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Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-14
MAHYSVELLE PAhK COURSE

dI--lu~-<A--a s6ss-<----@s@-Ses-<.-.as
MAsYSVELLE PAhK COURSE.
SPRING MELTING.
TUE REGULAR SPRING MtE1ING of the Mssrys-
Il vile Park Association viii conulGnce Mon.
First Day--a prii I'D.
swcepstake for three year Is for the following
conutes-l uha, suffer, Butt, rehpma and Coiusl.-
Nr heats. sub. crpton 80, with 800 added by the
Proprietor II three start "a the race.
sANEDAY.
Purse b free g. ala tro,t r livery horses or hot
'es owned y Marysvil, wile heats, three in five, to
harness. 81 entrance added to the purse three or
more TO start to nuke race
second Day--Tuesdey.
propre'or, g par.. t0o NILE aa9 % ,gs for all hoT-
Three or mOrc 10 start 20 make a race.
SAME DAY.
Purse $2o. free for AZ spanish horses mile heats
IS eatralc a4dei. Three or more to MAKE a race.
Third Day.-Tednesday.
Pos. Stake; lr,a for all ages; two mile heats $500
subscription, p'Hy OPP pay. 1hteeor more to FIJI the
500 is tDe race ts rua. nee AL! The above stake
r. mare and close On Monday, April q, with the
Proprietor.
Purse i-J free f,c a. troying horses owned in Yu-
ba, Sutter, Butte, Tehana and CDlusi 10 harness -;
mile heats, Three IA Eve. 20 entrance added. Three
or more to start ~ make race.
SANE DAY.
Parse s 3 ; free for an saddle Lorses that
a race Entrance free three or more TO make the
race single dash OF q mile.
Fourth Day--Thursday.
Fsopdetor's Purse 30, m e heats; free for ALL
Three TO enter and two 10 -.'lt TO make race.
Fifth Day--Friday.
Association Parse si+oi two Ale heats rree fer ali.
Three to enter and two 90 start to make the race.
sixth Day--Saturday.
Association Purse 4l5o mile heats, three IN five
Three 10 enter and t"1 to start t. axe q race.
sAME DAY.
Trottiug Purse SO free for all second class trot.
ting horses owned iu Marysvlle, TO harness. - en-
trance added to the purse.
Racing men and TIE public generally may rest as
sured tlist the Purses above advertised, VIII be
hung up AZ the Judges stauu regularity at the appoint
ed hour Of each day.
Te per cent entrance on the above purses, which
are free for al running horses, mares, colts, des and
geldngs.
The foregoing races will be run according to the
rules OF the MarysYllls Park Association, which will
be strictly enforced.
All entries to close at the Judges stand on the
Track on the evening Of the day preceding each
race, AZ O'Clock.
The track has been put in complete order and Is
now in fine condition to receive horses. Those who
may viii to train heir animals cauLaye opportu-
nlty Of doing
Fine stabhng Recommendations are on the premises,
and az abundance Of excellent water nothing will be
found wanting conductive to health amt conve fence.
Ample accommodations will he provided at th- Park
llou Tor visitors wi h board and lodging, il desired.
\. B.-The above races viii positively come Oh ut
the above time and I-ostponement, and ecisey at
II O'Clock each day, as advertised.
"r4 td R.T. O'HANLoN, Proprietor.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-14
Nj RYSVILLE
FEMALE SEMINARY.
T. street, between 7til and Stla.
TEACHERS {:

TEACHERS
MRS T.. C. POSTON g.. ........ ....... Principal.
MISS MARY Il. JEWETT T...............A Assistant.
MR.. N. BROOKS. ...... ........ Teacher OF Drawing
TIME Fourth Scholastic Year Of this Institution VIII
1 commence on MONDAY, AUGUST 27th 1.G0.--
The year is divided into two Terms, Of twenty two
weeks each with short vacation at Christmas, and
a longer one during the summer months.
TERMS PER MONTH OF FOUR WEEKS.
Higrer English Branches ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s. q
Primary ..... . ..... ............ ... 90
Languages each ........ ..... ......... 90
Board ,incuding Washing. ...............30 90
Music Pinn Guitar or Melodian .........1O 90
Drawing L Painting, Water Cocrs. 90. ........ 90
Painting in Oil Colors ...........-..... 90
Lessons in Wax Work, Leather Work, Embroid-
cry, each ch................... ............... on
B.-Board and Tuition payable every month IN
advance No deduction made for abse ce, except in
cases of protraced Sickness Each boarder is reQur
ed to be furnished with beddrs, towels and napkins,
silver spoon and fork. jy2S
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-06

