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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-28

The NegetaDIe fWiinOldl. Daiean'
renared by the well known druggist Nesrs Reed Ous
Ter Co. is wehwe good authority tor saying one "
he be 81 remedies Ior <-,;,,,.
ever 1ilrred TO the publ c. Boston !,., Jon'mH,
WV REV. DIR. LYMAN BEEChEk r.,
wrics-" Gentlemen; have used your vega'aoic w.
non.ry pul.am myself with beneht, and have known"
NV ~ Inc u..ed with good effect in families AROUND M,
w IuE LATE LEV. DIX. LEONARD MOoDo .,,o
,ro,. -..lentemen: From iong "M OF your Nege.' ,
Pulmonary Basam IL my family circle ana amohe ioo
o;ca students have been led to regard II as sale anu
eficacious medicine -, ,,,,oi,s.Io Drr,
E"n,lemen: We the uudersigned W wholesale Drus
iS,s having for many years sold your Vegetape u,r
a,v Kali are happy to bear testimony 10 us gt. 81
na.v IN the relief and cure of Pulmonary co up,ah.
We Irow Of no medicine which has deserVea.y sus'"',
a n h,h reputation for SO long term OF years, or
hh rarely disapp on,s the reasonable eNpecta-
;m. of those who use it."-(Signeh Dy many vi .,'e
inrnsa and oldest Druggists III the 5 ana lahaons
"Geutlemen In an extensive pr ctice OF ihvre,i p a
o we have prescribed lar &c quantities OF your tuo,
nary Rasam and are heppy TO say have iounu ~ an T.
mc;,i a"d reliable remedy. Wrcohsider IL nnauso,e ,
"'Taruinoton N. IL. Dec. 16 1869 u. I fAkh hh
| ~. b rn,e of Conn,erfsin and lmitat'ons'''
| r,ou,c for the article by IT'S whole mann. 49,,
Th4" !, VIC FrAi,Lic PULMONARY BALSAH,"
pn,,,J ann by BEED, CUTLER 4 CO. DrdggEts
NJ IPno III Il3 Broad Street, Boston. Mass' frice
I've. isy, . Sl. ANAL size 80 cents ,,,
10" "a IS .o in Montpelier, by L. + Pierce, r. H. sun
na hv Apothacaries and by Country Merchants ue'
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-28
Who wants a Good Head Of Hair? Use
Mrs. Wilson's Hair Regeneration and
Hair Dressing.

Please read few certificates from the following relia
bic and well known people.
ME,sRs. Henry r. WILSON & Co.--My wife il now
using your Regeneration for the hair and pronounces it
far superior to anything she used for the hair 1t is
easily applied does not soil In the leasha disagree
able odor Increases the growth Of hair, prevents it fall
ing of, and often the headache ! forward You
this certificate unsolicited, because think article
that will do what your Hair Regeneraor WILL should be
widely known. think is the best article for the hair
now in use. Respectfully, &C.,
REV. JACOB STEVENS, Newburyport, Ms.
81 Ike the Hair Rtysne,ato, and Dressing rery
much" REV Gso. W Wo,DISG, Hartford, CT.
81 unhesitatingiy pronounce it an inra'uabte art-
Gle from the effect on my own head"
s. A HILL, wife Of Rev. Henry Hill, Manchester \ II.
SIT rendered my hair soft and glossy'
Minor EAnRAr, Saratoga Springs, \. Y.
81 feet con6tpnt that it operates SoT dye, bu:
II restore tie roots 10 Reir natur0l Aedlhy state"
Hsy Z. ~ KslLoc, Nashua, III.
"Imen chrsrfuNy recommend i toGH PERSONS
KKv c. Krsss,.L. Littleton, N. H.
MEssas IlgyRy P. WnsoT s; Co: have no hesitancy
in saying, in my opinion Mrs Wilson's Hair Regenera-
tor and Hair Dressing the best hair preparations
in use. shall continue tn Use them with pleasure.
Rey. II. IL. HAKTWlI.L, Lawrence, Mass.
November.
Msssps HgyGY P Wnsoy Co.: have used your
Hair III generator and Hair Dressing and have received
great benefit from tcn. deem the articles worthy Of
high commenla.on and checrfully recommend them to
all who t. restore gray hair to its original color, c.
70 any who are troubled with dandruf, disagreeabe
itching Of the head humors or to those whose hair is
REV. G. ". II CLARK, Great Falls, N. II.
MsssRs HAyRy p. WILSON & Co: deem Mrs. Will
sons Hair Regeneration and Hair Dressing the standard
articles Of all hair preparations. have, in many in
stances known them to restore the hair where it had
fallen off, dandru restore the hair to its original
color entirely the most painful headaches-and in
some instances most serious humors Personally, have
been a sharer in several of these benefits.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-28
MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENERA

The Rcgenerator is put up in two sizes, and
retails for so cents for pint bottles, and 81 for
quart bottles, The quart bottles are much the
cheapest.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-28
MRS. WILSON'S
G O co AN UT OIL
HAIR DRESSING;

Mrs sons Hair Dressing is put IL? in large bottles
ar roal for 81 cts per bottle, and for dressing the
hair Of any person. young old, there is not its equal
Ne world 1t will make the hair everything you wish it
,c oc and moreover 1t has perfume that is infinitely
s,cro, to any of the fashionable extracts either foreign
r American which alone should ent,lc it to place on
every 'aAy's toilet table.
& the RtseNerator before Yctitihg at night, and
ii NE msti..g apply little of the Dressing, and your
haif viii he even lifelikc in color and beauty
ss nothing on your hair but these preparations, and
Use these according to directions, and we warrant you
god healthy head Of hair.
Manufactured and sold at wholesale by Henry r. WI,
son Co.. Manchester, n II Ito whom all letters ahoula
be addressed.
L. F. PIERCE,
Wholesale and Retail Agent.
2i7yil MONT ELL ED, VT.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-28
TO CALIFORNIANS!
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Regular Mail Steamers

VIA. PANAMA RAILROAD,
,i,tnr 1st, 18th, and 2lst Of Each Month
o,uE OLD ESTABLISHED AGENCY OFFICE has ieei
e.onened In Boston, renewing to New England peo
10 h.;r former facilities fer obtaining tickets stateroom
. r,hs Number passengers limited for each Stea NJ
ar Early application necessary. u,rrr
~, 20 Men fy) IA, Rrcad Street,, Boston
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-06
Old Abe's Congress.

We presume that old Abe's Congress met
according to proclamation at Washington on
Thursday last, unless a quorum of the MEM
bers were frightened away by fears OF meet
ing the faces of jeff. Davis, Beauregard and
Johnston. The acts to be passed have already
been prepared by Old Scott and the Cabinet,
and nothing remains but to register them as
passed. There may be here and there apeace
man, who believes this war unjust, and that
old Abe has been carrying on things at a high
rate. but such a one will sill with closed mouth,
having already been threatened with arrest II
he should dare oppose the wishes OF the grand
Black Republic can autocrat. Millions OF money
will be unanimously voted, thousands OF men
called for, the suspension Of the writ hddeas
corpus and other %tyrannical usurpations ap'
proved, without the slightest opposition or pro-
test on the part Of any member whatever. 1t
had first been determined to win a big battle
before Congress met, in order to inspire
the members, but old Scott saw clearly that
his arm would be whipped and his cause
seriously damaged; hence he prudently COP
cluded to postpone his advance until he could
get more men. 1t will hardly require a battle
to urge the Black Republicans to crafty their
hatred and malignity towards the people oil
the South.
If the people Of the North are satisfied with
L
their Congress, SO are we. IL they are ready
to psy the fiddler for their present amusement,
we shall certainly not complain. All we can
do is to assure them that they may bring into
the field all the men they can enlist, and spend
all the money their bankrupt concern car
raise, and yet they can never subdue us. |
they want a short war they can have one by
acknowledging our independence; if they
desire a long war, they will find an army tC
meet them as long as there are living men en-
ough at the South to form one.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-06
The Ultima Thule.

