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Notice..

The Soldiers Relief Association of Richmond va., having
been united with the Louisiana Association for the Relief Of
Sick and Wounded Soldiers contributors respectfully not
fed that s. III Cha1asss ESQ.,, and te Rey Ri Harp Or
persons appointed bythe are the only authorized agents to
obtain donations,and subscriptions. = - z '} z
Contributors Of Sugar and Molasses will ship to Msssrs
Bender, Chambiss Co.. New Orleans Of Cotton to Messs.
f. Lane Co., of Msss of Monsy any member of the
Commiee Of Clothing Hospital snppliss etc. etc. to the
Association of T. osuy, Chairman, 50 Grayer street,
and B. James, Eq, who no longer member Of the
Relief committee. MI. Z - :, = /
y s4Fs% q ~ " Chairman Of Richmond Committed
Y +SSsahS s9i2sShy Is Y 7. o. sULLY, " S324F " "a
aai on,r, 81 ~ a,s r., cor,r,,t.ee n a
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. OiI N.C!.!lo.,th.

1900 yards Of OH CLOTH Southern manufacture
equal to the imported. Also lC0 WATERPROOF CAMP
BIANKETs Specimens can be No. 90 Common street,
or at the manufacory at Chase Cotton Pckery Of
Constance aud Orange streets. "a 4 ,,ss q
jal4 2p6t . JUDD, BuLL q MEAD.
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Proceedings
Or The

7'a'~ :a eaaT0ss Rt9'd,
H. FINE OLD WINE LIQUORS, ETC,
Nos. ID and is Royal street, d
In large supply Of the celebrated CREME
BOUzY CHAMPAGNE,nq pins; brands
riz: CHARLES HEIDsEICK, PIPER HE1DsEICK, PAR
MENTIER and other brands of inferior quality have
large Of the Old shsrriss such AMoNTI
LADo, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR sHERRIEs-l8ss-seUTH MADEIRA, of
direct uportaoa other Madeiras grade. snperio
Old London Dry Dock PORT other Ports OF ess grade
Tho celebrated sAzARAc BRANDIEs-v 1895, 1855
1902 and lS05-alsrge supply always hand. All grades
cLARET and WHITE WINES, in glass and wood. WHIs-
KYScotch and Irish Old Rye Bourbon and Wheat Whis
kys. SCOTCH ALE and PORTER in pnts quarts. COR
DIALs etc. of the hes, WINES which
will sold reasonable other city
AARON BIRD, s1s
ais 7olyr'' aotgs"H5 Nos. - and Ii Royal g
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PpSf.OMce Notice.

y .-nlNs Post-OHiee Notice. - .smuf-:,sr
Theforesong project for Foreign Mail is fully entitled
public confidence. Antonio Costa, ESQ., New Orleans
chant Of responsibility arecte He has resident
of New Orleans for the lhs thirty years. =@' . s
Letters intended for this MAIL be enclosed along the
money required tariff above and the envelope
dressed, Cossa's Foreign Mail Postmaster New Or
leais.' T' -@ -'
The Confederate Postage to this office DO prepaid.
-, ...,. J. l.. RIDDELL, Postmaster.
New Orleans, October Is, 1851. o19 2ptf
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Aid for our Tloops in Kentucky and Eir-
= II 5F4s=.r az ginzaa y. "a. sssssE5.-i

III Dr. LeRenonde the agent OF enr Army in Kentlcy aud
Yirgnia leaves Friday for Bayou Teche obtain conbu
tons hayirg been detained owing the receipt of goods from
Texas to beimmediately ofwarded. f1FS E$ nf %F@
Blankets oyucosts, Under Garments Dried Fruits Oranges
etc., Army stand greatly in need Of Messrs Arthur
Co the agents to receive these articles Benot Shaw
receive all cash donations We trust every Souheiner
will contribute his mite the relief Of Volunteers They
expect and Justice those that remain home should aid
those who Fight their bettles, a. a dig 2ptf
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OFFTCE HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE
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7 s.I& NEW ORLEANS, January 4, 1862.
III accordance With the Charter Of this Company ANA act
tho Legislature Of Louisiana No. l6 lh March,
1850 public notice hereby given fiat the following certificate
OF profits issue Of 1851 with Interest hereon remain
unpaid In this Company If claimed by the legal owner
owners within thirty days from the rs publication of this
nsice the will and annued and the amounts
thereof credited the contingent account on the books OF this
Cess. xi,o h,it Chnrar
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NEW INFIRnIARY.
ass.4fy .h y ,.-y-.-. ..
DR.. REYN Ids,

