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DEATH ON RATS AND REACHES.

WILSON'S GENUINE RATAND ROACH DESTROYER
and ever used
the destruction ofthese troublesome vermin.
j. sure and ask for WILSON'S RAT AND RoACH DE
srRoYER there many spurious articles
For sale By J. WAIdat oo''
tsl 6u&W a ard Isl ChArres street,
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DIR. DAVIS

DIR. DAVIS
novpory, SYRUP OF WILD GERRY AND TAB
usdsr the most dangerous cough removed
ding blood prevented the breathneis rendered SOFT
and the unfortunate sufferer restored from the
awful Consumption to healthy and comfortable
existence. ~ 7. +17 -.- = -
For SALEM New Orlsens, wholesale and Retail,by
j. WRIGHT Il CO., 4ssn p
a and l6l CAartres street,.
soleasents for thesouth.
:. -
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DIR. OsGoOD's INDIA CEaoLA aoGUE
- .A .ot : .urs, g-u -ouezs- g---na'l. w..
Fever and Agne Chis and Fever Dunb Ague
and Een,ittent Fsvers, Liver Complaint, Jaundce
largehent of the Liver Enlargement of tn. 4as
Spleen, and all the various forms Of
BILIOUS DIsEAsEs
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INGTTR AMnE

.-s,.l INSURANCE !
ITJNIor INSURANCE COMPANY Or NEW
~ ORLEANS, g. -....s 81 - 2. :
Corner Of St. Charles snd Canal strcsts
Stock Capital sa5o,roo
Total assets the lst Of May 1850 .... solss7et
as s1s sss Ds
sfiRsn a,s "a
es sioe & or ibsy sstsr Il Il
''''s' promptly and equally Ad1ss G9H,ApR1,A p,,.,d,.
Joaz N. CRAWFORD sscrsary A'''' ''''''n'
prRzoroRb.
0fs 9RSfsRH 81 fi:a e. 81
gig. SSHa G asa. :. & I ka ksos.t : o.
l. L,s 4; rasNER us firm of Aost, densrss d Co.
iHo I: aaizF RhTsooD7 -: >nrs tiny,
6IlTIzESs tEsuKAaCE COMPANY
Ofice No. Carondeletssrsc..
Capital, s3yl,7ao 3D..
oxER sAILLARD President. IL scHRrKyEa s.srst.D
fRusrEEp:
+ $50. ". West EP.Hunt.
James A: "hits, s.aus.on,g Isl. q . .ss..
Douglas "sst, Martin Gorden. il Pc.
D. Jerlsoa, Nars aurn.t,s
Ar. hienbsrgef tIsAara Olivier.
J. L.isy. gohn
oner daf!llars. %
Tho oonpan, pss o, tes,..s -na rve
anasss and dszs@rsb. Ore eourrensrsts rsn,un.
u ~ --------
SOUTHERN NUT UAL INsURAsCE CO.
:, oon,o,r,,u ,,us a.. HA1os Rouss, Fes; !. 1851,
Southern Mutual Iosuee Company of Baton Rougs publish
ruary 1s,, 1861 to February l't, 1862, s6s,e42 81
P Pninn on on Ere rel R Riss sSs sGs g
Premiums Marine Risks ........ 4l6o 50
s66ol2sl
Premiums differentiated Risks, Feoru- ...-s...
airy LIST, 1861 ....................... s6o2aD "a
Less Premiums Rsks ter1inated Is 451 II
Net earned Premiums for the year ending
LIST February. 1852 ................... $4,000 ss
. Losses pad curing the same period
on ERE hlsks..-...... SIT, 10
On Marine R.ks :. .............,.,. $50 30
Expenses during year. III e 1856 81
Net earned profits for The year ending lst
fes'uarp. 1907. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $685. II
The Company have the following Assets
l,iis recei yabe for premiums. s67ssS3
5lis recei 'abe balance due I4U474 81
Balance due Iberia ''is LIZ y
Balance due by New Orleans Agency. 6sa IS
Total Assets. ............-....... s56,5s6 s
F. E. HILBERT, Secretary.
Notice.
OFFICE SOUTHERN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
Baton Rouge February l. 1885, (
A. meeting OF the Directors held this ayit was
10 pay six cent interest the outstanding
Scrip eight Stockholders premiums paid by
them Tor the ending ls February, 1852
dsidend OF forty per cent the net earned eums
Company for 3s January 1861 which GER
'i6cste will be issued and after the March next
1t was further resolved To reeeem the outstanding Scrip for
