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OFFICE OF THE LOUISIANA MUTUAL
"a INSURANCE COMPANY.a% N "a ~ g7&S
NEW oRLEANs, January 8, isl

Ss; WIZ 81 NEW ORLEANS january 8, 1862
In accordance with the requirements Of the Of tile
Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company and an Of the Leg
atne No. l76, approved March lh 1853 public notice Ia
hereby given that the following Certificates Of Script for the
year ls and accruing interest thereon remain unclaimed in
the Office Company and all said Certificates and interest
which shall be demanded by the legal
within thirty days Of this notice will be- cancelled and annusd
thereof accredited he contingent account In
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.IeyonAson- On sorr7nnsy sreaasar B.-The Lon

u0n. 1IInessays q ~ = n - - p = -
Nothing in the history Of this contest has been
more remarkable than the 5secresy which the
Sontherners have contrived to maintain with re-
gard'to their operations and their resources. At
Washington itself it is not known whether the Con-
federate army Is superior inferior in numbers to
the army under Mcclellan, still less whether it is
the only force in the field, whether ether divisions
are in reserve. Ali we,eani discover is, that when.
ever the Federals make an advance, no matter in
what direction they are infallibly confronted by
Confederate force which we are usually assured is
SUPERIOR in numbers. '
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THE DEATH OF Col. TERRr.- The Mobile Tribune

says: = = n :. - - Z :" = y
s We have learned some additional particulars of
the skirmish in which the gallant and lamented
Col. Terry FELL some five to eight miles northeast
of Cave City, in Kentucky. Our informant states
that when Col. Terry fell his son, who was by his
side at the time in all the wild rashness of desper
alton, dashed upon the enemy, throwing aside his
gun, and cut many to the ground with his sabre.
His servant, d Mexican, had 10 be held by some of
the soldes' and so anxious was he to avenge his
masters death, that he made his horse drag those
holding him some distance. S. "a
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DR.. REY N o l. D S ,
THE UNRIEALLED CANCER DOCTOR.

Would inform his friends and the public that he has rented
completely fitted InrmAry the spacious and ee
giant mansion No. 10 Baronne street, between Canal and Com
Streets where he will devote all his attention the CURE
Of CANCERS in their FORMS scad Heads White Swell
lings, and Ulcers Of every description.
He refers with much pleasure to the annexed certificate
MADAM A. CHAPPELL, we'll. known and highly respect
able lady Of this city: IL o.. ..
. Copy of Certifcate
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. IL, 1861.
This certify thai the undersigned resident of the city
New Orleans for number of years. and residing No
252 Erso street, had been for long time afflicted with Can
her breast In order to have removed the under
signed applied to Dr. Warren Stone who operated three
different times without affecting Subsequently, ap
piled to DR. REYNOLDS under whose treatment the Cancer
sectually removed and perfect nude take
this of doing justice Dr. Reynolds and in order that
Others similarly afflicted may avail themselves of his valuable
services.
NIL If S. A. CHAPPEI1i.
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NouyELLE ORLEANS de Janvier, 1852.
Conormemen la Charlie de cete CompAgnie de
Ia Legislature de la Louisiana, Nol76 sppouve Ii de Mars,
1859 public aver par lie present qua les cerdcas
suvants de profits tissue de 1851 plus pterep mont pas
etc pages par cee Compagne SH pas recmss par
par les propeares sgaux onrs qui
vront In premiere publication de cancees
annulGs ct les places credit compile contingent
les vres de la Compagne, CONNIE IL pvesc sa
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.anrost Bird,

