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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1866-01-17

"HIS MACHINE is constructed on entire
L ~ new principles of mechanism, possess
ing many rare and valuable improvements, hav-
ing been examined by the most profound ex-
perts, and pronounced to be SIMPLICITY and PER-
FICTION COMBINED.
1t has straight needle, perpendicular action,
makes the clock" or Shuttle Stitch, which
will Neither Rip nor Ravel,' and it is alike
on both sides performs perfect sewing on eve
ry description Of material, from Leather to the
finest Nansook Muslin, with cotton linen or silk
thread, from the coarsest to the finest number.
Having neither " Cam nor Cog Wheel" and
the least possible friction, it runs rs smooth as
glass, and is
EMPHAITcALLY NoIsELEss MAcHINE
IL requires fifty per cent less power TO drive
it than any other Machine in the market. A
girl twelve years Of age can work it steadily,
without fatigue or injury to health.
Its strength and Wonderful Simplicity" of
construction renders it almost impossible to get
ont of order and is Guaranteed by the Compa.
ny to give entire satisfaction.
We respectfully invite all those who may de-
sire to supply themselves with n superior article,
TO come and examine this Unrivalled Nh
chine"
One half hours instruction is sufficient
TO enable any person TO work this
Machine to their entire
Satisfaction.
Religious and Charitable Institutions
wM be literally dealt Nth
AGENTS wanted for all Towns in the United
States, where'agents are not already establish
ed. Also for Cuba, Mexico, Central and South
America, to whom liberal discount will be
given.
4. G Co. T. J. MoARTHUR a. Co.
Principal Agencies Established.
A. Burnham a Co., Detroit, Mich, and w. III.
Sharp 4 Co., Chicago, III. 81. t-,...- 1924 t. ]
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1866-01-17

Wa are informed that Rev. Warren
Tsplin, so long and favorably known to
our citizens, died recently, at some place
on the West side of Lake Michigan,
where he was located.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1866-01-17

THE Board of Supervisors of our coun-
ty did up the work of the January SEES
ion with very commendable Dispatch
Among the important measures adopted
are the following: Permission granted
for the erection of draw bridge over
Grand River, at Lamont-the draw to
be forty five feet in width, and the COM
pany constructing the bridge to have the
privilege Of charging tolls-2o cents for
doube-team vehicle and driver, 10 cents
for single one, five cents for horse and
rider, three cents for foot passengers, ami
mails, DC. The work, we understand, will
be entered upon rs soon rs practicable III
the spring and pushed forward with aIac-
rity to its completion.
We are informed the citizens of the ri
val village, Eastmauville, are moving al
so for a similar bridge over Grand River,
at that point No public enterprise, con
sideriug the. sum required, could be more
conducive to the growth Of those two vii
lagos than the bridges under considera-
ton.
Another important matter under the
consideration Of the Board, is the purchase
Of county poor farm. The committee
appointed, at the last session of the Board
10 consider the feasibility of the purchase
Of such farm, reported favorably there
to and recommended the raising of 81,
600 for that purpose, and as several farms
have been offered 10 the committee, a.
suitable ones, for that purpose, varying il
price from $4,000 to $4,000, commit
teo Of five, consisting Of Messrs. Reed, o
Robinson; Lille, of Wright; Storrs, o
Polkton; Jones Of Olive, and Howard o
Holland, was appointed to make q per
sopal inspection OF all farms thus Offered
and report at an adjourned session Of tn
Board, to be held on the second Tuesda,
of February next The smallpox &C
counts amounting to thousand dollar
and upward, accruing during the prevO
lepce Of the small pox here, last summer
was allowed by the Board as legitimat
charges against the county. We hop
TO lay the entire journal Of the Board b
fore our readers in our next issue.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1866-01-17

The propeller Coz. Cushm0n in leav-
ing here, this morning, for Milwaukee,
was driven ashore on the north bar, at
the entrance of our harbor. She is said
TO be hard on.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1866-01-17
LOCAL AND VIEWS ITEMS.