ne year lb9 on presentation at the office Of the Coapany
fartes indebted t premiums on Bills receivable will
The ockhod-'s hereby that an election for Ten
Directors and Fifteen Tr1stee for the ensuing
will BE- held at the off OF the Company, Thursday 18Th
day of March, 1862
F.E EE3ERT, Secretary
New Orleans Agency, 1O4 Canal street
az- Risks tax Ell in this city by
fe5 JOSEPH NsSARD Aoent
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SPALDIEG's PREPARED GhUEs
sPALDING's PREPARED GLBEi
srALDINaa PREPARED Glukl B.
Save the Piecesy
xor"A Stitch in Tine Saves Nlne"-es
Asaectdents will happen, In vol regulated families.
desrsbe to have cheap and convenient
pairing + urniture, Toys Crockery etc
spaldang's Prepared Glue
ksets ali such emergencies household afford
withoutit It 10 always rcndy and to the sticking pon
longer necessity Iir,pne chairs spinsercd
nser neadless dolls broken cradles 1t article
she'll and other work. popular With
dies Of refinement and taste.
This admirable preparation Is used cold being Chemically
held solution possessing all the valuable qualities tt.
cabinet glue 1t may be used In the place okor
narJ nucilage, being vastly more adhesive.
"UsEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE."
MA Brush accompanies bottle. Price, IS
Wholesale Depot. no. IS Cedar street New York.
Address HENRY q. sPALDING CO.,
Box Nos, 500, New York,
rutnr o1 four, eight
thognph showCard accompanying each
packags
EsAA .,aglebottle Of sPALD1Ea's PREPARED CLUB
wlssve time.its annually every housshsd.-
Sold by all prominent staonerS, Druggs., Hardware snt
Furniture Dsalers, Grocers, and Fancy Stores.
Country merchants should make note Of sPAIDlHG's
PREPARED GU when making herlist. 1t will s.spd
climate. ial9 lykW
SORih- Western
xPRES COMP ny.
EXPREss FOR "FokaIGN NAIL MATTER" CON
Meeting AT TANPICO, MEXICO, WITH THE
BRITISH sREAMERs.
This Company has its arrangements for the
and rapid transmission of MAIL MArrERts
All Parts of the World!
The Fifth Messenger will leave
On SATURDAY March LIST. 1862
Should the Messenger with difficulty owing to the
political troubles in Mexico deem prudent he viii
go Havana by
Tariff of Charges on Outward Letters.
Gncluding Confederate Postage from this city,
Single Letters half ounce, Mexico. Isl 90
10 Cuba .... W
TO Europe .................... l 70
to United Stnt6s. 70
Letters half will be charged in proportion.
Open letters for the United States will be received and
ined by committee appointed by Major General Lowell
If approved said committee they will be IL
| approved, they will be returned.
Letters abroad be received through this Company
They must be enclosed envelopes and directed to the
the South Western Express Company" Havana and the
postags that place be prepaid The charges from
Havana may he collected at destination.
Letters for this Express be forwarded from Of
the Coufederacy by the Southern Express Company charges
| destination being prepaid.
Letters by mail may be enclosed with the required,
per tariff South Western Express Com
pany, New Orleans.
For further information apply to Agents of the Southern
Express Company, i'll any part of the Confederacy.
j. J. MCKEEVER President,
60 2pf 90 Camp atree, Now Orleans, La.
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LoUIsIANA, !
New Orleans, Dec 81 1851.
T IST OF UNCLAIMED OR UNCALLED
~ for OF money published accordance with
Of The Legislature. approved March l1lh 1859
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OFFICE CITIZENS MUTUAL INsUR-
~