, Il I'd. @.'s .aArose Bird, .-,. az
SUCCESSOR TO sEwELL 7. TAYLoR) IMPORTER OF
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC,
4. nos. l3 and IS Royal street, ,
Has large supply of the celebrated CREME DE-
BOUzY quarts pints aieo, other brands
viz CHARLES HEIDsEICK, PIPER HEIDsE1cK, PAR
MENTIER and other brands of inferior quality have
large assortment the best Old sherres such AMoNT
LADo, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MADEIRA, of
direct importation other Madeiras of lower grade Supeo
Old London Dry Dock PORT and other of less grade
The celebrated SAzARAC BRAEDIEs-vi Vintage 1896 1885,
1902 and lsO5aarge supply always hand. All grades
CLARET and WHITE WINES, in glass and wood Wits
KYS-Scotch and Irish, Old Rye, Bourbon Wheat Whis.
Eys SCOTCH ALE and PORTER in pints quarts COR
DIALs ETC. Ny assortment of the best WINES, which
will be sold other the city
..-. 4 , AARON BIRD, $50. -.-5
ais 2u1y Nos. IS and Is Royal st.est.
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A5-Notfce-l take this method Of offering
free OF charge families of those
who absent from the city military duty. Residence op
Harmony street. between Pyena Coliseum streets
District. 4 -sYt 81 IA An e 49, X 5s5
srysl 2ntf a. b. sslytt.@l p. WISER, NJ. n.
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Proceedings
5''' e. .n.nv The
LOUIS STATE CONVENTION,
IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH,
Together with the ORDINANCES passed by said Conven.
ton both anguase and the CONSTITUTION OF the
amended ~ - ...+ gid.
For sale by r.. ,.. .-s .-. . +
BLOOMFIELD L STEEL, PETER ODONNELL,
!" TIL. WHITE, HERBERT L EsCoUssE,
GEO. ELLIS, - sN." WI. GOLDTHWAlTE,
P.HAWESa CO., E. EZEKIEL.
.-.s." 81. 7. FITZWILLlAM.
k1rOrders from the country filed liberia. discount
ny22 2ptf d.. oil. .. .. al. .,-.....- ...
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"a CHAS. BRIGGS. President.
H. P. JANvIER, Secretary.

'.f STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF ORLEANS, I
50. City OF New Orleans. 5
Sworn to and subscribed before this sixth day of January
1862. .l . d. F. MITCHELL,
z -ia7 Second Justice of The Peace.
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DIm u .

on Monday, 9Th instant Dr. FRANCIS WH1CHER Of pnen
nona this citv Captain Lake Providence Cadets Fonr
Regiment Of Lnsana Volunteers aged rs years native Of
I.aNinS =
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Post-ORce Notice.

The foregoing project iora Foreign Mail is nIy entitled
public confidence Antonio Costa ESQ, is New
chant Of responsibility and He has been resident
of New Orleans for the last thirty years
Letters intended for this Mail may enclosed along with the
money required tariff above and the envelope
dressed Costas Foreign Mail Postmaster New Or.
leans"
The Confederate Postage to this Office be prepaid
s-,D-.. J. L. RIDDEI.L, Postmaster
New Orleans, October To- 1861. ol9 apH
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saeHerrIng's PatenI Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof Nos 50 and 81 aavsr New Or
Ixsus,s Sss a.. s an Gtst4f 1fi 49, IA u d apt
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SCOTS Regiment Mounted Mon.

Any, communication for this Regiment now at Bowling
Green KY left the Crescent Office, will be taken charge Of
by Lieut. f, HITCHgocK who will leave ths last of this
week. -. -. r...l. 81. -. ia6 2pat
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uNsAxI& Eoa dosEY lN syiIK BANK or LOUISE
! M Va direct attention ID the advertisement
undsr shove head ia our columns this morning.
A tines Hike thsse Il u interesting.
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III 0RLEAts g pE1s pony \. -- The officers
and nSmbsfs V ibis company are ordered %
aArslhhe M their armory day Al 8 o'clock, for
bastsal6n dtill. see nptide 81
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Doss Losr sse The advertisements offering r.

