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TRANSPORTATION.
TafPoRTANT TO TRAVELLERS.
MEMPHIS AND ST. LOUIS PACKET LINE
Old Reliable Daily Line.

Connecting with the New Orleans Jackson and Missi5-
sppi Tennessee Memphis and Charfsson Railroads
Memphis the Illinois Central Railroad at Cairo and at ST.
Louis with all the Railroad and Steamboat Lines going East
West
By this passengers leave Memphis and
be transported splendid boas where there are DLIaE
Full BEDS and SUPERB FARE to ST. Louis, IN THE
SAME THE as ON TIE RAILROADS,
Without Additional Cost for Transportation,
And at saving of several dollars for Meals and Sleeping
Cara.
tickets can be procured at the ocsa Of the New oiean
Jackson and Great Northern Railroad No Il3 Common
street. No "A carondest street No Canal and at the
7'' 0-'''''' z. B. BYEGroE General Agent.
HsERY ". SIXTH, President
NEW ORLEANS AND CARROLLTON
RAILROAD.
Change In Fare-on and afssr sTEIpAY July lS
ss and zen GaTE991 T or a sas Of s
W. n Tln % 4 n Ii EaI FFrFPS ESTs
The price q Monthly Tickets Is fixed At sEygy
fSEsts young children only THEE DOLLARS I'D
Resident o. the line # he Egsd Will BE- furnished With Com
the office l5 Baronne street. OF to Conductors on the "a
New Orleans June q, 1866. -',--'
MOBILE AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD ROUTE,
so ar,les shorter than any other Route
BETWEEN NEW ORLEANS
WASHINGTON, NEW YORK, BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON, ETC, ETC,
Via Mobile
Passengers daily from the repot OF the PeBtchar
Railroad Il o'clock connecting with the Morgan Line Of
Steamers Mobile making close connection at Mobile with
the trains of the Mobile Great Northern Railroad for
| Montgomery, Columbus, Savannah,
Augusta Atlanta, Charleston,
Knoxville, Nashville Louisville,
| Lyuchburg, Richmond, Cincinnati,
j
ALL POINTS NORTH AND EAST.
For information and Through Tickets apply at the
Il TICKET OFFICE,
Il In the Rotunda of the St Charles Hotel
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METROPOLITAN INSURANCE COMPANY
1Os and no Broadway.

1Os and no broadway.
NEW YORK. JANUARY 2Sd, 1866
Your attention srespectfuy invited the following
rent of the operations of this Company during the pas
With Assets exceeding ONE MILLION SEVEN HUN
DRED THOUSAND DOLLARS, twelve years expert.
ence conduct Of General Insurance Business the Com
pany confidently offers the Public Protection against the
periig of OCEAN and INLAND NAVIGATION of FIRE.
The Board Directors have this day resolved pay div
dend of PER GENE the outstanding certificates Of
Profits holders thereof their legal Representatives
and after 9th Of March next; also dividend Of FIVE
PER CENT on the Capital Stock Company payable
Cash on demand also dividend of TWENTY FIVE PEE
CENT Scrip the earued Participating Premiums
Company for year 1865 which Certificates will b
| issued on and after the I'd day Of April next.
| OFFICERS:
| JAMES LORIMER GRAHAM, President,
ROBERT N, c. GRAHAM. Vice President
JAMES LORING GRAHAM, JR., I'd Vice Pres't.
| H. H. PORTER, Secretary
ELLIOTT ROBBINS, General Agent
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SUMMER RESORTS.
THE NEW WATERING PLACE
GRAND Isle HOTEL. -

The and staunch passenger steamer SAN NICOLAS,
Harvey master, will leave the head Of Canal oppos
Stock Landing Louisiana Avenue EVhRY SATURDAY and
TUESDAY at O'CLOCK NJ for Grand Isle Hotel Fort Liv-
fnrston intermediate landings and returning
MONDAY and evenings delightful trip through
lakes and bays to the shore. sgtz.g
Fare to the Shore meals included ....,.......S5
The Hotel open and ready for the reception visitors
with all the requisites and comforts of frstclass hotel offer
ing the advantages of surfbathng, fine fishing Rng
other Oth being surrounded by magn
oak groves giving ample shade and pleasant
treat during the heat Of the day
RATESBoard per week. S5 Transient boarders, day. s.
A. MARG0T JOLLY, Proprietor.
HARVEY & MCMAHON Agents 81 St. Charles street
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HOUSE
A PRYSE0LOGTCAL
VIEW OF MARRIAGE,

