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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-05-01
LOCAL MOTTO rs.
Attention Company .

ALL6AtIOh COIEh 1hlAy
Every membe of the Home Guard Com
any A, is requested to meet at the drill
DOM Fosters Warehouse) on Thursday
vening at 8 o'clock. Business of impor-
ance will be brought before the Company.
hose who wish to join the company will
ttend. By order of the CAPTAIN.
WIZ. G. FRzNCH, Sec'y.
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RAILR lad REC EIPTs.

APRIL, 80, 1861.
8 bxs dry goods, 5 bbls eggs, Crane L Brown; 6
lies furs, box, VIM. Hubbell; 8 cases shoes, Read
Burrows; 2 bxs books, bxs ink, Slaughter &
box dry goods Mackey, II. & Co.; bx
Is fixtures, Start q Duncan; SKIS rags, roll lin
1 l sack feathers, beef hide, Orr, DalzeII d Co +;
car load heading, Defrees; box paper hang
lgs, Schmidt & stark; bbls iaxseed, bx books,
bag fax seed, trunk, bags rags, Z. G. o. Riley
Co.; l $40 bush wheat, Igleheart Bros.
A. Z. SHRADER, Agent
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MARINE HosPITA1.-MR. Enron: Why
is it that the flag of the country is not float
ing over the Marine Hospital, the only
Government building in the city? Let
those concerned see that the error is cor
rected. MANY.
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nead &Kn0ts
KELLER & WHITE,
Wholesale Agent.

aptZO " ~O-1ot-.N
s5asr sye!-fEaFr APVs!!-hsasr fSVe!!!-
William q Bachelors Hair Dive The original
aud best il, 80 worIdll All others are rIere in
itations, auo should be avoided, if you visa to ea-
GRAY, RED. or RUSTY riair Dyed instantly
to beautiful arc Natur 81 Brown or Black. without
injury to the Hair or SKIN.
FIFTEEN NJ EDALs AND DIPLOMAS have
been awarded to Wa A. BAroHELoR r'I 20 1899.
and over 10000 app atons have beer rs 's :" the
Hair Of his Patrons his famous Dye
VA. BATCHELt rs HAIR DYE pro dUce9
color not TO he distin rnishsd from nature, and is
WARRANTED not TO I'M in the least, however
long it may continued. end the i'll effects OF bad
DYES rcmedied /; the Hal ,.vigorated for life by
this Splendid Dye.
Sold IN all cities and toaa, q the United states,
by Druggists AMI Fancy Goods Dealers.
ma The Genuine has the name and address opop
Il steel plate engraving tour ridos of each Box.
of WILLIAM A. BATcHELoR. address
CHAS. BATCHELOR, Proprietor,
sept % .lyrd&w 81 Barclay St. New York
rae great Fsnsa!s -HeGtcfns.-Th s
functional irregularities peculiar to the weaker sex
are invariably corrected without pain OF nconveni-
ence by the use of Judsons Mountain Herb Pills
They are the safest and surest medicine for all the
iii incidental females of all ages, and more
especially so in this climate.
Ladies' who wish to enjoy health should always
have these Pills. No one who ever uses them once
will allow herself to be without them. They re-
all Instructions, purify the blood, and give to
the skin that beautiful clear and heahfll look so
greatly admired in a beautiful and healthy woman
At certain periods these Pills indispensable
| companion From one to four should be taken
each day. until relief is OBJ aimed. few doses, oc-
! casionaTy, will keep the system healthy, and
the blood SO pure, that diseases cannot enter the
| body.
! Judson's Mountain Herb Pills sold by all
/ medicine dealers. arr lm'N
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PHILADELPHIA, April 3O.-A large mum
Der of Beltimoreans, who were driven from
their homes by the mob, have returned to
that city with their families, the Union ele-
ment being restored to power.
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EXECUTION OF MAN FOR EXPRESSING
ABOLITION SENTIBENTs.-We learn through
the Memphis Avalanche that at the first
station beyond Tennessee river on the Mem
phis, GAINESVILLE, and Louisville Railroad,
man was hung by the populace on Thurs
day for expressing sentiments unfavorable
to the South. He was known as Squire
Nicholas.
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FREDERICK, Nd, April 23-In the House
to-day a petition of 2l6 voters of Prince
George County, praying the Legislature to
pass an act Of secession Immediately, was
presented.
The Committee of Federal relations sub
sequently responded that the Legislature
possessed no such power, and the report
was adopted by the House without a d.
vision.
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H. HERMANN, Confectioner on First Street,
sent US pitcher of refreshing lemonade
last evening, that the boys decided was A
No. l, and they concluded they would
make no complaints whenever he saw
proper to do the like again.
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PHILADELPHIA, April 3O.-Trains run
from Washington to Wheeling, but are
searched at Harpars Ferry by secessionis is,
who are all along the route.
PHILADELPHIA, April 29.-It IS again de-
MED that the person arrested was ex-senator
Mason.
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seg@ Come to the Frontier at the, Payil-
ion Hotel on Water street this day as the
whole of the furniture is to be sold at Auc-
ton commencing at 10 o'clock Ladies
and Gentlemen are invited
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Attention {!