Il,...-. ma LIN 0I Id INIUTSTANE, ?
ontBaru ct sc sont preseut6 devant moi, --Ju,. ro
"N en- ct pour Ia parosse ct vile des Charles Brpes
President ct H. p Janyie sGcretao eui eynp Eta doer
a''emehS declarent dissent que at cssu est une
e&@ce " e9Freee DIES ves de Ia Compagne Assurance Mutu
ellie de Ia E4oul6iaae. CHAS HRTGEs p-o,L.t
Ii. p. JASTIEE, SGcretaire.
1861. II II ,IrTCIrrr 5U''
ja7 30t .Ture de Pal, da l., ca.nIa i
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UNION BANK LOUISIANA }
New 'r1eanN Tnn e. 1861 {
RALANCEES UNCLAIMED, PUBLISHEn In CON
~ tOmlfY with
FEONIE MUTUAL INSURANCE. COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS

Office - Mo. as Camp street.
Amount Of Premiums for the year ending Sit De.
0A AN"hooti loo' ,435 I68 81
c,!r trustees fnVe declared dividend of FORTY PER
zen after paying 81 PER CENT interest on ali ts nnt
standing S%rn, and redeem IN cash SEVENTY FTvI pTp
GENT of the Scrip issue OF 1887 ~ 3" 'A'
i"rrreS md rgdeInpLc Sc H. M, AHA IN ,,,t ~ An.
hT Ih February 1861 Certificates for the yenr 1870 deIivsr
able On and after the 18th Of NNrch next 49, ~ ''i' o'
tan 4. BROTHER. President
IalV ON JAMES II. WHEELER E4crafarv
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from the books of the Company
A. BROTHER President.
JAMES H. WHEELER, Secretary.
STATE LOUISIANA,
fhtish OF Orleans, City OF New Orleans
Sworn to and Subscribed before this eth day OF January
1861 d. p. MITCHELL,
Second Justice of the Peace,
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PETTTEOlVE5---OWFTCEAFI.

NEW oRLEANs, July IL, 1860.
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the City of Now Orleans:
THE undersigned owners OF real estate
fronting johnson street. from Can street to CuIon-
delet Walk respectfully that ordinance resolution
pEssed according law tor the sale contract 10 make
brick sidewalks hordered by curbsones CUTTERS
both sides of johnson street from to Caondeet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-06

VOlhtt comic eHlrte fdoa at car
rccte DIES vres de Ia compagnI6
A. BROTHER, President
JAMES H. WHEELER, Sacrttaire
ErAT DE la LOUISIANA, }
Paroisse d. Orleans, Vile de Ia N'lle.0rIeans (
SonScr sour sertnt par devant moi 5eme Jour do uye,
1851. u + NITrIfsII
ia7 BOT ,Juge de pnIx da l., so,on[a r
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H ANUE MUTUELLE "HOMEN DE la NOUVELLE or
LEANS LE-ORLLASs, lanvier 1861
conormement Ia chnrte de Ia companie uno acte de ia
Legislature de la Louisiana No 1867 approuye lie II mars 1859
avs pubque ct 10 donnt que coupons svans
em de 1856 avec ntret Qu est dch) pas encore ed
ar cette compagne ST Placement pas as exgt
OAR lie on les praprarcs legaux dams trente ors
la date de cette avis lies cancets ct anuas ct les
sonme respccves ports fond contingent dams les
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LEGAL NOTICES.

