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The Boston Courier, of Friday, contains the
following private letter from Hon. Edward Ever.
ett to citizen of Virginia, which was handed
to il by its author:
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N. N.B.-Landlords and persons Wishing quantities Of
Paper will make money by buying Of US. Country
Merchants and persons from abroad will do we'll to call
and see US. [upril 1.demeodl RIA.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-19
Gov, Jachson's Proclamation.

Sr. Lotus, Mo, June l3th.-The fol-
lowing is Governor JackSon's Procla-
nation
\ series Of unlOokcd-fur and unparal-
lclcd acts have been inflicted upon the
peace and dignity of this coInnoa'-
wealth, aud upon the right and hbcr-
ties Of It's people, by wicked and nn-
principlrd men, protesting TO act under
tie authority of the Federal Govern
ment. Solemn enactInents of your
Legislature have been nulliiied. Your
volunteer soldiers have been arrested
with her sister States have
been suspended trade with your W
rc~lluw-citizcns has been subject to the
harassing control of armed suIdIery (;
peaceful citizens have been imprisoned
without warrant unotlendiug and de-
fcncelcSs men, wUIne and children
have been ruthlcsSly shut down and
murdered, and other unhearable lndIg-
mites hcaped upon your State and your
/ selves.
10 this you have submitted with pa
triotic forbcarance, which has only en-
cuuraged more daring usurpatlons. My
/ object has been L. preserve peace ana
avert wal from our borders. With that
view, Gen. Price arranged with Gen,
Harvey. The State Government faith
fully adhered to the agreement. The
Federal Government manifested its dis
appreciation by the dismissal Of Gen.
Harvey, and commenced a proceeding
utterly hostile To the agreement waIv'
ing the dignity Of Missouri.
/ solicited an interview with General
Lyon, and made propositions more hon
horable to the Federal Government than
to Missouri, that if the Fcderalists
would withdraw, | would pledge to dis
band the militia, forbid the introduction
of arms into the State, protect all cltt
zcns Regardless of their political opln-
ions), repress all instructions, main
tain a strict neutrality ; and II nec@s,
sary to carry out these pledges, ! would
[ call for Federal assistance. Nothing
!, but the desire to avert civil war could
have induced these humiliating proPro-
%sitiuns. These propositions were reJect
ed.
Governor Jackson calls for 50,OW
militia to repel the invaders.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-19

MoRE OUTRAGEs BY THE LINCoLNITEs -
A letter to the Richmond Dispatch, da-
ted Norfolk, June 4tt, says:
The Lincoln hirc!ings are still bent
ON carrying out their ilcndish ends. Be-
sides their deeds Ut plumber, may re-
sort 10 other and more vile and inlluman
crimes in the outragcs of Our women
and children. 4 young lady, daughter
of "a respectable farmer living III the
vicinity of Newport News, was taken
by these reckless villains and imprison,
cd in Fortress Monre, where, Judging
from what has already been done, a
most foul and inhumau outrage will be
perretrated. Already have poor aud
helpless women and children been treat
ed i'll this manner, too revolving to think
Of. Besides Miss Lee, several CtheI
ladies are prisoners at this fort, where
helpless and alone, the mercy of Coz
can only release them.
In Hampton, also, a young man, for
merry of this city, was taken, dlveste'
Of his clothing, and compelled to wal
the distance of three miles to FortIes
Monroe, where he was confined as pris
oner. Does not the heart shrink ut sue
deeds OF cruelty /; and must the oliel
ders go unpublished
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-19
NeW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SPECIAL N e.