The Independent Lamasco Guards, ere
1otifed to meet punctually at II o'clock on
Thursday evening, May I'd, at the hall in
Kroener's Brewery. There will be an cleo
ion of officers.
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Those Ladies DESTROYS of visiting the sol
diers, at camp Baker, to-day, will please
meet at Mr.. McCarer's Church at 3 P. NJ.
Mr.. Ingle has kindly protfered car for
their use, which will leave the Depot at
3 30.
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NEW ORLEANS, April 29.-Ship Ironsides,
hence for Liverpool with 2, 100 bales cotton
and 5000 bbls -four, caught Ere this eve
ming. Tug boats are engaged pumping
water into her in hopes of saving her
Steamers Of the Texas line have been seized
BY order Of the Governor.
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RgRER wye HAIR DIE!
WILLIAM A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE,
The only Harm eSS and Reliable
HAIR DYE KNOWN.


All others mere limitations and should be
av uided If YOU wish to e-cape ridicnle.
GREY RED, or RUSTY HAIR dyed instantly
to "A beautiful aud natural Brown or Black without
the least injury TO hair skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have
been awarded to WIN A. BATCHELoR since 1899, and
over 200 600 applications have been made to the hair
of the PATRONS of this famous Dye.
VIM. A BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces
a color not to he distinguished from nature, and Is
warranted not to inure in the least, however long
il may be continued and the ill effects of bad Dyes
remedied The hair is invigorated for life by this
splendid Dye which is properly applied at No. 10
Bond street, New York.
States, by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
The Genuine has the name, * William A Batch
eor,'' and address upon steel plate engraving, on
the four sides of each box.
E.HOEesals Factory, 81 barclay street,
LIZ Nnrr Nnrk
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HFThe Crescent City Guards want a
Drummer and Fifer. Apply at Camp Baker
on the Fair Grounds.
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Commander at Fort Sumter

I am directed by the President to com
municate to you, and through you to the
officers and men under your command at
Forts Moultrie and Sumter, the appreciation
of the Government of your and their ju-
dicious aud gallant conduct. They tender
you and them the thanks of the Govern
mcnt. Signedl SIMON CAMERON"
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IA The following is the reply of the
Government to Major Anderson's dispatch
announcing the surrender of Fort Sum ter.
1t will be seen the Administration is fully
satisfied with his conduct. They could not
be otherwise
To Major RoRERr ANDERSON,
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p NEW YORK, April 29.-Increase in loans
$1l5,895; decrease in specie 81, 628,6aT.
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ELEVEN BaorHERs IN ONE CoMpANY.-