WE are in receipt Of the "TRIBuNE
ALMANAC" for 1865. Thanks to the
publisher.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1866-01-17

Mr.. CHAs. E. Cole, County Survey
or, is engaged in thoroughly systematic
ing the business belonging TO that Office,
has procured large addition to the field
notes and will spare no pains to make all
matters pertaining to the office as COM
pete as possible. To assict him to carry
out his plans the more efficiently the
Board of Supervisors has granted him
800 TO defrsy necessary expenses. His
business office will hereafter be at Berlin,
where he may be found. All applica-
lions for his services, either in person OF
by letter, at this Office, will receive prompt
attention.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-16
ORLEANS MILITIA.
HEADQUARTERS ORLEANS REGIMENT OF MILITIA !
10th January, 1866 !
Exemptions from Militia Duty.

Under Section H. Militia of 1866 the following persons
are exempt from Militia duty viz:
The members of the State Senate and House of Representa-
tives; all Customhouse Officers and Clerks Pilots Captains
Marines inland servce Port Masters Assistants
and Clerks Ferrymep Femen of organized Fire Companies
of the State provided they exceed fifty the Oldest
members Of each company whose shalt certified by
the Chief Engineer OF the Fire Department. Ministers of the
Gospel Superintendent Officers and Assistants Hospitals
Asyums Almshouses and State Instituons Officers Clerks
Guards Prisoners Judges Of Courts Record Seere
ay of State Treasurer State Auditor Attorneys and
District Attorneys Secretary and Assistant
Clerk and Assistant Clerk Of of
Clerks of Courts of Record Shers Physicians in active
practice, Register Land Office.
B-rhose claiming to be nonrasidents shall show an an
Diary lines of 4hs grrah.
Enrolling guards etaed companies of this regiment
will BE- armed ana equipped and wn required will be fully
prepared 70 enforce Enrichment of the a of this parish
The Commander III Chief alone has tue power TO accent Re-
ignations and grant Discharges acting Comm seDed On
GERS, appointed by the commanding officers Of the ,lea
Parish Mta but such discharged officers shall liable
enrolment and held for militia duty as privates
J. EDMONSTON
Colonel Comd'g Orleans Regiment Militia
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ORLEANS MILITIA
HEADQUARTERS AND ENROLLING OFFICE co. A.
Company District No. l.
525 CAMP STREET, OPPOSITE MAGAZINE MARKET
SOLOMON LOEB,
Acting Captain and Enrolling Officer
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A ID. GRIEFF,
As, 50 AND 50 OLD LEyEE STREET,
CORNER BIESvILLE STREET,

Offers for sale
ha e9EE ilaSaia ss sshs gElGs
ess sHAE bids white aSS sad yellow
STpph sss and p g Se sgGARalooS 6s
a sss ass h ssssl al qualities
ne sn f ns ses sp sdRs and f SS extra
FL H.. F SsEFl! sr ssl ssl' sponiplssr
e sif RTFEs ssf sss s ssaissy yellow
sssss s'ss:s ss:sis
sf1ss h md hPs quartz. drum.
sas
SS ssa 'sSSss rs ss I'D Bourbon
ssfs
6ERI 5 sS ssshs asa aas ssss,
sp sss.. Esd san s q E..p..s.
SsT a boxes s eoiSied a
Fe f st PIG RVS Chewing and smoking.
sezss g SSl half gallon and quartz
MUSTARD 800 ID dozen n London and Kentucky.
Nes as@ saUoEo cases. pnts and half pn.s
ss sss.. .ss ss,ss
R Rfsss H hahss5s s sS's e RsE m
5s; pew: ssss a. s''.''''
German CHERR!ES-25 kegs choice
ALM0NDS--50 bbs, soft she'll
Fire CRAGKERS-200 boxes gold chop No. 8asR
PRESE RVES-l00boxes in and glass
j JElLIES JAMS-50
Brandy FRUIrS-50 boxes, French. g.stEF
Pie FRUITS-l00 assorted
Fresh PEACHES-l00 cases, 2 and lb gssaa
Fresh PINE APPLES-50 cases. 2lb
Fresh T0MAToES-S0 cases h. cans. $50 s..-t
Green CORN-50 cases. 5y - ~
Green PEAS--50 81 5' -
Lima BE ANS-5G .zs54 "a
i;si: Fl
WHISk ............ NAAsAAs
so barrels KILLERS BOURBON.
% OLD KENTUCKY BOURBON
80 BoYIEs 4 MILLERs ROSE ID
.sE rs . PIXIES MAGNOLIA. a8 5s4sss8
90 - DEXTERs. IS
Is . DOMESTIC BRANDY.
Far sale by 20 RoWLEY, BROWN 4 CO.,
Tchouptoulss street Il n
TTAMEs.....,..,....,.. TIAMEAs ID
COO pair, second hand,
For saeeheap at ~
nsaAsAzssr- qr~--s-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-16

