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TIL e WA n NJ EiW s

We have some farther intelligence IN our tele-
graphic columns from Fort Donelson. 1t Is highly
gratifying. Our troops have fought nobly, glori.
onsly fought as becomes men who are struggling
for an that Is MIR, dear and holy--all that is
worth living for and al that is worth dying for.
The contest has been against tremendous odds in
regard ~ numbers, equipment and material, but
BIZ the blessing d COP, and the sinewy arms and
uufailing hearts of our noble Southern soldiers, a
great victory has been won.
The contest must have been d mighty one, and
our soldiers must have been e,nhusd with the idea
that liberty Of slavery depended upon the result.
10 certain extent this was true, but no disaster
or disasters at Fort Donelson or elsewhere could
eventnateinthe snbjngation of the South. When
the South is subiugated the conqusrors viii have
nothing to boast Of. Their spoil Will be az unpro-
duetive and utterly ruined country. Yet we VIII
all light for 1t. as though its existence depended
upon each single arm ID the service. .s5s "a s.
q we are not disposed 10 rejoice undnlg, We take
things coolly. If We have won the battle at Donel
son We have achieved mi ghty victory, and one
of tue coils Of Gen. McC lellan's 4 anaconda Y has
been etiactuaIly dislocated. We think the victory
il ours, that the enemy has been disastrously de-
featsd, and that the sunlight OF, success shines
upon our cause. 1T weare correct the enemy can
not rsorganize in less than ninety days for an on
ward movement, and by that time ga friend Of
ours Il viii raise the blockade, without ships,
steamers u sailors, and enable Us to send every
arm and man we can spare to the Northern from
tier, il the Abolitionists should be foolish enough
to prohaet the war. ,5ff*s n 4 sla
I Therefore, although the news is glorious, we
would remind our readers that We told them some
TIM since that it was & darkest just before
day doesn't follow, however, that they are to-
have 1erY1e f11al sunlight 81 49, az 56es
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BUREAU DE LA COMPAGNIE D,aSSU.
u RANGES MUTUELLEs DE LA LOUISIANA.

.s- H. NouvEILE ORLEANS, 6 de Janvier, 1862
Commencement specifications do la Charte de la Compa
gne Assurances Mnueles dc Ia Louisiana ace de Ia
Legislature de PEta dc la Louisiana, No. 49, approuve le II
de Mars 1852 e public e aye que les Cerhcats suvants s
Scrip Pannes 1853, pins rintsrei mont pas encore etc
payes cee Copagne ct 81 les dts Certificates Plus rinte
ret son recae lie les propraaes egauz
dams les trente ou qu auvron premiere publication Get
Wis lis seront canceies ct annuies ct les places al
red du compile contingent les vres de la
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OFFICE OF THE LOUISIANA MUTUAL
- INSURANCE COMPANY. MI aFsaaa ssuEs s@ y #.

.F NEW ORLEANS, january g. 1862
In accordance with the requirements Of the Charter the
Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company and Of the gis
laure No. 176 approved March 18th, 1869 public notice
hereby given that the following Certificates Script the
year 1855 and accuipg interest thereon unclaimed
the Office Of the Company and all said Certificates and interest
which shall not be demanded by the legal
within thirty days Of this notice win be cancelled annulad
and the accredited contingent account Ia
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am endeavoring to furnish Volunteer Troops
Louisiana with suitable winter clothing and having prepared
uniform suits OF WOODEN cloth and suitable undecothes
distributed among them informed that the patriotic
OF several parishes also engaged in similar
for the benefit of their companies If these contributions
clothing sent by them directly their several companies
without being of the quantity and kind sent
companies supred confusion and waste will be the
sequence. @%w% F&s5E& @& sgs 1894 J&% strf. 
soldier only carry certain quantity of clothing. 1t
Of great importance that each Of soldiers shall
good substantial wooden snis possible but also
important tina. there be action among thoss supply
ing Them in order to avoid sending double supplies
panes. -ss -...@7~.s -FGrsa r. zss
therefore urgently recommend the cEans OF Ike country
parishes to send in this city such supplies of clothing
they may PREPARE with explicit directions tho companies
or individuals for whom they intended viii take
that they reach their destination The clothes should boxed
baled, and directed New Orleans with che name
of the company for which they intended marked IT, and
statement sent to me of Its contents that may dup
cate the articles. 1ra Gt" 81
Respectfully the newspapers give publicity to
suggestions in consideration Of the objects DO effected
81 81" THOS. O. MOORE, Governor.
New Orleans, Aug. IL 1861. suls 2ptf
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PnSf.OMce Notice,

