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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1864-01-23
State Of Louisiana.

District Court-Parish Of St Lundry-No. 9t22
OCTAVE lloLLlEE, of the Parish Of st.
W Landry, Administrator Of the Estates Of
Godfrey Hoilier and AZrlie lfolIier. his WIFE
both drceased. late "t the Parish Of St. Landry
havin" filed a final IAbIra,l. Account and Distr
button OF the affairs OF sad Estates accompanied
by petition praying that the same may be hom4-
ologatrtl; And wltlea>, the pray"I Of said pc
tition has been granted by all order Of Court, Ia-
ted January 7tf, lo6i.
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all i'll
trrrsted to lnake opposition, if any they have, in
writing at my Office, within thitty days from the
date Of the present notice. why said tabI"au
should not be bomongattd thr administrator dis
charged from all itltlAcl liabilities ana lis bvuu
cancelled.
A GARRIGUI,S, Clerk.
.OnelolSas. JaMllarv 9. l-N4
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THE oPELoUsAs COURIER.
Published on Saturday By Joel II. Sandoz
CONDITIONS:

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All the advertisements will be inserted in
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convenient to discontinue the publication.
Twenty dollars in advance will invariably be
required for the announcement Of candidates
for office.
No advertisements or subscription will be
stopped until all arrcarages are paid, unless
at the option of the publisher.
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Headquarters Conscript District La,
SHREVEPORT, La, Dee. 10. 1868.
ORDERS No. l.
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'Opelou>as, january 8. lc64.
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GENERAL BRAGG.--We are informed that
Gen. Bragg arrived lately at Alexandria. He
,Ones to take command f"the Trans-Mississippi
Department, in place Of Gen. e. K Smith, who
,,ss been relieved from that command.
We learn from the same source that the cons
edption law, taking all men between 16 and IS
,esrs of age, has passed both houses of Congress.
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o p e L O U S A. S ::
SATURDAY, ;::: JANUARY %, 1864.

rSPersons who have been indebted to us for
.szs 20 hack will remember that we take Confed-
!sts sI notes at par in payment of old as well as
ssr @ debts, and would be very glad if they would
..me Dr and settle their accounts in this way. Ad-
~;nistrators of Estates, we perceive, very often
irret to pay the printer.
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heS Is La. FOiunteefS.
AIR-"Bennie Havens OH
A thousand guns are booming OF Vicksburg S
frowning heights
Threw out the streaming banner, the symbol of
our rights:
Wen carve our name in glory, and even in de-
feat
Win fame and reputation our children shall
repeat.
CHoRUS-Then here's to Louisiana, and to her
Twenty-Eigh.h,
Her sons are ever foremost to meet a
soldiers fate.
We've sworn to die or conquer, in
freedoms holy fight,
Though Satan league with Lincoln to
crush us in Ills might.
TIE Twenty Eighth is forming, with Thomas in
the van,
And woe to Lincoln's hirelings who dare its
shock to stand:
The ruined homes behind us, in burning colors
To nerve the soldiers courage and rouse the sink
ing heart.
Now like the oceans tempest, it hurls in mighty
wrath,
And Yankee bodies border it stern and bloody
path:
And many Yankee maiden in distant homes
shall wall
When stranger tongues shall tell her this day IS
unwelcome tale.
For you, undaunted soldiers, on history's page
of war,
No name shall burn more brightly than yours
and Chickasaw:
And men III years to follow when battles live in
song,
Shall sing your bold resistance to tyranny and
wrong.
Once more the foemen gather in all their boasted
might,
But not their countless numbers shall fill our
souls with fright,
We've felt the shock Of battle with all its leaden
hail.
And though the victory fail us, shall never learn
In vain the shells are bursting aud bullets
rafting fast,
Each man behind our ramparts has sworn to be
the last:
In vain, ye Yankee legions. ye rush in stern
array,
The Twenty Eighth is waiting to meet you night
and day.
The light at length is ended, the struggle all is
DER,
The foenan's path to victory has been through
streams of gore;
Twas not his valor conquered nor his mighty
host
But famine stared upon US, and fres dom's fight
was lost.
Oh curses on the leader, with mind SO weak and
vain,
Whose generai.hip reduces brave men to such a
As long as gallant fighting could stay the hand
of fate.
We made the name of Vicksburg in future ages
great: ....
And though by famine wasted we lad at last to
yield
Wen wipe away the stigma on many future
And foes that could not conquer by bravery
alone,
Shall live to rue the triumph their legions now
have won.
CHoRus-Then here's to Louisiana, and to her
Twenty-Eighth
Her sons ever foremost to meet a
soldiers fate
We've sworn to die OF conquer in
freedoms holy fight
Though Satan league with Lincoln
to crush Us in his might.
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HEADQ'RS ENROLLING OFFICER PAR
1SU OF ST. LANDRY.