TREASURY DISCRIMINATORY OF
l. Comptroller of the Uurrency-Wahington, December
49, 1865
Whereas by satisfactory evidence presented to the under
signed has been made appear that the Louisiana National
of New Orleans in the City of New Orleans, in the
Parish Of Orleans and State of Louisiana has been duly
of Congress, entitled An act to provide national currency
by pledge of United States bonds and provide
circulation and redemption thereof approved June3 1854
and has complied with all the provisions OF said act required to
be complied with before commencing the business of banking
under said act. - 1850. D.
Now, therefore, I, FREEMAN CLARKE, Comptroller of
the Currency do hereby certify that the Louisiana National
Bank of New Orleans in the City Of New Orleans in the
the business of banking under the aforesaid
In testimony Whereof witness my hand and seal OF office,
this 18th day of December, 1865
FREEMAN CLARKE, Comptroller
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LOST--STOLEN.

1 OsT ONE GOLD-HEADED CANE MARKED
IL Lee to Sherman" Any having found cane
will be rewarded by returning to No 81 Annuncation street
Ct6bS REWARDED ANY PERSON WHO WILL,
PSC this office large white Pointer Dog with
tan spots body and and locked aanswers the
of Crockett ''T9 - --g
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~ 777 = Z, 9 '''-----'-a------
OFFICIAL.
STATE or LonrsrarA. Exrruu,as 1


STATE or LoUIsrasA ExEcgTIyg Dzp4ar1xfxr
New Orleans Bee III issT -
WHEREAS, PATRICK HENRY FI.9NT III
appiied 70 me for the eanceng Of his onca Bond -
Rd "a a and feI the Parish q Orleans Wit:
5isnso by Patrick Henry Fynn as principal and q
M ana = Latham securities the former n az
Iii SyW ano the I've latter IN the sum Of $500 earf az
ssd pong being conditioned faithful ~
ssi n Fynn Ct his dulles Auctioeer aforesaid
cause IL writing At the Office The secrearv ~ s..s
Wlthn ninety days after the last publication n j.
annulled. " 's 70 sAAseicd and
Given under hand Of the State as soge III as
day Of December A. D. 1856 and Of the N ~.
United States the nineticth n y sR0
~ ,ha a.u J. MADISON WELLS
:. H HARDY, Secretary 81 State
81 ETAf DE La LopIsAME, DEPARTEaEyT DE LExzcvry
Nouveiie Orleans, le % dscenbre iss5
"A adresse moi pour cancellation Dc In ohs.st ~
SAVIOR zfE Ma tlrEszt'FI 1850 y oted44HS
Ne obligation datee du fevrier 1858 pour Ia ,o,,p. II
sgnee Patrick Henry Funn CONNIE nronvis.i,
g Y Boye Hoffman ct }. r. latham, CONNIE sscfsss x
soIame g $500 chaque Lade obligation eant c,n
CONNIE encanteur susdit I171 2 - &c $500
est par lie present donne ceux aui celia mont ft
~ & ontler cause en- ecrit bureau secrefare
an, espace &c quasre vingtx jours dater de- ia
oD ms ne serait pas cancelee ct annuilee
~ us ma man ct avec lie PEtat eeo,rbug
a " is ct Ia quatre ma ~
nee ae Independence des Etats-Uns ri 1 = -
par,e rouve,,.r. MADISON WELLS
r : 2 Z
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RRYANT, srRArroN & cHApMAN,s

