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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-11-08

ROLLING MILL AT BELLAiRE. We are
glad to learn that the project Of establish
ing an extensive rolling mill and nail works
at Bellsire will be carried through success
fully. Enough stock has been subscribed
to insure it's success, and the work will be
prosecuted vigorously.
The works will be located on the farm of
Mr.. WIN. G. Barnard, at the upper end Of
the town. Mr.. Barnard is heavy stock
holder. The balance of the stock will be
owned exclusively by the operatives. About
900 men will be employed, coming mainly
from the LaBelle Iron Works, Wheeling,
and from Steubenville and Pittsburgh.
This is an important enterprise to the
people Of this County. It will bring into
the County hundreds Of the very best kind
of men, who will give renewed activity to
the growth and wealth and enterprise of the
County, and especially to the town Of Bell.
aire.
A project is also on foot to build large
number Of dwelling houses 10 Bellaire, to be
occupied by the population these iron works
will bring iu. Now, let the holders of lots
be liberal and reasonable, and mighty i'm.
petus can be given to the growth and solid
prosperity of Bellsire.
b There is every inducement to capitalists
to establish manufactures in Pease and
Pultney Townships IF money can be real
ized in Wheeling, where the taxes are
twice as great. surely more money can be
made on an investment on this side the
river. d
1t isexpected that the mill will be COM
pleted ny the first Of May next.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-11-08
GER rIFIcATE UF AUTHORITY.

OTTIcE TuE AUDITOR or STATK,
issuance DEPARraESr.
CoLrNBrs ONO. June I. ~
WHEREAS The MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE.
COMPANY. located at New York, IN the state Of New
ork. has filed IN this office Of h@
condition. required by the ITO regulate Insd.
rance cOmpsnirs no incorporated by the state nf
OHIO" passed April = 1876, and amended February o.
i-Gi, and the act TO regulate Foreign Insurance ConJ
psnies, passed April .. 1866; and. WHEEEAs, said
Company has furnished the undersigned satisfactory
evidence at Il IL possessed OF actual Capital Of
least One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars invest
ed required by said and. WHEREAS. said Cem-
pany has filed ~ this offc> written instrument under
torporale seal signed by The President aud Setre-
tsry thereof nuhsrizing any agent sgeuts Of said
Conpnny in THIS State acknowledge service Of pro-
for and ia behalf of said Company according 10
the terms Of "a d act OF April :. 1896. ..
Now rHEREroHE. IN pursuance Of the acts nforc-
said. l. JAMES H. GOODMAN. Audr,or Of State for
Ohio d hereby certify that said MUTUAL. LIFE IN
SURANCE COMPANY Of New York il authorized 10
transact the business Of Life Insurance in this State
until the thirty first day Of January in the year one
thousand eight hundred and sixtv-seven.
(SKAt IL WINES WHEREOF. have herPunto sub
scribed my nane and caused the - al OF
my Office 10 be affixed the day and yeas
JAS. II. GOODMAN.
Auditor Of Stnts,
JOSEPH WOoDRoFFE, Agent at It Clairsville.
oc25-lw
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-11-08

OUTRAGEOUS ExToRmoN Flour is now
selling in this market at SIS SO per barrel.
IF our people will do without it for a while,
they will fnd they can buy it cheaper
There is no sense in paying more for -four
in St. Clairsvilie than it will bring in the
Eastern markets. Read the article on our
first page about the extortions Of the specu-
laters, and the remedy for them.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-11-08

SUDDEN DEArH.-Mrs. Mary Davis. wife
Of MI, Eli Davis, of this neighborhood,
died suddenly on Monday evening. She
was in her usual health at supper time. but
soon after complained Of pain in her head.
She threw herself on the bed, telling her
husband she was dying, and soon after expir-
cd. She leaves large family of children.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-11-08
MI a r r TED L.