Continuing nearly 300 pages and 100 fine Plates and En-
cravings of the Anatomy of the Human Organs
Health aud Disease with treatise Early Errors De-
porab Consequences upon the Mind and Body with the Au
thors Plan of Treatmenthe only rational and successful
mode of cure shown by the report of treated.
truthful adviser to She married those contemplating
riage who doubts of their physical condition Sent
free of postage any address, receipt Of % stamps
or postage currency, by addressing ...
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,auGrs Eeaumg Ghjs 9an.
as ADVERTISED IN THE N. 0. CRESCENT
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Texas and New Orleans Railroad Com.
pany-The Stockholders othe Texas and New Orleans Rail
road Company louisiana Dlvson notified that Special
Meeting Stockholders viii take place at he office Of
Wharton sandciG No lis Common street, between Camp
and st. ChRrles THURSDAY, l2th inst, at O'Clock P
H. for the purpose reorgan1ng the Company in this city,
hearing the report Of progress made and other matters Of i'm
portance to the Stockholders aud the citizens of New Orleans
A. NJ. GENTRY President
L-uLa n Cnn.nEHE. Seerathry.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY

CHOICE LOT OF MULES AND COTTON WAGONS
A Rare Chance for Draymsb.
BIZ Won ZISKEN & sULLR.
LEoF yoF ZtEEEE, Aae:Ioneer,
Office. No. Is8 Gra7Isr street
THURSDAY, 18th inst, at . O'Clock p. M,
4 at ILteTtJas Stfble5 IT. Thomas Etrest, b1gHeen
sold
Seven mule Teams with Cotton Wagons and Barnsss
compete Cy Licene paid for the year The Mules all
aeGllnated in good order, and dfss eass ANIMAL
-Four Cotton Wagons and DFay vita HaTne5 City Ii
cease pa d Tor one year on one @agOn
The Lease Of the Stables until Let October nszt.
sac positive, on account Of departure.
B1- FEsAs--Gash in U s Treasury notes.
By GARDNER SMITH. YEIsER IL co.
GARDNER SMITH, Aaetonser,
Office 90 Camp street.
TNHUBsDAY, July 12, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
a. SaIeToom No 20 Can street. without I'VE, will
Buggy, fine Ach Cow Peaches. and general assortment
Of Rosewood Mahogany Walnut Furniture three
Sewing Machines Piano Mattresses Feather Beds Mating
Bar, and one tne double kosewood Show Case, etc.
EB-fEKNs-Cash in U. Treasury Notes
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS AND LIo UoRs.
BY d. L. MORPHY,
AUcTIoVEER-OHice Al Magazine street.
THU RSDAY, duly 12, at 10 O'Clock A.
Il NJ in btore No AZ Magazine street, will be sold
100 bbs Flour 80 dimes boxes Tomato Casup
Is boxes Tobacco u London Porter 90 do Con
denssd Milk 30 packages Tea 80 Soap % Tumb
sts 10 DO Candy Brandy, whisky Gin, Sugar Lard Butter
EB-TEKAs-Cash ene.haH Treasury Notes. balance cur
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Tho aor may be consulted upon Of the diseases upon
which his boSk treats either personally by ma med
cinea sent to Any part Of the world,
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. Nevv Orlenna CalnMl and tnnkInN