We have the choice Of two evils presented
to Us -ei,her to discontinue the publication OF
our paper, or place our bills in the hands of
an officer for collection. We chose the latter,
and have acted accordingly. -
About forty Of our subscribers owing US
two years and more subscriptions, we have
been forced 10 erase until all arrearges are
paid, and no more subscriptions will be re-
ceived unless accompanied with the cash. -
job work of every description, also in fu-
ture, must be paid for before it leaves the
Office.
Stern necessity alone forces US to these
measures. Our books are crowded with char.
ges for job work and Advertisements, and
not a cent can we collect, however pressing
are our circumstances We are, therefore,
forced to put a stop to the matter. We are
very anxious to work if we can get paid fol
it. Working on credit, we find, don't pay, a
least these times; and until there is a chang'
of things-until confidence returns-we, fo
one, can credit no longer.
OF course, there are many Of our patrons
whom we would as willingly credit as ever
who are ever punctual when their bills ar,
presented. But as . general thing the credi
system now is a %ruinous one, and few can in
dulge it, if they hope to pay their own debts
We would not now, perhaps, have come t
this positive determination, were it not thai
while waiting upon others to pay US that W
might in turn pay our own dues, a gentlema
well known at the and Ward Justices ofic'
called upon US with a brief notice, partly
print, telling us that we we're wanted there
about ten days, to answer, &C., &c, as to IN
claim there presented. This, we think, is suf
Gent evidence that we want money, and au'
have it soon.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-06
Correspondence Of the Gazette & Sentinel
o the Editor efhe CARTE and Sentinel.

To the Editor efhe Gazrte and Sentinel.
To-day, Saturday, the Goth inst, pursuant
to adjournment, the Crosse Tete Creoles had
their last meeting.
AT 10 a. m, the meeting was organized-
Hon. VIM. Simmons presiding, and j.. E. Bar,
gas, secretary. Capt. Patrick was called up
and responded by making a short speech suit.
able to The occasion, thanking Messrs. j. Wool.
folk, j. f.. Bargas and Emile Dupuy, for their
energetic efforts in assisting the organization
Of the Crosse Tete Creoles, and on motion,
Messrs. J. Voolfolk, J. f Barsas and C. 2.
Dupuy, were unanimously elected honorary
members. The meeting then adjourned with
three cheers for Capt. Patrick and his com>
pany.
At p. m, at the suggestion Of Capt. Pat
rick, the Planters had a meeting. Our ga
liant Capt. and honorable member of the Police
Jury, c.. w. Keep, accompanied by Messrs
A. Ilotard, lsaac Erwin, Emile Lefebre, J. Is.
Voolfolk, J. d. Slack, C, Booksh, DR.. T. s.
Garrett and c. Kleinpeter. repaired to the
Head Quarters Of the Crosse Tete Creole., add
there pledged themselves 20 assist and support
the families of those brave Creoles who have
left all that is so dear to man, to fy to the call
Of our President, jeff. Davis, to drive the
Northern fanatics from our soil. .-s-
j. r. BARGAS.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-06

THE CREOLE GUARDs.-Tbis effective looking
company, under the command Of Capt. Par
RICK, FROM Bayou Crosse Tete in our parish,
arrived in town on Monday last, per steamer
Heron, accompanied by the stirring music of
the Creole Band. They made a fine appear
ance-one that looked like "6ght,"-in their
blue shirts and yellow homspun pants. After
marching and conference.-the through our
town, much to the qualification of our citizens,
the company embarked for New Orleans on
board the Gotten. They anticipate, we learn,
when in Virginia, forming an Independent
guerrilla company, and will get their horses
there. They are the very men for the bust
ness-all OF whom thing nothing Of dashina
through a zane or briar brake, for a bear or
panther. or chasing deer for miles through
swamp and thick underground, at the top o
their speed, and bringing down their gam
flying.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-06
The VERY Latest NescS.
(By the Delta Of Yesterday

u III Sio
We have nothing of Importance. in
the telegraphic dispatches, by the mail
of yesterday.
The Nashville and Louisville road is
again opened for business ; the Dircc-
tors refusing to comply with Lincoln's
orders.
\ Peace Convention has been held in
Delaware. 1t favors the acknowledge
ment of the Southern Confederacy, and
%denounccs TIC policy of Lincoln.
Gen. Fremont has superseded Gen.
Mcclellan.
Gen. Wise was expected to attack the
Fedcralists on the 4th of July.
The New York Posts Washington
correspondent says, that there are many
evidences Of a speedy advance on Fair
fax.
At great fire in London, 40, 900 bales
Of American cotton were consumed
If a battle takes Place near Washing
ton, Gen. Scott, it is said, will command
in person. The Cabinet is decided on a
grand advance. There will be a grand
battle or a grand back-out in q day or
two.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-06

