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TODN~ IA N S
LITHONTREPTIC

RIPLEY, Miss, Nov. %, 1858.
DIR. JOHN F. CowAN-Dear Sri have
been agent for the sale of your Llthontrlptlc
for four years. 1t has given very general sat
isfaction. Several patients have brought me
considerable quantity of sand and some small
pebbles that they said they passed while ia
king it. / have not known any person to use
it without experiencing some benefit from it,
either in gravel, structure, or chronic gonnor-
rhea. Respectfully. j. B. ELLIS.
JOHN Fl. CowAN--Dear Sir:
IHAVE been engaged in the sale of your
Lithontriptic, for the last two years, and 1
can safely say, that in every case 1t has been
used, it has given entire satisfaction--ln all
Kidney Affections, regard this preparation, as
one of the most reliable now in use.
Yours truly, w. H..GRAY.
Nashville. April 4th, 1855.
6FFor sale by McElroy Mckinney & Mil
ler Fayetteville; and by Druggists generally
the State. -
Nav 10 lS55-2m.
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RATS AED GAPS,

SUPER mole Corrugated Hats, extra
y mole do, fine mole do. Fine Cassi- ~
mere and f Nap under do, Fine Fur do, -
Pearl Shanghai Know-Nothing do, Black
Brush do Black do, Mems black Cases Plant
ers do, Pearl Shanghai under Nap, Black
Rockland, black Hungarian, black Mexican,
boys Saxony Macy, boys Saxony Artist, boys
Young American. mems and boys Palm Leaf,
mems black Leghorn. mems Drab Trim do,
mems Kossuth For sale low by
AnrilI9. JOHN GOODRICH.
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Daguerre0typeS-

BY reference to the advertisement
of Mr.. e. B. Taylor, Daguerrean
Artist, it will be seen that hewill close
his room IN this place the last of this
week, and open on Friday of next
week, at MELVILLE. To our many
friends in that region, we commend
him as a good operator, and an hon
orable, gentlemanly, courteous man.
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Speaking

Philip s. WMte, Temperance. Lee
turer, has an appointment to address
the people at this place, on Saturday,
June %. Mr.. w. is one of the most
fascinating speakers We have ever
heard, and he will, no doubt, draw a
large crowd.
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A Present

Our friend, Mr.. John Goodrich, has
had the kindness to adern our neck
with as beautiful fancy silk CRAvAT'
as we have ever seen. It is fine, be-
coming, and durable--he has more
like it, and those wishing to festoon
the .iugular region, should call before
they are all gone.
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News from Europe.
Arrival of 1f6fN the steamer
EE "A &c
LOUISVILLE, May Il

: All the Russian outworks have beef
! taken. Sanguinary encounters wer'
: frequent. A great number of Rus
sian mortars have been taken, to
gether with many prisoners.
Emperor Napoleon narrowly es
capped assassination on the evening o.
the 2Sth ult. An Italian fired two
pistols at him, whilst he was on
horseback. 1t is supposed that per-
sonal revenge was the only object Of
assassination.
Nothing has been done in siege
yet, to warrant an assault. The bonn
bardment was much slackened and
had not produced the result anticlpa-
ted.
Cotton active-the weeks sales
I07,000 bales at &c. advance.
/ Wheat was 4s6d. higher; Flour
advanced Is; Corn Is. higher and
market active. Lard firm.
The position of the allies was re-
garded rs critical, notwithstanding
the advantages they had gained.
The bombardment slackened on the
2Sth, ult., SO as not to exhaust am
muniffoR.
An immense Russian force was re-
ported as concentrating near Sevas-
topol, said to be 100000 men strong.
The King of Prussia was Ill with
fever.
Lord Raglan admits that the bonn
bardment has not produced the re-
suit looked for. The impression in
England is, that the siege will be a.
bandoned for the present. and the
whole of Kanrusch and Balakiava
will be left for defence. Ten corps
of the main portion of the allies would
try to penetrate the interior, and
cut off supplies from Sevastopol, and
then completely invest the town.
Numerous reinforcements are al
most constantly reaching the allies.
The French reserve force of $4,000
men, near Constantinople, is expected
to be sent to Balakava.
Cotton sales to spectators OF
1000 bales, and to exporters $4,000
bales; Orleans fair 81; middling 3
LIS to 5 1-I6.
London.--Baring' Circular quotes
American stocks inactive, unchanged
and nominal.
Russian official accounts of the
24tb, represent the damage as but
little, which was repaired Immediate
y, and that skirmisbes were gener
lily successful. The loss sustained
~ batteries on the 11th was seven
iub batteries with 1876 men killed,
Tx superior and "a subordinate
Ulcers 1899 wounded. The
English captured the first Russian
Rifle pit on the night Of the 18th.
In desperate personal encounter,
yol. Graham Egerton, field officer in
Command, was killed. /,
On the Goth an attack was made c
N the second Russian Riflemen, and
hey abandoned the pit. Immediately +,
he Russians made sortie to regain
heir position, and after sanguinary !
Engagement were driven back.
The ports on the north side OF the I
larbor had taken part in the cannon>
de, carrying shots clear into the d
ines. |
At st. Petersburg every article 7
# consumption was selling at famine
,rices.
SirJ. Burgoyne, before Roebuck's
committee, gave important evidence
n relation to the war in the CrImea.
Indignation meetings, regarding the
,onduct of the war, had been held IN
,arious places. i
\
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Wool CGrding!