The Indianapolis Journal of Monday SAYS
Mr.. Bates, of Pendleton, the old gentle
man of 90 years of age, whom we noticed
the other day as having volunteered in
Capt. V4ndeventer's company, from Madi-
son county is said to have eleven sons in
that company. He has certainly done his
duty in furnishing his qnota of volunteers.
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THE successful Introduction and use Of this cee-
bratcd Remedy has been the signal for literal food
of compounds called 9 Bitters" offered Ia various
forms, from quart bottle to fiye-gallOn key, I'M
til this word g. Btters is but another name for
grog,' or some villsinoUs whisky mixture.
But the really great relief derived from the min
ute dose, teaspocnful, Of our medicine,
Bmrhaye's Holland Bitters,
and the entire a5seee o after prostraioa has estab
lished for it a reputa ion which the host Of imita
lions and counterfeits have failed TO undermine this
positively vegetable preparation, with barely sufi-
cent pure sp rits to preserve it,
But one size Of the genuine (HalfPint Bottlea),
price OEE DOLLAR.
It is a medicine of long tried efiicacy for Purify
ing tae Blood, 50 essential tor the domination OF
good health and for correcting disorders OF the
! stomach and bowels.
Two or tIrso doses viii convince tho afflicted Of its
sanitary effects. TIC stomach viii speedily regain
its strength, healthy action Of the liver, bowels,
and kidneys ~ill soon take place, and renewed
health be the quick result
For Eyb'R9zHAs STKO.S5 Try
Boerhave's Holland Bitters.
For HE.4RTB URN; try
BnrhaVe's Holland Bitters.
For .sCEDEFK', TRY
BprhaVe's Holland Bitters.
For EEagTERBR.GsL, Try
! BcerhaVe's Holland Bitters.
For HE2.ED.sCHE, Try
B9rhaVe's Holland Bitters.
For loss or .aPPETETE, Try
BoerhaVe's Holland Bitters.
FOR GOsTFI'EsS.Bss, Try
! BnrhaVe's Holland Bitters.
EaOT- Piles, TRY
/ BerhaVe'S Holland BitterS.
In all Nervous, Rheumatic, and Neuralgia AGec-
tons, it has in numerous il stances proved highly
beneficial, and in others effected decided cure
Read Carefully:
The genuine, ghy-concentrated Boerhave's Hol-
land Btters is put up in half pint bottles only, and
retaied at One Dollar per bottle. The great de-
nand for this truly celebrated medicine has Undue
ed many limitations, which the public should guard
against purchasing
Be,gare Of imposition See nat orr name is on he
tr6eI Of ersry bottle you Juy-
Benjamin Page, Jr., & Co.,
SOLE PROPREETCRsY
PITTSBURGH, PA.
KELLER & WHITE,
AGENTS. EUanSUilJe Ind
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RE.sPLE sUG-zR. MAPLE ST.
GEE gar.-500 lbs choice Maple Sugar just re-
ceived at Il. A. COOKS
aDI2 Eurek p Z%ar.
n FED E.4RDA5O Il % as = ss 4.H -
II Left Lard. put up expressly for tamil use
Just received and for sale iy
CHAS. McJORNSTON,
ar13 Pusev Block
HaE.WS, $40 CLDE z s, S.N"E3 SEs y 5
~ A few more - those nice sugar cured pro-
visions, lately received and for sale 10y
JAS. tkSE NE & CN.,
apr24 20 At Main street
NN/GHATE LX.HR !-75 bBEs W'HzTE
SB lime ffresh), in good cOoperage, for sale
by IapI3) OHAS. McJOHNSTON
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g1 The circulation of the New York
Herald has been interdicted at Atlanta, Ga.
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R-ns..9. AAtchsfOr's Ratr Esys.-- 1'hss
splendid Hair Dye has equal-instantaneous in
efect-Beautiful Black or Natural Brownie
staining the skin or iujuring the Hair-remedies
he absurd and i'll effect of Bad Dyes, and invigo
rates the Hair for life. None are genuine unless
igned W. A. Bachelor" Sold everyw ere.
CHAS. BATCHELOR,t 1prletor,
septic 81 BarcIay-st, NeOy York
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p IsUEeIslES E'dCsVIB d o I u C@''V " ~
ap1I " Late 233 Broadway New York.