THE UNRIVALLED CANCER DOCTOR,
Would inform his friends and the public that he has rented
and completely fitted Iprmary the spacious and ee
CANT mansion No. 10 Baronne street. Canal and Com
Streets where he will devote all his the CURE
Of CANCERS in their worst ioEms Scad Heads White Swell
lngs and Ulcers Of every description.
He REFERS with much pleasure the annexed certificate
MADAM A. CHAPPELL, well known and highly respeet-
able lady Of this city :;
~tCopy Of Certidcatel s
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. u, 1851
This is to certify thai the undersigned resident the city
of New Orleans for number Of years. residing No
252 Erato street. had been for long time afflicted with Can
in her breast In order to have removed the under
signed applied to Dr. Warren stone who operated three
different times without efecng Subsequently, ap-
piled DR. REYNOLDS under whose treatment the Cancer
efecually removed and perfect made. take
this means of doing justice to Dr. Reynolds that
Others similarly afflicted may avail themselves of his valuable
services.
NIL S. A. CHAPPELI,..
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+ des livres de 10 CoHpagnie. .
:, A. BROTHER, President
. JAMES Il. WHEELER Seel6tai,e
Fiat LOUISIANA, PARarssE nORLEASs,2
x Z Vile de In Non eelle Orleans.
Asseens ct sie eyant uatricme Jour de Janver,
1852. sal4
III .7 y. +. MITCHELL.
ja6 Got Deux,eme Justice de PAix
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u Ag-Orleans Hosyitzers-The Concert for the
benefit TIE Orleans the 18th instant
has been postponed sthe 3d. All for the 18th
are GOOD for the 23d. y 49, n 7ja15 2p2*
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Butter AND PorAToEs I'VE advise those Of our
readers Of good fine poatoes TO call
Thompson Barnes, % and q as
these gentlemen have received resh lot of the articles
See advertisement. 81 s,si.asf "a EyI5zssss ss,ssz
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! Confederate states of America.

"a Z = ''Fs w. ~ TREASURY DEPARTMENT
& Richmond, December 10, 1861.
Notice given that e I'd Of January ensuing
the on Funded Debt the Confederate States will
paid in coin Of The proper authority at the
easury Richmond the Assistant Treasurers Fepos
tories Wilmington, Charleston, Savannah Mobile Nashville
Or New Orleans. S%s&f +&+4 ''5e '. b.
(! fs& sisigpedl ssa3ss G. G. AEMMINGER. sg,5
d28 3tawlm ~ s3E n ri Secretary of the Treasury
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF ORhEAss,l
. ' City Of New Orleans. s
Sworn and subscribed fore this sixth day Of January
1852, D. F. MITCHELL, .
jul got Secoud Justice Of the Peace.
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FHnaaN's eH4KITABLg ASSOCIATION. We di-
rect general attention to the lst Of newly elected
officers Of this association, which appears at length
ID another column this morning.
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III ETAr DE Ia LOUISIANA, PARoIssE pOR1EAys,e
Vile de Ia NouYelle Orleans. !
9Assermene ct lure moi sxieme jour de
vier, 1852 D. F. MITCHELL, ,
| jaT 30 3d., .. D.. Detixieme Justice dc Paix
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HuMrEE REQ IaENr. The conpanies compoaing
this regiment are ordered to assemble for battalion
drill III tas isual place next Friday evening, ct q
quarter before o'clock and tie officers Of com
panies are ordered to meet THE headquarters Of
the Louisiana State Gpard on Thursday, al 8
O'Clock r. II. See notice.
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rHE rEMr nsssk AnsrsrAIs:

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& , wv, y, !. "
NC Ass ~ 81
TIE EssssE itk,s TAIis
~ ss,,,. ms Iesieis tsrundy
80. " ~ 81 n N I'M UNI, eminent
Il IS. - nj otism, VIM be read
go su,t stamnlsts M renewed
M q AM ctSens ii behalf III
~ lSs,it.is III CHARGE 81 DE dist, sbsst
~ sos,isst 81 I'M l.es 81 Tennessee. Ill these
h;ct ~ fnliy isscribea IL the appeal
", H. n tbs III md wounded soldiers
g ~ r...yh 1, uabished asa hsre. there are
A.. IN 5siana Texas. AIahama. Georatis,
.nssa IN yirriuia. and shonld s rless bsttis
$780, M tsch inay III pisoS IL Inv moment,
tAess 81 al aocunulx don 81. wounded, rsqnir
ot sss II " e
$50 W ~ ., H.,
that prossf generous citizens VII snps'y
fegalreu O. onss 49,
= q as aasss, e 1s,s a
cnllo u W. Sssss 800
gallans nsn @go are sanslln saa 3, IN n
things else, and they mus. e. pe aegsossa S.,
WiIixpas further pref we zubr1at me e1-
ccllent and telling latter rom MIS- abeve
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.s'sst ~ 81 January 3, lssa
r. VI Henry II.
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49, i is II M lbs ssats
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the books of tho Company. -
y..a,. A. BROTHER. Presiie lent. .s..
b. JAMES II. WHEELER, Secretary. -
State OF LOUISIANA. PARIsH OF OREEAas}
City Of New Orleans. :
and subscribed this the fourth Of jan
n D. r. MITCHELL.
sST Second Justice of the Peace.
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Foreign Mail from .HesU Orleans,
VIA TAMPTco
CONNECTING WITH BRITISH MAIL STEAMERS.

