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Confederate states of America.

HEADQUARTERS DEp4RraEsr No. 81 )
s. :, New Orleans, March 20 1882
xIIAl process from any Court Of Law or EQUITY In the
Of Orleans and Jefferson for the election of the fam
es Of now N the service vt the Government either on
land wafer for rent DUE hereby suspended and no
snch collections shall bs forced until further orders
By command Of Major-General LOvELf..
- - I1cA EFTs Asssant Adtutant General NIL 2p1m
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I YAEKBE DPInH0Nss Oh SegTHERa n ANS THE END
III III NOT New York Evening Post doesn't
Fl like the present Of naval matters tt
II from til issue u the 18th inst
I'll IheT country has been called upon, day after
q more than D month, to rejoice over the
II glorious victories Of its ginning with
the battle of priag which was won iii consers
}Squence of il rapid night march Of Thomas forees
innd and sleet, and the spirited charge of
thesO hio Eeginen flowing this up BY Foote'S
Grants three days wrestle vii the for
4 tons pf Dpneson, and ending with the bril-,
i liant OF Curtis and against the com
No HAYS beaten the CopfeS
serates gnder syery lot circumstances, and
conpellsd Them to relinqu nearly all the strong
positions which they held. lnlost any other peo5
pie would have been driven to an extremity Of
tdespair by such series Of overwhelming reyerses
yertheiess, they continue the contest and their
lJonraais gye ont oinions hints Of
quoted yesterday, d nassage from Davis,
message 0f February nth to the same eject. He
said :s. Nothwiths tanding onr very limited re-
searces the report zof the Secretary win Exhibit
and Of the near letion Of vessela Of
sa number Rnd lass on which we may rely for
the Sa a9 control enemy over
rimac and other steam rams which the Con.
fsderacy had ~ pre- F1liet III 4 com.
naunicaaion printed in the Evening Post of Janu-
1otA AAt lhiQrIneQ us that Two OF these were
getting ready at New Orleans, two at Mobile and
one pf which ne posed tho latter
was the best. Ss WEE,
saturday last We saw what that one could do Il
re Dur best II gates proved bnt cock boats Be.
lore her, and how the timely arrival at Fortress
Monroe OF the IRON clad Monitor alone saved tie
harbor and The blockade. But what Is to prevent
the iron;clad aImad iltos at Mobile and New or
leans from doing sinlil damaged As far aa we /
know they can, the moment they are ready dis /
persa blockade Of both these ports, and obtain
aticaliy command pf the Gulf. Weshaye mol
Monitors near those sections to arrive in the nick
NJ tinae, ON nodare F5ote may be- in New on
leans before the rams are armed but he has two
BATTLES least I'd Zig Mt before that can happen,
IND until then We must trust TO the wooden ships,
such as they are. M US
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amended Tariff
E BY THE .s5 Il
RIO VO ST NAH S Halls

