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-~-,S eraM's Sale.

X OE AN BxECUftON TO NE pfRECfED
L.oM me one Of the Clerk Of the District Oourt
=. Irswat!amie county Iowa. shall proceed To an
III ray. tne atn day July, A. D. 1853 between
me noors o. 10 O'Clock. A. and O'Clock p. III a.
.s " front q the County Trsassrss's ce An
y % council Bus the following described Real
e Lo. IN Sectton township d Range ~; Lot in
o ~ se.,, = Township Is RANGE a. and Of <
Hocs I = n.:. wasnip .o, Range -; also, Lot ID
Binhs Iowa. ~ Wy :" OOunctl
Az Tss g eSm%snc q o'cloetP Of sai4 day..
siy an execution in favorof Samuel Albright y sA-
Counc;, Mas. z. WILLIAMS, Sheriff.
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FRANK STREET,
attorney for Pl6tafi0

osames D. Test and Daniel D. Rasley Siys: You and
eac1 Of you are hereby notified that there is now on
!" me once OF the CLERK Of the District Court Of
claiming Of and AGAINST you the fore
o. on the following described parcel
SITUATED IN said county stripe land two
hundred feet wide eighty rods long or the North
d OF the Northeast quarter Of the Northeast quar-
VT section on 9, in township ~ North OF Range ~
49,, oescrioed IN said mortgage ~ the North two
or ca rect OF the Northeast quarter the North
Nar,S ., $ q s.,d in said township
Test to secure to the said county Of
sum OF ~ 900 dollars with thereon It the
ssc OF yen per cent Per ahnum from thu date OF said
uo Wage ana on which there IL claimed in said
peioh ~ SAID Charles p HeBdrie the owner thereof
que, the sum Of q 49, aud that unless yos appear
ana defend before noon Of the day OF the
So.n'y 70 commence on the last Monday in July 81
ox Default viii DO entered against you ana iudement
rendered thereon. $3.50 asAA.cns
49,. Ri DOUGLASS.
-Aey -, A001- AffsN pf,fSR
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AYERS SarSapanlta

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se,,,!, IN..s.ss ,tss ~. - = 49,, - 81" 3
: concs.e.sss5 .r.vsct - -. sa..ss..s1 " g
= ons.i:.sI 80. go. ...,....,s" IL .ss,s
r.sss. s,ss.. w''n O..'e. - 49,
Tive snt;dofs q, ~ J;.ss.s. S.,s.,,S.a6s e
reputed Is cnfe. n e i,sl;e,.S ~ -
-.,,,edv = wanted - 49,. ~. 49,, -.
Strnmo,,s cornplsnts. IA 80 -. = 40 Ill
sccom rl;.h tl,eir cure - r~crs - iss,1,se
1890 = th;s 1arrr elase 81 -. sG;se>d 1sair-
o;,;-cr. How completelv TIA eo-rcssrS ,~iIl
III = IA heen s,,rov,eri ~ expeffmeak - raanv
~ The worst 60 to be found Of tie iolISvirx
comnla;nts: = - 81, eost4ss,se
Scrovrr. Ann ScroyuIous ConYLArs4s.
Rnurrrons AND EKurrrys DfsEAsks, ULcEns,
Prrr. 81 IsIorcrns. TuxoHs, SAHr 1lnEUA,
Sc,Yn Hen SvpuIr1. Ann Svrufrarlo Ar.
rrcr,o.s. MrncunIAL DfsrAsE. DRorsY, NEU.
/, !, ~, ~ sI.c 0nnn,,nyux. bsartrrY. DYs-
r.rs,~ AVN ImDrnrsrroS. EuYsrpRLAs RosE
IN Sr- Awruoxv.s Pms. and indeed the whole
ciass ~ comnfainta arising from IxruRrrY or
rrv R,non So ~ ~
- mi. cmnound yin h. found I sseat pro-
n,oter Of health. when taken IN the spriua. to
exneI the foul humors which lester IN the
blood at that season Of the wear. ~ the time.
II expulsion of them many ranking disordess
are ninned in the bud. 9Multitutles can. BY
the aid Of this remedy, spare themselves from
the endurance Of foul ernptions and nlcerous
sove,. .tl,ronah which the syseem vial strive to
Id ;tselfl 81 corruptions. II mot assisted to do
III. through the natural channels Of the body
bv an Alternative medicine. Cleanse ont the
Initiated blood wl,encveS Won And it, isnpurities
busting through the skin in pimplcs, .-nptions,
q .ores !. cleanse Il when Won And Il Is OBJ
structed and sluggish, in the veins; cleanse Il
vrhenever Il /. fomia and yo,,r feelings viii tell
r Gu, ,shs,, Even where no nortic,lar disorder
I. fiji. neonle en;ov betscr -health.. and live
ioraer for claons;nc ia blooll. Keen the
hinoeJ heaI,,,v oaI sll = veil !. hut Mi, this
rahnIum ~ Ia d;sordered. there can be no
fost;ro hoal,l Scorer = later .omc,hine
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10 the Friends
THE
SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS OF THE SOUTH