LIST. \ TRACT OF LAND situated in the
SAID Parish OF lberv lie on the left bank OF the
Bayou Plaquemlne, wherein the said Alexan
der Roth resides, conta ming four arpents front
on the SAID Bayou, by forty arpentS IN depth
Of the first concession, with a double conces-
sion in the rear Of SAID tract, containlng the
same quantity Of land in superfces as the front
tract or first concession, both said tracts form
ing the Plantation which is established and
cultivated as a Sugar Estate, which is bounded
above by land belonging to Joseph kleinpeter,
and below by lands belonging to Widow Pau
lin Dupuy.
2nd. A TR ACT OF LAND (uncultivated)
situated in said Parish, on the Island OF Pla-
Quemine. containing six arpenls on sad Bayou,
BY the depth extending from the lower to the
upper branch ofthe Bayou P~lsquemine, boun-
ded above by land of Joseph kleihpeter, and
below by land Of Etlenne Robert.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-06

FOURTH OF July CELEBRATION. IN
the history Of our town was there so line q
Fourth of July display, as that which occur
red here on Thursday last. Altar early hour
the "Home Sentincl>," Capt. DAEDESSE, the
Union Fire Company with their Engine all
raily decked off with boque,s, and our Flying
Artillery, (of one peice, BLACK Bess' in
Jreeches,) the whole headed by the Creole
Band, marched through our streets several
times, making a very fine display indeed.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-06

Acoxsr.-A magnificent comet is now Wis
lille IN the heavens every evening a little alter
dark, with a tail of a length and brilliancy
WHICH we have seldom witnessed. These mys
ferrous V sitors have in times past disturbed
the minds of the ignorant, causing armies 70
tremble and Emperors to abdicate. II they
are really harbingers Of evil, We hope the
present one portends 'woes unnumbered' to
tie Lincoln government, which is wsging an
unholy war against 3 people who have deter
mined to conquer their independence.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-06
FOR ASSESSOR.

Mr.. Editor, Please announce the name Of T. RIO.
DOLPH vERBOIS. Esq, as a Democratic cAndi-
sie for Assessor for the parish Of Ibervfls, subject TO the
State Rights Democratic Convention.
We are s~uthori.ed 10 announce ERNEST CAL
LERY, the present Incumbent, as q Candidate for re-
~slsetien to the oGce of Assessor, subject to the decision Of
he sta,s Right DenOeratie Convention.
We are requested toannounee JOHN A. DANOs,
Esq, o . Candidate Cor the Office Of Assessor Of this par.
hh jury
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-06
Communicated,
IBERvILLE. July 4th,

IBERvILLE. July 4th, 1881.
To The Editor Gazette s. Sentinel.
Dear Sir-As we are in an age Of revolution,
would it uot lie as well for US 10 reform likewise;
and as il has pleased the good citizens Of Pla-
ouemine and the surrounding country 10 expunge
from cur midst all that was and may be often
sive, would it not be better for us TO make some
provision for the future. wh4eby we may be
spared a recurrence of the drsagreeable duty
which we have thought ourselves called upon TO
perform.
1t is well known to the whole community that
all the evils with which we are surrounded, arise
principally from one great cause, and that cause
lies in the Illicit traffic carried on between our
/ colored population and certain classes, who have
no welfare in the community at large. | will
propose as a remedy this Set there be an I'M
derstan ding between The Mayor OF Plaquemine
and the Planters of the surrounding country, in
regard TO a mart, where all slaves who have any
thing to sell, shall be allowed free of cost, tc
come and expose such articles as they have fol
sale on Saturday evenings-the Planters allow
Ing two or more from each place to come will
whatever they may have this to be done unde
the supervision of two or four gentlemen, elect
ed TO serve monthly, whose duty it shall be t.
see fair dealing on all sides, and who shall like
wise see that the slaves are provided with thei
little necessaries in a legal way. 1t is we
known that nearly all that our slaves have 70
sale Of their own, 60 to certain persons at rate
r~uinous to them. A call in your paper, | believe
will bring together men who viii carry out thi
proposition ifany one can propose a better pa
let it be suggested.
Yours, &c,
> NJ. SCHLATER, Jr.
A FRiESD OF coon oRIER.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-06
Sur les lieux les prophecies suivantes, saw
Ben pr0pres de detunfe.