FkSHE attention Of the people of st. Landry is
'A' hereby called to the following special Order
from Department Head quarters, dated SAesc-
port La, October 80, 1868
SPECIAL ORDERS No. III
Enrolling officers. will make digent search.
for arms and accoutrements, which may have
been taken from the army, 10y stragglers, sick VI
deserteIs, and left at different points throughout
the country. Wherever they are found they
will turn them over TO the nearest Ordnance De-
pot, taking the recei pt OF the commanding officer
of the Depot therefor, and forwarding the same
to Major l. hos. q. RActt, Chief Of Ordnance, q.
these Headquarters.
BY command Of
Lieut.. Gen. T. kIRBY SMITH.
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S Q N G.

Composed by Capt. E. +. Morehead, and respect
iulty dedicated to the officers and men of 28th
Reg't. La. Volunteers
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FORT DERUssY.-We are informed that this
Dosition is now well fortified and will be Wig
o,ousy defended against the attempt of the fed
erals to pass through Red River up to Alexandria
nashreveport, Our readers will remember that
til here that the federal gunboat Queen of the
West was taken by our boys, when the Yan-
Lees tried to force their passage up the River.
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FOR SALE FOR CASH.

"A TRACT of Land situated in Grand Bois,
4AA near Bayou Teehe, in this Parish, about IL
miles from the town of Opelousas measuring
about 800 acres of excellent wood land.
For further information, apply to the editor
OF the Courier. at Opelotisas.
Opelousas, January 9Th, 1868. 40--tf.
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"a. We have conversed with gentleman
vtO made his escape from New Orleans who
u7s that the Yankees have evacuated Chatta-
neoga, as military necessity. This is positive,
be says, as the N. O. papers published this fact,
shich was not contradicted. The rumor which
aid that there had been a considerable battle,
be result Of which was the taking Of Chatta-
Doega by our army, is discredited by the gen.
lsnan above mentioned, as the New Orleans
rsss says nothing of it.
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S- Ten Federal gunboats are now in the
Mississippi, at the mouth of Red River, ready
aenter into that River, as soon as water permits.
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OYYIcs or TIE IIIIsoIs CENTRAL RAN ROAD /
COMPANY New York Au1rsi IS. 1864
I A MEETING OF TIE BOARD OF

IA Directors Of the Illinois CenFnl Rail Road
this DAY the following resolutions were adopted
Where's In the mortgage gwen by tbs Company to the
Trustees their Construction Rofde il agreed
HAT the moneys received upon aes Of tie ands
received DO applied 70 the cancel zion q ssd bonds
and hss become necessary io tins purpose 10 taxi por-
ten Of The bonds IL puusnce Of provision contained IN
sach bond TIA, the Company pay THE any time
- be named by them by aidiEs 10 Tie principal equal
10 twenty per cent. thereof"
Resolved that The Company Will the fret Day OF October
asI paw the PEI bonds FOR thousand doss
sscb numbered oi 70 three Thousand Il 20 5000 with
swenty<per cent. 20). ADDED 70 the prinip thereof
upan suIrender Al It, Office IN The City q New York, aud
that IL doth he eby tho r day Of October 1864
The time when the PRINCIPAL Of sd bonds shall Do Id after
when day inteTes, upon them VII cease.
Resolved that tie holders Of the scrip stock Of this Com
Py be required pls toe uuq1id ten per c,t upon the
Stock held BY them respectively on OF before ht twenty.
uxA day Of spte beI Iex Al the oce of the Comp ny n
The Oily Of Now Yok AID ihsf upon OIL sums unpliI inter
sst viii be charged from th4 ty and sha; AFTER Tie 6i day
September next no transfer snail BE- made o. STOCK which
sbsi no. be paid IN FILL
THo MAS Z. WALKER, Treasurer.
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Chances for Buciness Alen.