Combination Of the AsOsUcIs.-IEOSO
many of our citizens are suffering from this die
ease, and expecting to be cured by the of vio
lent purgatives, which debilitate the system and
cause a return of tho disease with increased asper
ity? Is it not better t. have remedy that will
cure, by giving strength and vigor to the bowels,
enabling them to perform their functions in nat
ural manner? Such remedy is Hoohand's Ger
man Bitters. 1t will not purge you, but by its
great invigorating and tonic properties, will give
your system a tone that will enable it to perform
all its functions in vigorous and natural manner.
Fer sale by all druggists and dealers IL medicines
at rs cents per bottle. apl62wd
a soOEHGsf- Syrup FOY. GHSIdress nag
be found in Hunnewelrs Universal Cough Remedy,
aud fair trial for comparison is the only way do
it justice. The great error Of installing a quiet,
or sleep in the child when produced by preparation
of opium, so largely used in such preparations,
not only against all natural laws, but is the first
and sure step to a diseased constitution. When an
opiate is required for the child from three to 81 Z
drops OF the ToIu Anodyne, given with the Cough
Remedy, will give all the natural effects, and leave
no bad ones to injure the system. ap2-1md
WSaEBsss or the Stomach and Fnds-
| Observation-Disclosures great cure effected by Beer
! have's Holland Bittors. The wife of Pietre De
White, living in Holland Town, Sheboygan county
| Wisconsin, suffered much from weakness of the
stomach and indigestion. She had been under ;
physician's for time, but the disease
seemed to battle his skill. She purchased some
| HOLLAND BITTERS at our Office, which ha
given tone to her stomach; her appetite and he
strength are returning, and firmly believe tina
this is another great cure effected by your medicine
We have still to record many wonderful cures ef
fected by this remedy, but must wait another op
portunity. One thing you rely upon, what W
have published are from persons much respected i
our community, and are literally true.
| J OI-TNTrs
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other coae-ir.tF q zee 49,
Unio GeZazS aa So
Illa 1..at.sr dressing bats fSAas g SS5AFe. q Z
Renfrew & Magenta : 8sT
somethi'g F.uey. ~
Soft Ea IS
OF every conceivable shape and color --latest styles
Gaps! Gaps! Caps!
All III leading styles fJf spring and summer just
received
Ia t s & C a ps
A splendid assortment Of f-ucy hats eul caps
3 oys S p orting Ha t s
CT every description and price.
Gas sim ere Hats.
All stylos and prices
Soft eaver Hats
For summer wear, as light as feather,
TAUTIER & MARC0NNIER'S,
No. 80 Main street.
FL - IA - w "a 9 E
sPRING SALES OF 1861!!!
JACOB STRAUB & SON,
No. II Min street,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
Prices to prompt Customers
inst 40 favorable As Eastern !!
We are daily receiving additions TO our stock OF
leading hardware, comprising
Axes,
Table and Pocket Cutlery,
Shears and Razors,
Mill and Cross-Cut Saws,
Strap and Butt Hinges,
Door Locks and Latches,
Shovels and Spades,
Garden Hoes and Rakes,
Hey and Manure Forks,
Grass and Grain Scythes,
Briar Scythes,
Scythe Stones,
Sneaths and
Cradles,
Grass Hooks,
Trace and
Log Chains,
EIames,
Sleeves and
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Infant Ia t s 81 c a ps
A splendid assortment Of flucy hats euL caps
spring and summer y,es.
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G a ps! Caps! Caps!
All III leading styles f,f spring and summer just
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3 oys Sporting Ha t S
CT every description and price.
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CINcINEATI, April % River fallen 10
ches. Now l84 feet in the channel
ercury go
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Gas i'm re III 8 is.
All stylcs and prices.
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So t II q Il
OF every conceivable zhaa and color. --latest styles.
The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1861-12-14
Vote du Senat sur Ia Question daionrne-