| BY THE
PROVOST MARsHALs.
The following The amended tariff by which Is to bc reeu
the date hereof until otherwise ordered the sale Of
| the articles therein mentioned
BEEF-os roor.
First quality, not to exceed IL cents per Mound
second quaiity, 10 per pound
Third quality, E......,..., 3 cents nsr Mound
BEEF-BY RETAIL
First class, comprising oins and riba, not to Il
81 exceed cents per pound
second class, round, runp and chuck, not to
12k cts Der pound
Third class, neck. shoulder and shanks, not 7g.E
20 exceed. cents per pound.
II n. PORK 80
On foot gross MOTTO exceed. cents per pound
BY retail, zs ), . . "a cents nsr ,onnna
Green Meat, hog round at wholesa To- not to 70.
exceed "a cents per pound
Green Meat hog round, at retail MOTTO ex- ll=5.-
rs cents per peund.
BACON
Hsnts and Sides, at Wholesale, not to ex-
ceed % cents par pound.
Hams and Sides by retail csnta per pound
shoulders, at wholesale, ...25 cents per pound
Shoulders, by retail ~ ....N cents per pound
Lard, IN Heroes, ....23 csnts per pound
5Lafd,in Kegs ....28 cents per pound
FLOUR
Extra ouble, at wholesale, to per barrel
Extra Double, BY the barrel, sls DER barrel
superfne. at who esae, !. = sl4 per barra
superfne, by the barrel. ....,, SIG per barrel
Fine, at wholesale, 80 -, BIZ per barrel
Fine by the barrel, .sl2 per barre.
BREAD.
First quality ounces per loaf of cents
irs quaty IA ounces, per loaf of 10 cents.
Second quality ounces, per loaf Of cents
secozd quality 10 ounces per loaf of 10 cent?.
RICE
A. Wholesale not to exceed TX cents per pound.
ny retail, cents per pound.
At wholesale, not to exceed 81 % per bushe)
By retail, !. i 80 per bnshsl.
CORN MEAL.
Not to exceed 80 per buslel
A PEAS N ~
At Wholesale. not to exceed.
DS fetailt
HAY. OATS AND WHEAT.
Western Hay, not to exceed s65 per ton
y oao aFass 70 per ton.
Oats, II ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81 % per bushel
wheat, $......s.,......,... 2 80 per bushe.
fine Wholesale not to IS per weight
tse1pool nne Ietaii, .,,.1 cents per pound.
Liverpool coarse, Wholesale "a per loo weight
Liverpool coarse retail, g cents per pound.
lacking salt wholesale, 50 per 100 weight.
Packing salt, retail. arb cents per pound.
Small retailers LARD are allowed an advance not to ex
sed Is cent and small retailers in FLOUR, 10 per cent
P. sOULE, s
IA rs H. NJ. sPoFFoRD,
ss4 CYPR1EN DUFoUR,
H. D.SoGDEN,
f-s N.TREPAGNIER. |
New Orleans, March 30. 1862. p rn3l 2pst
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i s. For Recorder of the First District
ADAMS Is candidate for Recorder of the Firs
f1lectont June q ts52 ap4 2pte
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No For Recorder of the First District
WI EaERsON the present incumbent, is candidate 70,
reelection. Election, June q 1852 Fl an 2,ta
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No,atIce.S7
4. 2 -. y

ONCE Of the Provost Marshal for the First District
Orleans Is removed from the city Hail. 10 tic sothess
corner Of Oarondeles and Common streets "a s3s
q. NJ. sPoFFoRD.
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Has,.s, Sides and shoulders.

~ S 'sss1',s { X 1a'ss y
HARRIS, BEReIER i co,
I eps sps Hsw n (old 81, zrhonpi toulas ii.
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LIVER COMPLAINT.

L.
Or. Hnmphries: ss E9s sstsSsS % o.
Dear SirI don't know what say make know how
grateful Feel for those boxss ssthesn Indian
Vegetable Pills you gave After having suffered
years. healthy
beworth good days strong and heart
as my and that tried every,
thing heard Of and getting Of doctors
could tell melt affection Of ltyer hut could cnra
ii. although God enough Of their prsscripons
If the prayers IF poor Ike w help you any dou,
tor you have mine.
gratefully and truly
JOHN Y. ssIsi MONS.
Send for circular Of these Pills Ieonains full and inter.
esing facts with suggestions aick and
complete directions the Pills and upecialj
card 70 females which every one onght to rea.
WHIGHTss SOUTHERN INDIAN VEGsFIT-
iss5 BILE PILl.S .5ss3;sY
Ats manufactured expressly use ID ths
ooNFEDERATE STATES or AMERICA, i
gnds ths personal JONI warsHr, ii Ill
raatraseeateal IAborstory 4, Nsw orsaps.
WRIGHT Il co, ssss'
s;.s Sole sstsrs,
NJ. y rhssssss szsss, Asr Gsi.aas 4
y fAeEl z" 81 4
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AS- Candidate for Mayor, Irrespective of
Party, VICTOR Witt, of tbs Second District d
See Crescent of the 10Th and 3lst January fell 2pts
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Proceedings 81
IA t55S rHE- =3S, s I5i3 q 81
STATE CONTENTION.
81 IN EHGLIsII AND FRENCH,
Together with the ORDINANCES passed BY said conysn.
Hon On both angaages and the Of the State
AZ amended $yS AZ
af For sale by lss2 sSs5sS
= , = ST EEL,5% PETER oDONNELL ~
I'll. WHITE, HERBERT EsCnussr
& dE fe ELLIS, W r. QoLDTHWAlTE,f 5
n F.hAWEsd Cos 4. sEzEKIEL
II 45 4. FITzwILLlAM. Etas
my22 2pn 4 -.
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me unaeraigned informs the officers Of mat
onneer Companies recruited for the war; that in
with tho above authorization is now prepared
y muster IN sufficient number Of Companies to organize
Of infantry for immediate service and trusts from
70 10 able to make mp the entire command
delay had the experience of past years
9TH Louisiana Regiment he hopes 10 b able d fns, ~
81 al who favor with their confidence
that may wish 10 join this organization vim
aaassss nm, er Col A. MAaE through the Postofcs,
= ea personally Of their qces carondeet street and
stairs He prepared furnish com.
bounty Of Fly Dollars. -
~ ~ LOUIS Lay.
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Committee On Pablte safetY