IcOR SALE. TERMS EASY.
IL KOKOSIN9 IRON AND MACHINE "CRhS,
Located foot VI Msia IT., Noun. Vernon, Ohio.
The works were erected BY Gen. G. p Buetiu ham, ies
ACQUIRING Agricultural Implements steam Ensi5~s. Ssts
AID Crst Mil Machinery, &c
Buildings all brick. aud erected in The mos soessn msa
ucr, ard consist Of
Main front building, lsby 10 feet, stories
Wing to main building ~ by "a fest 2 s,oriea
Blacksmith Shop, 30 BY 70 feet story.
Foundry, 50 by 81 feet. story.
Foundry, Brass, 10 by Is feet. l story.
Pattern Warehouse. n by 50 feet, story.
Warehouse. ~ by - feet, u stories.
Engine snd Dry House, 81 by % feet stoTie.
All incosed with high fence tue several shops ven
supphed with toos .hans, belts, Ao Tor immediate bus,-
ne,s, aEd in good inning order.
Locaon unsurpassed, Ia healthy labor plenty and rents
ehesp population over 500 and railroad communication 70
all psrts Of the country
Price only +2ooO0 and nay be reduced to ei5eoo, II Ger
tain large tools and patterns AZ. not waaet
Woud tssr fourth hall intees. With sctive business
fracture Movers Reapes, Threshing Mschnes
&C. in any growing bi,in-. Reference Gen c. Buck
n,hsui IL T. For further information, sd
= J.. COOPLH. Nj vernon OHIO.
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DRINTERS. WANTED-A good practical
Printer f,miar with 1b work TO read proof and oil ny
time at case &C. Also, youns uan familiar with Press
work on uordon PROD Apply at BAKER GoDWINS, /
Spruce ~.
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lectures ana McslinSs.

METHODIST CAMP MEETING IN LEI
VA EERTS PARK, trooklyo, every day TINS .ees 70
,,bbsih Rev DR.. SMYrhE the Urrs. Pulpit Orator hon
London Rev. j. wlrtt Professor aiat-on and others VI
preach. Car. from Fulton Ferry pr the raTs.
SEVENTEENTH WARD CITIZENS Assn
- CATION Meeting Of his Ass2ci,tion " %
held at Room No "a Cooper Institute on rheay e'esDs
next, 18th instant, at p. m.
By order Of the Executive Committee.
~ WILLIAM HiBBsRD, Chsirrnsn'
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TIVE NEW PATRIOTIC LOAN!
FISK e HATCH.
No. IS WALL STREET,


WILL RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE NEW
SEVEN.THTRTY LOAN.
Fbe Noes viii he issued ia denominations 81 500 CIV
6se OoD aud 5000 with interest at tie rate oil 9I
PER CENT, or ONE CENT per day on each 80 paySo'e
ssasi snnas,y.
They viii be dated August 49, 1885, and VIII Do ~
&c end Of three wears in current funds or eon'eoe INTO
g,v. Twenty SIX PER CENT Bond, payable Fhe'a ana
kaseIes,, Ia Cola
Ga I'll payments made prior to August u.s. Interest VII he
Aored and sfi.r that date interes, will be charged
ry Liberal arrangements vii be made with Banks Bank
and Dealers
Subscriptions also received FOR tho 1910 LOAN, end all
d, Of Government Securities bought and sod at market
ssn~s
II Special attention given 70 The conve'on Of the old sc
.sscs INTO the SIX PER CENT Bonds Of 1891.
Holder Of amounts less than $780, Evsn them
sssves Of the privileges Of conyersonss the Beads Of 1881
vf hereafter be Issued 10 denominations Of SO AID 100
well tie larger denominations heretofore ssn'd In
sorvrr.ns the note. due Angus, interest win be adjusted
- that date. FISK HATCH. NO 90 WaI-.t
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OyyIos OF raE SHgLDES AND COLOMBIAN COPpgR Co.,
No y WilisD-s,.. New. York, June %, 1854.
UVIE Sheldon MINING COMPANY and