To Ee Editor 0fftc Ga=, he and SentiacL.
You will please publish The following order OF
Judge u. D. AVERY. granted upon the petition
Of the members OF the bar and citizens OF tins
Parish
For the reasons set forth in the foregoing pc
firion. II j. ordered That the ensuing term OF the
Fiih Judicial District Court for The Parish nl
lbrrylle. TO lie held on the lth Monday Of July,
lsGl. be and the same is hereby adjourned Tor
that term siac tie. and it is further ordered that
the sand ~perl'ion. together with this order, be
filed and spread Oh the Minutes OF The Count. and
he published in he Gazette y Sentinel for the
inlormfIlou OF he public
t>j-ncdl DAHL D.
Judge Of the Filth Judicial District;
Filed June lilh, 1861.
VI. 4. E>rrvAN. Clerk.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-19

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GRo>sF ILTE. June ID, 1861.
To ". 4. HrnitnrH. LS9.
nEAk SIR Nv name having hren announced
several unrs IA ypuT paper a. II candidate Tor Tire
office ui Recorder wItInut consultation with me-
) on " i'll pleas discontinue snId annon"ccn"nt and
announce me ns u candidate tor SurIih. Nud rh1lsr
lOur-, very respectfully, rIc..
los. u. EkMiN.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-19
joins VI. HADES,

Surg. 6. 5. A., Med. Dis. Dept, La.
Ev the above It will be seen That instead Of
being absent " lthout leave, aud spending his
time to no purpose in New Orleans, whilst
his regiment was on is way TO the set OF war
Col. IIebert was sick; It /, proper to state
that during his convalescence, he wa employ
eG in making rurcha>esto complete the eqnIp-
men, Of his regiment. In CONCLUSION, will
also state that the Col. has recovered his health
and Joined his regiment. at the bead Of which
he Will prove hmself equal to any emergency.
a. FRIEND.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-19
Special Orders No. i6

ESPECIAL UruCIS W. TO ]
IIrAp QUARTERS, MiIt. Dist. La. C.S.A.l
New Orleans, May 80. 1861.
". The leave of absence granted To
GIL. Louis iIcbcrt, 3rd RcGt. La. Vols,
e. 5. s., on account of his health, 10y
special Orders, No -, My 18th, 1861,
is extended until June 2nd. 1861
Ey order Of Col. ?. O. !]icHcrr,
II. B~uIlHoUyEK.
Mai. Rcgt Art, y. \. \. u, c. \.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-19
FOR sEiEIEET.

II We sre authorized TO anu"uuoe Joseph AZ.
ErwIu. E.a., a, a candidate irr the ohire Of sheriff
If ,h,, Parish al the next November election.
NJ. Ediior You wiIl please announce JILL PETIT
as candidate for sheriff, .ubiect TO The drc'sipH oi
the State Rights Democratic ConN cutur.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-19
FOR ASSESSOR.

M Editor: Pleas, aunopuce the nam" Of z. no
DOLPH VERBOI>. E,q. as Il Democratic thnd''
ate for Assessor for the parish Of lber'iIie. >"'Jcct to ''
State Righrs Democratic Convention.
We are authorized to announce ERNEST CAL
LERY. the prescott Incumbent a> a 'and'da'e Tor re-
election to the office of Assessor, subject 10 the deci'i"" OF
the State Right. Democratic Convention.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-19
CANDIDATES FOR ELECTION
FOR CONGRESS.

We are authorized to announces COZ. ii' !" 10
Ken, Of West Batou Ko"gc. a. d ''n"'"''' !" ''"
gree. of the Confederate States Tor the ~
,loaal District, composed Of the Parishes o' We" i'"
eiaua, Point CouPer, II Landry LA''se'e' '"'''
H., p,,oo Eous.. Ibery.llr, -. Mary ard ST Martin.
Election nrst Monday M November.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-19
Nenl ADVERTISEMENTS.
CONF AND GET BARGAINS,
FOR CASH ONLY!
". LUKk.

