I'll 1852,
- GENEHaL ORDER NO 3-I--I n OBJ EDf-
enc to Or e from Division Hess agare,s te Vol
W. with military bonors the ami sefsar Of the Gag which
the State Of Louisiana dissoyed her whthe Adolf
tion Government Of the United States. ,.s. a. go I
1For this pIrpose the troop wi assemble On CaIondlst
Instant, 81 p,saek A, NJ, from thence they will march 10
street then 70 be reviewed BY he Governor and Connander
IiiThe Cavalry Artillery and Infantry will parade fully
TVThe eornn,and RS Of egimen Ba .itns and unssch.
ed Companies or this Brigade charged With execution
this order and will be particular having their coInrnaid Id
line precisely at 9oclock. 49,
IA. ,,,sy57 ~ s,gs ~ BY order Of s:.s: sgg ~
49, --gte5sts- b.-A CHARBOSNET, Z 2 -
J. F.. CALDWELL, -s.. -. Colonel Commanding.
p " Major and Brigade Inspector. jazz St
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sulcIpE.T=John I. Holland, an old citizen ss
MaurY county, about SO years Of age, and in good
circumstances, committed suicide on SundaY
morning last By shooting himself
t3'faz '-si t' lColunlhus Herald Ss,, Hs
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VII UspERsHlRTs.- MessrssB. a. Dryer u Co., No.
4s Charities street, adYerses ihousand dozen undershis
See advertisement, g.sa So
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HEADQUARTERS Ed. BUTLER AVENGERS,
PIaaneInine, Parish Of Ibery,lIe. 5
n TEN DOLhARs sBOUNTY-REGKBITsA ARE
want for this Company which will be- in all respects
W nshed mmeaately T Is desired thst this cenpa9y be
gient which expects be off about middle of january
bounty OF ten dollars will be paid to a who require h five
dollars joining, and the balIce mastering in Ample
provision will be made foy the families o ;ose who Join is
Compday. None but brayeaudtrue men need apply. x
Applications made at Regmenal HI adquarters Planters
Lille Guard Regiment No. 30 Union street where
inspected Company Quarters, above. st
T jas imt 94 5p gz.Ige,' Ia 40. MACKEY, Captain.
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ef isTsajss6 ssS5sS n '5yttss,Iti
VOLUME XIV y,
NLilaarly sMotiles.. 7. !.
HEADayAsrrRs IL r:oulsIAsA, LEe!os. !

sat yst SgsAss Z 84E New Orleans Ian. q, 1861.
GENERAL ORDERS no. 6-1-IN EOBEs-
HI Aiehce to General Orders No. from Headqnarte te
vi Louisiana Legion will parade MONDAY, the zth inst
iii at hafpast o'clock A. NJ for the celebration Of
vorsary Of The day which ousan dissolved her political
and for review BY his Excellehcy The Governor and Com
1.-the line will bs formed promptly at the hour designated
the north side Of Canal greet e righs resting on
extending towards Levee, crossing to Mouth SIDE
THENCE down to Claiborne street -"
ITf-The ssyera! corpBCavay Artillery aud Infantry
will parade y rdupped the Artillery with horses 10 their
pieces ayalry and Infantry with such arms as rsy may
IV-Ths Commanders Of Corps will their Fronts rs
kept clear of al osconsb spectators and vehicles OF all
V@The Commander III Chief having recommended that all
places of business boh public and pvKe be closed and
general suspension Of busness by the Colonel conn
mandng es the zeal and psriotism Of his command for
futl muster On the occasion. s. H. gg,,,.
VT-aeut. Cas. Massien, commanding Regiment Or
leans Guards Col Juan Mangoarra commanding
Cazsdores Espanoes Col A. Rocheresu commanding Regi
ment French Legion: Col A. Ferrfe nandrg Regiment
French Volunteers; Major Chas a. Janver commanding
jackson Rifle aBatta Col SF "A. Barhet commanding
Beanega Regiment Capt T. Gagnet Sonpanding second
battalion MajotG Defla yalle eommand
Battalion Brs Fuselierss Major r. Brognle fonma6ng
Battalion Independent French Vouneers Msjor e. ~ Bud
deeke commanding Battalion Hansa Guards Ggp Gnyoi
Commanding Reserve Orleans Arlefy Capt w H. Clark
commanding Lafayette Capt snt 81 cornmsadF
Ing sappes and Miners and Capt j. Cristcn
order within their respective commands. Tfr 55 WI
F6 w. - e. ...s7.,-s,.. By order of = -
NuMA AUGUsTIN, Colonel Cor landing
GA FosDfCK, Brigade INSPECTOR jazz 5
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Mfm .@rIeaass l'IEaIIlI1ps y iGrfsffnt.