TIVE SHELDEN MINING COMPANY and
Il the COLUMBIAN MINING COMpANi. having become
with Sheldon aud ColnmpsD Copper Com
paw pursuant TO the laws che State Of Michigan, notice IL
Sreby riYen 10 Stockholders Of hee ComPa's thu; they
-, ,eoued their Certificates q stock Which they
now hold 10 the office Of this Company No Y " ism ST. IN
a. CITY Of New York before the hsst day OF November next
and receive new Cerhcie therefor the Sheldon end
Culnrban Copper Company 81 the proportion 81 one share
sfth. Sheldon Columbian Copper Company for two shares
n ". other Con paniss consolidated with H. or IN default
Ssssol such stock viii lie forfeited By eld,I
HENRY PHELPS Secretary.
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OFFICE, 81 JOHN STREET,
New.Yofk
DICHMOND COUNTY, STATEN ISLAND
III sElEN PER CENT

IsTsS~sr PAyAsLx SEM hSyrAfLr.
Subscriptions Tor One Hunde I'd Jhoasand Dollars 90
u hese hond vii he ccevrd Al par the Banking House Of
tRNsTEIN. ROSENFELD co, No. brcsdst, New
fesh Said Bonds Al 20 ssued under puihory OF the Law
psAseS February 1864 snd Jude Reg tioH Of tie Board
q Supervisors adopted July a. i64 and the option Is
sth Subscribers 70 have them for either ten been
tUanfy ave Year,
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SyyIo. eyJas AaERIoAs6 MEXICAN Silver MINING Co
81 CEn.R-s1 Nrw.l oEY. Sept -. ia.

Office on AnKRICAN vi NON SILytF IIiNh'F %
50 CRpsR-sT.. NAVY oEs, Sept 10. lgt
A SPECIAL MEETING OF the STOCK
"A HOLDERS Of the AMERICAN aud MEXICAN slL'
wa MINING co viii h. held the Office Of the Cen pany
"a WEDNESDAY the 4ih day Of October, at IL ococ<
s ths purpose Of adopting ne.:ure to increase the cpa
You, Millions Dollars sn3 reduce th- share. to Ten Dosf-
sr share instead Of resi, Dolas per snaie as u
Sssor Of Bonds ard BY The distribution Of shares
Every Stoc khoides l. urged - be present -. $500,
TpusrEHs-Lymsn W. Gilbst, Nui. biesos, w WI
faras Hobart Fore IT, b. Hawkins, G. a. Lombard. s. W.
trs land
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HOPE COPPER COMPANY.-NOtiee is
hereby that Al instsilnsnt u ONE pOuLA PER
~ Company gayase at the Once Of the Company No ~
kAxsan street. NewYoTk On the th day Of october 100
- rom and after date No transfer Of stock
WI bs the 7th day Of October unless The s'es'
Dsnt II pad - -. JUN W. DAVIS Aea'i"
f.Kw DIX Sept IL, 1884
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Financial.
ALBEIT ". NicoLlY. Asctioaeer
81 lHNHS L., NV l. :. INV

AIHHEI IT. NfCVAtYl AHffolF'T
STOCK and BONDS i0I INVESTMENTS
y ALERT q. ElCOLAY WI ho'd his regular snciion
ga. Of seui IT,. Tins day. THURSDAY, sejt 18Th Il y.
clock at tie sales Rocas. No 50 William 1t. Tue
list embrace variety Of fsi class stocks ard Bop1s in
Guiding Broadway, Reid, Algsra. Rrsou'e People, Htry
ves.at Brov0of Lxcecr frcIeus rlId. AID Mechanics
snd Traders Insurance Co.'s sioeks Also, beuk Of on
ncIcr Nni .siiona hrpx anu Lt- On sFio Bank o H.
Pm Esilway B- va ST., sn3 Crardt Very. fst tf9nG
way Bat cry RsfJs3 Co.'S S'ocks Ni'la.,sberr 1i'
Light Phil. pha Steam Propeller Co, and Uled Sei
reegi ph stock. Cincinnati nd Ciiago, Air Line Il IL.
zni Missouri safe p,T clui bolds sc. &c. - 80.
REGULAR sTOCk SAILS MONDAYS 4 THURSDAYS.
ALBEIT =. NICOLA,
Aucfiorecr and Stick Broher.
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financial.