NEw ORLEANS, Feb. 10 1862
The flowing Certificates Scrip the 1855 tose.
Their with the interest accrued thereon unclaimed
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R. N. DAVIS, President.
AUG MONTREUIJ, Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this day, January
1852
ARTHUR SAUCIER.
tal0 ltw4w Third Justice of the Peace.
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WINES, BRANDiES, ETC.
so casks Claret, Bordeaux.
TOO Cafet, various bTands. sr-a.., e..
100 cases Whe Wine, CT ateau Eyqnenl, AZ
Vermouth. - = = " e.s
100 AhsyDth, @. Lecoultrs. ST.
rs kirsch, G. I4ecoultre. -a-.
l0ee bas kets Champagne various brands.
quarter Port b.; ...
half and quarter casks Sherry.
2OO Cognac, of the following brands-Pane Co.,
Otard, Dupny Co, Gauter Freres, CASTILLO, saza-
rae Co., Pinet Castilon l. CO., Larronde Freres.
Is casks Rochelle Brandy.
81 100 halt boxes each Green Peas y a
Is 100 half boxes each fntas Truh1cs.
10 80 half boxes eHch T uhiei -ma
80 Strawbt rries in juice.
LEO Burgundy Wines. =...- /.
For sale by s. d. GRATlAA CO., e
Dc Sc f'nstanhouse street.
JAMES II. McFA IsLANfL, CRESCENT CITY CAR
pentering JsbLng Shop No l01 Grod street, doo
SToRES AND OFFICES FITTED UP with taste and
CIsTERES MADE TO ORDER
HCrderg tho country attend vi tn Frerapnsss
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TTNO HOLDERS OF CON r Il Il II Il E
honey-1he undersigned has number of fine DIV elngs
situated and in close proximity City Railroads. which
he will sell reasonable price, for Confederate money
Those Wishing to make profitable investment do bet
G. HUNTINGTON,
At p. p sargent's,
n22 16ts % Camp street.
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DR.. WRIGHTs
OELMBRATED REJUVENATENG ELIXIR
Prepared
on the srces Pharmaceutical Principles of the hef
Chemists of the age, for the cure Of
: General Debility,
Mental and Physical Depression.
Imhecity, ,...-
20. Determination of Blood to the Head,
Confused Ideas.
Hysteria
General Irritaehty,
Resilessnessand
49,, sleeplesspsss 81 Night,
Absence OF Muscular Efficiency. 5' @.s
Lossof Appetite, ~ -'-
Dyspepsia, r+l.,
Emacation,
Low Spirits, .
DISCRIMINATION the
10 Organs Of Gene-.aoh'
Pslpitsaon 0fths Heart
For sale In New Orleans, wholesale and -staii'e y
J. wRIaHs& CO.. .r
?, md Isl Chartresstreet,
49, D.. .,'a Sole Proprietors.
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Il ELAEALEEs ~ RIsuTaHss1.
& IN No. I3s ,TCHoUFITOULAs sTRHKT-
V% Manufactures Of
. - COPPER, TIN AND sHRET IRON WoEE
in all its varises Has eise On hama large saoSnsnt o;
Uookin parlor AID BsI-roo Stoves prspared
- srr IL the above line In the City CT Count z
Particular attention PAID building work
viz: Copper Galvanized Iron Tin 1frs Valley
aoo6ng, Down Pipes, Fancy and Plain Heads etc.
Haye tie exclusive right the State Louisiana
md vend the recently nenton Of Jabez Lewis
prior the being cond Being
noting In ae 1t the nscesity Of hand labor
feStnre prcs{uced
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KUPTURES

New Orleans Agency, 104 Canal street
aB- Risks tax Ell in this city by
f+5 I'm JOSEPH NESARD Agent
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For Bayou Sara and the Coast.
- The new passenger packet ....
IBERVILLE Capt. F. T. GROSS
Leaves New Orleans
EVERY SUNDAY MOREIN3 al O'clock
WEDN ESDAI ats o'clock
FRIDAY at O'Clock
Returning lsaves Bayou Sara
EVERY MONDAY, rHERSDA 7 and SATURDAY, at a H.
For Fort Adams. 1unica. Morsanzn. Bayou
Sara and the C6EEt,
The fine passenger packet
LAUREL HlLL...., Capt. s. Homo
I,eaves New Orleans
Every MONDAY and THURSDAY EVENING, II. O'Clock
Extending her trips Thusdny up Adams.
For Baton Rouge and WiIIiamsport.
- The passenger packet
A.
Leaves for Baton Rouge every " WEDNESDAY, at 5 p NJ.
aLeares for Wilamsport every SATURDAY, at 2. n
For 0hnldsOnvtle nd the Coast.
The new and fine passenger packet
AGADtA.. Capt. Jos Vincent
Leaves New Orleans every TUESDAY and THURSDAY al
10 O'Clock. and SATURDAY, At IL NJ.
slsrk slwIys landing 81. strse &c
receive and deli and bills Of adng
boata.
my2 K. LAEOUE. Agent.
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REAL SCHEIDAM sCEINAPPs.

