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CANDIDAT S
For District -4ttorasg.

u = - .--seSt3t1e 41ttVItt -
We are authorized to announce A,
B. GEORGE, Esq, as candidate fei
the office of District Attorney, for the
18th Judicial District, composed of the
Parises of Claiborne, Bossier and
Bienyiile.
For Sheriff.
We are authorized to announce
JOHN G.. ALLEN as a candidate for
the Office ofSheriff, at the approaching
election in November next.
We are authorized TO announce
CHARLES G. N0WELL AZ an in
dependent candidate for the office 81
Sheriff. at the approaching election ID
November next.
We ere authorized ID announce
PHIL0 ALDEN as a candidate for the
office q Sheriff. at the next approach
ing election
We arc authorized to announce
RItSssk Eel JONES as a candidate for
Elia otfice OF Sheriff, at the approaching
Aeyembef election.
" ar5 authorized to announce D..
3. DOYLE as a candidate fer Sheriff,
ntthe next ensuing election.
Tor clerk.
We are authorized to announce
JOHN n. HESTas a candidate for
the oIfice 81 CLERK of the District court
IN 5ossier, u the preaching election.
-
We axe authorized to announce A. Al.
ABSE4 as candidate for the Office of
Clerk Of the District Court, at the
He2t approaching election.
For assessor
We are authorized to announce j. Al.
INABNETT as a candidate for the
office Of Assessor, az the approaching
election,
Mr.. EpIToE-Please announce the
name OF N. r. BLACKWELL as d
candidate for the Office Of Assessor at
the ensuing election. Many VoTERs.
We are authorized to announce J..
d ARI0N DOYLE as a candidate for
the oflice of Assessor at the ensuing
election.
We are authorized to announce 3. s..
EDWARDS as a candidate for the
oIllee OF Assessor at the ensuing Cleo
" e are authorized to announce ".
-. sFR0UD, as a candidate for the
Office Of Assessor, at tie ensuing cleo
ton.
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SUCCESSION NOTICE

state of Louisiana, Parish of
~ Bossier. Clerks Office 18th Dis
.t g court. Notice Is hereby given
.tLla5 John Houston, administration Of
me succession OF James Houston,
deceased has this day filed ia the
Clerks Office. his provisional account
afstd t'1eieaus O debts as administrators
AFORESAID e h9w therefore, this is. to
adfnonish all persons coaas tl,at
It opposition is notrn38 .ral sithin
the time prescribed BeYF ae sai2l
account Will be l61ol0gaGsd ana
the jpdenent eff tie 9tl5.
GiPen under my haal ana
9lhee, g Bssieg IS fais the Sta
day of angst A D z8s9
no z-5is SIS
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SIZE or 1911 Sc t,llLll..E

y =
II aeeordanse With an order
4 of the Auditor af Public ss.ss
Accounts. Of this State, viii
sell at public auction before -
he Court house daof IN the tsl5Fn of
BelleYgse. La. between the. hours If
Eleven o'clock IN TIE forenoon and
four IN the affer1on "a lSIIs3S e A 4 tlle.
18th 2 day Of September next, ii a r,or-
ton OF the sixteenth section of town
ship tfyefty one eli 81 range twelve
{ ~ Of the NortjI- gggesE land siistrice
OF louisiana, fiat nov renla ms 5iIssols IS
Terms Of Sale The land viii ~.
sold IN parcels Of not less than forty
nor more than one hundred and sixfv
acres, One tenth partef the 1,ilrel,as-
ers money II II BE- paid a cash. ana
me rem iiasiisr Id nine ea,is ANIMAL in-
ailments, hesfitlg Interest from date
n sale attiie rats Of eight per cent
psf ailnprl, interest payable annually,
! ne purchaser Is to give his notes lar
the iilstailiaenfs with good personal
security = egsther With i special 1aorf-
gage o.. ne land bought to secure the
payment thereof. No bid less Than
the 9spraiseHanf will be cried.
BENJAMIN j. FORT
Parish 7feasNser.
August 18th. 1859. n3tasf1s
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H8FERLY Nh GAZYyE.