BRYANT, STRATT1N e. CHAPMAy,s
BUSINESS COLLEGE AND TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE
SO CARoNDELET STREET NEW ORLEANS, La.
The OF Instruction embraces Penmansp Telegraph
ing Book Keeping, Commercial Law, Commercial Calcutta
tions Customs Trade, Actual Business Training by means
of Banks Emporiums Business and Telegraph offices every
description, ETC.
Scholarships good throughout the Chain of As Colleges
Evening sessions for the accommodations as canno
attend through the day. For further particulars call at the
Office, send for College journal.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-16

OF Louisiana Relief Lodge No. l.
10. A. Fellows, NJ. y. a4and Master.
eTdFq pe sahs past X SEa Gqa Mss Master
sHsns sEsif 9 SEaRe qfsasaFSE Grad
sS5f 9f'f$ s!s5 fsss IS
J. Lanarre, W NJ. St Andre Lodge No. s. -.
q LTca Us 1fPiEss al Lodge
FAN s@ :" Foyer Ssis1s'S Sssf 6 s9 10
c, Fischer, W. NJ Germania Lodge No 49,
t9f5 ba ab Lee tSass ~ Nc s.
john T bad Iad Esdse e e. Co.
Robsr BpDf aSyaS W n Ma Hi4aB bqs ssy 81
}S piaoD " II 05,.as APb asi aS Ne
or HUFF, W. NJ, Orleans Lodge No. 7s.
h wiRE ySs H fgHa5s 4@sEs NJ Ns
I 5 SsseS Y s E. jsRP Tf f5S IS NJ
YIN. McDua, " # Lnnwqod Lodge NJ; IT,
+ H R52wn n U 5rea 4% odSo Ne 7
J. Busoara W. NJ. Dante Lodge U. D.
COMMITTEE ON INVITATIONS.
Jules A. Florat, j. f. DeGranee,
2 at Br Hsisi Jr., J : 8 3o Mclean,
Henry Abel, W s. Pike
J. BPeGas:Fo, AVN Y G, Driver,
R. L. Bruce W Y. Alice
J. A Letten, +. a. Woolfey,
B. Simon, G. Asseuheimer
a WalE, j. D. Crawford.
FLOOR MANAGERS.
J. Vegas, W E. Fitzgerald,
B. J. Montgomery, N. 7. N. Robinson,
Thomas lawrence H. nreyfus,
W. II. Fror1saeyer, F. Ricau.
rcksts g. Fcr sic by all the Managers at the Grand Sec
retarJs ONCE snd stt he principal Music and Book Stores
Applications for Ladies' invitations may be left with
Van Horn the Crescent office; John Anderson Poydra
j. H DeGrange at Mont goes Auction Mart CAM
street, and the COMMITTEE every Thursday and Saturday
evening, at the Hall
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-16

-
GUMREL'S HOTEL,
CHAs L. GUMBEL, Manager.
This house, formerly known the Brooks House, Camp
street. fronting Lafayette square, been leased number
oyears 1t has been thoroughly renovated repaired and i'm
provements made.
1t will be furnished with furniture bedding linen etc.
etc And for its location for families and gentlemen it is
unsurpassed.
The pledges himself
patrons the comforts of a home
This house will be opened about the 22d inst.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-16
]. i. H.Hnr, sscrcsaire dsEs.s.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, Exxcurryy pys.s-,,