TNHE subscriber has his Ma <~y-vzgss5
Il chine in as fine order as it II 3. IN
can be put, which enables him f@fT-
to make it to the interest of the =
wool growing community to give him a trial
He solicits the custom of Lincoln and adjoin-
ing counties. The establishment now belongs
to me exclusively, and shall give prompt and
personal attention to business. All pains will
be taken to accommodate persons from dis
lance. Ny Wagon will attend at the following
places, to receive Wool and deliver Rols:-at
Caughran's and Halls Stores, Monday; Whit
aker's Store, and Samuel Boone's, Esq, and
Pamplin's, Tuesday; Harrison's Norris Creek,
Wednesday: Geo. Halls, near Petersburg,
Thursday; Dr. John Woods, Boon's Hill, Sat-
urdav. Persons should write their names on
the cloths containing the Wool.
TERMS AS HERETOFORE.
The carder requires one pound of Lard to
ten of Wool. prefer putting on the Lard
myself. b. r. hAMoEh.
Favetteyille. Nav 8, 1855--1m.
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OBJ Markats --Iatrst DlHes

Reported expressly for the Fayetteville Obserrer
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA, May 18, 1855.
Mr.. NJ o. Wallace: s-
DEAR SIR:-Herewith find statement of
Produce market
Bacon, hog round, 1o@10%c, with fair de-
mand-Hams are dull at 10@11o for good av-
erage parcels; some extra lots will command
111a @12c: canvassed 13@15-Sides are
scarce at 11@11kc, with good demand
Shoulders, $685., with good demand-Jowls.
5000.
Lard, 11k@12c, for choice leaf in barrels.
7aNo,c, 1870.
No change in Beef, Hogs, Sheep, Wool. or
Cotton Goods.
Corn, 81 45@1 80, with good demand and
but little offering.
Meal, 81 4O@1 50.
Wheat, 81 1902 90.
Flour, $10!@12H p Dbl; same rate in sacks
Oats, 100000.
Stock Peas, 81 5o@1 75.
Feathers. 95@371sc.
Butter, 25@35c.
Eggs, 15@1Sc.
Lime, 81 25@l 80 y DO. or Dbl Of 2>S
bushels.
Exchange = pr.
Yours truly,
j. A. ANSLEY,
Commission and Produce Merchant.
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go Business NOtiee. 81

NJ The Post-Office List of Letters is pub
iished in the Fayetteville Observer, in compliance
with a law of Congress, which provides that 1t
shall appear in the newspaper having the
LARGEST oIRCULATIoN.IEE
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A&IWH@e

NJ The following gentlemen are authorized
30 act as agents, in procuring subscribers to the
Fayetteville Observer
JSoM. SMITH, Bluff Sprisg, Travis Co. Texas
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Our Extensive stock CT