fa'liily amusement and ihstrucs
or Edited by Moses A Dow.
er ia The iorgest Weekly ever
q hed ~ this country. lis contents
g sneil as will be approved in The
most iaslidions circles nothing in-
moral being admitted into It's pages.
pages. II will furnish asmucEl reading
nattel as almost any one can find lime
70 persue, consisting of Tales. History
Biography, together with Music and
Poetry The paper contains no ultra
sentiments, and NEEDLES neither with
politics and religion, but it IL charac-
terizod by a high moral tone. RI ejrco~
lates oil over the country, from Maine
10 Cliiornia.
IERMs.- The Weverly Magazine Il
published weekly by Moses Al. Dow i
Lindall street, Boston. Mass. Al S9 IA
q year Or SI.00lor s months, ALWAYS
10 advance
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NAIL ARRANGE s.

4soFsbeFn lslesll=L Leaves I isSsrsday 6 /.
A. Arrives Friday 8 r. s
so,sl1sefa alae'lt--I .eayes Friday 8 q. Il
Arrives Saturday ?. NJ.
Eqssesa lHglt@ Arrived aslp III 4. II.
Leaves u Il. -
Nsstefa Nal Esxes Daily III 4 r.
Leayes
WaJnvt IA Leaves Monday \
Arrives Tuesday 6 r. ii.
IL II. JONES. r. m
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THE Value OF Coop WIFE.-In
the true wife the husband finds not af
fiction only, but eompauionship--a
companionship with which no other
can compare. The family relation
gives retirement without solitude; and
society without tie rough intrusion Of
the world. It plants IN the husbands
dwelling friend who can bear his
silence without weariness-who can
listen TO the detail Of bis interest with
syrnpatby-Who can appreciate lis
repetition of events, only important as
they are enbalmed in tide heart
Common friends are linked TO us by a
slender thread. We must retain them
by ministering, in some way to their
ENJOYMENT. What a luxury it is for a
man TO feel. that in his own home, there
y true and afectionate being in
whose presence he may throw off re
stFaint, without danger 10 his dignity
he may confde without the fear Of
treachery, and be sick or unfortunate
without being abandoned. If in the
outward world, he grows weary Of hu-
man selfishness, bis heart can safely
trust u one whose soul yearns for his
aRpiness and whose indulgence over.
loekA rs defects.
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there is a good deal of head work in
farming. and thus improve your own
mind while adding also to his knowl-
edge. Suppose, then, that some day
be is called on important business,
thoughitis in the hurry of harvesting,
be quietly takes his seat in the cars,
and goes on his way rejoicing. All !!
squire, glad to see You, but how in the
world did you get up 70 town /? this is
your business season is it not! The
old man smiles, q deep light flashes in
his blue-gray eyes-is it pride or love?
as he quietly replies Yes, sir, it is,
but my Mary will attend to that o.
wouldn't you glory in that ! would.
/ can see no necessity in the world
for your troubling yourself about mar
riage, but if Harry Thornton, that in,
telligent. handsome, and successful
young man will keep on coming to CON !
suit your papa about this or that, al
ways contliving, By the way, to term
mate his consultation with a ride, or al
tete a-tete with papa 5 Mary" Why then
you needn't be surprised, on some fine
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sUecEs El.lIa 81 3.

g tate of Louisiana, Parish If
~ Bossier. By virtue of a writ Of
s = nae directed from the Honorable
the District Court, in and for said
+ arlsa aud State, | will offer
for sale to the last and highest bidder
az belleyue on MONDAY the 18th day
q & september :. next, 1853: A likely
= EGko Man, JoHy, aged about "a
years 9eiongldg the succession of
ems of Saie-A credit until the
first Of January next, purchaser To-
give hote VIII approved security and
s9ee3aI laortg abe, i'm porting confession
ct Judgment.
LOUISA DAVIS,
Aug. 6ea. Ig59-n7-s6 Execu+r;x
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RARmER,s nAuGaIrERs.