GEo. @. LAWRAsON, Secretary.
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Volunteers and Recruiting Officers for this Corps will please
apply to Col dRAYsoN. the house Of Stuart James
q apl6 2p6t
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oe6 GaterS a6tra9en !" figtc CT btn3u unp
fubrte 5enrtetten in lene Mrme.
- lttue, title, better Obeim !" Bat Der Sers
mstntlt9e oOlIanoer=Neffs; vnur beute ni6ts
0On VelHaften WOrser, n,Oreen wplen mir
oaruber reben, uno Damn era, pean bic Gante
bter 1T, iet BON Dem Slid uno Der 3ufunft
Sbrer Stnoer Die Eepe !" -
uNber tpie fol bieS NOD enDen, 0etter !"
fra8te Der ectte 8ubOlpb ben Sudbalter In Der
etlten gterteltunpe ibreS 8etlammenleins, ais
er mad Slide cem 8u9balter auf pefIen ;3tmz
merGen ssfOl9t mar. vBelA eine QSluno
ptrlt on pieem Qui pro quo nod eeben 2"
v9offentli9 Die befrteptoenbIte fir uns o1e,"
ermtperte Der SuAbaltsr. vWetd pitnft unp
mir lApantt. bic QGluns miro ntrbt mebr lanaa
auebleiben, penn ib furdbte Dor Der 6eimte6r
Der Gdnte cine Grplclion."
uNter mas lol 0lapanu aus mir werDeu
lieber Better ?" =
uOer 0atte 6enristtens uno Der Direftor
Der Sabrtt 3u9etb aber Der BebUGmGdttate
oes ettten 8obert 8alOer, tpie Iol6e6 IAun in
ben Sertra9en porselsben it," perleete Der 8udb=
batter frGbli9.
vgDerpen aber Sants uno Snfel mir Die
2audnn9 Der9eben {"
y&leinmit0i9er, Dm bi1 ia auBer auer
S6nlO J" rtef Der 8uAbalter. Die aame
0el9t9te sin9 nrr bon mir aus. unp tA ilbers
neDme ale unp ieoe 8erantwprtlt&tett. S6
babe Elm leiAtes Spiel, renn Der Sntel 1T in
mstner 5anp, unD Die 3iirnenDe Gante maQit
Ou 9snrietten ilberla1en, wel6e In DID IL
lebr perlaCilen 1T, paB lie alle 6inperniiIs be-
ltitt9en miro. Die 9auptiaae ii nur, pab
O1 lte ebenlo inni9 Iietf, ais fe Did, oenr
TN @runOe 1T tie bod BON bsierem 3sug. ais
t4 anfanss 9eoa4t babe, sic bat piel @ba=
rafterltarte uno ftarenSertanD unter Den jung
ltsn YruTun8en bswieien unO ibre bu9miitbi-
gen SOeen 9lidIidb ibermuuoen. 9ietlt Ou
IT. penn pirtltA um tbrer Ielblt waen 2"
usSie maslt Ou frasen, Jtp6srt 2" risf Der
Sttter NIT lsuhtenOen AuSen. v9teS erlt ibre
Sriefe Damn wirit Du beSrsifen, DaB ir mebr
TT ais Die ltUlse ter5lpie 3terpuppe, fur wel6e
Ou lle belnt &enntelt Du lts, 70 ssnau rpie
l4, Ou warOft mid benetpen unp l1,ein gle@
benbMpler werDen !"
(5OrtleBuns fOl9t)
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Dr. Scbncn be allen Oenen ieine SIie an ipee d turd
iolHe 9ebeme uno unnaIte @elt S Srper ;ertSreMo I'll
bic Abet bic Seel8a nnb bic @He uni6b9 meenpe Safe
9ebwdd5t haben
Ser n6 ense Der trasen uub beusensperbeu oIssn De
trben @epcbnbeen bes 2aters: Sdwd9e tn JRden ltnb
NSteltro, 9erOpien, nerSSie llsrute Wasenbw6dt
nacrcmams Der gebauans8 Srsane, 0seaene &nraituto
Snmptpme Der GGpiuhud5t. az
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81. sSubnifpr. +.