REAL sCHEIDAn sCHnAPPs.
VA N Y ER,S
4EDIGA TED CIV or Observation-Disclosures HNApfs.
A pure articleo Holland Gin,
wholesome beverage, and Invaluable FAMILY MIDI
CINE, particularly benefcialin all cases of -
DYsENTERY IT. .0 .. ~
- DYSPEPSIA, -
DIAERHEA,
RHEUMATISM, i
aOUT,
r-+ - FEvERs,:
tits highly by many Of the eminent
CLANS throughout the States excellent agreeable
alive and admitted to eectually aaseases
Organs etc., andis peculiarly adapedt tho females
children.
the of the
Real SchefAnm Schnapp1,fN
be public cautioned purchase
called -,..-
/ VANDEYEER'S MEDLCATED GIN;
Koal Schefd Schnnpps.
other is genuine withoutit.
prices by
-...rr ). WRIGHT Il CO.. ..s
81 and l5l Chatttet street.
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train YIN, upon notice atom II Uss A..
niy station fare Is GENTS each desirons of
~ ~ ne station muss notify the Conductor prior to
m3 tt .. ANDEIy 2unsy,,ta,s
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10 w Err co A ST.
OPELO ~ s A 9 .

Leaves every SATURDAY, at SP. NJ, positively
REGULAR ATCHAFALAYA PACKET
FOR OPELOUSAS VIA ATCHA-
sSY L. FAiAYA-The light draupht passenger packet
ASE Milton keh, Captain c. G; Pickett, having
been put IN complete rspAr Will in the above
regular packet taking freight passengers Tor
Old river Simmsport. and ali landings Wash
BIsCOE Il SfMMS,
les II 10 and II New fevee.
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"a RADICAL CUREDl ID n
Letter from Dr. W. T. Mills the Editor of the lcksurz
Daily Sum-
VICEs8URG, Miss NAV
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-29
A BATTLE WITHIN TEN DAYSI
CONDITION OF REBEL TROOPS
Beauregard at RIehmOnd !!
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FROM CINCINNArI.

CINCINNATI, %.
special to the Gazette from indianapolis SAYS
an officer who left Corinth Monday morning re-
ports our army moved mp to within three
fourths Of mile Of the enemy's Notifications on
Sunday night, and are entrenching. Gen. Hal
leck says his position will not warrant rislling
anything. He is moving by regular approaches,
and ioTtity1ng as he goes, It was expected that
our forces would open on the enemy by Thurs
day. Gen. Lowell is reported having arrived at
COrinth Sunday night with 1000 raw troops De-
serters say that the army has more confidence
in Bragg and Price than in Beauregard. The
rebel army is on half ratons; they get fresh beef
twice week and spoiled corned beef the balance
Of the time-no pork. The sickness in their ar
my is fearful and increasing, while the health Of
ours rapidly improves. Their officers have sent
all their baggage and personal effects 10 Grand
Junction.
D. G. stover, the stock swindler, leaves In
dlanapos to-day with guard for New York
de - not very communicative, says he used all
the blanks he had, and cannot tell without eX-
amining the books how much spurious stock
has been issued
number OF companies Of the Indiana legion
were arriving al indianapolis to guard prisoners.
The Goth Indiana regiment, Col. Owen is under
marching orders. Twelfth and 10th Ind. reg-
ments will reorgRnize Immediately.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-29
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Nly %.
The Fortress Monroe correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Press, under date Of the 18th, says:
The E. A. Stevens arrived last night from City
Point bringing official dispatches for the NAVY
Department; Our feet in the James river is
ready to make another attack on Fort Darling
on Drury's Bluff, as soon as the order is given.
The rebels have increased their force very con-
siderably on the South bank of the James river
from City Point up to Richmond, and have forcd
the inhabitants at City Point and its vicinity, to
retreat to the interior.
The rebels seem to dread an attack upon
Petersburg, and are accordingly improving the
defenses on the Appomattox river
Beauregard visited Richmond not to take
command there, but TO confer with rebel lead
ers concerning his future operations in the
West. 1t Is SAID he reached the rebel Capital
only after overcoming extraordinary difficulties
and doubts are expressed concerning his safety
on going back to his army.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-29

PROPELLER OSEIDA.-The propeller Oneida
completes the Peoples Line, and we may
confidently say that no fnor boats, in point
Of construction, model OF equipment, than
now constitute the Line are to be found upon
the Lakes. The Oneida arrived here on her
first trip Tuesday night, and cleared last eve
ming. She is one of the most beautiful spec
linens Of naval architecture WehaYe ever seen
upon the Lakes in the propeller class, and
rejects honor upon her builder, Mr.. William
Crosthwaite, of Buffalo. Her cabin is large,
richly furnished, and supplied with every
necessary, and her state-roOms are in all res
poets models. Her dimensions are Length
200 feet; beam 81 feet hold 1S feet inehesi
tonnage 7ss tons. Her ongines-low press
ure-are SO by SO. She is oficered as fol-
lows Captain, Ira Hinekley lst Mate, D.
w. Houston; I'd Mate, o. NJ. GOloglyi Isl
Engineer, Chas. Ellenbrand; I'd Engineer
Frank Olden Steward, Daniel simons.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-29
FROM FORT WRIGHT.