=. .
s'Y ~ =, =. Aasocals' ms fFeheai
sA"i - 'ne ef'ipalne eol'fess OF the
o0a'He'h iioaasSteAd' glYes Inc lolioT-
'"s eAselien' aaslee 2 i7fneFs dauga-
'sss A.'n0s!l lnlehaesl i07 rural a's-
'f'e's' ! = appi'caole . young ladies
"nose 'a'"e's are nj z E''eis.
Dung sh Inoa aaepsnF 70 De ING
q4agn'eF o 'sal 1nelPs tar mef
sAoe'a s0sslsef f7eh particularly Tor,
''i'sss nef Poal'0n one winch
eois@ips ~ sas elahentsi winch 60 e
''i"as { .o',isi suaFA,'sF' Y . ealcalat
'' o1'e y sie eI'efgl's. 70 ae-
Yelop ail me natural glllt2s, and 10 time
With proper guides q mike Der one Of
ne greatest w P'9i N ehe world. #
mere Y y iite on 2 situation above all
others where the Daughter May grow
" hfaltllfal, beautiful Useful geaeefal
intelligent and pure, that situation ]
believe 70 be as one Of the household
oanalin the home Of Chg honest and
independent farmer q planter. |
would s." to young girls whose lives
nave ialleh ID spciI Pheasant places,
sagaa yoa e. ~ f;, r,,.'' s @s..a'i,
= sns nign1y favored
e circumstances
- s'afsa are such q
powers = ! tbyoot.ld f,. ~
mentally. and rno,rzlls at,,,Ia n..,
-, ~ would hare
every ono Of hem Il II ,ba 5i1oo apPf a,s
place 4 pronar ast;a,at,. ,,osg,a..,.,5
You have everv o,,,l,y(,,,;,s & go, II
yourselge nohle i, .aa,ifYI ;;..s,,s,,
and Useful worIlsp HAM. an 4
each il Ser o9n ! ,rsou a.se,t IL si.s
pity of labor. CoasnI. your parents
anil f0rtn sor yoprsslf / pirp|se /, slifs
They place before your brother Soma
aim some STANDARD, some GOAL which
his e1ertions are % reach !. why not
then give YOU. something Il live a.
also lVIlg should On BE- tbo ~
eypbsr n The family / When voa
have finished sello@ ,sion,t fo,l one M
ment believe that ypa, are educated
i'0nt dress up h y5uF six floances. etc.,
and " down % the parlor sofa, wall.
lsg f0r that Young slytk al Ketchum All
,asasaa al.s. g cali Ioaadl NJ, lst him
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SUCCESSION N0rCE

Office is hereby given that Alex
izN ander Mcintyre, tutor for the
minor heirs Of j. b. sugg, deceased,
did one the 9Th day Of April 1859, file
nthe Clerk Office of said court, his
annaal account for the years 1857 and
1865, as tutor aforesaid. Now this Is
to adinonish al persons concerned, that
it opposition is not made within the
time prescribed hy law, the said ae-
cotintslwiH be honleiogated and made
the Judgment Of the court.
Given under my ihand and seal of
office at Bellevue, this Seth August,
Al, ID. 1859.
a. a. ABNEY,
ni0-0tS SIS ftiapI-
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sTRl u SAFE.

yeq before the undersigned,
~ ssas5l.ef2f5 on tie 10th day Of
81 ga.s. hy 3of Elijall Hudson,
- VII iae sou fetorts the Court hoase
sle g E, e re town Ct Bellevue on SAT-
sl.l the S4th day Of February.
t lss4 Tor tasbs 9 Mustang MARE
= : t.is' q RED s1TTei color, with white
- g slae ara 5a5l allowed tlYe years old !;
z. ss.l.. 8 NFtit g sphnIsil brand, and aFys
twenty FIVE dollars. The
eshsE q ssaiel 1auie IS requested to
e'llie Aol ware, prove property pay
9 ges, e5o. w. M HILL,
gln9z6ms Straw agagtar
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8 e e. 5 Q al . -.