The Soldiers Relief Society Tennessee having been author
lied and desired by the Secretary Of War and Medical
Director OF this Division Of perform the services
the Confederate States Hospitals which they discharged
under the direction the Governor State Hospital have
assumed similar charge aud supervision Of the following Hos
ptas viz State Hospital First College Street Hospital Second
College Street Hospital Front Street Hospital Cedar Street
Hospital, Elliott Hospital These filled with patients
from tie armies of the Contederacy every effort is being
made to provide others fast increasing necessities Of the
service demand additional accommodation We have entered
upon the discharge of our duties with determination
IN at whatever cost of personal comopr convent
alleviate the erunes aud contribute the
and comforts the gallant defenders Of soil who may be
stricken down by disease, by the casualties of
We receiving liberal contributions 10 aid US in our work
from portion of the confsteracy the demands upon
are daily increasing and send forth this appeal the
generous citizens Of tho South for further assistance with the
couadEu expectation that Will be promptly and iavornby
spoHded to brewery Southern heart. The contributions most
needed eaey cotton mattresses blankets flannel under
csthn provisions sugar and laoasses or any articles which
may be useful for the sick the wounded or con-
Hospitals under the supervision of the eminent Drec
tar Dr. fanda However small may be the intrinsic value of
articles eontrinuted let il 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. IS Cedar street. Nashville Tennessee where pac-
tcaSe and proper to 10 the wishes OF the regard
10 the disposition thereof will % cofnplad with
f7otn he patriotic cya 81 ae oniederhcy we anticipate
prompt ana generous response this appeal in behalf OF
gallant soldiers who have their lives to our noble
cause aud who have been prosased while defending homes
from the aggressions Of ruthless invader.
.,r FELICIA GRuNDI PORTER, President.
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CITIZENS OF LOUISIANA AND ADJOINING STATES