CRANSTON-BARNES- the 1st inst. by Rev DR.
Diummond, at the Swan House. in Bsrnesville Mr.
George w Cranston of Guernsey County, and Miss
Han nh Barnes, of this County.
DESELMS-MOORE.-O On the ist instant at the Ma.
tlona Hotel 81. Clarsville by Rey +. Ellison, Mr.
brown Deselms aud Miss Mary Ellen Moore.
VANCE-RAMAGE.- On the 6th inst. at the Lewis
House, by the sane. Mr. John A Vance and Mrs
Martha F. Ramage. all of Flushing.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-11-08
.aas,sisststratO,.,s .V0fice.

NOTICE is hereby given that at the Probate Court
lN for Belmont County. Ohm. the undersigned was
appointed and qualified Administrator of the estate
William McNichos, deceased, late Of said County.
All those indebted 10 snid estate are requested to
make immediate payment; and those having claims
against said estate are notified To present ,hem for
tement within year from this date.
SMITH McNiCHOI.S, Admir-.
Nov, mber e, 1867 -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-11-08

Court OF COMMON PLEAs-The Fall
Term Of the Court of Common Pleas as
sembled on Tuesday. Hon. VIM. Kennon,
Jr., on the bench.
The Grand Jury was empanneled and
sworn. Mr.. Benz Maokall, of Barnesville.
is foreman. After calling the docket the
Court adjourned until Wednesday morning.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-11-08

WANTED. good live man to take the
agency for Singers New Family Sewing
Machine in Belmont 20. This new ma
chine has Of late taken the lead Of oil others
and ap agent wiIlfina no difficulty in effecting
sales. Call on or address II. Morton, Gen.
Agent. Isl, Main ST., Wheeling, W. Va.
mol. .-2w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-11-08

TERRBLE AcCIDENT.-Sylvanus Butler
was instantly killed, while working in coal
bank On jug Run this mdf1|s& BY the
falling Of heavy piece on " ghich
literally crushed him. He leaves Ewife
Apdfoar children, iu destitute circumstances.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-11-08

Mr.. WILLIAM MoNIcHoLs, we'll known
citizen Of Wayne Township, died last Wed.
nesdsy. He had returned from Louisville
but few days before. and il is ,hsught his
dissase was cholera.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-11-08

A LITTLE son of Mr.. Robert McKelvey I.
of Morristown, was severely injured on
Monday last, by being'thrownfrOm buggy.
behind = pair of runaway horses. His leg
was broken and his cheek bore crushed in.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-11-08

We have sent our press to Cincinnati, to
be bercpafred, and IN the meanti0e. through
the Kindness Of Capt. Heatoo, wala werk off
oar edition on the Gazette PRESS.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-11-08

A BIG RADtsH, Some person I'VE don't
know who) has left % tremendous radish on
eur table. It is about Is inches in circum.
ference and 10 inches long.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-11-08
Probate Court--Petition to
Sell Land to PAY Debts.

George Thornborough. Ad- \ THE above named de-
minslrator OF John Falcon l. PENDANTS are hereby
er, deceased, notified that the alst
day Of Octobsr. 1866, said
Harriet Falconer. Louisa Administrator filed his pc
M Falconer. Reuben Fall tition in the Probate Court
con 7, William Falconer. OF Belmont County, Ohio.
Sarah Falconer, Hannah alleging that the persora al
Feiconer, John Patterson, estate OF said dec oeden is
and others ] sufficient 10 pny his
debts and the charges Of his estate and
asking for the assignment of dover in and an order of
sale OF said decedrns real in said County being
the Northwest quarter of Section 81 Township Range
5-contanng 1854 excepting four in the n.
w. corner Of said Section.
Said petition win be for hea6 on the 30lh day of
November. 1896. c. L. POORMAN.
Nov. &, 1866 Atty for Pet'r.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-11-08

TIE Messengers have put 'bhs on the
road to Morristown. to connect with their
line 70 and from Wheeling. r
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-11-08
@elmlutt Chronicle.
ST. CLAIRsvILLE, o.:
Thursday, Nov. 8, 1860.
Local Matters.