3 rs 81 IN d & ca
essstate Of Louisiaslf, Perish s ,osz
~ sier. I1fh Dist cs { 0.,rt Il f.siiae
y hereby given that Godfrsg 7Iafsa
g saiIi strat9r Of tie snses seSs,35 SIS
Alfred kariin, deedds ed
filed il he l,5erks S 8i.iiiIea, his E5F.al ~.
count rs istinissi ter Aforesaid.
Now tberefare, this $50 uana.sisil
all persons eefee alsas that It eBposi-
tl,Fa = not made tileEete within the
flips prescribed BIZ Lax slis said aes
count viii be hefaoiogntati id
the 3ud gment Of the essur;
6iyeB aadeg lay hand aaa al
office at BelIeyne, this
August, 3. d., 1850.
THOMAS N. BRADEN
n9-a-S6 Dep,s1v co. 81
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AN Emotions.
IN crpssil 3 a street.

In crpssii 8 street
Each lady You meet,
Iffshe follow the prevalent fashion,
Lifts gently her dress-
Say 8 foot more or less
And keeps itthus raisedtill you pass en-
While downward your eye
Is turned TO espy,
Her dear little / les in saaotion,
And bear the feet caster,
lis no easy matter
70 hold hard the escape pipe of your
pathetic fancy, and resist the inclins-
ton to throw yourself elean outside
Of your exterior ctatticle--least-
wise, that's oul notion
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IL Say Joe. how a,ve IL ~.

p Say Joe, how d,ye do, hows
the folks I"
Putty well, only tho old man has
got the niiasnna, and Sal has got an #.
fsosal'o for some felIer--ho,v's yours Z,
U So 50, except the old man, he is
getting old and internal.
infl'n We suppose, was the word
Intended bat neither Joe nor his friend
we're Dictionary people.
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OF An IRISH STUDENT was asked
what was meant b. posfsEunoas works
They are such works, ags the PAD
dy, as a man writes aitel lie Is ds.gl,
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u we were Isad not lono

we were pot long since
at hearing the following Question adj
dressed 70 a landIady By an ecesbsric
genius. Stepping into the door, Sc Oh.
served win you na'arn, give me 1
drink of water, forI am 50 hungry j
don't know where 10 stay to nights
We doubt whether more meaning
could be embodied in 50 few words.
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sEeRETs.-A secret is like silence
you cannot talk about it, and keep it.
Il Is Ike none -when once you know
here i ary concealed, it is half dis.
covered. fy dear Murphy p said
.liFi Irishnan to his friend, awby d;9
Iyon betray the secret I told yoaap Il
IL oeetaFing you call i Sure, when
fos'lasi wasn't able to keep ii n1yself.
siissH q vel to tellit ID somebody
that could ~
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T Il j yelg ctrditabla to men to
have hearts Of oak. but not half 50
cgeditable q have wood heads.
SIZE or TIE 16A. SECTIONS.
II IA accordance with an order
IL of The Auditor IF I aksie
Accounts, Of this State, ] will
sell at public auction, before
the court house door, IA slae F84F3l off
Bellevue, La, between the houIs of
eleven o clock IN, the forenoon and four
in the afternoon, of MONDAY the
3rd day of October next, that portion
Of the. sixteenth section of township
twenty-three, of range twelve. of north
vest Louisiana remaining uHsoId
and also, at the same time and place,
the sixteenth section of township
twenty, Of range thirteen, Of north
west Louisiana.
Terms Of sale The land will be.
sold in parcels of not less than forty,
nor more than one hundred and sixty
acres. One tenth part Of the purchase
money is t9 be paid in cash. and the
remainder IN nine equals annual in
stalanaents. bearing. interest from dsv
q stie ut the rate of eight per cent
per annunl, interest payable an5luaIly
The purchaser is to give mis- notes e.
the lnstallments, with good pefgas.sl
security, together With a special mort
gage on the land bought, to secure the
payment thereof. No bid less than
the appraisement win be cried.
BENJAMIN i. FORT,
Parish Ireasar6r.
August 20th, 1879. n9-6ts
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STRAY SIZE.