~ -f.st Pogt-OMce Notice. Isa
Theoregoing project Foreign Mail is fully entitled
public confidence. Antonio Costa Esq., New orleans
chant of responsibility and aracta He has been resident
of New Orlesi,s fol- the last thirty years. FF ~
Letters intended for this Mail may be enclosed along with
money required tariff above and the euseope adj
dressed, Costa's Foreign Mail Postmaster New Or.
leans.n f r- .'.. .'' .'-
The Confederate Postage this office must be prepaid
4. zEa g.- l--fs454 j. t. RIDDELL, Postmaster.
New Orleans. October Is, 1861. So - dig 2ptf
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CHAS. BRIGGS, President.
H. r. JANYIER, Secretary.

..a STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH or ORLEANS
.| City Of New Orleans.
Sworn to and subscribed before this sixth day Of January
1862. D. F. MITCHELL.
js7 BOT s---, Second Justice OF the Peace
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nFFIoE HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE
W C1MPINY. ~ j. m & F&35rll -T-7

New DREAMS January t. E6s.
Inaccodance with ths Charter Of this Company, and an act
the Legislature Louisiana No. 6 approved of March,
1852 public hereby given that the following certificate
OF profits Qsue OF 1851 with accrued interest thereon remain
unpaid this Company If not claimed by the legal owner or
owers within thirty days from the first publication Of this
notice. the will and annulled and the amounts
thereof credited the contingent the books Of this
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Notice.

Contributors Of donations addressed 70 us for tbe ron.na
Sick and Wounded Soldiers yell for Louisiana
IN the Geld will receive information how they have bsen AM
posed application once, No 81 Magazine street
felS, 2pl2t A. B. JAMES CO. =
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sEs0a.eiyas Mail Prom Nesc Orleans,
ID. v1AETAMPICo, AT
CONNECTING WITH BRITISH MAIL STEAMERS.