The undersigned, suffering in with Others the
nconveniences of blockade and with foreign
Countries has by the advice and approval of J. L. Rdde
Postmaster at New Orleans taken all ueedfn
tablsh al his own expense Monthly Mail between New Or
leans and the Mexican port of Tapio with The
regular British Mail Steamers touching at that port Ausaste
de Messrgney and r NJ MaSad highly recommended by New
Orleans nsrchans have been appointed duly qualified Us
mail carriers by Postmaster for this service The first mail
consisting Of 1888 letters left this city tho Instant
charge Of Mr. Mesgrigney The second mail will close on
9th OF November poxno, at O'Clock p NJ and will leave
New Orleans the next morning. The third mail will leave New
Orleans the 10th Of December and subsequently,
proper arrangement. be made the regular
ture will be Oh the 10th and 18th zach mouth making semi
monthly mail. o.. .-.. "a Al s.-s..
7arif Of Charges ogoiny Letters, including Confederate
= Potags.
Single Letters hale less ioupe multiple
in proportion:
To Island of Cuba. 75
&, 10 other West Indies. ...................O IS .
EUROPE. l W
Letters from abroad be received through same ronte
The foreign Postage such Letters prepaid
pco and they must be endorsed BY the West India Mail
Tampico care OF Postmaster at Maamoros."
@% * 'f@aL e ANTONIO COSTA 8!
New Orleans. Oct. Is, 1861 7r NO 16 Cusouhouse ST.
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BAsK or LOUISIANA, Z I
49, F.,.t-.s .Y.. -. New Orleans, Dec. 81, 1851.
n 1ST OF UNCLAIMED OR UNCALLED
fer of money published In accordance with act
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Misitas.y Emporium.
"a. PIFFEr ~ CO.,

b. PIFF EFT ~ co.,,
rss CANAL STREET, TouRo BUILDINGS.
Have hand the following described goods VIII Oh they
will sell low for CASH -
40 gross fine STAFF BUTTONS
l22 :. EAGLE BUTTONS, 'arge and small ~ .
81 =. TEXAS BUTTONS, largo and small 75E q
q :. MISSISSIPPI BUTTONS, large and small.
100 :. PELICAN BUTTONS, large aud small. ~. d
Is SNAIL GILT BUTTONS FOR SLEEVES.
200 pieces fine GOLD BRAID, two lines "a a-''~,
"a pieces fine GOLD BRAID one line. sH-'
8 pieces one and i've inch G OLD AND SILVER BANDS
Is dozen spools GOLD AND S LIVER THREAD.
7ee pieces Red Blue and Black woRsIED BRAID. ". q
! IS dozen OFFICERS sAsHEs. = ."sf
l -. FINE KIT OFFICERS sAsHEs. -, ... -,s
. = EXTRA BLANKETS. Gst -s IL
10 FINE WOOL STOCKINGS. y .'s. L. !.
. 60 - FINE wool AND, COTTON DRAWERS AND
e - UNDER SHIRTS. 70 ~ = .rr..'
. 10 dozen wo II CoNFosTERs. .- 5. 80,
Is -. BUCK GAUSTLETs. i So.
....5 ~ eo- .5@Sy6Ei. -Aiso-- Fe1 '.I...r rgq
A large lot ofSsHoE, TwINE and other goods now in
demand. ,.,
- Toys of every Description, etc.
ljala 2pNtoWeksa .5&s- .-. ~ .. .a --a
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\ MS-Nofice--I takefthts method or offering
services free Of charge the families Of thoss
who absent from the city military duty Residence
armony street, between Pytania and Coliseum streets Fourth
District e ~ ~
Z nnss. setf ~ = = - p YEIsER N. u.
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have been much improved ~ the nov introduce
ticnlS cf TN illery Ia the Battle Of
Bull Ran ard the draniatie .scene or the wounded
officer and bin faithful asssds On Monday even.
Ing tAey gass great elton To numerous and
fashionAble audience ahd ,tAe Aftistio manner in
which they sre srsaucad enght 10 please the most
ultra critic. To-day stlle sorphans under Sister
Regis charge WIN WHIT fhe academy and Museum
al j RI /, "a consequence Of ne mutation az.
tended Vi them by the manager. There nil, 4
therefore, be mid day performance We have
no doubt many Of ont Juvenile friends Nil avail
themselves of this favorable opportunity N
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IA azrHerring's Patent Champion Fire aud
Burglar Proof SAFES Nos ravis ssssst New or.
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MI UNROE, A. d CO., MEMS AND BOYS CLOTH.
ing OF all sizes and qnsities wholesale arS retail coynsr
OF araver and Magazine streets.
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SS- Messrs. w. II. Adams. w. nj. Semple
and D. VsnHorn have full power Attorney per
passed before ". r.. Peters, Esq.e Notary Public 60
NJ ma u ss ,,sgg% 3'G sEkss4t II SstsgJ.y O. NIXON ~
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Nnssa,sass,s Cotfo,. Press,