New Orleans Canal and Ranking Com
pany New Orleans June Is, 1866 AT meeting Of the
Board Of Directors this Company held this day. dividend
of So 90 per as-beng5 per the reduced shares of
tho Bapkas declared out earnings Of the last six
months payable to the Stockholders and after the first day
of ruIy next Gil. JUMOSVtLLE, Cashier.
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ORGANIZED APRIL, 1874
The Company paid its up to the present
time Losses amounting EIGHTEEN MILLIONS OF
DOLLARS. For past years the Cash Dividends paid
Stockholders made from third of the profits have
amounted in the aggregate TO ONE HUNDRED AND
TWENTY ONE AND A HALF PER CENT.
Instead Of issuing scrip dividend to Dealers based on the
principle that all classes Of risks are equally profitable this
Company will hereafter make such cash abatement discount
from the rates when premiums paid the general
experience Of underwriters will and the net profits
remaining the end Of the year will divided to the Stock
holders
dmpany continues make Insurance Marine and
Inaud Navigation and Transportation Risks the
favorable including Risks Merchandise of all kinds
and freight.
Policies issued making loss payable in Gold Currency
the Office in New Orleans in Sterling, at the office
ELLWOOD WALTER President
CHA9 NEWCOMB, Vice President
G. j. DESPARD Secretary.
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Merruee about tweuyfnUF years Of age, bne
eyes hair light and dark color, beard five
ten eleven inches high slender slightly stopped in gait and
peculiar extending from left corner Of the mouth be-
low the jaw bone slightly cud with slight marks on the face
resembling small marks, only Observable on close in
spectOu,
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LEGAL NOTICES.

THE STATE OF LoUIsIANA-FoURTH DISTRICT
Court of New Orleans
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LOTTERIES.
Capital Prize, 100000.

HENRY WOOD L CO., MANAGERS
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no THE MERCHANTS AND MANU-
factrers of New Observation-Disclosures have the pleasure
Of presenting your favorable notice he first Prospectus OF
the ALABAMA STATE DIRECTORY. The Directory win
give the names of all the Business Men, Manufacturers Pro
ess9na Men, ETC. residing doing business city town
or village in the state twill give general list Of New
orleans Memphis Nashville St Iou Louisville Cincinnati,
hatmoe Philadelphia and New York who transact
general business with the State 1t the oftte pub
Usher TO publish about five thousand copies Trusting that the
prectoy will meet with liberal support the merchants
OF the STATE treHan, most respectfully your obedont
want, JOHN OLLIE RfNBRAIN
,,r,-,, ,,-.,5.r,,,, Box az Savannah, Ga.
THOS. B. a0RMAN, of NRcnn Ca travelling Agent
CHAS. b. GRAYhILLl OF Macon, Ga, General Agent.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING. -.~
page $40 OJ
mai rage
One Merchant Gard including copy of Directory 10 90
yr- BLEL0OK & co. -.
Agents for New Orleans, 1870 CGHsl street,
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OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL
sulphur and charybeate aprrna..

Which are celebrated for medicinal properties Invads will
therefoend this place peculiar adVauRges thes
Sea or Mineral BATHS, we'll the best fishing
facilities on the Coast, ..5.. -.4.=..
TERMs-Wtb very modera for families engaging rooms
the season. T. C, SCARBOROUGH,
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AYERS SARsAPARTLLA,

And see for yourself the surprising activity with which it
cleanses the blood and cures these disorders.
During years the public have been nlsed by large bot
Nos nretendnE 10 give quart Extract of Sarsapaa for
one dollar st these been frauds upon the sick for
they not only contain tle any SarsGPaa out often no
crve proDerties whatever Hence bitter disappointment
has followed Of the various extracts OF Sarsapsra
nonymous with imposition and cheat Still we call this com
n,nd Sarsapara and intend to supply such remedy as
shall rescue The name from load of oboquy which rests
upon it, We think have grounds for believing II has virtues
bb are Irresistible by ord airy of the diseases it is
ntpnded to cure We can only the sick that offer
thm The best Alternative which know how to pr duce and
we have reason believe it by far the most ehecIuS puFer
Of the blood yet dscovered by anybody
AYERS CHERRY PECTORALis SO universally known
to surnas every other remedy of Coughs Colds
Influenza Hosrseness Group, Bronchitis ncpient CopSump
lion and for the relief C0nsumptye Patients in advanced
stages of the disease useless here 10 recount the
dence of It's virtues The world knows them
Prepared by j. O. AVER CO. Lowell, Mass. and sol b
E. j. HART CO.. New Orleans,
Wholesale AZ .ents.
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VALUE OF eRMAuLT L
i CO. IS Chemists in Paris
Ferrug,nou. syrup az PERUVIAN bark.