{ loyal, SAELHT&EEEES, Nos. IL CANAI, and
Il u tfossnlan streets sign of the Root Hog Die
SE q Of ~ kinds Of Plain and Fancy AWNINGS
= r. y AR ullNS, etc. Also all kinds Of FLAGS Ynd
HAMMERS, suitable for companies or Other nIrnsp WIN
Fm'.'AS IN snt Fail Gna Purchase Pope4 81 w. e ftteG
'LD tt,a-t' 10 V"tf - tAH shortest Blocks oi ali
SMeS 3eaay .trGngGl likewise, ali kinds heavy RIOCKS
CHER heavy material. TN'' W "'''
Offer for sale Cheap for Cash - = +s'' "AI'4
All Of the above articles can be foyud At Nn IL Di and II
GrOssnnn streats, New Orleans. ~ '4 ~
y b. Sail md Rigging work in RIl branches and copr4
mig ty&W '''''
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To the Honorable the Common Council "
of the City of New Orleans
THE undersigned owners OF property on.
4 Cont street, from Roman Tome street rssnect
fully at an ordinance resolution passed according
law for the sale of contract for the construction hrr
sidewalks bnriered by cuhsones wooden cutters On oh
sides Of CONT street. Except where sready rnade from Roman
4nT ;Sr-an - =
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aem 0sNns satg Grest avednesu aotno fbnra 6. 1861
pEfr!TsG9rNs s---CgFErKCtA
NEW ORLEANS, July To- 1850
To the Honorable the Common Council

NEW oRLEANs, July 10, 1860.
To the Honorable the Common Council
$50. Of the City of New Orleans.
WE. the Unders5g rcd, owners of real
W estate fronting on ST. Louis street. respectfully request
your honorable body have brick sidewalks borered by
cnrpStones and wooden gUtter made said street.
man 10 Gave6 street. both sides the to be made to the
hghest a,tmae practicable The 70 be aaadcated TO The
official Journal And your petitioners in duty bound will
Jshn Jacob r feet
Misses Muldoon q ,
BENZ. Faith q :.
Henry Galway, II =,
H. II. PmtemNnn, DO
VIM Mcdonald, 81 ,
r StuhGnvEuch, 81 :.
Michael Tobin Is .
Geo. Hartman, rs =.
H. crfon, "a
Bontemps, % .
Jacob Burkhardt, IS ,
r. Barry, ~ .
Cob Fegel, g :.
JAS A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board Assistant Aldermen.
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cow lo,T7ESg lsg,,--.9 9E,E,l67l