.fss
q WEDNESDAY MORNING IA MARY 22:lss2:
~'F9 wv" YafI AnteIIiatmfk. .ssslss - $.
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.ps o.... $3.50 ... .'., g 9s,.a q, NUMBER 27l
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fayes ur,r,,f,ov n ,oy4sas s5- = .s...s s-1.
kssgqas. lspsn-s {. All ,4ys ssSS sS
,hssS ~ raflroads and braH1H roAs
sI,sn ss ssasee. W fnIs nurGher orig
ase lS.ltsfTu mo ManEnf IL
N s s.sys Walved Lne pfopoHai to eontrs
sae - y ore 'of an6tnsT gr9Gad Mzny ~
y ascsps ne ciassshcatdon and Cor
X III sa lo LneH 1oads and ftis THxnlsek
t,e = Iney Gan e ave.
~ Lo entsr inte contracts while A
Sara III a.sy ssy per-
arsII. "a pu unoer some protest and ge-
- 80, ~. " n..ss nsse n,ghey De-
a ~ p..s.ng q soufss fTmsse
- gr,sss " tsls
4r y " dssotsd to stice g
4 ~ shs sn!aIIIy q kne mails on acsonnf pf weG
ol getting proper sehedu!M
~ea5s :; snu eobIoEned 20 lhe 0ceap -
nis;o,s - - s vi LIE soidIers, supphes and M
t.h ~ sehedute6 Fu ny or1Gk
" Nj e. II With the caisg
~ M f,ss 49, ~ " as Hnnisg
S III n III Nve renr
St @ u 70 fnske it 70 aces
nssWssn any dlssant ara poin
tsinr m ~ nss aoas every
and r. i'm m i,st ss,ss $3.50 ssss9
Companies nave heen nrets NJ
that the Denartnans iii IL ati X 49, - ~
fines and dedncfinna ~. fsfI-af. s. , sy = HWsy -
Iarity iii The ssrvics - =
iFg'The whole 6Tynass. ~ ssst Vi, III
erate statea A s sss
OF this nnnbsr .s,, 80
tha date Is3, eavina i'll sas
snsa flss iof ~ T 49, ~
bef new in OefstfSn s6s n s. 81, ~ vi ",
Ioffees df which m 4. Y 49,
~ nurnt,sr III s.sl 49,
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,.t.,,., = - DEER CREEK, VA. Dec 1s 1861.
II I AM BY THE SECkE-
War reward Of trty dollars each for the
III following deserters fiom my Company: 4. D, s
W l. Sergeant JOHN X. JAMES descriptions about six feet
ineh in height ght compIesis bue eyes light brown
3 Sergeant TAOS. H. DULL about six feet one inch IN
height o id complexion blue light brown hair said to
have been born in Maryland. sJ ssT7@5f }T T'% "a
= Private THos FIELDS sbont five feet tonr inches IN
The sergeants and Private said have obtained
fraudulent discharges Richmond. sgofsg -, 'f
4Corooral W. H. DEMO-, about fve feet three inches in
height od s,mplexon blue eyes Zone eye Dured brown
hair born in Pennsylvania. tE-2 --N ~
Private BENJAMIN DEG AT about i've fsetseven
ces In height light eyes light brown hair
said to have been born IN New York Sta e. ,-..t-
g. Private e. L. JACOBS. about five feet egn inches in
height light complexion blue eyes brown hair born in Eng
land eS4F ~ ~, taE6 .Ga., 59.sc4 g J. slg gH
I. Private RICHD LoWERY, about five feet SIX
inches height light cempSion faze red hair born
in Canada; occhpasion horse Jockey .4,,, ,,'f
. =. ., Captain Commanding Perrit Guards.
"A 2taw1O N'sr8f< F's'f'' Co. H. Teg'. La. Vol.
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81 III ssss5sssaAsa $3.50 ssSssg ass@
LATEST slELEGR APHIc IlNTEbIIGEEOE

J 2sssfR5 ga g e..sz--.-z.a Ags sSsnG - / ~ -
issfss: ka,sEe fsis -slfstgtS as syta%T8a4F NJ
oisTAT cHEo FogTHe new oRLEaHs CRESCENT
5s6sssa's $50 Ssss' ys4e q s%Si&l sss1H gs..,9
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" f's STAR MUTUAL INSURANCE CoNPAsY,
.-.. #.S l3 NosI% Carondeet street. p
New Orleans Aug Il, 1861.
HE-Thts Company Will continue to insure
against he Fire. the perls of the seas and
Riyers, the current rates OF premium s - sr1 rT;
rDIRECTORa. Id S.ss.
A. Watt, firm OF Jno. Watt Co. s.ss. - W. ,
g. W. Logan firm OF Logan sonat Claiberne., ~
A. F. Elliot, firm Of Elliot McReeyer.s N.g,y;
F. I.ullng, firm Of Mummy, Luling Co. .-''' '.'
E.Duplantier. firm of Roman kernon.
Lloyd r. Coleman firm of Goieman Briiton Whlfers
W.Quente firm Of VIM. Prehn l. Co.~.,-- q, ss-
cias 8 A. Casllo Arm 81 W a. Gordon Castillo. ~
J. de Euentes, firm OF 5. Oser Go:
- EMILE DEBUYs, President
j. P. RstAuxE secretary pro tenn aual "
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BAgK OF New ORLEANS, 8

E., -u,.| -rT y v ztrsIsouislANA STATE BANK, Z
M New orlesns Sept l6, E6l.S
Ag This Bank, i'm conformity with the tn
Governor has suspended specie pay
nent on ali It's liabilities Hereafter Confederate Treasury
Notes will accepted in and received on deposit
Parties paper collection Ia this Bank hereby not
fed that usless they consent Notss o. ne
10 withdraw the same aud paper shall hereafter be received
on collection the require other than treasury
Notes or local bank in pay 1nent Of the saIne ~
By order: ~ ," 4'- - .,.,, =, -
sell If [Sgnedl ssrSL.a BERNARD. Cashier.
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TITO THE PUBlIIC-BElNGs INFORMED THAT
- after my departure from this city, Adutaut WM. FLOTO
Mi vii; open class for military Instructions, hereby cheer
III fully recommend him my friends accomplished
officer fully competent 10 ill the position III which he places
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