We prepared 10 aray and forward all fresh, 70,
shipment per jackson Railroad sSl
iais apH WILLIAMS u FASS1AN.
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OUei.C0nts fo.. the SOedie,.s.

We have in store lot of BLUE PILOT CLOTH CAPorEs
with caps suitable for the service beng most complete pro.
lection against The weather They just been made I'M by
~, and will be sold at very reasonable prices =
MALARD b TooKER, ~,
$780, No, 10 chartres street.
ial5 Init ' .&t4 three doors from Canal street
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EXPRESS FOR FOREIGN NAIL NATTER" CON
5 Meeting AT TAaPICo, MEXICO. WITH TIE
. / BRITISH STEAMERS. e.a.
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CHAS. BRIGGS. Pre1i'ents
H. p. JANVIER, Secretary.
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Office, No. 3 Carondelst street.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-04-12

''And can such people IS TINS be con-
quered by horde of goddess rebels!-
Never! l repeat it. sir-ncver! Should
the jeff. Davis mob ever get possession Of
Washington, the Yankees would build g
wall around the place. and invite the public
to come and see the menagorie at two sill.
Iings head
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ScrOfula, or Kings Evil,

is constitutional disease corruption of the blood
BY which this fluid becomes vitiaeed weak and
poor. Being in the circulation, il pcrvades the
whole body. and may burst out in disease on any
part of it. No organ is free from its attacks. nor
is there which il may not destroy The scrofu-
los faint is vGrio,sly caused by mercurial disease
low living. disordered unhealthy food, impure
air. fifth and filthy habits, the depressing vices.
and above all. by the venereal infection. What
ever be its origin. il hereditary the cons,i;u-
ton, descending from parents TO children unto the
third and fourth generation :; indeed. il seems to
be the rod Of Him who says. II VIII visit the
iniquities of the fathers upon their children.
Its effects commence by deposition from the
blood of corrupt ulcerous matter, which. in the
Nncs liver. and internal organs, is termed tubcr-
ces; IN the glands, sweiings; and on the surface.
erup,ions or sorss. This foul corruption. which
cenders in the blood depresses the energies Of life.
So that scrofulous constitutions only suffer from
scroflous complaints bur they have far less power
70 withstand the attacks of other diseases con-
sequeaily vas, numbers perish by disorders which.
although not scrofuous in their nature, are sfii rem
dered fatal bv this faint in the system Most OK
the consumption which decirnates the human family
has its origin directly III this scrofulons eontamina-
ton; and many destructive diseases OF the hSef'
kidneys BRAIN and indeed. Of all the organs. arse
from. or are aggravated hy the same cause.
One quarter of all our people are scrofolous;
their persons are invaded by this lurking infection.
and their health is undermined by II. 10 cleanse
il from the system must renovate the blood
bv an Alternative medicine, and invigorate 1t BY
healthy food and exercise. Such medieine we
supply III
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-04-12