y DESIRABLE REsiDaNCE FOR sALE.--Any person
dsng splendid family referred % The
asasos Mr. alter u Pesfs. Notass Public, No. 90 Camp
street The property be offers every way desirable epe
8 and aheald meet With read. sale. g
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r AS- 1Iessrs. w. II. Adams. w. NJ. Sempfe
T. D. vanHon have my full power of attorney
passed before W. H. Peters, ESQ.,, Notary Pubic.
M II ca esM - i O. NIXON ..
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DIES livres de Ia C0mpagne - IT,
A. BROTHER, Pt6aiJent. 81
b JAMES H. WHEELER, secr6tare,
r. ErAT De La LOUISIANA, PARopsg p'ORLEAss,}
Vile de Ia Nouqelie Orleans
Assenente ct ge teYant mol qustricme de Jan
1867.
D. F. MITCHELL,
{A6 GOT Deuxienc ,us,jce de p6iY
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This Company completed its arrangements for the prompt
and rapid transmission of MAIL NATTER to
All Parts OF the World
Letters will be received up the hour of starting.
I Tariff OF Charges ON Outward Letters.
Including Confederate Postage from this city,
Single Letters half ounce, Mexico 81 90
= to CUBA ..,.-.........--..-.,. W
to Europe. 20
ss..v,s.as =. 10 United States. Is
Letters half ounce will be charged in proportion.
Open letts the United States will be received and
ined by committee appointed by the Governor Of Louisiana
If approved by said committee they will be sent forward If
not approved, they will be returned. '
Letrs from abroad received through this Company
They must be directed the Of the souh Western EA
press Company Havana and the postage to that place be
prepaid The express charges from Havana be collected
At destination. r.
Letters for this Express be forwarded from part of
the onfedsrucy by the Southern Express Company charges
destination being prepaid. w.
BY mail may enclosed with the anonnt required
per tariff TO the Southwestern Express Com
psny, New Orleans.
For further information, apply to Agents of the Southern
Express Company, in any part Of the Gonfederacy.
J. J. MoKEEYER, President,
% 2ptf 9s Camp street, New Orleans La
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Also Clothing and Clothing Materials from
Soissh-W Western

South Western
H x r r Els g Q Q Nj Il a N Y j.
EXPRESS FOR FOREIGN NAIL MATTER" CON
Meeting AT TAMP1Co, MEXICO. WITH THE
BRITISH STEAMERS. a. ta o. . ...s-
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There was some talk about the Hessian move.
,Ients in Mississippi Sound; that they have landed
on the mainland, and taken possession Of Mssis-
sippi City, Barnes Hotel, Tegarden's Hotel the
Court:Hous and private residences for officers
quarters and so on, which is no more than we exs
pected, and what we have predicted since July
last. We have talked frequently Of the exposed
condition Of the sea coast, and Governor Pettus
will recollect we called his attention to it, and now
we call his attention to the capital of Mississippi
tina city Of jackson. 70 w. '@3sArylEs
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FRIDAY MORN 10 NUAKY 10, 1862.
TN stay LAw ouEsr1oN.5

~ 6ss S.r - M, IA; a. s.an
II s sssS Isl s Is .hs VI says:
st1y LANs wrong ID; priucipI "a zoe them
saeif nIt.gess cry tnss
M. III 49, IL % - M, 81
esness I'll Fsptcy, Which allows every man "a
Hold I'd Nhas 10 has, without regard TO the manner
rs gstttng Is Y more honofaete Wnsn passed, %
XIV eto II IA
y siiss6 Is they fall to
~ t011d, aidce CONT acts VIII not ba made IL
ss Eact that re- iaw Ins we o
Nh II ~ Il N agar
iii a. honssf man would take aavanlage of z
4 arggnsn inay W. neg VIII pso 9.
n ss h.isst Nh ID Will
not akkS advantage of it the disko Will and The
cCrcll1S tlls sw II f a. thieves I,
~ :,s ~ ~ ta, T cn resk
ess3iS SsS iii Saopie Ire helping each
I. olhst, hsSasss ~ srs united now as never By
1oss and hasst aSim tog etheI as mere
NJ Il; %sea rs MI
s1sSsy - Tos5s EsrtainIy not. tbs ~ ults are
"a Hi means fos Tie en-
saen sogen sne is'a.ls aa
49, I. ~ 1890, ~ II IN Ar
ma SSt Is the I'M nanst be endured The people
this ~ WI hAStl Ps, possible ts de-
= 4
M NH HIN MA nSaotsaf egi.
dsness injury growing out 81 injustice u al:
on cptenp iss Engulariy felicit-
cni III hs exposure 81 the wholesale and retail
iniqniti sssof ia stay law system. We, too, have
hsayA sdsccstss VI tlse pas Ut 8 stay law say
IA "a k6nsst man would take advantage ut it,
zhis min stfue. Fprtunatelysi iii Is beyond the
powered siegialxtioG ID transform an honest man
int sc6pnafsl die Legislators, - carry aut
thc parallel should 1sgaIize theft, no honest man
would the thieves woald revel IL
high 'elovsf Hero III interfoea of TIE Baton
Rorgs GszAtts Comes III with marked emphasis
and m III NE legislature met here to
snsct laws u protect thieves m The expression
Involved u II hafsh I'll too harsh perhaps but,
aait :pn Ill hands that 10 honest man
World AayAntag OFFS stay Law, Il follows, as
! natnel coaAequencs, that those not particularly
eensciantiens will not adrnple 10 evade the pay
III NJ " III ss'.s
~ i,
81 WI ~ 81. rbsr 49,
\; I'M u ths,s , q. NJ
ri ~ IN ma III MAJ nnlsss
tsst 4. s,,t ~
u nhi;,,a.;as ~
i ~ u - d'. ~ g : oo
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Home Mandatory.