ETNorrcE TO SuBscRrBuRs. All Of
oar mbscr1b7s ,oho find their paper marked
thus on the md,oin, after their names,
piU understand that their subscriptions are
about ont, and that they are requested TO
renetc. ~
All papers stopped When the subscriptions
expire, ao'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-11-08
s.i,a;6 y.

ArplToR's OYFicR, BHLaosI Cousty. nhIo,
Sr. CLAiRsvtILE, Nov. I'd. 1868
The foregoing exhibil ol the Rrceipis and Expendi'
ures Of Belmont County, from Sert sept I,
s6d is correct taken from the books o. this once
nss.-sw r. s. CLARK, ksdi,sf.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-11-08
Dem. mai. Dem. mai. Union M

Among the Congressional candidates elect
ed are Humphrey Dem from Buffalo,
reported 1000 acknowledgements gain
600; Conkling tUnion) from Utica. reported
] 800 majority Union gain of400; Chanler
Dem. from N. Y city, 4.756 majority
Democratic loss of l.12l Fernando Wood,
Dem. gain l,42s majority..-Democratic
loss 2,2l2; Stewart (Dem. RsiD) 2 458 ma.
iority-Democratic gain 1854 Robertson,
Union, gain,) 1000 msjority-Union gain
3,8l5.
Gov. Fen,on's majority in the State will
be reduced.
New Jersey.
Twenty towns in New Jersey give Union
majority of 4.26l a slight gain.
Er. Halsey, I Union: is elected to Con-
gress from the Jersey City district gain.
Massa achusetts.
A very heavy vote was polled. All the
Union congressman are elected.
Missouri.
Gen. Pile (Union) elected to Congress
from the lst District, by about 500 MAORI
ty; "a gain, S.. Louis County elected the
Radical ticket by about $500 majority.
lbttuTUS lfBm iut lHttTlOT uTt uCuRTS, but
SO far give Radical majority. Kansas
City, 300 Radical majority; Jefferson City,
l50; Franklin County, 500.
wisconsin.
In the First Congressional District, Payne
has 3,0O0 majority over Brown dem. J
Second. Hopkins; Third, Cobb; Fifth,
Sawyer; and Sixth, Washburne. all Re-
publcans, are elected by an aggregate ma
jority of at least $1,000. In the Fourth
District Eldridge, (Dem.) is reelected by
about 5000. The majority in both Houses
OF the Legislature is largely Republican by
an increased majority. The Republican
gains are very heavy all over the State. y.
Michigan.
The Repubiican majority in Michigan will
exceed 25,000. The Republicans elect all
six Congressman.
Kansas.
The Union ticket is elected by a handsome
majority.
Illinois.
Cook County (Chicago) gives about 5000
Union majority.
Maryland.
The returns (incomplete) indicate that
the Copperheads have carried Baltimore.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-11-08
THE NOVEMBER ELECTIONS.
The 10th Congress All Right!
New York.

The returns from the elections held yes
torday. are very meagre. Below we com.
pare the msjorities reported thus far 10 q
few cities Of New York, with the majorities
in the same cities two years ago:
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-11-08

Amount paid to Robert Anderson for tim
ber to repair Road 9
amount paid for constructing a culvert
over county Road ut MorristOwn 100
amount paid for Mecademiziug road at st.
Clairsville 200
amount paid to Treasurer of Pease tp. 900
amount paid to Treas. OF Washington tp. GO
amt p'd to Treas. of Bridgeport Road Dist 844
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-11-08

JOSEPH wooDRoFFE Agen, at St clair.ville.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-25