FRANCIS ". LUKk.
Main street, Wear the Coxrf-fEo"se'
THANKFUL 10 the Publ Tor past iavors, ne
soliciis a brisk continuance OF the same Tor
the future. As he is very DESTROYS oil selling out
he offers his goods at reduced prices. de has a
.rest, aud wellselected stock oil
Ladies, Dress Goods,
French Jsconets, Organizes Indiennes. etc. Eng
lish Bareges, Fancy Briiliantines, GIngharns,
Chalies aud Grisailles, Black Alspacos, DelalneS,
Calicoes. &c. ShawIs OF various styles.
Brown and Bleached Cottons,
White Brillanie, Nantook, Bishop Lawn, PLAIN,
stripped and checked Swiss Muslins, Table Linen,
MEETINGS, Irish Linens, Linen Crash, Table Co
yers. Napkins and Towels, Brown ana Bleached
Madapolams, Shawls and H'dkis. in every style,
Cotton and woollen Damask Table Covers.
English and Saxon Hosiery Viz:
Ladies' and Misses Stockings Gentlemens' aud
Bows socks. drawers, undershiIts, &c.
DENNIS, Checks, Jeans,
A,takapas and French Cottonades. Linen Stuffs
Ready Made Pants, Flannel and Hickory Shirks
&c, &c. &c.
y B-The advertiser is sorry 10 say that the
shin " Bremen with a quantity OF foreign
cool Is on board, consigned TO him, has been pre-
vented from entering New Orleans, thereby he
il compelIed 10 dsappoint those friends TO whom
he had promised a new style oil fresh goods
Among which, is a complete assortment of fnC
Saxon and ciIesisn Dama'k Table Covers, Nap
kins and Towels a~Pll-2ni-lelo
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-19
O RECORDER.

Ma. EpIroR: You will please announce the name OF
ADOlPHE HEgEiIT. Esq- Ne a Candidate for
the Office OF Recorder OF the parish Of lherS'lle. subject
to the decision Of the State Rights Democraus Ion'en-
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-19

WELL PIcTrKED An exchange speak
ing of Geo d. Prentice, the editor Of
the Louisville Journal, says
lie has widsom but it is nightly per-
verted. Ever since he began his politi-
cal career, it has been one perpetual
stride Of hypocrisy and personal abuse.
His moral character is below par, and
has been So ever since he commenced
to daOblc i'll politics. He is 4 man of
dcbascd habits intemporamcc and IL
crntiousncss are cunsplcuouly stamped
upon every feature, especially tue lat
ter. His vicious habits and oft-repeat-
Cd ill-treatmcnt of his wife, drove her
from him 10 become all outcast upon
society at large. He is a political
weather-cock, and Il man whose SANDER
is no diSgrace-a manroi low cunning
a creaping coward, and dishonest CHI
zen. His popularity is spurious and ILL
gotten famed for billingsgate, and
doubly renowned for his natural licen-
tiousncsS ; u mouldering mass of mi
quity-such is Geo. ID. Prentice.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-19
TERMS OF ADVEETIsING.

ONE DOLLAR 81 CO.. per square Of ten nae; or a., :.
.crtinn. aud Fifty Goats for each s"o-"H"""' '",'Ii ~
uon. NHbcral discount. haw"'er. 81 hr-r'''-> W
a., made uu aaN~crtIscmrut> inserted Tor i""sf' ""'
thau two months, as fOiiO~s'
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-19
INV ORLEANS, La, !
lime Sih ID

I hereby certify that Col. Louis He
bert. 3rd Ergt. La. Vol, was for sever
al days during the latter part Of May
last. sick and under my charge, contin-
ii 10 his room and bed, and that nc was
to unwcll at the time to join his regi-
mcut.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-19
FOR SHERIFF.

Mn. EpnoR Please announce my name in your paper
a . Candidate for the next S~herifaliy Of this parish.
GUSTAVE LAVE.
BAYOU Goula, April 18th, l5Gl.
We are authorized 10 announce J. VI. Ett's asS
Candidate for sheriff ut the en- suing Fall election.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-19

\ NoBLE ACT.-Maj. James Freeman,
one of the wealthiest men in Georgia,
says that he will give all his negroes
can make (over his family support for
the benefit of the Confederate States
during the war, and that if it be found
necessary, he will sell his lands and ne
groes, and give the proceeds to the Con-
federacy.
He has contributed considerably to
the volunteer companies of his county,
and is willing and waiting a chance to
give more. When (~pertinently asks
the Charleston Courier) will the glori
ouse cause of freedom lag, when Geor
gia and the South are full Of such men
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-19
SkirmiSh Near independence.