The undersigned suffering in with ehess the
Of blockade and nonnercourss with foreign
countries has by the advice aad approval OF j. L. Rdde
Postmaster New Orleans taken all needfu measures to
tablish at his EXPENSE Monthly Mail between New Or
leans and the Mexican port Of Tampico to connect with the
regular British Mail Steamers touching at thatpo Augaste
de Messrisney and r. NJ aIaaur highly recommended by New
orleans msrchants have been appointed and duly qualified
mail carriers by our Postmaster for this SERVICE The first mail
consisting OF 1883 letters left this city the lG instant in
charge Of Mr. Mesgrigney The mail will close the
9Th Of November proxino, Mt o'clock r NJ will leave
New Orleans the next morning. The third mail will leave New
Orleans the 10th Of December and subsequently,
roser arrangements be made the regular depa
tur be the 10th and 18th each oh making semi
monthly mail. 10 '.-s '-se -'-E 80 7F5-s .
Tariff Of Charges Outgoing Letters, Including Confederate
".- t'-' E"f's = Postage. r355@p T72.Gg 5'E p!
Single Letters half less double mud multiple
*- $50 in proportion s-z-f q, t-
10 Island oil Cuba. 10
To other West Indies. ...............,..-.....0 IS
Letters from abroad be received through the
pco aud they must be endorsed By the West India Mall
Tampieo, care of Postmaster at Mstamorosn
s* ANTONIO COSTA, 12y
New Orleans. Oct. u.s. 1861. No. 10 Custombouse 1T.
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dss livres de la Gompagnie.
d., %% &&es "557 A. BROTHER, President "a
JAMES H. WHEELER, sec.etaire
s..E ETAr DE La LOUISIANA, pARofssE DORLEAss,2 n
-g. .f.ly Vile de Ia kouvelle Orleans
1862 - IN ..-.--...
$50 ~ b. F. MITCHELL,
JAG sOt -- Deuxieme Justice le Paix
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~ EM u w tSrtttetA slv pui1s
Il liahets 9lloNing pieces of .neH music and
latsly puhtshed songs our lady friends should
MI. Gull ,fanevsId, MI 2s chartres street.,
4 sent Al n soilE sntitied sI would like 10
I change uay name, which has been composed by
4 MI lbsns VIA ~ Aehss NJ IN Ssss
Halasy ges. 3 and ID ss s
Camp NH NH nssthe foilcWiIlgs I'm IN
q sderat Battle Flag March bg Charles
Y Bsapasa pa6IisIea by g. Bshson Nashville,
Sss sni. y song, Writtsa BY w
BsyIeys lnssic M Thsos SyoH LaH aehe. r. r.
Wsrlsf Halsey. MS
St sths Bonnie Blue Flag imposed
by chszaaa 4. BeauHan 81 p. BeHson, Nashville,
'rhs Gipasy ssng, I from ths opera of y,ielka,
4 or III l!atnp of ssilesia, sS }s
4 sta, Il Rordssb yI 81. II. n. Keeling
nusiu by ghass Gerksn. Esss lE
81 spuld we're With Thes, \ words by Mrs.
Nertun
MesssH. Al Nj black uar Il Bro, M. "a Camp
street. sends us 4 s
fIEhtsst Eyes Gallop u \ Tho sopthrons'
Watchsord 1, and |. Cannot Forget Thee. z This
list IL sha beaatilul ballad sung by Madame
Rahl, # shs eonesrts this season
FIi;sr sDRIs d. M ~ CEs.s JoHN &. LEWIS.
publish lia morning the order issued hy our es-s
1 teemed and e6Gpienf Major. General, upon assume
ing command. II win ne seen that be Is deter-
mined all IL power 70 organize the troops
under command not only promptly but efici-
4 entity shat1 IN viii succeed ND feel assured, as3
he Il h6th KsslSns and In this order
liz als6 anHounoes Thu appeintHent cf bis stat as
follows e. ~ ForstalI, If tbs city, Quarternaas-
ter- tI6nSral; MI iii r. iks, or Baton Rouge, Pay
mssters se2sfai Ind Warren STONE, N. D., of New
sOrlasn SlEB econ General The llity. of these!
geatleher u Known u eFery person il the State,
and III thair ppointmsnt ME jorsG General has
svinced mat tat md discfininafioa which Il dis
xaing leataf IL iii have I'M
tlefe AS ID to he ability of the militia OF Lou
tsisna abls 10 meet almost any force brought
n tnsaus Asr III. nizatioais going oa with
y vigor NINA Ion never squaied. 5ss
" Mas koSczal The concert which
MilI hi fhs benefit az the Free Market to-
by MI. ~ Giereq assisted by some
ut the itoAt ahd and anna.
|teurs 0f elsys viii, We hope, meet with that
spccess deseFFe The programme iss most sx-
sceien sapsafilg 81 selsctions from the most pop
aaa soDgs snd choruases. See adyer-
tisemsas IN ather cagui
,aDss s dirsct ne atse nt;on 81
comm AZ Hpfps Ia ti,e order from Major
tisneFAa sInos lewis slich apIears Il anothsr
psaes'sa s;s
Fosaa ii dsuls wil Dispatch
aaotsei :irsit 81 Monday she 24sh inst.
30 a2vty s5aeMent tie I'M III
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Nsw orleans, Rsbraary ii. 1859.
(. Acarts.

The lats members Of the Washington Guards VIII obge the
BY returning the Crescent and letter H. that they
have II their possession at HIS Office Il and IS Front street.
ssen y eonseaisnt US 81 Gfs B.
tsi7 2pllss S ss "a. W .BoswoRTH.
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asw erlsuns gay Crescent gaaaay apruns fsaay II 1862
Notice.