strayed before ". Walker, ,. p
III "A by Bethel Smith on fIie 54fb la
q june l649, aud win be sold an M
'5l'st Day q December $40, before tIe
court house door in the town Of 8slfaz
yue, fer cash, the following described
emma, to-Tit: a dark baY Mar
! = VIE ;lp !s thres eays old, about II
hands high branded on he left s,al3i-.
ger WITH the letter r and with the letter
ZION right shoulder; has tbs marx of
gear on the shoulder and back Who'd
at one hundrestand forty dollaes ia
oWlef OF SAID mule is requested ta
eehle forward, prove property, nav
charges, dc.
Us Il. HILL, Stray master.
July I, 1859. Iem
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aYou are a pretty fellow said the

"You are a pretty fellow said the
owner Of a very large wood pile Is a
thief, TO come hera a.ld stsa ny 8oo3
while I'm asleep
& Yes,n replied tie tsiet n3 sap.
pose you would STAY up ho aid see
me break my back with lting tef59e
you'd offer to come and lelp ne,,T
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G.. W. LOGAN, JR. EIjf.,s,,p. so,sf =.
&C. CLAIBORNE, JR.
Le'GAA, SOMA rs CLAIBORNE
~ eessors to Duncan & Logan. Cot
- ton Factors aud Commission.
n n erehants, No. 81 ,~arondoTet stres +
enion Row, New Orleans. yIn1
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II 4 husband telegrapae,l 70 his
wife. What have you got for .eak-
iast' and how is the baby The an
s'ser came back, .Buck-w cakes
aud The measles
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PaISrEp's HELIYa,ll tsll

PRISTER's HELl-Well tel ! gu
what Is heR IN printing ofice-it' 5
seven 81 eight bummers Who rash in
when youar making roller to see if
the Office isn't on fire it's a fellow
who wants to look over your file Of
year-before last; It's two or three fellows
who don't want to interrupt you but
just set about an inch from your elbows
one swapping your scissors and the
other tumbling your papers in every
shape, oeeasionly exchanging papers
between the top and under side Of the
table, while you are trying to write.
That's he'll in printing office.
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What IS hspPinass' Al IA.
seen Ting; a golden dream Of pleas
ure, the christians great desidelatuIn
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sbefs, If paiI ia advance. 81 :. IL
exi'Ira tienof six months. and 50 So If
=, wo cones one year, So; i've copies
~ tencopies. and one 10 the oaffss
up Of The eleb, sl3 fifte5n CONES Z
atla ore 70 the geller Up OF club sIT
25e twenty copies, ana one Is gester
3up q club. S22 Thy money always ia
be paid iq advance
!, I oslillasteFs and elergymen can have
~ l,dpef lor oay dollar per year. aud
are authorized 70 acl as agents.
1--we gentlemen ran have the Manor
lof - An Old subscriber, by rstt;ns
4 i'ew one aud sending IS ia adyanee
may have the paper for one wear. a.
81 gig suesefibe may send four names
ehp 3 4 and his own VIII Be reeeil,t. +
t9T another year.
Single subscribers always Al ii a..
vance, and clubs 10 be rcue wed ,n,,.t
also re paid in adjyancs. ~
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t~g Il j. yefx ctpditabla to men 10
have hearts Of eak. bat not half 50
cgeditable q have wood heads.
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OLfVE BR4NCu
AND fLJNTll7 wppT : :,