Vote du Senat sur Ia Question d'alonrne-
mpnt.-On salt quela Uhambre await vote
me resolution pour REQUIREMENT de la
Legislature d Ia Nouvelle Orleans, ct que
cette resolution await etc repoussee parle
Senat. Dams la seanee du 80, NJ. Flour
noy propose De rerrenara l. yo.r sen
consideration. ct s.. -, II E:.s+st :tr tti
vote de Is oui contIt II i"i.. sai:5s stt~
lie passage final de la resolution, IL vote Sc
partagea ainsi
Pour affirmative NM. Labatut,
Laidlaw, Leefe, Lawrence, Patterson
Salomon, Sudday, Sanders, Iexada,
Wilson, Wall ct Weightman-13 oui.
Pour la negative NJ NJ. Barrow, But
fington, Dupuy, Fuller, Gardere. Can't.
Lott, McKneely, Moore, MorelandNewill
Oswald ct Tete-13 non.
CONNIE il y'avait partagge, lie president
pro tempore du Senat. B. W.Prarce, 2 vote
pour la negative, ct Ia ro'n!atinF srSt
%trouvee detinitive,nrn; rtp"lS>er. e.
rejet a neecrssite un a%journeiaet de Ia le-
gislature jusqu'au -, atm de permettre
aux comites de venira la NouveIleO Orleans
prendre les renseignements don't lis ont
Jun besoin indispensable.
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AUX ANCIENS ABONNES DU "PELICAN."

Depuis quelques minutes settlement,
lie "Pelican" est devenu notre;propriete
%personnelle ct exclusive. Desormais de
rapports suivis ct reguliers seront etablis
entire nous ct nos abonnes, ct les ressour-
ces employees jusqu'ici a la marche du
journal seront considerablement augmen-
tees.
Nos amis ct co-paroissiens a qui &c
numero est adresse, ct qui ne nous lie
renverrons pas, seront places par nous
Il notre' premiere liste don't Pabonne-
ment datera de ce jour; c'est une faveur
que nous .reclamons du plus grand nom-
bre DIES anciels l%ecteurs du "Pelican'
ct de ecu qui sont toujours applaud a
nos fables efforts dams d'autres capaci-
ties. Jusqu'a ce que rabondance du pa
pier nous lie permette, notre TRACE sera
Unite atm que nos abonnes ct nos echan-
ges soient Requirement ct fidelement
servis. A sarhedi proclaim notre pro
fession de fol, ou plut6t la preface de
Peuvre que nous commencons.
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Aux MATTRESS DE P0STE.

Messieurs les Maitres de Poste de
notre paroisse sont prizes d'agir CONNIE
nos agents ct de concourir a la prospe-
rite de notre %feuille, en- cherchant a EN-
augmenter la circulation ct en- nous fai-
SAINT parvenir Solvent des renseignemens
utiles. Apartir du Ter %janvier proclaim
lis auront droit a une annon ~annuelle
g~ratuite dun carre dams lie "Pelican."
Messieurs, envoyez vos ordres.
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AVIS DETECTION.

Bureau du sherif-Par. des Avoyelles.
EN- vertu dune Proclamation de son
Excellence THOMAS O. MOORE,
Gouverneur de 'l'Etat de aLouisiane,
datee du 6 decembre 1861, une election
aura lieu 4
Mardi lie game jour de deeembre. 1861.
A Pefet d'elire I'm Senateur pour les
paroisses DIES Avovelles, Pointe-Coupee
ct Quest Feliciana, pour remblir le siege
declare vacant de Honorable FeneIon
Cannon.
Les Bottles. detection serent ouvertes
a 8 heures ?, NJ jusqu'a 4heaures P. M.
dams chaque lieu detection, atm de re-
cueillir les votes de tous les votants du-
sment qualife de la paroisse des Ave-
yelles, sous Ia surveillance des Commits
saires NOMINEES a Get efet dams les diffe-
rents precincts de la, paroisse. s5. :
Les retours dddment certHies de ladite
election seront fats par. les commissaires
dams lie delai vouln par Ia loi.,
Fait ct signe d mon office, a Marks.
vile IL IA ~desce1nbre 1861.
44 P. p NORMAND. Sheriff
~
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Prophetic dn Herald en- ls6e.-Le He.