~ Home Mandatory. sa.=
MILITARY UNIFORMS. !.
For Companies Regiments manufactured to order with
Dispatch the desirable approved styles
the SOUTHERN CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT. @
u L. w. LYONS q CO., -
26 IS and 30 ST. Charles street, a /.
las anst 81, 20, ner Of Common street
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riaa war illdstrat lions con
tinn4 tttaat COED houses ut The Academy of
lIasic apd ts bestsof that those who 90 once
nre 6ln&oAt eurs So a second time, AMI, IN case
they have families, to bring them along too. The
mot ths d irat class one lii every
respect, and well deserves ali the success ii meeta
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n ROYAL, sAlLmAIkEK,

n ROYAL, SA1LMAKER,
w '....
Nos. l8 Canal and II Orossrnnn streets,
Sign of the Root Hog or DE-
Manufacturer Of all kinds of Plain and Fancy AWNINGS,
TENTS, TARPAULIEs, etc. Also all kinds Of FLAGS and
BANNERS, suitable for companies other purposes with
Fagsaa to suit Fall and Purchase Ropes, Sings etc. fitted
and furnished to order the shortest BLOCKS
sizes ready strapped likewise all kinds of heavy BLOCKS
and RIGGING raising machinery an,
other heavy material 8'' 49,. a .Ft. O. ..'.
have likewise en- hand fine lot Of SPRUCE sPARS which
offer for sale Cheap for Cash. ne
All Of the above articles found Nos Is Canal
Crossnaan streets, New Orleans. 4, '''
n B. Sail and Rigging work Its branches and country
orders promptly fledat the shortest possible notice.
nh IykW "1'
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Roots, Shoes dssd RrOgasas,
''s AT wHoLEsALR.
Plantations suppiedwith prime Ditching BOOTS Russo
BRoGANB Wool Mexican, Palm Leaf Straw and canpeaoby
HATS, at thelowest market prices, by
FROST 4 CO.,
No. 10 Magazine street, New Orleans.
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.as, Appeal for Small .4rss,s

TO The
CITIZENS OF LOUISIANA AND ADJOINING STATES,
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Fotlice.

.FOfice.
- s48 "a ..| -
SOUTHERN OIL COMPANY.
( NEW ORLEANS.
Having srrnged with the Florida OIL Company the man
agsent and sale Of their products prepared
orders from Mobile Pensacola without delay Hencefrh
full supply will be kept on hand here.
Orders received for lots STIMULATING hspackages requ red
will be FLIED at discretion. 81. 5t 1855. 49, ID
S-s a,',sas. a SIMEON TOBY, JR.,
Jas 1u2p6t Va M. 80 FIJI NY President.
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SOUTHERN SHOE MANUFACTURING
r. OMPANY.
Depot, No. "a St. Charles street.