New ORLEANS, Aug. 2,i35l.
Having been appointed by the Secretary War an agent
collect receive and purchase small the Confederate
States Idss necessary expedeu to make known the
fact generally possible the better cooperation
work which needs be done quickly Citizens and petro
Your Government asks for the thousands TRIED guns
that lie unused in your houses Recent experiments have
proven tina: of your fine Double Barreed Shot Guns
with the Improved Mimic ball. more than match for the
much talked Of Mimic Muske Then bring them forth and
place Them upon the altar Of your counys liberty they
may once be ronsecrad the nobs of Christian d.
fenss If objection be made to sendng guns and 1t
be urged that MAY need them home reply s that
thu sre the necessity using them al home
is to place them in the hands of the many thousands
who chatting with desire 10 stand as wall
OF ire between and the invading foe If this answer be
deemed nconcusiye then the reflection that high a.
thoriy those in whose Judgment all confidence and
who, II is but fair TO presume know well necessities both
at home and on borders have after debeaon
augur"ed this movement should be Sufficient guarantee for
the wisdom utility and patriotism of tho service you are called
on to perform. Then you desire short war speedy peace
and acknowledgment Of Independence honorable to
Selves place at the disposal your Government
As desire strike of those who are
plotting subiugaon and destruction let be known that
the rusty Rifle and the death dealing Shot Gum which YOU
have hitherto highly priced take part the con
dc rendering if possible, victory complete was
their defeat and route the plains of Manassas
Ny instructions contemplate that shall send forth into our
more popuous regions assistant agents. charged with the duty
OF collecting sad forwarding proper points, the weapons
thus obtained It BIS well here state that any one who
wishes do though he be visited by Agent
greatly facilitate this work sending any guns has, or can
command to my address, Of Robert Ptkn No. Is Camp
/. BALLARD s. DUNN,
Agentfor Collecting Receiving and Purchasing Small Arms
for the Confederate States. aul3 2pn
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failure. The telegraph operators have not yet
ascertained the whereabouts Of the great Burnside
expedition. The public willsnot require their SER
vices III the matter after few days.
The commercial adyices from Europe, received
by the Africa, have been coming along by drib.
lets, as ii were, since Monday. We are in
formed of the exact quantity OF cotton on mana IN
Liverpool on the 18th ul but there is great dis
crepancy in the stock, or the figures representing
the stock, on the LIST January and on the llth-the
day of the Europa 3 sailing. No commercial ad-
vices Of the 18th, per Africa, have come to hand.
we have, however, some very heavy figures about
the stock in Hayre, which says 10000 bales. Al
lowing 5000 bales per week for the outgoings OF
Havre. this would make the stock ample for
twenty weeks, or say FIVE months, ending the LIST
Of June next. tits now reduced to something Of
certainty that Lancashire can get along till the
close Of April next.
Talking about cotton, it appears that it is being
received in Charleston at the rate of three thou.
sand bales per week. We suppose it goes some-
where, in spite OF the stone blockade--Nassa is
very convenient port for shipment. The cotton is
there protected and considerable barterng is going
on, which it is unnecessary to talk Of.
We observe that the cargo Of the steamer Cal
houn, from Havana, has been estimated at quar-.
ter of million Of dollars This is the story going
the rounds. We desire TO remove this impression.
and think that we are within bounds when we place
the full value Of the return cargo at fifty thousand
dolars-a great difference yet it is mortifying to
reflect that the Yankees should have the benefit Of
the Investment The mouths of the river Missis.
sippi can be kept openly a very small outlay Of
money. Ingress and egress can be maintained at
allitimes. The Yankees have not many vessels OF
large calibre to spare from other ports to maintain
anything of blockade off the three or four en-.
frances ofsthe Mississippi. They dare not venture
inside of the Passes. will Admiral Milne, of the
British squadron, make note of it, and be on hand
to help things onward particularly those vessels
from Europe which have been so long waiting for
his protection? %gs. sss NIL s&# ,e.asS
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Free Market.

35E q =&g# New ORLEANS, February g. 1862
"A few weeks since it to tbs Knowledge Of the Com
nttee through parties who had paid monthly subscriptions for
the Free Market to young who represented himself an
agent for the institution. .s{F asl st s7ss n
The Committee have secretly endearered to Hud out the
postor but SO far have failed.
They give notice of the imposition prseced ,pon them
and state that NO PERSON has authorized to solicit sub
scpon for the Free Market They however, take this
sion to state that The liberal contributions of vegetables ETC..
from the country have diminished greatly would ask onr
friends who have surplus remember the Market
They would also request country papers notice.
When subscriptions imperavely necessary, the Commit
tee will give notice thereof and ATTEND PERSON ALLY TO
THE SAME.
The President of the Free Ma ke Is he Market daily from
sunrise to dark in discharge Of the duties Of the Market Any
donations that good citizens may desire donate call
either the President any Of the Executive Committee
Henry Bier D. L Ricardo, Gardner Smith, f. F. Schmidt
Henry Florance. 49, - p
This notice is given to prevent mpoons community
Z 20 ~ .s,z IT, 80 & THOMAS MURRAY,
fe6 sp3t President Of Free Market Committee
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-'VN~-
A Card.