9sfp fes trHtaen &Cpesums sBrrbdr,te In Prnsca
snes Der ersn mebiuti6en 4pseeE D Der 5tscs
n e zen 6oysn Gb rts eebens tn ben brfptdltsa pOn
y1s SbtabeoptG unb dubsrtn StdSsn suseeraat hes
ne eer mInDerbdrHen beunsep selentt spu heneu be
s oes @eea NETT unSaEItSe 2ssbenbs he an Dtrsngau
Ign gs5eettGt unc aneeren 6rGuf5ccu Ittcu fse T. g. Que
e 0st poseu erdn1eu IN fbr tr@rs6en bic IN oft srr
fH oct esFnsn HItEtsRrSteu ~ sErbea nsrnbIGS So
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M 1t jnn9e Sente.
DR.. Johnston,
Der etl3iSs ar3t, tpeI4er unseist.
. ttmpre . Gs &pfpttoL
Our l1nterOridltn8 Der auaaial6eret etubGtrt
Der ein]tse plag tn Der Bslt, pp li4ers
lAneIe unb granolt9e &uren In -
0ebeintcn &ranfbcite1t

geutact peren ais o1 limb: 3euQun9Sunbtatsit GdSte IN
Dem &hten unS ben @lecern, Gincnueem Der gSieren nO
G!as 9.oanenetaesun9m S4pa4e Der Nerasn Maleni6ma.
tlositH Sbi4erbeit, 3iftern ausenI6wabe, S&winOei
Nopf9merS gnSinSuns bs Safes, Der ae Der eanee bes
Du5eH5, Ger ngewetoe unS aer Ten cb bic oeptn
ttbsr ao os er sirsnen 3sOna btn eeabrten bes ses
nofutnsen prnn, Gpfce Der 6pnitutipm b,rscrSrnosn
Ss ept n"m05I MAIDEN una uIestSsn &Upsr nmb @nn Sr.
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8erbeir1tbete Deripner. .


9et gie res @ verbtrat5n beabHRissp a=b aa bsvs
met rGe peer gnes dnbereu 6nkrrtHss bevuEs rh lad.
zen InpfFS FSNBItG Or. SebthNu su Batb< atebtu. ~
Aat tHbernr Sreeu k &b pbsNh esr atHst ae+rattrss
hesd.tt ttT Wrptn 8tsru pnh S@waEe pser Artsnfsws
4 1s6ntsn Nrt werben ant1 Turrt Eeritutee ~sIGes
m hsT 0sRanelane Int nrIprsf Dr. SpsnGsu nner,Is
ah en aus sHsm @eFenadnne Sbrs Hr4s R9 Rtbrtrsrfa
""' noerlt anf ietut erssG< 5sF&tSisGSes serIaTea
,a S0rgantlde S6pdhe
GHpsW3!t6 sebe be puns Kraft rttbs bereeaEt xes
rttea selsn wrI4es kds eebeH tens arb t Gb rns Ne
iaamenfat' unrae8S ma6t IA oft tas aoss Dtr e trtu
Eslftuts'tfG unbenn<n fr6butu Suus Qsuts Hnh tu d
IL aasiUeun6fu eenegt re He btrsu NsIaer ri6i
ifnnsn De6et9 ts aud bur6 Ssftuen ReetrnIaesn sss
p1E Sten unt anhere uTa9eu snfeesei Iaun 70 ia He spA
sheNet9cs sne 6pl8e beF @sbraugS kef bthen Dragrc
ef are u ss dHGucu bag b Rrdt G.ensuns eAsr BEE
nt" perrrtu Dtrb As I'D einiiea 2etru refbeu eIs trm
Senen tf f1 Eette fnt NuserbTm gcrbsn burd rutea &C.
aug ee VsroGauH9s seRss ssfnpas ERb ess sttFFen una
sclt6tn Sraffe vernttstTt.
&tern unn 9RreE wtFn oft Mot rae Der Sransss To-
rE htncsr pbe 60sltn6s. RDe Oft rben Fe bic 2heu srS
zen nrasn tu bic hurS bs @sppsar cbeten aaRtre ent
G9 Offtee: Mo. @aA<GrebrtGRrase,
teben Sbiren Don 8alttn,prsfr., 6ltlt&e Sttts,
ble Stsfen btnomf.
@far merle I'D HGmeu unb 3dusnuRer heun rnriT.rSr rrs
uSrtl9s NGa@er bur6trtetsn pnh serGsuot GnaGfsSet
0uPGfr SfteRpttier Saseurentect Hn 2ampenpnses sg
Eenntn 9 FeSelmabe Iers uub lHera easspseu Sca Ds
Sehntpn's 0fuf tn bsr Sabe.
9po @ae Ssefs maden etusu FSE-Stanp erttSItgn.
Gtnf 9etlGns IN 2 Iasen ausef6ert.
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= . u / s 9 d a sc,
Attorney at Law.