mo. 532q.]
R'3 Thst tbe cnnpt and he hereby authorized
70 adigicae % the lowest bidder after sixty days iii the
eale' nnna contract fer furnishing and delivering the
81 inca esst non pipe fr tho Leyee Water-Wors said
adjudication 70 ho suhee the approval rejection Of the
Common Council. %5 4e r.
[signed1 LEA Y. sBAKEWETI.
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
tSignedl J.. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved AnEtst 5, 1860,
isignedl JOHN t. MONROE, Mayor.
Notice hereby given that on SATURDAY 9th Of March,
1851 Will adndoate my office, L. o'clock NJ the above
contract.
d2s az V, nuPLESSIs, Comptroller.
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or lawSw EecGtaire des Assistants Aldermen.
.-.r BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN,
December II, 1850. )
To the Honorable Common Council of New Orleans:
GENYLENIfGN-EFe the undersi gneN, proD-
~ trtyowners fronting ST. Lohn the BarSt street from,
Annette street to St Bernard and of those fronting
St. Bernard from Grol St. John the Bap street
beg Leave 10 ask of honorable body order
be sold for making The banquete of the property forming the
of ST. Bernard and S. John the BAPTIST street
according to section ll9 Of the City Charter and in duty
bound, etc.
Celeste cher Y mark Manuel, l2T feet 10 inches
Clomette Martinez 32 -.
10, VeUve H. Robert, 80 .
U F. SeicshnRydre, 81 :.
T. Quesby, 81 :,
John Anderson, - :,
+. Osrnont 80 .
Mime Dayntsd, on st. Bernard ST., 1877 .
Charles this mark Maurice SO :.
true copy:
LA Sua.
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JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen
NouvELLE- ORLEANS, l6 iuilet 1860
Honorable Consel do Vile de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans
Z Els Sousst&nes Pr0prietaires sur In rue
Il johnson, de Ii du Canal Chemin GaronIee dc.
mandent dOriorner Vene, commencement loi
tra Ia CONNECTION dc Nanquette hqnes peres de
borde CT rgoes en- boIs sur les deux c6ts de Ia john
son, de la du Canal au Chenn Carondeet
9
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SECOND JUDlrAL DISTRICT C0uGri OEGH vs. JtSFpII
Parish Of Plaquemtncs sri, WIIfE i Ia
- - - an.
RE VIRTUE of vvris OF firri G,csas IL, mo
Gree ed by the Honorable Jrdrt lis ict il,f
Parish OF PGquemrrrs, in the entitled rlc will mo-
coed to sell At nbC UUCt0m the pr hereinafter t-
nWed on SATURDAY, the 9th day Of Februn - 1851 nL t9
o'clock, A. NJ. - N' ' '''a
All the FURNITURE and MOVABLE EFFECTS con.
tanned III the premises known the NpranGn HaIr situate Ut
the corner o Camp and IHtl Streets the First District Of
thS city as per Inventory TO he seen in oldca
SEIZED IN The above suit belonging defendant Ens,
IERhS-Cash on the spot ~
F. r. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the FArish Orleans.
coUE nU DErNESE DISTRICT WILLIAM SCARBOROUGH
JCDCIAIRE vs.. ,T0SEpH STTNsOS az
p.. i, nil. MAuNSEL WbITE, ia
k,H EEiSIU DUN writ de fieri facias n moi
- hddreSst par Honorable Conr u District d
care prgisse De Programmes dams nfnrc cdessJs II nro
ceaerl lie Ed de tevr@r. ls6 Gi5 hours Iruy
cmpres designs Ia publiuUc Adjudication de-
1OuS LES MEu ct EFFETS conienus dana fIote fu
'etnnah fltue angle DIES Camp Tfiyee d,s
!" Premier District de VILE svant nyetue dinos on
mon bureau pour - "
de y ' ''h'''e VI
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de pad3ndleaton.
IN, roo - =. 7. PARKER
JA-o lt1 Sheriff de Ia PH-ojtsr RI Or64ry.
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Il sz1rA- 9I5EI5g yYEARRfEse PAIRS
- l+s Z lelt, sud a9l lIfzEa4y Afcetiene =
Tile ssEsf ENtaEI5a REAlEF3Y gPRnTFYff ggrTr
dsn9ied preparation eirss M aaisaS
81 tle gsleftiFe recent OF chronic Pkys
isione 81 nj Arnefca n
Aanaslds o. sufferers have fes9ed IN III
T. sessgs Y HARMLESS ssds
aoay 9la4 epEeaae9 tlluf haofAi q enessg
y. ABEAMs
Sole agent for tbs pnitae Sfg4e1
AsyH y Appthsear1, % Carp ssSas. New oTissay
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Ml eMAE1s5S ACADEMY a. TIlB UNDERSIGNED
VIII easn MS AcsAesy the "a Of JapnarF next the
near me cornero PTyana and CaIope oets
HE esgre ossldy snd ,he order of the
RECENTLY With him, and others III may ere 10 aftsnd
FOR creVlas stating terms, appIyto VI O Raymond No Vi
Camp street, Or the undersigned. = - =
e d2f mi g n n #sgeNy 4 N
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-06