l = IDePot, sUs ~ 81 OHaHf1os HtrceIs
FACTORY, Mes. l9 AND Il ST. FERDINAND STREET
Are now manufacturing superior quality of Pump Well
and DoubeSoled Oak Tanned RGsSET Shoes 10 wkiet
the attention of those having purchase this
These Shoes branded the bottoms southern Shae
New oreans and be obtained only the Depot
the Company. IS s...- s
al ly GEO. H. RO1ET, SecJ.
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Hats, Caps. etc, at NholexaIs.
Silk and
Fur Cashmere Panama. Leghorn Straw Palm Leaf hexica
and Woo! HATS, atthelowest market prces,bs
n '-y.s',. .<ss4H FROST d CO., "
Iyls aoAw No. 10 Magazine street. Neworesns.
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tls1as al rssllIll,
spSICtaL geURHaL oFCITY oF new ORLEANS.


=, o. NIx0n, = sAt " ana opxtstor.
III sH fssszs .8 II
orEtFrs ~ sx,. WI "a Mp srSEHsr.
- lansesipsp SlD -- Hy The yvoek, 70 ess,ss
s. nserssd " ne ssasl sssss' =
r. a 4hses1k ~ sllss seSsttias b II I'll
- Ngssksy tjrescsnf n pubiisbsd sssty sstar
~ sabscaptis - variably II a.
FRIDAT MORN AN AEY io, 1852
IL. wi arS nndsf eblig ations to the gentlemen
81 6sstseushv xpresa III the latest Texas
papers. . -
Prssos essu. ". JsT Thompson, 81 hlis
son,is arsivsd IA the city Wednesday and i :
Kusst0 ~ ss. Charles Hotel. 81
- 4sSs
CoNrknkHATR STATES AIMASA We have re
oeived frcm MsssIs, Hole u Co, Exchange
Piecs, i copy II the Confederate States Almanac
fce 1854 This u not only a. alnaanac bns 9 book
81 las Pages containing y great many useful AM
interesting facts il me history, pf the Country
Thor sEs many stasistics 10 il valuable for refer
snsss Alspng other things issa diary VI TIE pres
r. E.sr usio III, Hxila IL M
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STATE or LouIsIAsA
Parish of Orleans city of New Orleans
BE that 18th day Of December 1850
subscriber Justice of the Peace and for III
city aforesaid personally appeared Orner Galtard President
Schneider Secretary of the Citizens Mutual Insurance
Company New Orleans who being duly according
law depose and say that the above aud
and transcript from the books o. said Company
0. GAIILARD, President.
A. sCHREIBER, Secretary.
Inscribed before this day, December Is,
1860. ARTHU r sAUCiER
Justice Of the Peace the Parish OF Orleans.
The Board OF have resolved per in
outstanding Certificates or Profits the yearE
1857, 1853 apd 1853 MONDAY Feb
Yuary next.
-TEusTEEs-
Geo. W. West, RI HINT,
Jas. A. White, NJ. Musson,
| Douglas West, Martin Gordt q, Jr.
B. JaEisou, hunla Augustih
| Ar. MiltsnbeTgeE, Cesare Olivier,
J. LesJ, a. Bohn,
9mer Gali&rd.
The Company connueto tbs oris CT The
rvers loss By Ere, tho
| premiums.
ss- once No. Acknowledgement dit II
| NEW INFIRMAItY.
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II. p. JANvIER,5 Secretary.
ErAr DE LA LOUISIANA, PAROIssE p'0KLEANs, I
Vile de Ia Nouvee Otdms- s
Assemente nre par-de moi sxicme jour de Jan
7ier, 1852 D. F. MITCHELL,
a7 BOT Deuxeme Justice de Paix
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STATE LouIsIANA,
. Parish of Orleans, City Of New Orleans,}
Be remembered that the 14h of December 1861 before
the undersigned Justice Of the Peace, and for the
afqresaid, personally appeared OMER GAILLARD, Pres
dent A. sCHREIBER Secretary, of the Citizens Mutual
insurance Company of New Orleans who being duly
according law do depose and that the foregoing
Just and and transcript from the
the Company.
subscribed to in New Orleans l4h day Of
December. 1861, before
D. r. MITCHELL,
Second Justice Of the Peace for she Parish Of Orleans
Tho Board Trustees interest at the
Of SIX PER CENT In cash all the outstanding
certificates holders thereof their legal repre-
sentatives, efsr the SECOND MONDAY of February
Also delare dividend of twenty per 10 per
cent The net earned premiums OF the Company for the
ending 3Oh of November, 1851 for which certificates will be
Issued and after the second Monday in February next.
IRUsfEEs. ,
Geo. W. West, Vice Pres. NJ. Musson .e#t
D. Yamison, R. P. Hunt,
Ar Mitenberger, Martin Gordon Jr.,
j. Ley, .' Cesaire Olivier,
jas. A. White, a. Bohn,
Douglas West, Numa Augustin,
eeOner Gailsrd " DIG
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jeff Tho,npsons Christmas Froc-He scares the Town OF
Commerce md Chasss Federal seamer--A Lively sS'
Z ;ploit-And Other Things.
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die 2pln,
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LAtE xnoa liisso III Price .Rdaiaq Back.
MswA hire: yesterday that tsens Price e
noMsat spring6a The Federals had prevented
40O0 xectnlts HON the north side Of the Missouri
river from Joining Cen. Prize, and bis force Has
been greatly fedScsa IN the discharge Of the sir
month"; Hqen. The soVetntnent should at once
place him In a. gat ma large army. IS
BE Ind besn support ast summer. M nv shan}d
hAye hssp, 81 Louis wonid now Be- Ia our hands
Wesnh8al soon haye The Federais On or borders.
again threatening to- inYads cur State The forces
at Rolls and Eeia Al large, and they Ire nov
moving or Gens Price, ss7s 3s ~,
s The New York Journal Of Commerce says ina
some II the Yankee egimsnts are having coat
.of mail manufactured. to protect them from: rebe
bullets. Il " .ss
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BUREAU DE LA ConIPAGNIE DU HOME
IL MUI UdL INSURANCE. f[t ~ -'n H