The Association the Relief OF the Sick and Wounded
Soldiers of the Cs Army having been appraised that several
donations mas by Associations In the country the use
this Association has be- sent to It. through Mr. A. James,
then member Of this Association hereby give noea the
said donors that their contributions never handed over or
accounted for to this Association.
'sR's T. o. SULLY,
fel2 2p6t ~ Chairman Elk. Com.
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the books Of the Company.
A. BROTHER, President.
I" E.gs ep,H JAMES II. WHEELER, Secretary.
Il. laFais STATE OF LOUISIANA, PlRIsH or ORLEANS
~. ( l City Of New Orleans.
Sworn subscribed before this the fourth day Of jan
nary, 1862. = u
Z, '1"A Second Justice Of the Peace.
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SOttsh- Western sl.
H II Z RESs COMP N X i.
EXPRESS FOR "FoKEIGN MAIL NATTER CON,
Meeting AT TAMPIco, MEXICO. WITH THE
BRITISH SNEAMERS. 4 e. agF- g.41@
This Company has completed for the prompt
and rapid transmission Of MAIL MATTER to ,-s
All Parts of the World!
The Fifth Messenger will leave
On SATURDAY March LIST, 1862 '
shond Messenger with any difficulty owing to the
political troubles in Meeo deem it prudent he
go to Havana by sea. as5s ,E-.1 .e.s--
Tariff of Charges on Outward Letters.
uncluding Confederate Postage from this city) \
Single Letters half ounce Mexico 81 %
..-s.sr -. l& to Cuba. .........,.....s.....1 %
Ell 10 Europe .....-........s.... ] IS
Is to United States .............. IS
Letters half will be charged in proportion
Open letters the United States will be- Sceived and
ined by committee appointed by Major General Lowell
If approved by said committee they will be sent forward
not approved, they will be returned. s a.s-fm I
Letters from abroad be received through this Company
They b. enclosed in envelopes and directed to the
the South Western Express Company" Havana the
postage that place be prepaid The express charges from
Havana may be collected at destination 81 - ,.'p,
for this Express forwarded from any part of
the Confsdea by the Southern Express Company charges
destination being prepaid. ~ q"
Letters by mail may BE- enclosed with ths required
per the tariff South Western Express
pany, New Orleans A., . ,-s . . .. ~.
For further information apply to Agents of the Southern
Express Company, in any part of the Confederaey H
~ III. MckEEvER, President,
g d9 2ptf ~ 90 Camp street, New Orleans La.
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Iyony BLACK. Messfs. Kesfny, Blois 8 Co,
NJ. 81 srsss, III u s Article sss "a.
yeIiss1an.. 60 80 II
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.s-ao~--
A Gard.
Southern Clothing Esfabttshn.cn,
HOME MAN. RAcpoRY.

b III u NJ Il M - ~ U u La u j " Ii j
MILITARY UNIFORMS I: !!
We are prepared 10 uniform as viz, e. r ~ 81 i2F
= Regiments In heavy French BLUE COTTONADE. ~
+ RegmeA in heavy BROWN KERSEY. t,, RS, 49,
Battalion in superior heavy BLACK CLOTHS and DOE.
SKINS. w 'F@'S "" w "s'sS.' s'{'7.
Battalion in superior heavy BLACK CORDUROY and
NJ vELVETINE.} 8K4s4 G4gf 54sN 56 FI An. aa1E
4 Companies in DRAB LINsEYs, Wooden. .-e z... s.. .
80 Z. CRAY CLOTH Wcolen. 2 &
AZ :. MIXED CLOTH Wooden.
..7& BLUE JEa Ms, Woolen e
/ :. IS. BROWN JEANS. Wooden. 'r
= sss,.. d. sCAMLEF JEANS. III ,sFs&5--a.--- lss
9 -. Heavy Dark Mixed COTTONADE. ~
The above manufacture 10 order Uniforms with
Dispatch in TIE most durable and approved styles trim
med with Orange Mazsrne Blue, Carmne Red Dark
Black, as may be desired. e.ne F,ssF 5&sa@ ~
1000 Gray Flannel CAMP AIGN SHIRTS, with pockets.
1000 Linen Check CAMPAIGN sH lRTS with pockets y
1000 Cotton Check CAMP IGN SHIRTS, with pockets.
r. 1000 Canton FLANNEL uNDERsHIRTS. "E.t @- 'a-
luC0 Canton FLANNEL DRAWERS. '-a Six I'D r&z- r.
1000 pair BUCKsKIN GLOVES. 81 sa.f s1s. # MIS- e.
n Officers Uniforms made 10 order .,ga -.s...
Officers Dragoon Lopg ovERCoATS, with Cnpes.
Waterproof Overeoats Leggins, Caps and Blankets
n '%sF asS u. W. LYONS 4 CO.,
"A g. % and 30 St. Charles street,
fel7y2p3t corner Of Common street.
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Aid for our Troops in Kentucky and vir-
g1nfa.