rEHIERD DISTRICT KsOEJNl1-yy. s hroY,nrE,t
Ciouat and Louisa streets. tas estray--
One brown ehe3g0at Hack face black stripe on the back
black tit left horn crooked down the neck right ear
cropped, 80 9 -
Which a ne Claimed within and ne expenses
1nerenn paid, will be sold public Pound on
WEDNESDAY,, February g. 1851, If 10 O'clock At III -
NeW 3fleens.F ebuPry q 1861 s755#9s7
f. Il. aYSSNJJS.
Reejstarhd Fahriary -
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JAS. A. HOPKINS,
M"" Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen
EOUvELLEOELE4ss 30 JUN 1850
Afhonorsbis CouReil Comn1un de IN Nouvele leans;
Hes sGfssgtgHes pE.o pI'ferafreS sur Ia r7Hss
ID CONT fe IL Roman cello de Tont denlanden d~
donn0r Ia yente commencement la o dun contrat pnnr IL
CONNECTION de bRn0uetteg rques perre ,rea
gole3 en- bo les deux cotf de- Ia CONT Zen exceptant
celles dtjn faites) des rues Roman Tonti "
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SPECIFICATIONS Essts THE CONTRACT
ffaiia Eeiessf sHoAa ID aFastt gton Avenue.
re sna hall fees wide the top, eighteen inches
wide aahs heo and eghean inches deep shall be dug BY
the eeetgsetnE each side ef lta Fpsdwag.
Tht the iees shall twenty feet in
width width sf the roadway betwsen ihs bitches
shs W graded in with the lntsaha grades to he
given ~ the 6aty Surveyors hs filling the sae
l,5rt,a \ ]
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EFAvE DU pFagJXxEnIE DIsmEsTCT.- "A
sts conduit an depot aes spayes da Deuxieme District
aneogaure des Tnes Bsenvlle ct Gayez cornme apaye
Shevre JAIME elixir collier tine ehane.
LIN Eahri blsac ayaabsine efeilia npire.E
" hes its annaH recneB dams Iours les
,fas psys rs saront lecisre pnbiqus, depot
ie MERcREDl. Q do faTFier 1861, 10 haures 4 II
Ell q. A. FAYSS0UX,
- 4. Depnts Gpmmissaire des Rues. Y
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| ,,z,,..,o- NEw ORLEANS, July. Is. 1860.
| ofthe city of New Orleans
| YEfEAE undersigned, owners of real esta 4e
fronting PrieuT street. Canal street to
Walk, respectfully pray that ordinance resolution be passed
according TO law for the sale Of making brick
sidewalks bordeed BY cnrbones and wooden CUTTERS
sides OF Peur eet from Canal street Carondelet Walk
where the sidewalks have already by owners
N. w. Side. s. L. Side.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-25

separate activity, 10 support and nil the fo'le1a'
GOTernnca. in :ta ardunus responsibilities
The same disposition has been manifested in 3
degree eminenrly honorable by all the loyal
States during tho present instruction. In
view of this fac., end relying upon tho IN
crease and continuance Of the same disposition
on the part Of The loyal States, tho President
has directed Inc to invite your consideration
to the subject OF the importance of pcrtectlns
the uefences of the State over which you pre-.
side, and to ask you to submit the subject II
the consideration Of the Legislature when it
shall have assembled. Such proceedings BY
tine State would require only Z temporary ,,Sr
OF IFS means. The expenditures ourht t. be
made the srijact of conferences wi,l ,ir Feda.
raj Government. Being titus made, with the
concurrence Of the Government, for general
~r!cf.nca. !here is every reason 70 believe tia,
Congress would sanc'ian what The State should
10, and would provide f"r Is reimbursement.
SIrnnid these suggestions he accepted. the Pre-.
s'dcnt will direct proper agents CT The Federal
Government to confer with :oi, an: 70 s'.;er.
~irtrni, d!rrc:, ard conduct thn prosecution
OF the s;ste:n Of dcfcEcc III Your State.
have the horror 10 he, 81, your Ole.
dent servant WnLLl.h Ii. SEWARD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-25
Fyr tic En1virsr
" tHo IENTV'Fs".
.lej"r EdGsr IT, Giuntugue or II Ing anl
Queen comfy, Virginia.

queen comfy, Virginia.
This spirited young pIiccr while .etarn;nr
itDn' a racnnroiaaar" IT. tie vicinity 81 New
po::' Meas several weeks aga, received Grile
ii severe ard r-rriui irjurv resulting jn he
fracture Of his 9 'linr hose, ca~sed by TIL. ,all
ins OF a mule Ee SEA, riding l.y;ns gwen hrs
" horse 10 Il disabled sc!,:'cr. H.. "r,rrr-
ons friends will be ~gra.lIitl to Igarn That t:e
has almost ~cntlrcl. recovered !ram his Irji-
rir>, ard will in Il few days i,ia III '~::a:ta.mi
in the pr;:asnla
M:jJr MoatHgac flss boa Among H. .'.s!
efficient subordinate aiI;ccrs in III. :9-.npa:sn
on ~: Peninsula At tho hattie al G.inr',
wiiero he, wiiJ his command was s&!T:ed 70 u
Takins iiru fen The "neE9j s;.i:Gn' lmn orIo"
unity Of returning y, his r%ncirtsS, feiIbrra-
ton and general s~oli.er!y barring hrS been
tie tfe,le Gt favorable Continent fiiih al wi..3
witnessed il.
Educated ut The Vagina Military l~rsti.nte,
AID with a chivalrnus ard Outrageous rn,rrr.
equa!led only By MS medcaty and hig:, ,,re,i
department, his friends confidently predict i
brilliant career for him in this suug@ie for
Southern independence. We are grrtltici 70
learn mat all opportunity is nov At hnni iwr
his proUot:un, as il is understood tha. his Bat
talon is to be increased 10 a regiment, in which
event he viii doubles BE- appointed 10 the co:G-
nand OF it. {.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-25