J. H. WATSON, Agent,
RICHMOND. IND.
Jan. SS.A, i>s2- ~
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AYE RS
CompOund Extract of SarSaparilla,

the most cffectual remedy which the medical skill
of our times can devise for this every where pre-
vailing and fatal maady. II is combined from the
most active reedials that have been discovered for
the exurraton of this foul disorder from the blood.
and the rescue of the system from its destructive
consequences. Hence it should be employed for
the cure of only scrofula but also those other
afF,ctions which arise from it, such us ERurTIvE
and SKIN DISEASES. ST.. ANTHoNYs FIRE, ROSE.
or ERYsIrKL,s, PrMrLEs, PrsruLRs, BLorcHEs,
BLAINs and BoIs, TuNoRs, letter and SALT
RHKuM, ScAID HEAD, RINGwoRM, RHEuMArisN.
SyrHrLITIc and MERcuRIAL DISEASES, DRoPsr.
DYSPEPSIA, DEsILIry and, indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS
ARISING FROM NIrIATEp OR IMPURE BLOOD. The
popular belief in iD,uity Of the blood is founded
in truth for scrofula is degeneration of the blood.
The particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsapa
rlla is TO purify and regenerate this vital fluid.
without which sound health is impossible in con-
mated constitutions.
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The FirstTee,otai Bishop.

An earnest teeto,al clergyman has been
raised to the Episcopal bench. Rev. John
Gregg. archdeacon of Kildare. is the new
Bishop to Cork. The new bishop does not
conceal his views on the subject Of the evils
caused by drink. as is clearly shown by the
following extracts from speech delivered
by him, a few weeks ago. in the Melropoli-
tan Hall, Dublin:
advocate (says the Right Rev. the Lord
Bishop OF Cork J. total abstinence, upon the
Christian principle of self denial. l say to
myself. Il think | will help TO create a
more wholesome public opinion. and my
own opinion will be of more weight when
those who know me know l do that VII eli
l recommend others to do | do not in
dulge myself in glass of wine, and, there
fore, neither my servants nor any one else
will say. If YOU take a glass OF wine,
will take glass of porter or of punch"
have often been applied to by drunken per.
sons when was moderate drInker. They
said to me:
You take a glass of wine l replied
"fes; but | stop when | ought TO stop
But then they said. "Oh, we stop. too
They Pleaded cold. fatigue. Ne, for drink
ing. But now as a ieetotaler, | will say,
III | abstain from drink, and 90 through
cold and labor (mental and Physically very
well without wine, much less ardent spirits
If |. an old man, can do without II, | do
not see what young man wants with it,
l know widows. who are widows BECAUSE
of drink--orphans. who are orphans because
of drink--many hearts that are sad because
Of drink many heads tina, are gray because
OF it--and families that are desoate and i'm
poverished because Of drink. And l am
sure that los. cut OF every eos. am obliged
TO give away in the year as charity, is in
consequence Of the poverty and misery
brought on by drinking.
l am glad that ladies are taking part in
this work. l expect each lady will use her
influence in her family, by reasoning and
persuasion, and viii let he. use a LILLE BIT
of banter. If she will to try TO pursuade the
people and create wholesome public opin-
ION; and l am perfectly satisfied if you, a
dies and gentlemen, will totally abs ain from
intoxicating liquors, you will have these foar
advantages: You will have clearer heads,
purer consciences. lighter hearts and heav-
Ter pockets.
The Greeks, in the State of Sparta. used
10 exhibit to the youth OF their country. 10
prevent them from dIinking--a man in a
state of intoxication. who looked so hideous
that they though, that a youth would abhor
that which brought men to such fearful
state. But the spectacle of . drunken usn
is no. more disgusting than the spectacle o:
drunken woman.
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(acfo Terminated? Would all the private
ali public corporations. all the bank and
Insurance companies. all the towns and
counties. nay. slavery itself. go out OF ex-
is,ence 81 onoe by the simple fact that such
. change had been Effected? Not at all;
they would remain just as they were. com.
pletely legal aud valid institutions. until ex-
singuished or modified by some special act
Of the new State. Even in the most ex.
tssOe case. which is that where a State is
eosquered by foreign enemy. as Spain or
Holland was BY France. early in this CEN
tuIy. the municipal institutions remain in
fall effect They continue to remain SO
sntil suspended or repealed by special acts
Of the conquering Power. The United
States. for example. conquered Calforuis
from Mexico. but the old Mexican laws, no,
nagrantly Inconsistent with the change OF
political sovereignty, continued to operate
uptil superseded by the laws of Congress.
Even il slavery had existed there under
Il Mexican laws. it would have confined to
exist until abolished by the United States.
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Rule New England. New England rule the trad
There's not thing that grows goes New Englai
hasn't madei
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s N G. L RS
AETTEN 49, MASMAME

l. the best shine in the world for Family Sewing
Light manufacturing purposes.
PRICE, with Hammer and beautifully ornamented $50
We would ask for our Letter A Machines the special
Makers and Dress Makers and all these
VII Machines for Ugh. manufacturing purposes
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