e-tHg NEw ORLEANS, February s, 1862.
aessrs Editors CresctnA Communication sppeated your
issue Of December 50 ast dated at Camp Benjamin. December
49, from Lieut. Col c. NJ Bradford, Commanding Third
lana Battalion which is stationed Portsmouth, Va giving
account Of aa that took place in said Battalion on the
night Of he oh December in Which the principal
sufferers and in justice to myself my officers my COM
pany, demands notice my hands had writer plain
statement Of facts OF the circumstances put before impair
tisl public in order thu. they might Judge for themselves
whether the statements and references made Col Bradford
be but having learned that Col Bradford parties
who made the attack upon put under arrest and now
before Court Martial sitting Norfolk and being officially
summoned to give evidence before said Coar pro-
per withhold my Communication after all the evidence
given in the leave tomorrow morning for Norfolk
Va 33E a7., 93FS HENRY GILLUAf. = ss
Captain Quitman Rangers, 18th Regt La VOL
fec ap2t n s5 Ship Point, Yorktown, Va. A
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BUREAU DE LA CUaIPAGEIE D'ASsIJ.
Id HANUES MUTuELLEs DE La LOUISIANA.

EourELLE ORLEANS, de Janvler, 1862
ContorDGmen specifications de Ia Chae de C9mpa-
gnie Assurances Mutuees de Ia Louisiana ct
Legislature de rEat de Ia Louisiana No. 49, approuye 10 II
Scrip Fannae 1853 plus fintere mont pas
pages par cette Compsge, 81 les dts Certicats pla ats
ret sont rfcauds lie les propaaires egaaS
dams les rents jours qu uiyo la premiere publication de Get
g8 lis seron cances ct annu5s les montants places an
redit du compile contingent les vres de la
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A Card

REGINESrAL HEADQUARrERs PLANTERS LIFE Grkan
gsaa@%E st,s No. 50 Union street, .5.st 9e -
5gz New Orleans, Feb. 8, 1867.
Tothe Officers Of tho Regiment Planters Life Guard
GenemenOn account Of III health not able to attend
TO the duties Of the Regiment should desire do ard
hereby tender you my resignation. aT- ysz
se . Very resp'y, your ob't serv't . f.
'7t 'fSirnP4I 'heT 05T.s-t-59 rf nv ~
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n SS5sSs ROCK METO SLEEP.
Backward, turn backward, o Time in your flight,
Make me d child again-iust for tonight
Mother, come back from the echoless shore, s
Take me again to your heart az Of yore: ,@
kiss from my forehead the burrows of care,
Smooth the few silver threads out Of my hair;
Over my shoulders your loving watch keep ss
Rock me to sleep, mother ock me to sleep! n
Backward, flow backward, o swift tide Of years
am weary Of toll, ! am weary Of tears;
Toll without recomp ense, tears al IN vain,
Take them. and give me my childhood again!
lave grown weary Of dust and decay, rr
Weary of throwing my sonl-wealth away, $s
Weary of sowing for others to reap - a.yras.
Rock me to sleep, mother-rock me to sleep.
Tired Of tile hollow, the base, the untrue;
Mother, q mother my heart calls for you! N
Many summer the grass has grown green,
Blossomed and faded, our faces between,
Yet, with strong yearnings and passionate pain,
Long ghtfor your presence again; sfsS
Come from the silence so long and 80 deep IS
Rock me to sleep, mother-rock me to sleep! q
Over my heart, in the days that are flown,
No love like mothers love ever has shown; ~
No other Worship abides and endures, ~
Faithful, unselfsh and patient, like yours;
None like mother can charm away pain
From the sorrowing soul and worlds weary brain;
Slumber's soft calm DER my heavy lids creep
Rock me to sleep. mother-rock me to sleep.
Come, let your brown hair, just lighted with gold,
Fall on your shoulders again, as Of old rE,I
Lett fall DER my forehead tonight,
Shielding my eyes from the Pickering light La
For oh with its sunny edged shadows, once more,
Happily will throng the sweet visions Of yore;
Lovingly, softly, its bright pillows sweep
Rock me to sleep, mother rock me to sleep
Mother, dear mother the years have been long
Since last | was hushed BY your lullaby songs;
Sing, then, again Ito my soul itshall seem
Womanhood's years have been only a dream
Clasp to your arms III loving embrace, g..
With your soft, light lashes just sweeping my face
Never hereafter to wake or to weep
Rock me to sleep, mother--rock me to sleep!
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OFFICE OF THE LOUISIANA MUTUAL
" INSURANCE COMPANY.