- 4 ILdNTIC WEEKLY.
Yyhe Boston Olive Brarcb 49, i
y laniic Weekly. Il puhlishe Si' Geo.. s :.
Saturday, by Henry Upham q ~
r q ana PropricIora to whom All
i Il shoaAl be addressed. ONE
no 20 Washington street.
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Two Dollars and fllfy cents ner an
annl 10 advance or Three Dollars Il
DOT PAID before The expiration 81 The
year. Payments may be fnuy be made
% our local agents, and wten thew are
mol : feadilyacceasl5le my be forwarded
By mail at our risk. ~
All communications 1ar tha. mss
and leiiere Cd business eI,as,Ia S. s, 81.
q y s :, q % TIE proprietor. a. con.
VERSE, Philadelphia.
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Parish Treasurer.
August 18th. 1859. n8tasf;f. {
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s,eamsh,n Persia csr, i IiTAisE D., :, Co.
steamship Nashville Murray, Chsrieson-Sporord rs,tsu
Steamship Parkersburg Powell, Bslumore--H B Cromwell
AGO. "'A
khio Sir Robert Peel Larr.bee An.werp-c Gr,npen.
Bark X .thleen (BrJ Flint Bordeaux
Bark Essex, Say. karaslee- Yates, PorterGeld Co.
Bark ID Jex, Gglde. Belize Hon Josiah Jex
Bark Orchila Devereux, Cemberland-H Breokman &
Bark Vortex (Br) Allen, st John Edminson Bros
Bsrs CarrioIa, Hophins, Jacksonville
Bra sea roam Bonha flo Hache Matang, Phelps AGO.
BRIG N W HoIL Cousns, Cenfuegos-W aish Carver a
Cbase
Brig G Asams Drsso Cuba Brett Son 4 Co.
5rlg kOrrett, q Brien Mali land-C A DeWclM
s,,s ShaIes ttr) shay "iqdsor As-1s Dewoa
schr = q howard, NcL erson, Galverton
sshr Laura Gertrude Ewood LhAressonD ollner Potter
sssr Hamilton, Ogden, Georgetown &c-ssGord Dodke.
schr amazon, Corson, Wilmin gton--Dolner d Potter.
scr tillmore Wilson, WILMINGTON.
schr Bacon Tyler. Batim ore-Maillcr Lord Quereau
ncnf oceau Bro, Neekes cston-Posi 4 Small
ARRIVED.
steamsnip Augusta woodruff. Savannah ndse ana
YsssehRers 70 Ia htchi A SON. Sunday Pm. off Cnpe
3osnni exchanged signals with steamship Marion hence for
Steamship Ps,apsco, Iayaed Savannah. with radse and
passengers, TO Is Cromwel& Co. - ~ ~
sbin Maias Cousno Chisn) Norwich Valparaiso n davs
aor New York ~ ~ '"'"'
T. with rpdse w EweI Co Had strong syes, .n,as
first days out been days within 20 miles randy Hook n
khp Clifton, Williams New Orleans Is days with radse 70
Bark Nelson Place, Robers yoneviteo, March 81 with
Bark b Cochrsne tof searsporD Noyes 0uanIenarno
MAa with dc 10 4 Buck A Co. May a. lat &c 81
boo 70 49, spoke brig Denng from Peniasol for Ne.
Ba,t Ivsnboe ,of Bath Emmons, sagua. Nay H. with So.
Sar, DC, 70 mayer,
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Naval iissslIts euge.

The United States soop war Falmouth inspected
by the ofceTs Of the Brooklyn Navy Yard on The 23d
inst, and found to be ip excellent coDaton. Sue was
put out Of commission yesterday forenoon. very in
terestpg ceremony iook place. for which Lieut. Rodgers
70 deserving Of much credt Tae mustered aud
formed on The dock in regular military order by Leuts
George W Rodgers and q d. Webb the marines taking
tae front, WI mai ta music ana marched the IN Ain
sste where three cheers tigers were given
by the Jolly tars Tor their tFst Iuh parting salute
Alter which they were dismissed, and allowed to 90
al large with orders 10 return 70 the Navy Yard on Fri
day neat for their pay.
Lieut. henry Tyler, United States Marine Corps has
been ordered TO the United States Of Consea
ROD, htuDg out at Boston Tor the coast Of Africa
The United States ship Marion sailed from Congo river
April I, bound on cruise south All well on board
The following s list Of her ohcers--Thomes W. Brent
Commander, G. II. Morris, VIM. u. Whiting, Francis s
Dallas, Wan. p A. Cambel and A. Ward We aver Leute
Dsnis Berry Myers Purser; r +. Mason and RI w NJ
Wsshipf LOB, Assistant Surgeons; Cnas. W. Smith, 30
sSain, Chas W. Homer, Gunner; Joseph E. Miller, Car
peDter Seml Turner, SAinaker Daniel G Brent Cap
tan's Clerk; John G. Mcclellan, Purser's Clerk.