=. Louis. juno lT.-Gov. Jackson
will make his first stand al Boouvlilc, .
a town situated on the right bank u
the Missouri river, forty-cIght miles
northwest of Jefferson City.
Rumors are current that the Missouri
State Convention will he called togetlI-
er Immediately.
Ben. McCulioch is said to be at Fort
Smith, Ark, with 10000 men.
Twelve Illinois regiments are station
ed within two hours march of ST. Louis.
Two thousand State troops are at
Boonvillc. The SccessioniSts have full
sway Of both sides of the Missouri riv.
or from Kansas to Boonvillc, and are
| well prepared for a fight.
\. skirmish occurred near lndepcn-
dence. III which the fcderalists were
beaten. .
Patriots are burning all the railroad
bridges. ,
IIAGERsrowX, June l7.-Six hundred
troops are still at Harrer'S Ferry.
The Southern pickets arc again OPP
posite Williamsport. The Confederate
troops have burned seventy locomotives.
FORTRESS MONROE, June l5th.-Gen.
Butler demands $4,000 additional men.
LOUISVILLE, June lit is reported
that Gov. Magofin orders no Tonnes
seeans to occupy the Kentucky islands
in the Mississippi. 1t is also reported
that a detachment of the State Guard
has been ordered to Columbus.
RICHMOND, June l6.-PaSsengers from
Winchester, who arrived here to-day
confirm the report of the evacuation, o.
rather partial evacuation, of Harper;
Ferry.
The evacuation is considered provis
ional, and is approved here.
~-9-~
ISrEREsrING.--The y. \. Tribune il
speaking of the subjugation of tn
South, says:
1t is evident that strong measure
. must be used. 1t is sheer nonsense t
think of keeping an immense army t
keep them in subsection after we COZ
quor them, they must be driven froI
; the South. To this end, we propos
: that the Federal government make
q grant Of the Utah Territory TO then
= They will certainly choose banishmer
to annhilation.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-19


SPEEIyG NEGRoGs.-Thc New York
Tribune has AN article recommending
that tie slaves taken by the Abolition
soldiers from their masters, should he
put to hard work III making batteries,
and then makes this mysterious rvopo-
sitiun
Then. too, if the exigencies Of the
campaign require SO summary a pro-
cerdlnr. these contraband bipcds might
bc dcStroycd-as property. For example,
when nno are about To be aban-
doncd TO the enemy, Il prudent General
causes them to be spiked. and so thor
ougEIy spiked as Il DC forever worth
less. as cannon to the foe. So, rs t.
I negroes who had served in She Union
camp. if our army We're compelled Il
let them fall into the enemies hands,
they must first spike them, as property,
so that they would be good for uotn-
ing to the foe and, to make thorough
work of it, the negroes must be lnstruc
. ted To tell the rebels, who might try L
use them, that they were spiked"
Spiking negroes as they spike can
non. What does the wretch mean
Does he propose to cut of the hand
and feet. TO MAIN and mutllate tn
slaves when they can no longer max
use of them ? No crime is too horr
bic for the New York Tribune, aud
would not surprise us if this is reall
what it Rihmond DSpatA.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-19
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

THREE DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS 50 % Tor
one wear. M advance. FIVE DOLLARS s5Uol 1"
not paid III advance.
SINGLE COPiES-Ien Gents.
M sub, cription will ba di,rnntiuuea unless I "rii'n no.
ne, 20 that affect Is received rom the subscriber INN
eel. aud ali arreargcS paid.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-19

Sa~Lazy girls make rich men poor,
and industrious girls make poor men rich
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-19
PROGRESS OF Thu VAR.
From the Delta Of tue l0;h)
TIE WAR IN MISSOURI.
Illinois Volunteers Entering
the State.
GOV. JACKSON AT WORK!
C5Dcdtruies JoiRing Missouri .