s.fs5-F4a.t N. j. HoEY, Auctioneer
Office, No. II Exchange Place.
SATURDAY, January 9Th, 1895, Mt ,a
Royal street. between Canal and Cnstohonse will
sold at public aucton the fol owing valuable improved
1. THAT VALUABLE BUILDING LoT situated on
Camp street. in the square bounded BY Camp ST. Cha
Joseph and Deord Streets designated No l. and measuring
depth between parallel lines This is If the
building lots in this city located of the
opening St Joseph street, this and adon
spacious Of ground on New Levee street in the
square bounded by New Levee Tcupitoulas Hunter and
Tersichore streets and measuring 60 feet front New
by 26 feet deep between paral lines rented till list sepe
ber 1866 This fine property divides the of the Messrs
That fine property in square se known the
'riange bounded New Leyee Deord streets
No measures % feet IL inches Deord street. % feet
inches 'front.' on New Leyee street. u feet inches reg
uar or dividing it from lot No 3 s feet alley
common 70 this and adjoining lots and 48 feet inches depth
on the line adjoining No f. The improvements comprise
three story brick store fronting each street bearing the
the Messrs Halter d Lagan, iron workers. :.
No. IL measures 20 feet IL inches and lines front the
tnre Delord street. % II inches front street
3 and IS eet inches deep the other side imp owe
ments comprise threestory brick store fronting Delod
4 SIX LOTS OF GROUND in square bounded by Calliope
Clio Jacobs and Soils Streets designated thu Nos l. a.
and a0 o q hs nsUo and sS
by depth and front Jacobs 100 fee lots Nos T.
Band measure each 81 feet inches and front on
CALI street by 30 feet in depth, between parable lines
These lots admirably adapted dwelling
poses being Immediately at the jackson Railroad depot
M ,ERMs OF sALEone- third cash, balance al i and
years credit in notes Of the purchaser secured by
the property and bearing interest per cent
yer cent ntua improvements be kept insured and
cts of sale before w Christy notary nuh,;c h tbo
expense of the purchasers. = fS' -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-25

IN EAWtkGAKTEKS OKLAENS KEDT-
Ii MEsT OF MILITIA 22d January, 1866
Special Orders No Is. -
1. Commissioned AID commissioned officers of Compa
MES OF the LIST and I'd Battaons Orleans Regiment Militia
will their side rendezvous inspection and mus
ering IN the service of the their respective Company
commands.
The Provost Marshal and Acting Adutant of the Orleans
Regiment of Militia and Orderly Serseans lst I'd
talons Orleans Regiment Of Militia viii while
duty ut headquarters.
Ill At rendezvous OF Company commands for inspection and
mastering in" commanders of Companies will post their
Zine" aGd non commissioned officers in conformity with
specified FORMS Of Company organizations and returns
Of muster rolls thereof the Acting Adutant of the Orleans
Regiment Of Militia commanding officers Of Companies will
direct the Orderly Segeants thereof tn drill their respective
Companies by squads patoons the School Of
the SOLDIER and thence in the School of the Company ana
when provided Companies above will be drilled in
the Manual Of Arms.n
w. Acting Captains Through their Orderies of Companies
the LIST and Battaions o. NJ will make returns of
Company rolls in tripcate viz One for Company
Headquarters one Regenal Headquarters and one for
Office of the Adutant General. ,,n,,oxcro.,
Colonel Regiment Militia.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-25
Ille courts.
Cases Set for Trial This la,