Fun FOR TEE .KAHyLlyg FE&A

FTrO FoR TEE .KAHTLlyy EG&lHs.
We har. received 1 letter cac,o>,as i.
t"ituFi"G'l. - i.,2 abr.r iuni, 81 ~,i!r-r:
:n@:. IL ns",,ii'. Va. ~ ihe lmo..:c.:
!;.r C~,ii"iri
40 5 Igs;rE rom Rome, G,rr...
wnrch w. .,"4e he following ,4IE.y;
AS :: aalive Of Maryland, nay h"srt y
tnwsr'is i."r IL fl child towards smu,rE
Jay constant ,Iayer il that she NAY r.,
be released rem the oppression that noa
w!lc:ia. :.er. Thousands of i,nbIy h an.
~ lt.r to.a:: are only waiting TIC "g,0:",
l.; SHE'D 'ti4i- hest blood in defence e
S1uG: AID Tie Conied.racy.
PHASE tini enclosed = cheek Ir $50
pl;ntera' BiuE. J. wcIld ~ra,|scT, 's-l.s
that i. "h0ntd 80 10 aii ;hr MarrI27i =
To which my oh irisn1. Mi 8rsfty 7 .
son. ii attached"
~ '!:is fa"nf son of MAJ, .n.@, ~ p
say, courage. - one Of her - pos
said, ~ H.e H:r;:ina which W. cps ii
mornings issu., '.There's lit: il! iae 81.
l,!' h,c, .n.t theirs j. ~rgg.yl.h: IL
Gil Land throughout H.. ""o,e :,f
Soutncn Con!cderaey.
Fund FOR TIE ALFIA:D&lA 2.6!"E1I
VI har: received the lrIl~"Ds y
s:c'nd I" iie Proposition III te!a.i Il '-- )
arurla snI,!isra
NuKrmk dc: .i-a -.
Ia Mn Ei:t":" WHe E'a9&"T;
GENTLEMEN: In you; paper - "."''
ask win .~esi."n,iS;' TO Nj em""'- l''
ieAt ~p"nnns,unn ~ ani If BE "i.'s =
from hl"iun:Tr ! 4; - one. sHd, &C
lngi", h"."in ~rnc!rsr ny ,icek IL $2n' }
tur li;'y dollars.
Keep iii. h"st rolling, Nests hhbi'
the sun ramai !,r Mr. ..mo"l, Is ob,a'''a
even L!G:" iur lwicc the a;nvuh rlrei
nm ~ruli not, b. ,un mTc;I.
l. DOES the s'';! good to read - 60.
HE the 4tuy.. !. :; warm ara: 'r'-~",
COINS: from Ii" r@"rt and Gocs ~ j."
/, viii MAX: ".hr brave s~al.ijr', b..
aadr,a' brave. .Uii 10 ijli si,r'i -
.nrarg Stranger. Who spc.ks "..r:
The ~scYclal contributions. above y."r
are more specially a:kno%irl %. -H.
column.
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THE EEDERALS DEfEITEE-.1'f'
8ER EiLLED-TEo 1CsDHEo ~
OVERS
The following Official :nrYi:.
ceived at the War Department i
yesterday
cEsTEETiIL5, y.r =.
G'ri'. Evans, coaImlndirg rna,.
forces near Leesburg, Va, rrpor.
engaged mos: Of the day yr;,crj..'
regiments and five batteries Of =
near the Potomac. They had c,...
cover Of their artillery fire. -
Gen. Evans drove them bac';
loss in killed, ard took CO.. rrr,,
B,i;er. lato L. S. Senator from
killed, and Col. Cog,wclI, n!.u
~iicsrs. are among the prisones,. *
Six pieces Of artillery wey, c.rte.
Gen. Evans command cons:,;ri
mcnts and five cannon.
TSECoND DISpa1ra
Manassas, Oct. % ten I
Co"ieGcfatrs engaged, Gen. y. ne -.