Sr LorIs. June Ijth.-lIliuols volun-
rcrrs have entered Missouri II llannI-
bal.
Gov. Jackson, with cars and locomo-
tivrS. is going West, burning the
bridges as ne proceeds.
1t is said that Il large number q: Con
fcderal,s from Arkansas and N"rthcrh
Texas, are ready 10 move on Gov. Jack
sons invitation.
Mr. Tucker. Of the State journal, has
been arrested.
Hermann, June 18th The Steamer
Louisiana. the third of the invading
fleet. is here to take Oh Col Eo.uSltinS
regiment.
Postal NattcrS.
Washington, June laIb.-EIair has
d.ypatchrd tn the Postmaster ut Louis
vile. as follows
Orders requiring mail matter coming
from disloyal States to tie held for post
age. docs not imply To- prevent delivery
on payment Of postage
EracutiOn Of Hdypcr'S Ferry.
NJ L.. .,...ul
't''t,t"' '", ,'d prn.s ;rs, from
'-o'u '.,I.aI ll.;uht. over Inokjrg
t"' "''i.,m, a.. Ferry has Irrn
ii".PL' ,,Iy aL,nt 1000
~ n,,aininr
The route ui the main body WAS l.!
nin:L,. ,var,ls charleston and .ShcI,-
TI.a t.;r.. ~ >%r,hrrd,town has
rLa C,r,Lnrn ,;.L..,. l.vc hccu with.
,.a' V..ii,~.n.r,
fefcT"t H'ftf0Tv h0rcMe"'S'
A'tA''''r' '"''e i4'' 't.,c -,
jafE movements are ''9' '"
sequence ct ''e N'0"''''' "
r','E.
=" 'h'.' VIII IL "'''
WasLinr,"n. June 18th Genera
Srhrnrk has been ordered 10 cross Tia,
pntnr,, with hi, brigade.
Au attack from Gen Bcnuregard i
~, -,aaud.d.
CT. H,t.,,
"7"i" '''''l Tho ,.J e g,
I'n. L,.n ron,,vcJ from ycstcr
;, J I,,, ,'-"a..,Jimo. a. 1.-Two convrn,ior
VIC" T;rIHnia., 49,, of s,,.,
, ,,,r;l l-tL s,o,d a. follows
. r. .a.o..;,, : ,raipst N
The iYprnnl Show changes. and tn
final vote stood lO3 III favor ct the Pa
t sage Of the ordlnahcc.
On the llth INST. the ordinance wa
signed by 81 members several Gel
gates beng absent III ING war SlckneS
having deferred others ana one zap
:. alists at Fairfax.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-19
Direct Importation of
RHENISH WINES
AND ~KIRSCH-LIQUOR.
= x. LURk.

.Uaia Street, Mar tic the Court Horse,
ID E~PECTrCLLY informs tur public that ne
II has lately received nom Germany, II large
,fnrk of rx~rrIieu, and Genuine
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-19
PLAQUEMiNE:
Wednesday. June 19 1861.

~ We won d call attention t" the adgrr-
t-srmrntS fMr. +. y. LURK. who has a tiHc
lot OF Dry Goods ior >a,e cheap lnr Cash. He
also has liquors Of the finest brand. lie IT,
yitcs his friends 10 test their g"nunLcsS.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-19
From Fortress Monroe.

Fortress Monroe, June l4th.--No in
formation has been received here about
the movement of the Suuthcrners.
The Fortress III reality is invested,
except by sea. No egress or ingress is
safe. Movements are impossible.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-19

He offers the said articles Tor Il prompt sale
al moderate puces. and does not doub, Uut that
heir quality will meet with general appreciation.
- Please call and laslr them.
L. RfuEMRER that Ad1iphe Grass. Ed,
Merchant. II R,>eda!e. and Nicholas Wax. Batou
Rouge. -. Louis street, Keep always d cous'Sn-
men; OF u> liquors Oh hama, and viii receive
orders tor him. JeI2-ir.y.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-19
Rendezvous OfFedeyaL Forces.

Chicago, June 15th.-Orders have
been issued for twelve regiments to
rendezvous as follows : Four at Quincy,
four at Alton, and three at CareyyllIe,
On the 18Th
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-19
ENTARY'SAEET.

CoMrLAISING.-We see no reason why
the Virginian rebels should complain so
bitterly of the atrocities perpetrated
upon them, their rebellious conduct
deserves all the tortures that can be
~ingeniouSly applied.-LOuisrM Journal.
This Sepoy editor should be immedi-
ately shipped to Delhi, d. e., where his
natural sympathies for his fellow-man
should have full scope in a practical
sense. We can find no words for com-
mentation. However, We sympathize
with this poor deluded creature, and
bcspcak for him comfortable quarters
in suIne far distant kot-house.