sBaibinstpn, .. g.
SelOrst seri9tidbe @9dite IN ben @er ttsbpen ces d.
ltutS @cln1bta Stroe.uag ir peniCneu, rtdltanoMeu
Soo, lome SolintD wer6en 9nsn uno plntt abssnaSt.
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aSSaf btu8tOuer 2Lnsetaen.
9fmllmauns' NpteI

Sfnilmnnns' Dptel
9f0' 400 %enni. GD. 3rpiGen 8. NIB Ak ctr.
gSalbinStcn 8. 6.
Oer Hfer5ei3nete obt ieiuen eit9erisen @Gen Scpie
penn re!enOeH PAblItlm ber4aupt bic ersebenfe gusece
Wiontdg ben %. Stunt an
ote reSeaBlSe Fable b4Dte enes otes aIeebpbeu uuS
Itatt oeilen cine DonftdnDise
WeffaurdtiOn
BON Wfor9enS 6 Bis NaGts 10 ltbr tGaItb
etn9eri9et bat Die Speiietarte prb lets bas gee mas
BE 9apres5ett unb ber Martliefer 3ubeu mSg biaeu
greileM bie.en.
Der greiS fir 8iumer nit ben bsifeu 9etten In
Staotift:
per Gag so @tS.
per Wo9e 5 Dollars.
per Ntpnat 10 Dollars.
@S tit bieie @inri8tung bourtG6li9 3ur 8equemIidfei
bes retIenben Publitums setrpen mprben unb pirb bic
Secenun9 nnb &einliGfet beS Saues ione ber aellei
an6 Die Slide 9epiB nidPtS Su pinifen bris ailen.
SullZ3 gS. NuIlnlanu, 9rpprietpr.
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5un6e sU}0nner.

'nsss ~tt btt 0pfss tines eebsin sa8rs gssrhsE HEs
1S Id6rltG Is oteie &dusnte III eetst
cara 'trf ehabrueu Eoeute trtdetrn Esears serafs
MI Zen; Senns ber BeFsbsie SEN euG. keseseert uA bs
Ochenl 0sTtrauem nGEen. - " "
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Mn3eiee.

NW8eFgS%
@s etene nteinen Sreutbn uno 8etannten. pel6e mid
auuNfn mpuen 5ur 9laGrit taB i 500 Nprtb & Gtr
mee9eSUeen uno nunmebr in 22S Nprtb Str, sren N.
ne 20 Strv Tpbne. I'm bic mid &uuGenfen ni6t tnne
n prea pabe t stS cine auantat Sttraier nebIt SdtD
ppT reht 9aus- Sas 0ols'i@e philadelphia Qaeer-9ter
Ale t3 es anb pnD pertluie es i'm Grp Be pie inn
&istasn fIr aalp ~ ben blisfen @reen.
@a94-n 30. 9fetffer.
y$prJn1Ynf III 28abtngIon .. @. tat Oeurhen Wo6
N~+'"'Hl una 8Irean, No. 5l1 g. S5tr. nobe WeunS
Soense oenfe M6o9en nr ROdinner Stltse,l- unO Ria
eetueofn coer lpnitI9en Arbeten in anteannen ,,nS
peuen 5enltllen nit ansse; tp ee euten Srbn no iOoe
gu baHen aa ir arbsiti1&snbe iuase seute iaO geasH
S""'os N.9. NlIIer.
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8A 0rnit NDffierS
metropolitan 9aaerbtera 8raueret unh
ISdff,tnatpn Gtth Har+er.