STATE OF Lou1srAsA, ExxcurryE Iyyr.yr,--- : !. 4
WHEREAS, APPLICATION HAS pEpN ~ ~ :
TO 1ne by Bernard Turpn tie cancefnv ~ ~
ciai bond as Anctioneer in the MARIAN MI Us ON
T bg egsa assef t tns s Of February
y Lapine as securties each for sum oil & M ~
bond being conditioned for the faithful Il. ~
Is hereby given to az persons interested bovs
rotary OF stste within ninety days the last
ms adyertsement why the said bond should MT Te saS
celled and annnIed - V eAA1
under hand ard seal Of State as above and IL
LUG independence OF the United States the nnstfefh
j. MADISON WELL2 Y
J. II. HARDY, Secretary Of state
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-16
ORLEANS REGIMENT OF MHLITsA

HEADQUARTERS SECOND RATTAI
IL Ion ORLEANS REGIMENT OF MILITIA-New Or
leans, January, 49, 1866
Special Orders No. !.
L-Appointments of Acting Captains, by the Acting Com
handing Officer OF the Second Battalion Orleans Regiment
Of Militia:
|. ! 4 Des.n Acting Captain Co. F, District No.
j. +. Montamat, G, 7.
John Ii. Rives, =. =. :. H. :. g.
E. D. Terrebonne, :. :. l. =.
j. w. Marony ., j. =. 10
II--Actng Captains will refer to General Regrnents Or
ders Mes. B. g. O. r. 49, Is and D. and report to these
HEADQUARTERS Room No 81 third floor old Post Office Royal
ee between Canal and Cnstomhouse before the 10th
If January inst, to receive their warrants
IuAcng Captains allowed each assistants En-
rolling officers.
1VA persons under the age of 45 years will be enrolled
under General Orders No B. Those by
ton Act Of 1865. will not be served with muster notices
V-EnrolinE officers will special instructions al
these headquarters. FERGUS FUSELIER.
Acting Major, Commanding I'd Battalion.
" Orleans Regiment of Militia.
Approved J. EDMONSTON.
Col Orleans Regiment Militia.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-16
). II. HARDY, Secretary Of State.

ErAT DE La LouIsIAsR, DEpARrHMEsr DE I,Exrcry,v
Nouyelle7 Orleans lie u janvier 1855
A IIENWU Hu,application q etc f:.Ite !, rms
par bernard Iurpn, pour lie cancellation de so
savoir-- f--eesses y oreanss
Une obligation dasee du 20 feyrier 1866 pour sioa .i
par Bernard Turpn principal ct par ii nin
securite chaqnan Ia somme de- S5g La dife obie.
ton etant condonnes pour la fdee execution par il an
Bernard Turpn, de devofra
Avis est e present donnie qu sont
dams ade obligation, de montrer ecriture Al
reau du secretare dici quatre jours de Is
de Get avis les raisons pour esqees Is
dite obligation serait pas cancellee ct annnee u
DONNIE main ct 10 dEtat ci-tess.s W
12eme jour de janver 1856 auare. vinet d
me de Independence dies Esats Unis. -
J. MADISON WELLS as
Par le Gonverneur. az u
j. II. HARDY, Secretaire d,Etat u
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-16

b,NOTIClI-wALTER A. PECK ANNOUNCES TO HIS
old customers and to the public that
os ae to his old business for The sale
~ n1ots Shoes Trunks, with MI. James Martin,
on bsn where good assortment will all tmss be Aept
New Orleans Jan. 8, 1866
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-16

Sewing Machine Depot, 81 Canal street
where every kind of and improved Sewing Machines
for SALE their choice variety
fhe most CELEBRATED MAKERS, and every Machine is
for and the purchaser taught free charge
For sale at the Machine and Variety Store
NJ. 8. HEDRICK.
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GRAND DRESS AND MASONIC REGA
Liza BALL,
To be Given at the Masonic FALL,
ON THURSDAY, JANUARY Is, 1866,
BENEFIT OF
Louisiana Relief Lodge Mel.