DR.. LeRemonde the agent ofour Army Kentucky and
ynia leaves Friday for Bayou Teche to contribute
s having been detained owingo the receipt Of goods from
Texas to be Immediately .'-rwarded si al q. ~
Blankets oyercoats Dried Fruits Oranges
etc., Army stand greatly In need Of Msssrs Arthur
Co. the agents receive these articles Benos Shaw
receive all cash donations We trust true southsner
viii conbute his mite to the relief Of Volunteers They
and with JUSTICE those that remain at should aid
tnese who light thsr battles DIG 2pE
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.aHr0st Rts'd, 1~,,&s 4.
FINE OLD wlNE,s liquors ETC. "
/ SI- Nos. 10 and Is Royal street,
instors large supply of thscslebraed CREME Oh
BOUzY CHAMPAGNE pins; other brands
yiI: CHARLES HEIDsEIoK, PIPER HEIDsEIcK, PAR
MENTIER, and other brands Of inferior quality have
large assortment of tho Old shsries AMOETI
LADo, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR SHERRIEs-ls38-se MADEIRA, Of
direct importation other Madeiras of lower grade Superb
Old London Dry Dock PORT other Ports Of less grade
The celebrated sAzARAc BRANDIRs-vn 1876, 1888
1902 and lsOalarge supply always hand All grades
lCLARET and WHITE WINES, In glass and wood. WHIs-
KYsscotch and Irish, Old Rye Bourbon and Wheas Wha
kys SCOTCH ALE and PORTER in pints and quarts COR
DIAIs etc. Mya Of the best WINES which
viii be sold any city
s+% '3% AARON BIRD,
ais zuly Nos Is and Is Royal street..
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erIsaus ziIr Gr,st.ut.
kI ielyRIA =. % gITy Oh HEW 0RLEANs.
IA MDNDAY MORNING. FEHRIART n. 1884,
n M III indshted 10 ne. ntlemenS 81, the
scpta5 81 sfn Ex pTess fos sste Tsxas papers.
80 III HNa PrspF.ster..


gsrs sss. II. u. TaAcs I'VE Zee that tho brig,
s III ID IS the Continental Crescent, Beaure,
81 rsxa VA JUN Davis Regiments, has chosen for its
ding 6tfcsr sour highly esteemed friend
SIatse nkS1s appsaxs akoye. Con- Tracy has been
jlsntsfnd NJ III the volunteer troops Of New Orleans
I'LL W. IN senty d twenty I'VE pears, and has
SSd u eySfY III from that of private III
". Ieuls u III II brigade, and ID ID his
u u 4 IN ntity zeal and patri,
IA 4 AS I'll ~ x1ding offcer OF the First
ss b ~ y III "a. ana confdenceof his
NH = - j nntiring ENERGY brought Ito .
d Ecasnc5 which Msdesit the pride Of tho
e6Iatsly 4fser he commencement If hustils
iii shca Iatth, ws6n onr Governor ieteF
- ! camp ii Instruction ior the VIOLIN.
mo WI. known ability and capacity pf Gen.
tfacy marksa him u The man to conduct this ms
daty. FIRST II Csnp ksr and then AZ
Aoors, Cen Il III abored with untiring
xca III she diiacalt ~ II raw velufis
- Is the rcstta i1ts of riiitars life and what he
Ma III salslsf c1n III bester imagined than de-
Il acribed hut how well az aid his duty has been
ps,ysn 81 nssxiy every field Of the war, for
II TIE hi xfces ofs the volunteers of honsiana has
been III Il many and letter, nd
"a fhsf vi srals General is dae Ne
stSss - IL tAe praise ior this efficiency in
in II MN Mi Kbo first taug them the
of broke them into har.l
3 nehs slna7 ead every u mixing man gan,
easst3 thasif TIE lessons are
not ~ natter III continue
Ii ths gissi5 assss
viii y, as1late ths offcers BE this
1 newly iSsr,ta ths wisdom If their
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Ixroszss No dirser Tie attention Of
coaisnsl AZ epfRst 10 the order rom Major
GenerAh 5nos aievls which appears d another
sssss dsaf, viii dispatch
aalot5e .isail on aAonday 224sh inst.
MI ~ III Saemens. M els Il

hyexs a Co.'s MASuF AcTchl ~ This estahlsh-
made md eonpiefe eyery days odsrs hass bes,
Asd ha ~ @ssk sxsan which assonah
those who me- htias Of well organized
hsss ssstl many SAMPLES IF the vosk
his md sfe es say that never
ssen sapssidF IT. VA haHs
III ss5as about unlsosins ahd planters
viii caii md ok shsunsb ne sahahmtns and ts
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Soldiers Clothing.