STAPLE and Dry Goods; (CGJ'
~ Silk and Fancy do;
White and Figured do; W.
Laces and Embroideries; y
Nantes and Lace Points;
Umbrellas and Parasols;
Bonnets and Ribbons;
Flowers and Bobinets;
Gloves and Hosiery;
Lawns and Brilliantes;
Organdies and Linens;
Beragcs and Grenadines;
Linen-Lawn Dress Goods;
Hardware and Cutlery;
Tin-Ware and Queensware;
Grindstones and Fixtures;
Hats, Boots and Shoes;
Clothing and Spices;
Books and Stationary;
Carpets and Carpet-Bags;
Saddle-Bags and Saddlery;
Whips and Walking Canes,
Tobacco and Snuff;
Harness and Leather;
Calf Skins and Shoe-Thread, etc, etc., at
w. 81 A. SOUTHWORTH'S
April 5, 1866. Cheap House.
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OF Advertisements must be handed ntothe
Office by Tuesday Morning to insure an appear
anee in the following Paper.
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a. "A EDNDHHE G Na
CADDLES, Brides, Martingales, Ca
= Saddle Bags, Carpet Bags. Ger =sa
singles, Girths, Bride Reins Worsted ant
Cotton Webbing, etc, for sale low.
April 49,. JOHN GOODklCH.
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otAdvertisements are inserted in the or
der in which they are handed i'll.
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.Ouarteriy Meeting

A Quarterly Meeting is appointed
to be held at the Methodist Church
in this place, to embrace next Sunday
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List Of Letters

A list of the letters remaining In
the Post-Ofiicc at this place, may be
found in another column. Turn to
it-perhaps there S one for YOU,
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de Rhine silk, Poult de Soir, eros 81
de Nan. sold colored Berages, black and white
Keeps silk, black and colored Challeys. change
able silks, silk for trimmings, solid Delaines
all colors, new style plaid Delaine, black silk
Lace, Printed Lawns, neat figured Lawns,
French Lawns, assorted Organdies. and Jaco-
nets, etc., etc. The above mentioned stock
embraces too many new designs of Goods to
enumerate in newspaper. Suffice it to say,
this stock will compete as 10 quality and cheap
ness of Goods, with any stock ever opened in
this market: all of which the ladies are re-
spectfully solicited to call and examine before
making their purchasers the undersigned is
determined to close them out before the fall
season. JOHN GOODRICH.
April 19.
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Candidates.

Examine the List-there are some
already in the field for the next March
election.
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DAGUERRE0TYPES!

UHuUEnnEUI EFESi
NNHE subscriber has the pleasure of @
Il informing the residents of Mil ETE
willie and vicinity. that he will take w.
an excellent room in that place, where all are
invited to- call; to commence June
I'd and Sd. Come whether you want pictures
or not, and see what is to be seen.
NV stay will be short-only every Friday
and Saturday of each week-come without
delay. Secure some precious Me'seaato of your
friends before death takes them from you.
E. B. TAYLOR, +
Practical Daguerreotypist.
Nov o4--tf
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Family Groceries.
NEW ESTABELSEEEET!