Prophetic dn Herald en- lS6o.-Le He
raid de New-Y ork, Journal gai depnis six
mois soutient Linealn dams sa politique
de guerre, prophetisait i Y q un an, lie 80.
octobre 1860, quplques jours avannt le
lection, EN- ces terlnes
Les fanfaronnades du Nord sur la CO.
erection lie snnt que d'oisiYes rallieries ct
aucun homme d G.tat. aucun militaire de
bon sens, lie pent songrr a une telle folle.
En- tout cas-. Ii prevention est mellleure
que la guerison; mails dams le cas- on ces
Etats seEaient separes, aucune pursuance
humane ne saurait le~sareuDir. Ella con-
Quite politique, sage, patriotique q suivre
pour les hsmmes du Nord est done de
prevenir la catastrophe non par lie fer ct
le feu, mails au %scrutin, en- renversant ie
parti revolutionnaire DIES republicains,
qui est la seule cause de latitude alar-
mantle du Sud etqui sera la cause de la
desunion.si les Etats lu Sud Sc retirent.
Mais meme sill ny await pas de Sc
CeSsioil, TT 81 ell eas u tltClioH NC LIZ
coin on souffrais nu'in9lt iuaugure, il y
@aurait pepdaatl lWoehaines IN
nets un conHfN a |Intre lie Nord ct
lie Sud, ct la plIs gsde efffervesceace
regnerait. car letstd aurait a defendre
ses institutions s%ecijles ct ses intefets
materials contrete parti dominant du
Nord. et II on rtsH,lterait uue les opera-
tons 1~,armoniet& $ tE,tre les deux sec
tions s%eraisnt npletement detruites,
suspendues, le elasnt des dettes DIES
~marc4ands du SIN AL K ,naisons du Nord
arrete ct les interAe oommerciaux ct ma
n;fscturiers s~erNieIA t;lines. =
De sor'e que dNf l'hypothese de l'e-
lection de Lincoln r4il y ait III non seces-
sion. ii ny a pas de Faute, qu'elle ne pro
onise an Nord m ddahstre ct des souffran-
Ills f'le Ia pays n,eldaum jamais eprou-
YES. 4a$s ia.
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Co qua dit Lord Lyons.--Un c%orrespon-
dant ecrit de Washington au "Commer-
cial'' de Cincinnati:
Malgre toutes ses denegations, Lord
Lyons u etc assez indiscret pour dire,
dams upe conversation generate, peu de
temps apr6s l'arrestation de Mason ct
Slidell, que naturellement lis seront rem
dus. Comprenant l'effet de SEES paroles
sur lie pays, il a depuis garde lie sill ence,
ct repond a ceux at. l'interrogent quill
ma rien a dire jusqu'a ce quill ait recu
DIES instructions.
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ULe plus jeune des fills de r'Hon.
A. NJ. Gray, Rutin S. Gray, Went de
MOURN en- Virginie. Nous avons etc son
professeur pendant trois ans III High
Scholl. Notre partie anglaise enregistre
une relation %touchante de la mort de ce
regrettable ieune citoyen.
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y. CAXAUN. !

mportateur de rms, cau-de-ri;e de Co.
gnac, hqueurs, .fruifs 4 Teuu-de-riie.
y1abrzcant ct d1st'Aateuy de Hqse~rs,
brandtes' e autrss cordiann. .52at.
J. CAZAUX a fl,honnenr de p%reyenir SEES
nombreux clients ,qu'ils trouveront t~oujours
dams ses magasins Wins ordinaires ct wins
fins de Bordeaux EN- barriqIes ct en- caisses.
Eau-de-vie de Cognac ct de MontpalFer.-
Whiskey Monangahela, Tuscaloosa. ct Hieuy
Bourbon-Rhum de Ia Jamaique-Gcn;arfs ct
Curago dc. Hollande-Peches. Abriccts. i.rt-
nes. .Chinois ct Cerises a l'eau-de-vic.AHGrita-
bic Guignolet d hangers. &C., ne. '1"5
Les liaueurs distillees dams son laboratoila
continent, CONNIE par lie passe. a meriter les
suffragges des amateurs.- = a %toujours en- main !;
Cremes des. Barhate g de Vaniile. de Rot..
de GroseilIe, de Parfait AKour, de M;.ras1niu,
de Dantzig. de Noyau, de Vespetro, &c. &c. ~
& oct. lS6O.-la.