NEW ORLEANS, January s, 1869.
IN accordance with the requirements Of the Charter Dr. tie
Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company and act OF the Les
laure No. 49, approved March l7th 1852 public
hereby given that the following Certificates OF Script for
year 1885, and accuing interest thereon remain unclaimed
the Office of the Company and all said Certificates and
which shall not be demanded By The legal
within thirty days Of this notice will be cancelled and apnusd
aud the thereof accredited contingent account Ia
rhe ,nohS of tha ed nv its Charter:
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Volunteer RelIef COMMITTEES.
TO ALL GOOD CITIZENS.

b ID. TO CITIZENS. '.-
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. l9, 1851.
As this Committee has received with deep regret positive
proof that pusions have been pcced upon the public gen.
erosy by obtaining relief who entitled
same they hereby appeal all good citizens who may
to the knowledge OF any snch of fraud to inform
bers of the COMMITTEES in person. leave such information
with little delay possible their office Secetarys Room
OF Board Of Assistant Aldermen The following the
of the COMMITTEES s-
e. GERARD sTITH, Board of Aldermen.
-N- S. P. DELABARRE, ;. :.
l.. z. FORSTALI, -. =.
h J. II. HuCKINS, :. :.
JAS. BEGGS, Board of Asst Aldermen.
" .,.. W. F. HoDGKINS, =. -. -.
J. B. LEEFE :. e.
JAMES DAVIS, 7.Dr .. :,
.. 49, g. JAMES BEGaS,
aul9 2ptf Chairman Of the Commiase.-
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ID IEE D.

On Wednesday,. 9Th instant 5s o'clock P. NJ PHILIP a.
MITCHELL, Of the firm Of Clapp Mitchell Capp aged about
~ years native q Clark county Va and many years
resident Of this city. @ $ W.T. "a
His funeral will take place fsom The Bourbon and
Cnstombouse Streets This Afternoon, at O'Clock.
A4eWinehestur, Va, papers please copy.
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Notice.
OFFICE OF ASSOCIATION FOR RELIEF

OFFICE ASSOCIATION FOR RELIEF }
E{rz% S8 F. OF SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS, ~
50 Grayier street, Feb l. 1862.
The Association acknowledges the receipt Fifty Dollars
from Mrs Mary W Ballard, Of Assumption Parish, through
essrs Foley Avery CO.. of Two Hundred Twenty
five Dollars from the Free Gift Lottery donations to this
socation made by Mrs. G. L. Del Isle and Nine ve A. Cas-
tfsl 3f w .@s}as $500 r. o. SULI.Y IA
f.6 2plt ~ F5. Chairman Ex Com,
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ID uVl ErAL INSURANCE. ~

NoUvELIE ORLeASs, 4de Jnnyier, 1861.
Conformtpnent la Chare dc cee Conpagne De
la Legislature de la Louisiana, No. l76 apponys II de Mars
1852 lie public eat aye lie present avis que les cerfcsa
suvans profits tissue de 1851 plus uter6 pas encoss
psyas par cee Compage ss pas relamas par
par leg propeaies gaux dams les our1 qui
von premiere publication de avis lis
snnus les monans places credit du eompte contingent
sur les liges de la Compagne present.
ir,nrfa
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A BBaUrIFuI POEM.