fassA THE subscribers take
- - this method of appriZing
their friends and the public generally, thatthey
have Just opened Family Grocery Store
on the north side of the Public Square, next
door to McElroy and McKinney's Drug Store,
Fayetteville, where general assortment of ar
ticles in their line. will be continually kepson
hand, at the lowest rates. A portion of public
patronage is respectfully solicited. Call and
see us. w. ii. q ID. C.HOLMAN.
Feb 10.
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Brown Sheeting p yards wide; -
RIeacbed " "a
Linen p {"
Tillon Care Linens,
Bleached Sheetings and Shirtings 4 to IL wide;
Brown Table Linen;
Bleached do;
Birds Eye Diaper;
Linen Towelling all qualities;
Table Napkins;
Heavy Cotton Diaper for common Table, Cloths
Marseilles Counterpanes;
Bell Factory Bed-Ticking all widths;
Fine Damask Window Curtains;
White Embroidered do;
White Cotton Fringe;
Kid Gloves, Silk do;
White mixed and Slate Colored Hose;
White and Black Silk do;
Gentlemen's half Hose all colors;
SILK Handkerchiefs;
Linen 4" Gents and Ladies' etc., etc.
Pocket Knives, Knives and Forks,
Carving Knives, Butcher Knives.
Shoe Knives, Rim locks,
Rim Latches, Rural Latches.
Plate Locks, Pad Locks,
Window Bolts. Hand Saws,
Wood Saws in Frames, Tenant Saws,
Mill Saws, Cross Cut Saws,
Steel Squares, Bevel Knives,
Drawing Knives, Planes,
Plane Bits, Tape Measures,
Hand Axes, Glass Ware,
ETC., etc. For sale low by
NEIL, MOORES d WRIGHT.
April 5, 1856.
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DnUoss MEDICINES
AANMs.
s. HAMPTON have Ssl;i
1T rncni.-od thnir Srrinr Ssi->.nt<<(zRZ

4 IEMER & HAMPTON have &sSSSW
- Just received their Spring easz1esx
stock of Goods, consisting of everythinSl n
their line, to which they respectfully call the
attention of the public. Their stock is larger
and more cc~,plete in assortment than 1t has
ever been and will be sold on the most reason
able terms. Physicians and all Others wishing
to purchase anything in their trade will do
we'll to call and examine their stock at their
store, west side of the public square, Fayette-
vile, Tenn. DIEMER Il HAMPION-
Anril 90 1874
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Entirely Fresh Stock
@H @CD@HS@s
$4,000 Worth of
N. s. A;,,A's''AsAsN

Va e have commenced business IN 20
w the house formerly occuI led
by I. C. Goodrich d Co., and will in a 81 =
few days, have in store. stock of Goods that
we believe cannot be surpassed. for variety. or
cheapness equality considered)in this market.
One of our firm spent several weeksin thor
ough examination of the Eastern Markets, and
havingthe cash 10 ray for good portion of our
purchases, and as good credit as shy house in
the State, we feel certain that we can Offer in
ducements to buyers that viii enable us to dis
pose of cur Goods to the advantage Of both
parties. All we ask is that cur friends will
give us call ard examine our stock. We
viii make reg-y literal discounts 70 cash pureha-
to pay them heavy rate OF m
.erest on their money. Our motto has always
been small profits for good payments, by
punctual men, or cash buyers" For Seod
Barter we viii give first rate bargains.
w. & A. SOUTHWCRTH-
Anril s 1855
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Low Prlce ~z=sn1s<-sas
Brown Olive Green
Fancy Cashmere, Black Doeskin, Black Drab
d,Ete. Linen Goods of every grade for gents
wear, Satin and Fancy Vestings every style
and quality, with great variety of other Dress
Goods-all Of which will be sold at the lowest
figures by JUN GooDRICH.
Anril 10
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SrVOVEs, Stoves! sTOyES...

TOOKING STOVES, all styles and n
" qualities, at unusual low prices at I'd
NEIL, MOORES g. WRIGHT'S. t32
April 26.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Flour lower-sales at So 49,. Whisky
better sales at 331 &c.. Oats dull at Soc. -.
Provisions buoyant. Bacon shoulders SC;
sides &c; mess pork S15 50....No change in
Groceries.
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DIED..

In this county, Goth inst of scarlet fever,
infant daughter of Rev. AUSTIN SMITH.
In Athens, Ala. on the 10th inst, Of pnsu-
monia, MELvINA JOHNSON, wife OF Ebenezer
johnson, aged about "a years.
On the 18th inst in the vicinity Of Athens.
Ala. of scarlet fever, BREWER N. L. eldest
daughter of John A. and Mary j. johnson,
aged 9 years, 8 months and Is days.
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Nashville, Tenn
Cotton--Sale of only one small lot at "a q
9. There are only 333 bales in town FOL. salo
Tobacco-Sales of hhds. as follows
GOO, 6.lO, 6.15, $50, 6.S5 and 10.
Bacon-We notice no change since our last
report though the market is less active. We
quote hams Sc; shoulders "a Csc; hog round
Sc.
Butter is wholesaling at 15c; Eggs at &c;
NJ Teal at 9oc@S1; Lard SIC; Corn 81 lo@l 10;
Oats 75c.
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On the 9th inst, in the vicinity of Athens,
Ala, ALICE L., daughter of A. L. and Mary
Mckinney, aged z years, 8 months and ~
days.
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Geaagss Dress Goods,