Bien propres de definite.
l-UN MORCEAU DE TERRE situe dams
la Paroisse dIberville, sur Ia rive gauche du
Bayou Plsquemine, sur lequel demeure Alex
ander Roth, contenant quatre arpents de face
sur lie dit Bayou, ct quarante de profondvur
de Ia premiere concession, avec uDe double
concession en- srriere du dit moroccan de terre
contenant la meme husntite de terre que Ia
premiere concession les deux morcesux de ter
re tormsnt rhabitation qui est etablie ct cul-
tive en- sucre-et qui est borne en- haut, par
terre sppartensnt a Joseph Kleinpeter. ct en-
bas par terre appartenant q We've Pauline
Dupuy. r
ao-UN MORCEAU DE TERRE (~inculte)
situe dams la Paroisse dlberville, sur risle
Plaquemine, contenant six arpents sur lie dit
Bayou, par Ia p%roiOndeur s'etendant du Bayou
Jacob au Bayou Plaquemine, borne en- haut
par terre de Joseph Kleinpeter, ct en- has par
terre dEtienue Robert. -
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-06
]. +. BARGAS.

THE SKrRNisu AT NEW CREEK DEPor:-Ws
find in the Richmond papers Of the 22d, the
official report Of Col, Hill, Of the engagement
that took place on Wednesday, June 10th. q.
New Creek Depot, on the Baltimore aud Ohio
railroad. IS miles west Of Cumberland. The
troops on our side consisted Of two companies
Of the Third Tennessee Regiment, and two
companies of the Thirteenth Virginia Reg
ment: the whole under command OF Col.
Vaughan, OF the Tennessee volunteers. The
enemy numbered about $50. On sight Of our
troops the enemy fired a few. rsndom shots,
and then broke and fed. One man was woun-
ded on our side. The loss OF the enemy 10
unknown but several arc ascertained to have
been killed. Tho Southerners captured Two
guns and IA stand Of colors. am
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-06

MosEY WASrED.-Several States y
now in the market for large amouH'''
Indiana asks for 81, 200, 600;
Michigan puts in proposals lo' '
000, 600. am
Pennsylvania, New Jersey, aSSr,
and New York City, sweIls the $50
gate to s2l, 100000. -. tors
The above is exclusive OF tne ~
coming new loans Of New i0A
Massachusetts,. q
The Federal Government wan y
hundred millions Of dollars I'D
| other hundred millions az 'u ws, % ~
that. The expense OF tne ,os less %
last basis of operations IS an
one million Of dollars a aS' 1
Argus.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-06
CANDIDATES FOR ELECTION
FOR CONGRESS.

We are authorized to announce Col. III. w. AL.
LEN, Of West Baton Rouge, as a candidate for Con-
gress Of the Confederate States for the Fourth Congress
sional District, composed Of the Parishes Of West fsh-
sians, Point Coupee, st. Landry, Lafayette, Vermiilion'
West Baton Rouge, ibervilIe, So. Mary and ST. Martin
Election 6rst Monday In November.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-06

LIBERAL AND IIoNoRABLE.-We learn that
the sum of One Thousand Dollars was given
to the "Labauve Guards" by the generous
and patriotic gentleman from whom the Com
pany took its name. This is certainly acting
in a noble and patriotic MAINTAIN action
which will long live green in the memory oil
those who know how to appreciate impulses
of a gallant and generous character, such as
the above.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-06