ESFFuEAhptks Syrup Sd 1-HFuRkaA 1AEAs
In solving problem. hitherto declared unsovabIs By II
savants, l. q the COMBINING OF IRON WITH BARK
called FerFuginOus Syrup Of Peruvian Bail Messs GIRL
MAULT 90, Chemists to H. l. H. Rrince Napoleon, at
Paris have discovered medne Of uneceptional merit an
most highly competent persona sgree in recognizing IA
great medical value
The following important document has been received from
Germany, country recognized the first chesa u
world II from Professor K,t5inski Chemical AnaySeE
the Law Courts who teshes in the following terms 70 M
value q the Syrup OF Bark, e6ea Gazette OF VIENNA S
H. 1869 a.
combining relative QUALITIES 81 different parts O bs
AND kXGELLkNf MEDI JINES; the more so as tae Ivy
disguised in addition agreeable nAyor Is
rapidly absorbed tina other ne
MI GRIM au LIS FER AUGINOuS SfhUt = ssSt5Scsi
OF the best pharmaceut zeal preparations 1870,
ferrugnous medicine has solved the
long sought after Of giving iron and DATE ~ % al
agreeable torm free rom and " ~
Chemical Anal zsr the Law C29TtS HSSR9l ehels
! Professors OF Chemistry
Let us now "a in what terms the French Ambassador as
Vienna replir h Nessrs Grmau Cos as Regards the sh
estimation n which Mr. Kletznski is held; . ",
| IL "N'~ FRENCH EMBASSY AT vienna,
| Vienna, August %, 1868 )
CFr m v,IFNIn reply the letter addressed to his
Fxce 80 tbs Ambassador have the honor TO inform you
At anr KetBinski OF high standing at VIENNA
thai he rspnay thought Of and passes for one OF the
b. ST chemists in Germany ,,rr,1vr
Consul and attache to the Embassy.
General Depot in Paris GRIMAuLF CO.'S
In New Orleans, DUCoNGE, DELOCHE / GUILLoTs-
And at every good Chemists
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nR. DE AND&IE's
"a aa -Pu2S-
sARsAPARILLA BI7TERs.

Taattsnton Of shA Public City and Csantry Tra%s Es
spestfuIy called 70 the introduction of thu
sarsaparAlla BitseTs'
~ most and VARIABLE Bittes has benin
roduced in this country The trade in general eaa be pPea
by the following GrOcers Rad Druggists:
Fatjo Marks L Co., AZ, As and AZ New Leveastreet
Grimm PORCH 81 and SO Tchouptoulas st-Set
e j. Hart & Co., 49, rs and n Tehoupitorlas srest,
Il Bassst coz Grayier and TchOupitouGs strees.
p Ayet 4 Cambon 80 and 81 Old LeVeestreet
John T. Moore cor Poydras and New IsVee streetA
VIM O. Mitchell, cor. Camp and PoyGsas streets.
Cass Bowling, 80 Poydras street.
Tw Marsden psuggiss, Magazine and Ers1EaE.
Turner Wales, Druggists, Roya ARD cussOmhoHss
G. n. MORRISON, Agent.
Il Magazine street.
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Fiat DE LA LOUISIANA, DEP. DE L EXECUTE, |
Nouvelle-Orl6ans, % JUN 1866,
ATrENDU que John c. Sinnot s'est adressG a
moi atm de faire canceller son obligation Off
cieIle CONNIE Maitre de Port, dams ct pour lie
port de la Nouyelle- Orleans, sayoir
Une obligation datGe lie q mars 1850, pour
la somme de deux mile cling cents piastres, 81
gnee par John G. sinnot CONNIE principal ct
James McCloskey ct James Nimick CONNIE eau
tons, aqqelo obligation e t9t G 2o s
not de SEES devoirs de Maitre de Port ei-dessus.
~ AVIS est par lie present donn6 a tous ceuz
int6ress6 d'ayoir a d6duire, par ecrit, au bu'
Teau du secretaire d Etat, dams les quatreylngtt
dix iours apr6s la derniere publication du pre-
sent avis les raisons pour lesquelles Ia dit
obligation ne sereit pas cancellee ct annglGe.
Donn6 sous ms main ct le sceau de IEtat
La date ci-dessus, ct de Independence de
Etats-U nis, 10 quatrevingt-diixziee1mlge9r;
J. MADISON WELLS.
| Par lie gouyerneur: .,
| ]. Il. HARDY, secr6taire d'Etat,
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OFFICIAL.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMN'T, |
New Orleans, June o. 1856.
WHEREAS, John c. Sinnot has applied to me
for the cancelling of his official bond as Har
Dor Master in and for theport of New Orleans,
to wit ooo
the sum of twenty-five hundred dollars, signed
by John c. Sinnot as principal and James Nc
Closkey and James Nimick as securities, the
said bond being conditioned for the faithful
performance by the said John c. Sinnot OF his
duties as Harbor Master aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given to all persons inter
ested in the above described bond, to show
cause in writingat the Office of the secretary OF
State, within ninety days after the last pub.
lication of this advertisement why the sale
bond should not be cancelled and annulled,
Given under my hand and seal of State az
above and of the independence of the United
States, the ninetieth.
j. MADISON WELLS.
By the Governor:
J. H. HARDY,
Secretary of State.
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MEDICAL.
nR. j. WHITES IRSTYTUTG-
ns7 oAaoNDELEg sTR3EE
In rear of tie, GityHan.
ThsRzst aim of human ben happiness and happiness
implies health of body ana niad-