ICUPER fine French Black Cloth, lywFa
- Low Price ea
Super Blne
Low Price SzsfiSSlas
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New York, n. "

Stocks dull and easy Cotton market IN,
settled =. Flour trife higher, with sales of
$500 bbls good Ohio at 50 5C@10 II; south
ern held at $11 25@11 50... Corn dull
5000 bushels sold at 81 IA, for mixed....
Beef firm. Pork unchanged -. Lard m
changed--bbl.. loA CLOS ...Ohio Whisky
soc.
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Baltimore, Md
One hundred head of Beef Cattle offered
to-day in market; but no change in price; &C
head left over-balance sold at prices ranging
from 10 5O@13 90 net. Hogs advanced 25@
5Oc--sale at Z. OO@7.75 q hundred.
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Pour les retours des elections Dc cettc 10
roisse, voyez partie anglaise.
RET0URS DETECTION.

Nous opprenons dune source particuliere
que Ia majorite des candidats Mathis Ameri-
Gains, dams Ia paroisse St. Martin 80 monte 4
plus dc $50 voix.
A Ste Mnrie, notre majorite, depasse $50
soix. 44
On dit one 10 poroisse dcs Avoyellcs DON
ne contrc nous une majorite d'enyiron 1875
yoiS.
Des retours partiels des Rapides indiquent
que cette paroisse nous donnera une forte ma
jorite.
La majorite dcs Ants a Lafayette est forte.
la paroisse de Jefferson ainsi que celle d Est
Baton-Rouge Sc sont prononcees par de fortcs
nnjorites en- fayeur de nos canddats.
lln'y plus de doute que Derbigny no soft
notrc proclaim Gouvcrneur
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BATEAux A vApEuR.

GHEMlN DE FER DEs OPELOUsAs.
- Steamer Southern STAR Nouvelle Orleans q
Eranklin.-Le fin mSrchcur ct elegant steamer
terminus du Chomin do Fer des Opelous,.s, Tgrc-
vile, Franklin, environ le l5 Octobre 1855 pour
e transport de passengers ct de fret leger settlement
fesant des voyages journalie, pour receyor cs pos
sagers par le Chenin dc Fer " =
5r n,i -. CALDWELL n Gle. % Bank Place.
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A VlS.-Le public est, par le present, averti
- que moi, lie soussigne, Executcur Testamentaire
Datif du derner testament d'Andre Deshotels dece-
de, reinforcement de la Paroisse St. Landry, con-
formement depostions du dit testament, e ferai
un process, dams ma susdte capacite, pour lemanci-
patton dcs cscaves capres decrits, reinforcement la
proprete du dit decede, ct emancpes par testa-
ment, sayoir:
Harriet, grife agee denviron quarante ans, ct scs
cinq enfans, sav0ir:
Eyacnthe grife, agee d'environ 1G ans;
Jean Pierre, griffon, age de l5 ans;
Eliza, gritfe, age d'environ Is ans, ct
Pauline, grifte, agee d'environ ans.
Louson, mulatresse, age de 81 ans ct trois en-
FANS savoir:
Jean Baptiste, mulatrc, ago d'environ l5 ans;
Valmont, mulatre, age d'environ ans, ct
Lonlsa, mulatresse, age dc 5 ans.
Marie, negresse, age d'enyiron 23 ans.
JEAN BAPTISTE. .SOILEAU Fills,
Executeur TestamentaIe Datif du dcrner ter
lament Andre Deshotels; ;decede.
nENTIST.4-- DIR. PLATE Offers his services
~ as Dentist 70 the public of ST. Landry. All hi.
works in pllsehfg and msertipg Artificial Teeth ore
warranted. and performed by the latest and most up
proved process.
Office, at the late residence Of Miss Marguerite
Chrttien, in Opclousas.
: GN- DR.. PLATE will 90 wherever he may be pro-
fessionay called but patients will find great ad.
sEiRta"e in calling themselves at hi; Office.
.Opelo,lsas, May 3, ls55.
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ACCIDENT EN- cHEM1N DE FER.-Un grave
accident a eu lieu lie 26 du mois dernier sur lie
'aemln " dc fer de 10 Caroline du Sud, par le de-
pmcement dune barre de fer du rail. Un des
'uars de seconde casse etc mis- en- pieces ct
p'esque toutes les personnes qui sly trouvaient
Ja' etc plus on moius grievement blessees.
accident est arrive a un mile ct demi au-
oessus de Branchyi!.c.
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CAPTURE DE L'AMELxA.