The COMMITTEES OF SAFETY. -Some little ex-
element was occasioned in our town the past
week. bv the acts of the Committee Of Safety
"a Committee appointed at meeting OF cItI-
zeus, for the purpose of taking hold OF and
arrestirg evils which, in their estimation, at
the present j%uncture in particular, endangered
the peace and safety Of the community. En-
enating from gentlemen OF high social stand
ing. their acts cannot be otherwise than 'he
result Of candid, truthful and impartial inVes'
tigation and reasoning, to which all similarly
good citizens will yield obeisance and respect.
The object being obtained by the removal Of
the different offences existing in our town and
parish, We refrain from giving any greater pub
,icity TO the matter than is here embraced.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-06

PRAIswoRInY AND PA1uorIc.-The Atlanta
(Ga.) InteIIigencer learns that I is the lnisn-
ton OF the members Of Congress and the Cab
met Of the Provisional Government 10 initiate
the example of Mr.. Yancey, and pay into The
common treasury the amount OF their salaries
during the war. 1t is said that the principal
office holders, who can afford il, intend to 70
ceive only half Of their s~a!aries, paying the
other half for the benefit Of the volunteers
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-06

"TnE DENTAL VIsIroR."--Such is the title
Of a small sheet, issued for free circulation,
which has reached its third or fourth number.
Il is published in this town by DR.. q. NJ
WrcxLnFE, and is devoted mainly 10 the Dem
tai interests.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-06

ey-The Nashville Union, noticing v
amount Of cotton subscriptions to ths'-
federa,s States loan, says the indications "
that the Government will receive more ~,
500, 900, 900. The history Of the "o'"s
fords no more remarkable instance Of 'sS
voted patriotism Of a people. When wa
enemies learn that a people OF SUCH
can never be conquered.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-06
IN PRISON.

rs WAS committed 20 Jail here, mulatto
"A JEROME, claiming 10 belong 10 c. Z. Hey
-. gooi of Alexandra. Jerome is about %
wears old-5t. Q or 10 in. high, well built, good
looking, and will weigh about 100 lbs.
The owner is b hereby notified to reclaim him
in the manner required by law.
THEO. BLANCHARD, Sheriff.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-06

4 ETE conduit a lafeolr de cette Paroisee, ne
n gre JIM disant Dppartenir a John HarIiu,
de Huma, lTerrebonhel. Jim est age d'environ
50 an S; 5 pieds 6 poucss de taille, trappu; porte
la>barbe; Ell est dun poids d'eavir-n, 1855 lvTes.
Ee proprietaire est notife de la reclsmer CONNIE
la loi L. requiert. TlIEO. BLANCHARD,
iuly6 Sherli.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-06

A ETE conduit a Ia geole de cette Paroisse, le
n mulatre JEROME, distant arparienir a {.
2. Heygood. de Alexandria. Jerome est denvi-
rons 2j ans piedS Q a 10 pouces de l~aille, bien
lait. ct DUN poids d'environs 100 livres.
lie proprictaire Est notihe de te reclamer com
me la loi lie requiert.
k6 HHEO. BLANCHARD, SherIf.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-06
A rRiEsD OF coon oRlER.

~ It is stated that the Catholics have
erected 100 churches in the United States the
past year, capable Of seating 100000 persons.
The Methodist Episcopal Church has built 45O
churches the past year, or at the rate o~fnearly
Q a week, making her whole number 1884,
and which are worth nearly 100000
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-06
PLAQUEMiNE
SATURDAY, JULY 9th. 1861.

w-The high price Of paper, the difficulty
in collecting money, the continued i'll health
Of the Editor, and lastly the loss Of an 'nvai-
liable adjunct in carrying out our undeItsk
ing, forces us very mortiiyingly to discontinue
our Wednesdays Supplement.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-06
Runaway in Prison.

rs Was committed 10 jail negro jim, claiming
TO belong TO John Harlin. Huma, LTerre-
" bonnet. Jim is about IS years old; S II. 6
in. high; stout; wears beard; VIII weigh about
l55 lbs. The owners hereby uolilied 10 reclaim
him in the manner required by law.
THEO. BLANCHARD. Sheriff.