Implies health CT oedg ana nto1-
Dr. Whites experience ami success 4hiryO-9 years.
an extensive peaaiee largs es have brought him for
amount o1eFsTJ foam Ct disease both acuto
and chronic.
His remedies the sch 1ivE and Flood, and an
secatons 4CretOns CT tho entire rystem unhealthy
ahealthy condition INSTEAD OF in-s r2t of the
tenn or constitution they and repair the injuries
and wastes organism via truly mind in
/ . sound body.
The sstabhed ofar acute and chronic
diseases ysa Rheumaacs Colds Capghs Bronchitis, Lazyn
chs Asthma Consumption, ami al diseases of the Throat,
Lungs Heart, Liver spina stprRh BaWss Cost7sness.
Dyspepsia scroula, Kings EvP, White spSngs all Sores
Ulcers Abcesses Cancers, Piles Fstua Syphilis aae Gonor-
rhea stages Mscurial and hereditary faint all ad
cal impurities of the Blood Jadice, Diseases OF tae Eyes,
Brail Gore big Feok Diseases of he Kidneys, Gravel
Da5s Drnpsica DISEASES az Femals Ailments, Weakness.
WG5tng AectonsI Sick Nervous Head
ace Depression Of Spirits ppoconGIa Hysteric Fits OF
s2asms repaa the wO erpicas Of the skim ali sorts OF
eer of what57or nature the incpient CaHeAr which
grieyousy aathn1any speedily and permanently cured
One hHprs spent atshe Institute with Dr. White TIE
oueny wask of svea otheSsaHeringssft life
Now Communication open again. he resolves calls pE-
sonaly and by letter formally a all parts Of the country
ConsultAsiOr free-staraps not forgotten"
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White NJ. j., Co. K 9Th Texas regiment.
Warner NJ. G., Co. X, 29th Georgia regiment.
Wilson Courtney Co. H. 10th Mississippi reg
iment. ...----.
Watkins l.. H., Co. A, seth Georgia regiment
Wilson Perry Co. u, 34th Georgia reglmeht.
Watson Robert, not stated.
Williams NJ. Go. G, I'd Texas Cavalry regiment |
williams J Co. B, oath Texas battery
Washington George, a Choctaw Indian.
walker W. W., Co. F, 4th Texas Cavalry regi-
ment ..,5....,...-..-. ...
Williams Samuel, civilian.
Warren NJ r., Co. A, I'd Louisiana Cavalry regi
meut
Whigham Cyrus, prisoner of war.
Wilaughby r., prisoner OF war.
Williams r. j., LIST leZas Cavalry regiment
WebO james, prisoner OF war.
Young =. H., prisoner Of war,
cellars Thomas, Co, *, 18th Louisiana VOL
unteeIs.
Billy, Choctaw Indian, prisoner Of war.
George Washington, Choctaw Indian, prisoner
Of war.
MONUMENTAL CEMETERY.
Alexander John Nc. Lieutenant, Co. B, lstIeNas
AdaIr r NJ, CO. D, 32d Texas cavalry
Adams S. n. o., Co. D, LIST Arkansas cavalry.
Allen A. j., Co. !, DIST Alabama cavalry.
Altman n. j., Co. II, LIST Alabama c4yali,y.
Allston James, Co. B, LIST Tennessee artillery.
Bafsnper ". A., Co. II, 4th Louisiana cavalry
Borden Levi, Co. 9, list Alabama anL artillery
Brown A. j., ST. Marys battalion, Texas
Brantlev G. W., Coo, "a Alabama regiment
Cation H.. Co. j. LIST Texas cavalry.
Coivtt Thomas Co. X, Sd Louisiana cavalry.
| Carmonche John, Co. X, I'd Louisiana cavalry.
Cochran E. L., Go. B, I'd Louisiana cavalry.
! Coatz Syppir, Co. A, I'd Louisiana cavalry.
| McCarty j. H., Co. a, I'd Louisiana cavalry.
| Clarke VIM, c. 5. navy.
| Collins j. r., Co. b, lst Mississippi artillery
! Cartwright Peter, Co. 3, LIST Arkansas cavalry
CargIle j. d.. CO. II, Lockhart's battalion.
| 4I Alabama
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DONTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
SPRING AND SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
On and after SUNDAY, April lst 1866 the this
road will leave follows:
FROM LAKE