m Nen 9Ort Apenue, spii6tn l. uuO q Gtrass.
Won Splmer W CONNER wlro Der obi1e 6artsn ,ebr Ser
Sclfdne9 nnD errut fG elmer inner sr6sern Gut ess
@ubllulmS. ' -"
e9er1tten Sauen no ete; Der etrSuni0e Gang $aS pr
Seeeieapnen StteBanse, &urnanaIt uab pee llu
trpaltun9e lOwe ailmer fame S.6euuna uno
raOrt9uas Der felten Getr6nte uns Spen Der Salou
ipereen au9 ir cteen Spmmer nbt perfebn ben Gu
1prnd ocs pubifums gu erDolteu.
grenen, S9nlen u. no, psl9e ibre dnbliAen eIe n
"@p 0arten" oerantalten modem, pprhe bafte Be
etn9uassn POM Seliser seltelt. -.
Is lit bsrecbenb gorge eerasen bic tstc Orbmuns
itds aulre6t su balen
Stnem 1reunpIIeen 8eiu& fsbt entseSen
Sul1S @rnft 9peffIer.
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NfecaanicS s0nn.

HH. ~VNEIvuHICN sHpUu1
gIo. S98 WlarYlanp NS., nabe benz Gapitol.
Dtfles betm gnbtum 70 beebte Sous nit hem Idatttaen
Sarten em esr6umt8n nne blsn &au;ialrn TT In alien
elnen Apetlen per8Snert nnp rerbeert po trmit e
ptpblen -
SsSen wDntae unb Gpnueritas @benb:
l& 2beater=8Orltellmng ~GSM
auf Der neu erbauten sei8madSpGen SpmmerbibHe
bel pra&tpplet illumination ees 9artens a
~ glaA Der 8orlteuung: Commercial.
Der Setter bat es M Sur AuSabe ssa6t Itets bic ren-
ten MnO been QDsne Ster unb @eante an bas Dub
Ittnn u yerabrei6en.
etne ~ Ope cine inte quite Scbienuns tpe rsen eben.
auS oas tbrtse betraeen mir bic 8ur6enbelt Der mid BE.
ebrenoen 3u erbalten.
SeDen Dttttwpd uno SUnnabenb mad S6luB Der Uti-
tf-ntebaltuns i'm &apttplsarte rtro bic Wartne anb i'm
@arten bes unteriet6neten
tbre SOnSerte furtleBeu.
Snlt22S iOhn y d, @i1enthiinter
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-22
FRO1T WAsHfNGTON.

WASHINGTON, Dec. l9.
Senator HendersOn's bill, in aid of the
emancipation Of slaves in Missouri, pro-
yides for compensation to that State upon
the passage Of q Law. emancipating all
slaves therein TO the amount of SIS, ,000,-
600. It is further provided that if the Law
Of emancipation should manumit all slaves
on or before July 4th, 1855, the President
shall have the whole amount Of bonds pre-
pared and delivered on the passage of the
act. Ifit should provide for the termina.
ton Of slavery OF later date the bonds
shall be delivered in four equal install
ments, dating from the passage of the act
to the time that slavery shall cease. The
faith of the United States -nlndGad- tn
the fulhllment Of the agreement, and it re-
qnires Missouri to refund the money re-
ceived if she should ever re-introduce
slavery.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-22
FROM ST, LOUIS.

sT. LOUIS, Dao. 1s.
General Curtis has received a dispatch
from General Heron, stating that Hind
man had crossed the Arkansas river witk
his infSntry, while Marmaduke Is on the
north side with his cavalry.
Hundreds of Hindman's army are daily
Joining Heron, many Of them Missouri
ana who express the greatest disgust at
The rebel campaign, aud think its further
pro ecution hopeless
Curtiss yesterday received q commuuica-
ton from the rebel General Holmes, for
warded by direction Of JEFF Davis, inquir-
ing into the facts relative 10 the shooting
Of ten Confederate citizens by order OF
Mcneil. Enclosed with communications is
. printed slip from the Grenada Appeal
credited to the Palmyra No Courier
Holmes and the Confederate Government
desire to know whether this account is
substantially correct.
Curtiss' reply viii probably DO published
and Is looked for with much interest.