$50 D. F. MITCHELL.
'. Second Justice Of the Peace.
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A. BROTHER, Presl Sent.
JANIS II. WHEELER, Secretary.

SrArk or LOUISIANA, PARISH or ORLEANS
L ." City of New Orleans. s
to and subscribed before this the fourth day Of Jan
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-10
THE ELECTION ON TUESDAY

The election for Assessors and Inspectors
held throughout the State on Tuesday, was,
comparatively, small affair The vote was
unusually light, and the interest in the re-
suit not very strong. In this city there
seemed to be very little order or system
about the matter In the Second Ward
especially, was this so. When the time for
opening the polls arrived, there was no In.
spector present, and the "stand ont" for
Judges for the Ward resulted in squabhle
between the rival parties aud IA delay in
opening the poll for some hours it was
finally opened, however, and the election
proceeded with. We give elsewhere the
General result so far as it has reached us.
It may be briefly stated thus New Castle
County has given small majority for the
Union ticket, while Kent and Sussex
counties went in favor of loeofoco secession
by about equally small majorities. The
voting Of Tuesday forms no safe basis upon
which to judge the result in November
next. Unless the people Of the State, and
especially of Sussex County are hopelessly
blind to their own interests, the Union tic.
ket will be elected by not less than one
thousand majority
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-10

its stores designed should be aided especial
ly. There is many man in this Regiment
who has been heard to say his mother, his
sister, his wife, or father had made contri-
buttons there with the expectation that u
son, a brother, or husband might receive 4
portion of them when sick.
Now, finally, in order to enable the or
gsnzation to carry out in part its philan-
thropic designs as to our Regiment, we are
willing TO communicate with the committee
every week, giving them the condition OF
the Regiment as to the number of sick, and
the amount and kind of hospital stores ON
hand, provided there is an assurance that
any benefit is to accrue to the sick there
from. We respect the society, for we know
that it is formed OF ladies and gentlemen
who contributed largely to the comfort OF
the sick before the society was organized,
and we fell that the only element lacking
is method. Yours,
BILLY.