CHIcAoo, May 3.
Special from Fort Wright 27th
The enemy is believed to have been largely
reinforced during the last three days. Two
transports are known TO have arrived from
Memphis, bring two regiments Of infantry aud
three batteries Of artillery
Part Of this force landed at Randolph, while
the remainder occupy the Arkansas shore, near
ly opposite to the foot Of Island 30, where they
are reported engaged in the erection Of a bat
terry. -Deserters and refugees continue 10 arrive
at the fleet.
Several Just arrived bring report that the
enemy are about 10 assail the hOtilla.
A refugee from Memphis Sunday, says ru-
NOR was current in that city thst ten Federal
vessels had reached White River, at the mouth
Of which they had established a blockade. Stea-
mers were thus cut on from their last avenue o.
escape.
short time before the steamer left, the NOR.
tars, which had been silent some days, again
( opened fire on the fort.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-29

FoR THE FIFTY SECOND REGnfFET.-Lieut.
Geo, a. MaEury has opened an Office at No.
Il2 Bank street, for the enlistment of men
for the Fifty-second Regiment 0. v, for
three years or the war! This is the first reg
iment named under the new call, and pre-
sents peculiar inducements to those who de-
sire to enter the service There IS little
probability that the Febellien win sur
vive six months longer, if men are
found 70 take the places of those who
3 by sickness, disability from wOunds or
death, are lost to the service, and those sn-
listing under the present call win get for a
few months service equal benefits with those
!. Whq ave been serving from the beginning.
Unless the supply Of troops is kept up, how
ever, the rebellion may continue to an indef-
mite period, with constantly increasing chances
Of success. Every patriot should reflect upor
this. The army must be kept to a ma4imuu
standard, and every man who can should de-
vote himself to this end. Enroll your name
With Lieut. Aasury.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-29

A COMPANY FROM MAHoN1EG COUNTY
sixty-ive men, the larger portion. of a COM
PSkS Issfuitsd in 6ad about Y6n6 gstOEh,
Mahoning. county, in response 70 the last
call for volunteers, arrived in this city by the
liah0ning truiH yesterday morning, and left
for Columbus at S.9s yesterday afternoon
They were under command Of Capt. shurtlif,
Who served during the three months cam
0 .paign in the 18th Regiment. The organiza-
tion viii be effected at Camp Chase.
On the arrival Of the men at the Mahon-
ing depot, they we're met by number Of
gentlemen, ineluding members Of the Mill.
tary Committee, in company form, headed by
the Temperance Band, and escorted to the
Union Depot. Over thirty mOre-the re-
mainder Of the eompany-arriyed last even
ing, and viii take the early train this morn
ing for Columbus All the members
4 Of this company are sinswy looking fellows.
A portion of them will enlist for three years,
and we understaud-Capt. shurtliF intends to
60 for that period. ,--r
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-29
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-29
Cleveland, May 27, 1862.
Cure Of Calarrh and Throat pIsease..

Cure of Catarrh and Throat Diseases.
So common are these diseases in this city
and vicinity, that we might with safety as
sert that full one-third of the entire popula-
tion are at this moment suffering from some
form of throat disease or catarrh in the head,
and yet it is equally true that these diseases
lead directly to consumption-thst nine
times in ten they will NOT "wear off,
or disappear without judicious treat
ment-that they will not yield to
medicines to be swallOwed-tARt they cannot
be cured (if indeed they may be relieved for
a time) by eaustics and the old modes Of
treatment. DR.. Aver Of the Cincinnati Lung
Institute, who has been in our city for the
last year, and who will continue to receive
patients at the Weddell House during the
summer and autumn, has for years given
careful attention to these diseases and
noted the effects of our climate upon
them in their different types and stages,
and has introduced a new system of treat
ment within the last few years, by which he
has effected remarkable cures in a large num-
Der of cases. Among his patients who have
been cured are many Of our best citizens, to
whom the Doctor refers. That it is discov-
cry worthy the investigation Of all, cannot be
doubted, and we are assured the Doctors
charges are always within the reach Of ALL
and especially light at Present--the most ia
vOrable season for recovery from this class of
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