Tits long since we have read anything 50 sweet.
and beautiful as the following lines, which have
been floating about, q wait upon. the great ocean
of literature. They touch a cord which will meet
with responsive throb in every human heart:
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OFFIgE HOMIE MUTUAL INSURANCE.
" COMPANY, FsEtz'.t .fs5-L Fr ff-t


&s } zfs3 NEW ORLEANS, january 4, ISL
In accordance with tho Charter Of this Company ana
Of the Legislature Of Lonsana No. 6 approved Of March,
1859 public notice is hereby given the following certificates
profits issue OF 1857 with accrued interest thcreon) remain
unpaid in this Company not claimed by the legal
owners, within thirty days from the publication of this
notice. the will becancels and annulled and the amounts
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A. BROTHER, President.
JAMES H. WHEELER, sectetars.
ErAy DE Ia LOUISIANA, PARoIssE p'OsLEASs.a
&C. Ville dc la Souyelle Orleans. <
Asseentt sgne desant moi qBatrfeme Jour de Janys
~ D. +. MITCHELL,
a5 cot Deuxieme Justice de PafY.
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A Card.

DOCTOR MrYELTEy having returned, reeopusnces The
practice of his profession Residence and office heretofore
No. no St. Charles street bsween foydEas and cite
Square. T., . fa3 2plm
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CHAS. BRIGGS. President.
Fl. P. JANyIER, Secretary.

STATE or LOUISIANA, PARISH ORLEANS, !
City Of New Orleans.
Sworn and subscribed before me- this sixth day
1867 d. +. MITCHELL
ta7 30t Second Justice of the Peace
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Proceedings

-..-....- Proceedings
or The
IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH,
Together with the ORDINANCES passed by said Convsn
hon lin both language CONSTITUTION Of the State
amended. ' 10
Forsale by .,.5- ..5-y---2=F r.5- 49, :
BLOOMFIELD STEEL, PETER o'DoNNELL,
TL.WHITE, HERBERT EsCOUSSE,
GEO. ELLIS, VIZ GoLDTHWAlTE,
P.HAWEshGO., . &. EZEKIEL
., 20 Er + 7. FITzWILIlAM.
B- Orders from the country allied liberal discount
rpy1s
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:, AZ directed by its Charter.

the books Of the Company.
"A. BROTHER, President.
;" JAMES IL WHEELER, Secretary. -
BrArs or LOUISIANA, PARlsH or on1sAxs1
7' City or New Orleans,
Sworn and subscribed before ,h the fourth day Of jan
: ...-z D. F. MITCHELL.
h. Second Justice of the Peace.
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Theforeeoing project for Foreign Mail IL fully entitled
pnblic CONFIDENCE Antonio Costa Esq., New Orleans
chant Of responsibility and He has been resident
OF New Orleans for the last thirty years. gg /
Letters intended for this Mail may enclosed along with the
money required per tariff orter envelope ad
dressed, Costas Foreign Mall Of Postmaster New
leans.' "'
The Confederate Postage to this Office be prepaid.
J. IT,. 4 G.,r- .Gg J. l.. RIDDELL Postmaster.
New Orleans. October Is, 1851. olp 2pit
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Foreign JMniL from .sesc Orleans,
VIA TAMPICo,
CONNECTING WITH BRITISH MAIL STEAMERS.

The undersgnsd suffering in with Others the
inconvenience of blockade with foreign
countries has, by the advice and approval OF j. L. RddeI
Postmaster at New Oeaus reedfu measures to es-
tabsh at his expense Monthly Mail between New Or.
leans and the Mexican port Of Tampco, with The
regular British Mail Steamers touching Fort. Auguss
de Mesggney and p NJ Masd highly recommended by New
Orleans merchants have been appointed and duly qualified
mail carriers by Postmaster for this The FIRST mail
consisting of 1888 letters left this city the 10Th instant
charge of Mr. Mssgrigney The second mail wiz snse the
9Th OF November proximo at O'Clock p ~ and will leave
New Orleans the next morning The third mali will leave New
Orleans on the 10th of December and subsequently,
proper arrangements BIO made the regular times depar
tur vi llbe the 10th and 18th making semi
monthly mail. &s & "a.
Turf Of Charges oMqainy Letters including Confederate
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AaHssax Or TAlDoTv N BRuIHE Mr. John Poe,
sha abevs aaned arn fsssc4si ii
Mssssst n sleromb .8 Common sEess Sse ads
{ yeriassment s. sSss.5sa 81 iias