Les journaux de New 7 ork nous annonccnt
que 10 barque Amelia, Went detre saisie a
Portau-Prince (flaiti) par rordre de l'agent
des Etats- Unis.
Il parait que lc subrecargue NJ. Sidney
Oaksmith, fit jcter lancre dams lie port sxtefieur
sans avoir rempli les formalites voulues, ct fut
rquis denvoyer le connaissement de SO cargai-
son. En- meme temps, M. Lewis, l'agent con-
sulaire, requit le gouvernement haitien d'avoir
a faire saisir le Davire en- son nom CONNIE ayant
bord un fret prohibe.
LIE gouvernement lui accorda so demande.
Cette mesure q excite a New-Yorls quelque
sensation ct beaucoup dc personnes pretendent
que N. Lewis n'avait pas le droit de faire sal
cir 10 cargaison.
S. Oaksmith fait IN protet devant notaire
ct sur le refus do le recevoir fait par M. Lewis,
10 fait legalser par NJ. Usher, consul general
de 8. N. Britannique. Puts il sest embarque
bord de ID goelette Lucretia, avec lie capital
ne de PAMELA, SO femme ct un passager de
cette barque
"Voila une brillante action de plus pour
administration de Washington, dit le Sun j;
les lauriers de Greytown, le blocus du steamer
United States ct Ia capture de 10 barque Ame-
ha seront ses plus beaux titre de gloire."
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,pusxAl oFFIclEl ue IA pARukss SAINT LANDRY.
R0NNES NOUVELLES DE La NOUYEx.

R0NNES NOUTELLES DE Id NOUYEY.
La sUIF LE-ORLEANS.s
Ie"True Deltat" de Mardi passe mons np-
prend que 10 Nouyelle- Orleans dome aux
candidats Americans une majorite d'environ
OUINZE CENTS VOIX. Les retours ne
talent pas encore complets, mais nous ny met
tons aucun doute, WI que lie journal don't nous
puisons cette nouvellc, est redige par un r.
)andais. Honneur done, disons nous, aux Gre
oes do 10 Nouvelle- Orleans, qui savent appre-
cier Importance du parti Natif American u
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NoUHELLEs DU FORT LARAMIE.

Des lettres du Fort Laramie, SOU, date du
IL septembre, ont etc recues \ St. Louis.
Le capitaine A. P. Howe, du De corps d.ar-
tilorle' est traduit deyant un conseil dc guerre,
sous Ia grave accusation d'avoir desobei aux
ordrcs qui lni avaient etc transmits pent]ant In
basallle de Blue Water, ct d'avoir par sa ne.
gl'sence prive le colonel Cooke du secours f,u
corps quill commando.
lie general Harney est arrive au Fort Iara-
mic, ct Sc dispose a reprimer les constaptes
agressions dcs 1ndiens. La tribu des Sioux a
Jete son cri de guerre ct commence les hosti-
iltes par Fassassinat ct le vol. Plusieurs yo-
yageurs ont etc leurs victimes, ct un troupeau
d anlmaux appartenant au gouvernement etc
enleve par eux. En- ce moment lis concentrent
leurs forces a White Earth ct envoient iourpel-
lement des defs de combats gu general Har.
ney.
On dispose a etablir deux nouveaux forts
entire les forts Pierre etIaramie. [Abeille