A GREAT economy Of money and time is
"A ah,s,,.s h, u.iug thu TROPICAL BALSAM" IN tho
S.,rmsn of Fe5p, See advertisement under Medical
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9vNITFD STATFS LEGAL TENDER
I JE0TFs-pForsTgrs OFFICE 40 241 Yrosd ,ss H6oni
No Is Tlis Oier established 10 rn'er lrsA i"naef
Notes % the GovsrDuqn ncT- sata5e than soi shH q.
ryo;nr vr,iug from hundred cent on the
or,,pal value Bye system # r-slslerng then i rrn'
u-ns at this otce the two and hVed'a AstN i"nde
| Sotas hev. ID. value Increased IS above stated
Peons having L-ssl Tender Nc!es, Md wishing 20 sccne
bs can have ste red Ap cation nj th's
or by sending their notes hy si which VIII be regis
tered tnd returned thus securing tie holder 81 tue 1eneh Of
esistry. ...,- ..-.,,,.r ,,,,, 49,,
Circular. gvlu, mn rsrtcnlarr sent by mail
Ones regi,roc in Class No 2 ard wi be paid pir.ns'
don AZ tits olac-: Nos "a 525 50h15 lssJ $780, eosl
"a Cs3 ~ o 3,S Is as ezra -sch Ten Doliis d3ss
09s ~ lS 40 rs H. ~ 7t8 l5si 80si ,obsa " 9'
each Twenty Dolsrs 2,6 g7s1o, ~ -, su2s g. ', escn
Fity Dollar: IN Is 49, e.ch One Hundred Dollars
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UERMILYE & Co.,
No. II WALL-STREEr,

. No. II WALLSTREEE
WE receive subscriptions to the
NEW 7-3O TREASURY NOTE LOAN.
These notes are issued 10 denominations Of $780, 500,
$500, Al, 600 and $1,000, maturing in IHl.hh
TEARS Angus, 1884 interest payable semi snnua
h currency, at the Of $40 PER CENT per srnun.
TIE notes psysbe in currency maturity or convert
sble into 20 SIX PER CENT BONDS with INTEREST
PAYABLE IN GOLD.
An deposits made prior August 18th viii draw interest st
Emo rate
TIE usual Commissions allowed this Loan aud also on the
Hole Loan
We arr prepared to convert the u. :. 3-IO TREAS
URY NOTES into the q per cent BONDS Of 'oSi ""H
sserrpness and on favorable terms
Also BUY End SELL 81 market rs,ss "a kinds OF GOV
EaEuENr SECURITIES. including
Us. 500 BONDS,
Us. y-3o TREASURY NOTES,
rs. ~ mos. CERTIFICATES or INDEBTEDNESS.
Us. oUARTERMasTERS CHECKS
u. 5. Two.YEAR Por cent LEGAL TENDER
NOTES,
u. y. O per cent COUPON aud REGISTERED, Of
ASST.
MATURING CERTIFICATES o. INDEBTEDNESS
ssn-sted or purchased
VYHE TRUSTEES of the CONSOLIDATED
Il PETROLEUM. OIL COMPANY have this day declare
esx 10 per shsre from the nett earnings o. the ON
foT the month OF August payable at The once OF lie
ceeapAny, Nc. 40 Broad ST.. aud after The 18TH inst
Kxv.Yoz, Sent L. 1904
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IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
No. 80 Wsuenst. 80
allowed Il Of PEI al Sums en
thereto Open dnly from 10 10 p and on NoNDAf
THURSDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS, nom to
Q. u. n B.--mopey T. loan on bond and morra-c
WALTER ". I0fChiiN frestent.
VANDERBILT L. EuxroS Secretary.
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TCE-CREAN and FRUIT FESTIVAL, IN.
M the s,spiccs OF the Ladieg Ala Society ~ the W. ~.
CLnrch Of the Ply inns. FRIDAY EyEslSG, seft 10th,
az "A % m Chglch IL .9th.s;rect, .hSvenue. Tho
Pr,t.l .uy will be present aud entertain the company
with tner uusduaed uasc. Tickets 50 children Is eta.
emitting the holder 10 co cream, fruit &c.
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ATrOUNTAIN's INDIA STORE,