E"aerais Il. Leeabnrg ~yes;ei:r. O.,
lasted nj day, and the CoGie,:ir.
to'i",iS. The Federal loss - }0,
woGni~d--520 we're tanyr f: r
tedrra., U.rc drowned aE..cls,r,.
The pnlomat. '''
The t~"!i:l":.tr los wtS gga.
%"u7dcd. ",,
We tool. six cannon pni 81: ag.4
i,i:iS. 80
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,aI
!" '"'t'noFe paper Oh LOG 'o."' We p''
thc following, quoted lrolh The Na''i!hs:o"
Star OF the previous evening:
LEE-EciW.
~ .,o =, eHPr Pm iii 49," nm" 81 $50
Va. and thar %yir,r;tv. so soon AZ slcCl.liar,
NAV ~aiyarce snp portion 81 ir.a :orta u miic
larther liar MS present Position ant HuH''
ais'hcc "i ac1's''ah part VII H-'"e " "S.
,IamII!! n,:,L' ,i."s, "
Sud-, r,s , .y...,i, 80. r.
r,, c,H.r;r. ,,.,. ,,,.- ;,.s h.,, liza,
n;.,r ,iE.i.l ,,.s,y, ~, i,., ~, L.ho.,., ,,
ina. W,r u..-r, .,.r: ard "a. ,.,.cic,t here.
y,s;.,d.r r,,, n,:.,..
"GfsTKrTI.la, Oh. q.
""m: LTa"a reports ,'i"t &c Co. "n2:sed
ana 50; -. " 81
me p,,,,rar-i,;. t.u cr,ss,,i ,;,c.~ raw q
artillery fire. We ri.u:u li.c:a back with :,
PRISONERS. vi. hihEr, u oregon, hsk't'A'
o., g .,,
ware - n.ur.,!
.,,,oI r,,r,'s ca,u,,,oi, f.. ,...t.. IC.,.,r
menrs ar:l i've chrarn."
such = ~ S"''itin E's""''" :ic A2:!hern
h1AsA lti.sn;h t!'s"~: - heroes EI'r T. S':i5'
o..--p, Car ~u,li,nt roam, ,i;i ,nArrl ..,;s,., ga,
ii Ler'hur.t. Dat II 'Ta; ta.sir!. TIL "lio":.
TIE ~-!nrirIs !.!i"T& :iiu It IN ~ mD;c lu:ck
;u,,m, !. ,.., i.. liz, ,, .,. j., orl,, IL go. n,
~, .. ;,l ,o,t, :, -. h..,,o
nr r,,o .;..,
.,.h-.! r;y. Y,a ..;,. liz. s,ifs.:c,y
And ,.t ,b:. ;uyol,,s .x,.,c w.i,n.d hack with
=, u,,.r discontinue, Many Of ,,,.r fnrna
.:,.;r d.,rh ri, ,b.. ~! .;,.v ,.,,.. So
u ,L., 49,. y,
,. -. , ,:, ,,. =.
,.~I , 49,. ..,,.,
-,
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800, r.nL, 49,, ..,. r.,
,on.,ar paL.. :, ~ nra.n.. .,n.....aA
,,
,c 80 ;rTi,.,
n.;:.. .,,., =, -. ..t..
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.Jsa5 ,, .,.;, r.,Ii ,
rh,.o .,a.,.L ;..,m, s.,.,h ,. Lr...
1,o.-h,,o ,,,. ,,,.. ,.,.,, s,,.,,,,.
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Gentrng:!!c. ur,ntec %, IHfI.N

I TH3tFT-TE I7NTTJ'
In addition, concerning ETn.s' victory, !
have to report tho capture y; nearly $50 prison
crs and | quo stard ri arms. The k,!lr,I md.
wounded CT the enemy a:e Letwrrm ,Hjy and
ar; J 2Ge. The r,!i!. was ,rtri. IL WAS an
infantry fight. w:c 9Th Virginia and the l7th
md 18th Mississippi regiments were engaged.
The 18th Ms issipi: "aa held - reserve. NJ
III t!l.ry vas fires! i,S us.
rnos Jonu,X, i. A.