NOTICE FROM THE GOVERNOR ru HOSE PRE-
'e 'A PAIRING IT '"'s .'3& t''-
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Roots, Shoes and BTOgasss,
+ ! *taf i5 At WHoLEsALN, @' "

Roots. Shoes and Br0gasas,
''is Fs"f''s At wHoLEsAL1.
Plantations supplied with prime Dtchng BOOTS, Eusse
BRoaANs; Wool Mexican, Palm Leaf Straw and tampesohy
HATS, atthelowest market prices, by ..,--..-..
IN Az =, :,l, sles FROST 4 CO., d.
@z& y fs No. 10 Ma gasines street. New Orleans,
Hats, Caps. stc., at yvholesaIa. $3.50
SILK and
and Wool HATS, attic lowest market prices, by
~ H.. ...5tsesr.s FROST & co., 81
iy1s 5pkW No. 10 Magazine street. NswCrlesny
Proceedings ~
SEE st. rE-=S t-or TIE 5&&sjE5} ErS Cs5
LOUISIANA STATE CONVENTION,
S In ENGLIsH AND FRENCH, 81 ,s
Together with the ORDINANCES passed by said Conven.
ton In both lauguages and the CONSTITUTION OF the State
amended. - N.'"r p. ''.s
For sale by & a. ~ 80 ~ 5a&iE5F ssR ~ E5f-
BLOOMFIELD ( STEEL PETER o'DoNNELL.
+. L.WHITE, 7sL5 la HERBERT 4 EsCOUssE,
GEO. ELLIS, W.F,G0LDTHWA1TE,
P.HAWEs& CO., =. EZEKIEL,
sg~orders the country filed liberal discount.
my22 sptf = .3F5 52es 4' tE{ ~ f'4'
.aGa-O2s Bts'd, -r,ssa l..
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N-5 ETAr DE LA LOUISIANA, PkRoIssE p'oRLEAss, 4
80 a. al g5 Vile de Ia Nouvelle Orleans.
Assemente ct jus pardeyan moi sixieme jour jan.
ver, 1862. .gaa 5@@ o.. MITCHELL,
sja7 BOT, 2-a.-l---s... Dsuxieme Justice de Paix
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Everybody hare their Coal Oil Lamps filled with OIL
that will produce brilliant safe and beautiful light as the
best Coal OIL at less tan oneha the of other
light Everybody who ia Interested in hing to burn in
Coal Oil Lamps is invited give call send for circu
lar, as,he Emporium Of Light, No CHARITIES STREET
felt 2p6t f Stfaa% $'E ARTEAlON HILL.
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ProrlaInat ton BY the Governor.

y Major.General Of the State Of Ii
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Cs0fhi,ag. Clothing.

The undersigned offer for sale at reasonable prices awe
sorted stock of ovERcoATs, BUSINESS GOATS, FRocK
COATS, VESTS and WHITE SHIRTS. Also good assert
nent Of BOYS and YOUTHS CLOTHING TO which they in
yite the attention of city and country buyers. at
DARCY Il WHEELER, 4
iaa4 2plm $780, No. Magazine street
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fsl2 2p6t
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-11-05
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS,
ID issued out of the Court of Common Pleas Of Wy
oming County, Pennsylvania, and to directed will
be exposed to public sale at the Court House. in the
Borough of Tunkhannock, In said County, on
Saturday, the L 5th day of November,
A. D, 1862, at O'clock, pm, the following described
property, to wit:
ALL of the defendants right title and interest iI
and to all OF that certain tract OF land situate in the
Township of Mehoopany, Wyoming County, and State
of Pennsylvania bounded and described follows to
wit:
Commencing at a Hemlock corner on the West
bank of the Mehoopany creek, nearly opposite the
lower point of the big island on said creek and run
ming thence North thity-eght degrees, West seven.
ty-three perches TO the Braintrim certified town
ship line.
Thence South twenty~three degrees West along said
certified township line one hundred and seventyour
perches to posts and stones corner.
Thence South sixty-nine and half degrees, East
one hundred and eightysix psrches to post corner