1
No cases set for trial in the Supreme Court.
FIRST DISTRICT COURT
The State vs.. George A. Starns. IA
l SECOND DISTRICT COURT.
i Succession of Louis Falc Blanchard, Sambola
| q Ducros, Meunier, Chavel and Dubuisson.
Succession of J Buente alias Ursin; A. Robert,
4 GA. Thomas. 3
Succession y N, =, whitnlore Il. r. Deblieuie,
Succession Of 6. 4. Dunning; 7. ]. 4 W. H.
l.Cooley, o. Morel.
| THIRD DISTRICT COURT. s
| Aaron Loeb VS.. j. Simon; Roselius and Phillips,
4 TIL. b W. Il. Cooley, George s. Lacey.
1 City Of New Orleans VS.. Jacob Barker j. II.
1 Hewes. Jacob Barker.
Cs Al Huff et al ys. a. r. Legoaster; Cutler,
/ Haw kins, "a. Robert, ~ Cambay.
/ FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.
2. g. OsRiley vs.. Mclaughlin & Larkin T. H.
\ Howard, .. Ad Rozier.
+. 2. Mahan ". RI Tramontana W. w. Ham
Il lin, A. u. Tissot. S fss II
Bridget Carroll, testatrx executor, VS. Michael
Ahern J.W. Collins, G. E. Keynes
4, Ja 81, BELOW vi g. g. Pike =, II. Howard, J .
John B, Powers vs. Victorine Foley; Sheldon &
1 Pardee, ]. D Noise.
Ralph r. Miller vs. Bower, Garner & Harrison !;
4 4, " " ". II. Cooley, G. Z. Bright.
4 CITY OF Baltimore ys.John L. Davis; r. Mott;
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
Mary Hesselb becker VS.. Heinrich Soland, her hus-
band q. 3. Buck, N Lenlley.
Mary Eliza Haley, vs.. .. K. Murphy, her hus
| band ; s. u Lemiey, Howard,
Alexander $. Steele, vs. Henry Blood; Alex
Iander s. Steele, Charles Janin.
h hssnae Sse5gs Ingram Ct Eli
H. Spiro y Coz vs. Henry Arnot; I. l.. Levy,
Jacob Wisss and j Kieffer, vs.. Brown, Garner
Pierre Davis, w. .. J. Monitors P. s. Byron, Of
M0rel.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-25

NOTICE-HEADQuART ERs COMPANY e, CON.
pany district No 3 lgers Jan % ls66-l delinquent
male the above company District who
complied with the laws and orders heretofore published
who do not report to these headqu for enrolment
fifteen days shall be considered setting the law defiance
and will be proceeded against accordingly The enrolling
geards shall forthwith the District in such
offenders p
By order of HUBERT MURRAY,
,, n.y. - $500 Captain %, g.
JOSEPH F. CoRBIT, Second :,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-25

LIZA moUAR TERs. co. IL, COMPANY
Dsrct No. Ssecond Battalion Orleans Regiment Militia,
Jan "a s66-C;eneral Order No LIN obedience to Special
Orders rom Headquarters Orleans Regiment Of Militia all
cep such Us specially exempted by section Militia act of
1861 residing the Eighth Co. District situated within Es
are hereby ordered report immediately to these Headqar
tiers and militia Of the parish of Orleans
such as forward and enroll themselves fofth
with will be dealt with directed in Special Orders
and 5 Headquarters Orleans Regiment of Militia Headquar.
ters Co H. Greatmen and Eysian Fields
hee hours. from 9 A. NJ. to y. M. JOHN H. RES,
" Act, Capt Co I'll and Enrolling Officer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-25

NJ 1sii Tie Cipcinnati Com
w hKYipc alone procured an advance copy
- Coz inoue urai, sent man to Columbus,
's 1{ It WAS delIYefed who kept the entire
s|:s telsgy iii ONCE engaged ii send
~ aratl0ns of Indep endence and other
q Until o'clock next morn
Is g 5 .ss while tic Commercial published
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-25
MILITIA. NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS GO. ID, COMPANY
Ii DISTRICT no. 2-FIRST BATTALION ORLEANS
REGIMENT OF MlLITIA.-January "A, 1866.
Special Orders No. T.
The enrolled militia, commissioned on-commissoned off
and priyates whose in the following organ
cation OF Co. Ii, Company District No. 2 will within three
to inscribe their their company rolls Those failing
report within the prescribed time will incur the penalties
prescribed in special order No 25 "denqaents Of the
second ofense. b. r. EDGEW0RfH,
Can't On II Ostri M
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-25
ORGANIZATION OF co. B. DISTRICT NO. .

COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
l. BENJAMIN R Edgeworth, Acting Captain 1856 Constance
q Edwin l. dillingham; First Lieutenant 27s Terpsichore
s. Dorus Ingesoll, Second Lieutenant ll9 rolymene
sos.ooMalssIoSEp OFFICERS.
O. sump First Sergeant and Orderly, 1876 Constance
g. E. Gonnery Second Sergeant Terpsiehore and
8 Robert Kinseiis, Third Sergeant Market street.
Matthew stern Fourth Sergeant III Poymene street
g Vim CHM Second Corporal 1879 Constance street
H. Philip Cohen, Fourth Corporal l57 Constance street
pR1yArEs. .r
T.. a. Deueheron, lsi Robin street.
4 4 sss ss4n Id 81 a esSa st sssss'
Z e q Barnes iso Robin street.
Z. 1; Iartienas, IL Robin street. ----- .
s. j. Ress saf liz IA Rob aS stre street
q A A B Dee, ~ i2s Robin street.
Q. 2. Thayer, lA Robin street. ...
2. n sel I,r,, ia Tet rs l street
q, q poahoat iIs Terpsichore street @ =,
Fl Bse a,f sss5 Jssssssss street, street.
81. George Weingats, 1873 Constance street
g. g PAUL. !, Cnristian, l5s Constance street
q Martemon Boes, 2oi Constance street.
& 4 Buiiard, q Felicity es street. '','''''
y Fsp MysT 2si E tsy street setest
2 i 5i pSa s ss5 Is Ssl Ea s,rsst s
a. Henry Wann, POI Felicity street
4 Felicity and Baonns streets
46, Thos. Cavino, 459 Felicity street
Il Patrick Fitsmons, Sc street streets
g. saasr IL slsss Street
81 John J Gfbney, Ar a Terpstchore street
81. Lewis Layertron, 40 ferpsiehore street
e Michel MeA can IA 90 Ierpsiehore street
g. VIM J.. Leifert, ~ Polymnia street
g. VIM Warren III polymnia street,
e L I@s ansp ~ 81 Posmnia street
81, VIM Kern, IS Polymna street -."hs
g. Henry Goodwin, IS Poiymna street N
G. sidney W aaH % 2S1erps street.
~ victor Logan corner Yerpschore and Franklin street
= / TayIor rs Tsrpsichors street . iA'NA e''s'''
thSs f asT e 9 I Bsepsas street, street
e. & Y Iapes; 400 Baeehus street. ...
+ Mid tninn ~ ~ 81 Basshas street
Eea o2a Ps ss s Bsessas street
81 G, Rice, 456 Baechus street.
g I. Boon, 4i6 Bacehas street.
"a Sam Rochester i2i Eaterpe street
So Alex, Wann, l2S Enterpe street
So Peter johnson, l6l Dryndes street.
81 Chas, Brandsetter, 1853 Dryades street
S. H. H. Rainey 2l0 Constance street.
SO ?. Halter, 2t2 Constance street.
80 Fl. Halter, 22 Constance street.
81 c. Thorn, GA Constance street.
90 John Williams, 3sl Howard street
49, Henry Anker, 39S Liberty street.
"a VIM. Hackett 40i Liberty street.
95 VIM. German i0t Lib rty street.
90 Thos, 0iHarrey, AUS Liberty street.
~. VIM. Mctiarry, 4l0 Liberty street.
90. Frank Lapier 40 Liberty street.
90. Thos Mocler ave Liberty street.
i01. +. +. Yulsz, 407 Liherty street
l0l, A. kinkaid, i07 Liberty street.
102 Frederic W Fielder 400 Liberty street.
l03. r. Hany 400 Liberty street
l0i. John Baumann AIS Liberty street.
05 Augusta feargad Euterpe and Liberty
loo. Edward Jiles, 205 Euterpe street.
lU7. Theodore RenshRw, 96 Polymnia street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-25
TEADQUAKTERS ORLEANS RE6I
Ill MENT MILITIA, January "a lS66-Specia Orders No

l4-Orieans Mlitia at7
/. JOHN p EXNICIos is heseby appointed Acting Adu-
the Orleans Regiment OF Militia with the rank of list
Leuenan under General ortrs No of the Governor
mander- in Chief 81 I
II. EDMOND SULLIVAN is hereby authorized to raise,
oreanze and reun these headquarters muster rolls Of Vol
nnteer Patrol Company b. Battalion District No l. Orleans
Militia, J. EDM0NSTON.
Colonel Orleans Regiment of Militia
JAMES ALLAN,