Sunday Arrnngement.
Steam Train from City Sunday morning at 4oclo in
lieu of Horse Cars.
An Extra Train will leave the City every Sunday at
o'clock p. NJ.
On after MAY 9th the Trains will leave either end
the Road Sundays, every half hour, from until s
O'Clock P. n
Fare to and from the Lake same day, 25 cents.
Passengers GENTLY Station notify the conductor
prior to departure of the Fare l5 each way
GEO. PANDELY. General Superintendent
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THE TYLER REPoxrER,
TYLlER, TEXAS,

Is the largest paper published in Eastern Texas and of
the ablest newspaper establishments in the State crCua
Orleans than any other section
Business Cards WI inserted in square for SIS per
mum. Patent nos. runs not Rdvertis ed.
W z. HAMILTON Z CO. Pnhlishers.
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4 yES ION, TEXAS.
Sl2 six months So three months, So Rates Of advertising:
ne square, 10 lines first insertion 81 co. each subsequent
| WEERLY-Terms: Currency per annum, SIS. Rates Of
ADVERTISING One square, 10 lines first insertion 81 50 each
| subsequent insertion, 81 80 80
Book job Printing, of every description executed with
! neatness and dispatch.
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NATIONAL EXPRESS COMPANY.

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT FIFTH DIVISION
NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANSPORTATION Co,
e. Carondelet street, N o. }
This Company, of which Gen. E Johnston is President
having completed its arrangement for carrying all Express
Matter Freight and Money between this city ana all the prn
cipR cities of the North East and West via Mobile and Mont
gdmery respectfully soicts the support patron
age Of the public promising do what is undertaken quickly
and well Try US
THOMAS L. ROSSER
Acting Superintendent
N. B.-The National Express Company has open policy
in New York in the strongest insurance companies which
all freight yanables shipped by this Company
without expense to the shipper
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nLEANsE TME RLoOD-

With corrupt disordered or vitaed blood you sick all
may burst in Pmples or sores or in some active
disease keep you stess depressed and good Tor
nothing you cannot have good health while your blood
is impure,
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Record of confederate nf"u' 1
MI ;o;,od Iist Of those Corfadarote SOL
MT 'iii0'! il9'
oilers Who have died during the war, and nave
been buried in and about New Orleans, has
- c:.I..l l.. NJ n. 81, !. a., t,o,,.7
peeL' Il,-Ll7Ls'' ny Nli7 d. o''iI' " VLio '0'
Of Managers of the Ladies' Benevolent Asso
c;ot;,,,, ,t To-,ieio,,o - and 10 l then, aul,,oit
S'+''o-' '''l' - ~
ted for publication
BURIED IN CYPRUS GROVE no. 3. AND BARRACKS.
h,rar, n no n Io,,, To,,t,f.no voI,,rtoors
"a Ma y Nv 3et nisan Vni,n.
49, 0'7 -'Ii "u' w. va A''" ii0ui'''p"
4iI,vood 81 ID K LET Arssiasinri Artillery.
HV! T7';,,' C,t ,Jp 49,, G' I9tb
'i'i pDe5 00
'0s'. 80 ie7 '' til,,,o ~ ,,,,.
f. ~ t ~ "a ~ roe,iroant
Boioe e. K IN iu aiai VaInnteers
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B B.,ta NJ G 6t & 7 Rda Louisiana Volunteers
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