AT DE PERCEVALS. GJ7 Broadway. All
~ Kinds Of CHiLDRESS' CL0A6S and SUITS. Dresses,
Blankets Bs-qu-s Corset Cheu.s. I'M -nts "ai'e Aprons,
BiSs. Baskets, &c.
Ladies' Embroidered Cheu.es tigh,sovn, Yoses Ladies
rcady-lsde Under Garments fiued Handie!chiels &c.
lntia Goats OF Arms embroidered usdxsicaiefs,
Table Linen and Bed Clothes.
Rraidings, Cotton and AN FDrotsTes made 10 ordr.
Stamping for Fnhroders and Brsding execute, perfectly
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.-The Trustees OF the
- RIi.teIhock,f Petroleum Comlsny' stepen tfo"ti
fsq, PTc-idO' have declared = DiNiDhNo 81 "
raval- Oh he 18Th met. at Tire Office Of se baseT Me''r'
schucnaIii 0ebhsrd' 80 y a.sln.,iie,', -, -,
FhGD'K SCBUCHAkDT, Treasurer.
New York Sept. Is 1864.
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G,OURTH NATIONAL BANK Of the CITY
Il ofNEW-YORK,

Sssnsed D,posilsy and Fin.nc. Agent o! us United
etses Nos 81 and ~ Pres, two doors beloS the sub
Fvaafy receive Subscriptions for the ThN-FORrf BONDS
spd $40 Treasury Notes allowing Che fs Go.snmsg com
uss.son OF per cent Tire SEVEN ThiRIlks INTO
tasi BONDS aud silend al bls.e-s connected with the
cCyFRSHFNr LOANS. Parties avoid the lncorys-
nse Of addressing Goyernner; bv sPpylng 70 tins ksns
MORRIS KEICliuM, President
d. W VAUGHAN Cashier.
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CPIos or TIM y. V. Prov. ass fosTcs M 60
sTosISGTON, NoSs., -ep'. j. ID, ~,
NOTlCE.-TIIE STOCKHOLDERS 81 l lilS
n COMPANY rre hereby uoiihrd that he'll ANNUAL
MEETING, f,r nm fLFCrON Of DIRECTORS ioi TIE ehsH
iur year and ais fl tie trIua ION Of such oiAei pn'ie
Az M come ore chem. will BE- he'd m the tomp,uy.
Office 10 The City OF PIoydence state Of RHODE isA on
1uesdsy the l7h deg Of Sr@rbc! next It ~ CLOCK O'
The pod Will rs open Ioni i0} toll 4. N. -, i,
Tran O. BOOKS vii be closed nom te Gotta % he 'ih Of
September :. D. 80 -.
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OFnor OF TIE RBGNi, FRY l*sunANcs TO-
EBOOKLss aePt. -, ~;
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DEND OF ~. + (s) Ek IENI able at t-or ono. ~
nom Govern,nen. Tax PBiLANDER SHAW,
Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-15
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-27
The Mobile Report.

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stssl r character By tie Wy cot UNCOMMON 10 most
: VEGA which reach ID irIm that quarter.
vi hou. ussmoaiioD other than that published this
t,efp,ps ron Tie Y. Herald Of Ihs 22i. that Far
"a, bad 5susntsd the reader Of Fsrt Morgan We
- ia ormed by ItlsgTApbs despatch that fort
1fo,,,u is ia the hands Of he emmy" We eon''ss
49,, "a TerA i..prepared ios Ibis announcement We
-. so the enc. usiou that Fort MiIglu, p;CFeTly
.isonsd Az vctlaled, ss .s0k II to BE- Vas IN
,on 70 hold out 90 6imly ss Old Sumter ITSELF
No oorshordsd no disaster % il rom The attacks o,
aha e. a. thus far, bad passed through the ofaeai
s,a.o,,hsd. TIE character OF the Noble telegram an
.oaneisg i.s fall nOt OF nature to enable as 70 iOim
"a op.pi9u As 10 the use Of is les to ~ Since the
Jiozise 10 O. r, Possl sni, the surrender oil f0f'
Game, cur mid is painfully SIS cioua ct every move
men. aFeurd ,hs outer dsisuees Of Noble sun VIC
have an oVesshsrcurg confidence u tSs Soln5 u zoe
.ty iissf "a lo agAhst ths fus'h z APpIoasass q
tBe snsmy. ~ i- appleton dogs act s1 sHa 70 'n'
.s,n5uei Of a. iaI iogess-