' b. COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
John A Stevenson, ". NJ, Il. P. Buckley g. w.
G. Sontag, Secretary, Joseph P Horuo-, g. d.
OF Louisiana Relief Lodge No l.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-16
PROPOSALS,

Proposals will be received the office of the undersigned
No sd Carondee street. up Wednesday, the 18th inst for
the sale of ground suitable the erection Of State House
The price cash and in bonds of the State Of Louisiana
must be mentioned.
Plans and for the State House buildings may ac-
company the proposals. for which compensation viii be
allowed unless the be adopted by the Legislature
By order of the Joint Committee
W. ALEX. GORDON Chairman
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-16

pAKONNE STREET DISPENsARY-THIs
IL establishment has been enlarged and fitted for the
reception of PATIENTS under the charge of Drs TRUDEAU
FoRMENTo Office hours-Dr nudeau, l0A NJ to IL NJ;
DR.. Formento, l2 M. to 2P NJ.
Dr. +. FORMENTO informs his friends and the pnblic
that the 9th inst his office will be removed to No. $50 Ba
street. Baronne Street Dspensay where he be
consulted every day, except Sunday, from IL to2P
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-16

HEADQUARTERS NEW ORLEANS REG
ment Of Militia New Orleans January TO- 66-Tto
laws of Louisiana, viz: Enrolling Fund' for enrolling
organizing and othor active service duties of the State Militia
TO be hereafter provided by appropriations Of the State Le
laure certified by commanding officers WILL upon
Of the Governor and COMMANDMENT Chief payable by
State Treasurer j. EDMONSTON,
nlonol0 .laa Rasrira
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Of Hartford Conn., also Agent for the principal New York.
fhadelpha Boston, Chicago st Louis, Louisville Cncin
mar Memphis Vcksbrg, Jackson Mobile and New Orleans
fAfERs is ready to insure against accidents of kinds
to receive subscriptions and advertisements
scrbers the line of the Orleans and jackson Railroad
Chambers News EXPRESS from Holmesyille Wood
Z Vile, Mississippi.
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bg Maggs Pills and Eale have opened the eyes of the pub
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n, DE ANDRES
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sARsAPARILLA BITTERs.

The attention of the Public City and Country Trade Is 70
specttully called to the Introduction of the
SaraaPRrfIla EBittera,
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BY the following arocers ana Druggists:
Fatjo Marks & Co, IS, Is and AZ New Levee street.
Griffin Porch, 81 and 80 Tehoupitoulas street.
E. j. Hart Co., rs, rs and n Tchoupttoulas street
l. Basset cor. Gravier and Tehoupitoulas Streets
r. Avet Gambon, 80 and 81 Old Levee street.
John T. Moore cor. Poydras and New Levee streets
VIM O. Mitchell, Camp and Poydras Streets
oass Bowling, 80 Poydras street.
I " 1arsden, Druggist, coz Magazine and eravisr
Turner Wales, pruggists, Royal and Custolhoass
6. N. MORRISON, Agent,
u Magazine street
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rTNmn aVaxAa RRrUnLToaE.n No.

SHALL TEXAS,
ters the most Gathering Inducements "a ADVERTISERS
In ths most extensive and finest oetten portion
Of The southerncountry
ne paper vas established in May le and has been con.
tianoasly issued from that period to The present. Il Vac e
shed throughout The war It's circulation Is principally over
East Texas bpt is taken al ali the principal points In Wss
Texas and North Louisiana.
mas oeen recognised years Of the leading papers
denee Of the people. ''-s VS.
me terms 81 Advertising are asoows Persqusre ofeish
nes ofless 81 Standing advertisements per FOR
esf SO forsz months siO three months sd Subscription
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Editor and Proprietor