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Rhode Islaud.

PRovIpENcE, r. THE Secretary Of War has
rendered to Governor Sprague the once OF Briga-
dier General. The Governor telegraphs that the
Second Rhode Island Regiment 70 not needed al
preSent
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DIED.,

At O'Clock q m, on the Sd instant HATTIE
rs re IL, ase years and 5 months, daughter OF
James w. aGd sophia !. Hood, and granddaug hts,
of the late Rev. Eli Nugrnt
TIE friends Of the family are invited to attend
the funeral, Saturday, The 9TH inntant. at three
O'clock p m from the residence Of the family, No.
30J Eishth street, between l. and M ats.
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE.

THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE.
TRIESEMAR, Ia and s-Protected BY Royal
Letters Patent Of England and secured by the
Seals OF thu Ecole de Phsrmacle &c Pafls, and the
Imperial College Of NJ edioIne. Vienna
No. rs invaluable for exhaustion and nator rhea,
and all physical disabilities.
No. completely oradlcates oil traces OF those
diseases thsi have been hitherto treated by the
Esoas ard Fsrnclcus Dss Of cOpeiva and cubebs,
No. 3 has entirely s;;rranted the injurious ace OF
mercury, thereby irsuriEs to the sufferer speedy
relief, 6IspeIsing all impurities, and roofing on
the venom Of disease.
TRIEsEhhR, Nos. ], 2 and 5. are prepared in
the form OF loxenGe, devoid OF tsste and smell
tn cases, add divided into separate doses, I'D
mInistered by Velpeau, Lallsmand, Roux, Rieord,
DO. Price IS each, or four GASES for %, which
saves $3; and In 3T Gases, whereby there 10 saw
Ing OF So To be had, Wholesale and retail, of DIR.
BARROW, of 1874 Blocker street, New York.
immediately on receiving . remittance, pI. Barrow
will forward the Irlesennr 70 any part of the world,
securely packed, and addressed according TO the In
struotlons oil the writer.
The Book, of all others, that should be read by
men with damaged and broken down constitutions
Is Human Frailty, or Physiological Researches. %
Ii is beautifully illustrated, and treats m,nutsly Of
al the symp oms that invariably develop them
selves, sooner or later, resulting from the frailtss
and vltating habits of earlJ youth, Incapectating
the victim from sharing the fruition of the matri-
monIa state, and if not checked in time, deg ener-
him, step by step. 20 lingering and untmelJ death
Sold by Dir. IA RROw, 194 Blocker street, -four
doors below Mscdougal, Now York. Proc Is
cents. Sent free every where.
Sold also By 3. G. Ford, IT., Drug Store, Wash
inEton, ID. c. de 2s-6m
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MARRIED,

On the 18th April, BY the Rev. MIR. Smith MIR. !.
Y SSER, OF this city. to Misc MARY A. FULL
MUk daughter OF l. A. FuIlmur and Maria Slioer
OF Cumbe land, Allegheny county, Nd.
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Departure Of Fereisu NIinis,ers.

BosroN, May 1-Messrs. Adams, Clay, and
Haldeman, Ministers 70 England, Russia, and
Sweden, sailed In the steamer Niagara to-day.
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Death Of Major Pughe.

HARRISBURG, May 1-Msjsr Pughe, Brigade
| Inspector of Philadelphia, died at Pennsylvania
| Hotel to-day, Of congestion Of the brain. When
be arrived In this city last evening he was In good
| health.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-03

COMPANY X, NATIONAL GUARD BATTALION
This company (Capt Mills marched to the De-
partment the other day, 10 volunteer for service
In the militia here. They were much disappoint.
ed, on being told that the Government required
no more volunteers for three years or for the
war. Capt. Mills Immediately said that his oOni-
pany was present for a. long period a. the Gov.
ernment wished; that, IL necessary, they were
ready 70 go into service for i've years Major
Nc Dowell promised that soon as the order
should be issued for troops under the new r-q III
sition he would let Company know u; and they
on their part promised 70 hold themselves In
readiness fof the call.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-03

Fsrt Censtitutten.
Bos1oN, May THE Granite State Guard pro-
ceeded to ort Constitution at Portsmouth to-day.
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Au.mr, to Blow Up a Powder .Masazise.

PORTLAND MAY An attempt was made To-
day TO burH the State Powder House, on Brsmhsll
Hill, by kindling fire at an aithole on the out
side. by a timely discovery the dastardly attempt
was frustrated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-03

WAsHINsroN AQuEDUcr.-About four hundred
men and two hundred horses aad carts are now
employed on the distributing reservoir The
work 10 being vigorously prosecuted, and we can
already form an idea Of the magnitude of thi
receptacle, which, when flied with water mig ht
very appropriately be dignined with the title OF a
lake The managers employed there contributed
a sum sufficient to purchase a large and beautiful
flag, and erected on the Government flee hand.
some flagstaff, and the Star spangled Banner ID
now the most prominent object on the wsrk
We understand that the high service reservoir,
on the Hights In Georgetown, Is to be immedi.
ately prepared for the reception Of a supply Of
wafer for the District This will be grea,
benefit 10 residents In the more elevated sections
Of our two cities Hs
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ial goes on this afternoon

CHARGE OF GRAND LARcRNY.-Last night no.
licemsn King arrested Mont Gaery and his wife
Betsy 6aery, who are charged with the larceny
Of $50 In money from James McKly. The &C.
cus>d were taken before Justice Dom and were
required TO give bail for q further examination,
when the Witnesses shall all be summoned,
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THE
CONNECTICUT
MUTUAL
LIFE
INSURANCE.
COMPANY
OF
HARTFORD.

ACCUMULATED CAPITAL, S3,ss9,4lI 90
DIVIDENDS DECLARED ANNUALLY,
PAID DURING THE LIFE
of the
ASSURED.
1861 Dividend, so per cent.
APPLIC ATOMS POR INSURANCE RECEIVED BY
HEATH h KNOWLES. Agents,
WASHINGTON, ID. C..
Ofioe Room 10 over Bank OF Washington.
"a
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EMPLOYED.-We learn that T.. T. ID Myers
late Acting Chief Engineer Of the Washington
federate forces, has been put Ia charge of the CON
struction Of defences at Norfolk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-03

CENTRAL GUARD HousE.-Georye Bruee Init,
Conner and William Terrence, found drunk
and accused Of open profanity; eec fined 81 81.
WE ARE again indebted to Shillington for
Baltimore and New York papers EXPIRE ssed
through by him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-03

THE MANY THOUSANDS curec at thls Institution within
the st and the important Surgi
eel operations performed by DR. Johnston, witnessed by I'll.
reporters - tire pGpsr end many other persons notices 81
which have sppea:t and before the public, be-
sides his standing gsa.naa Of character aud RESPONSE
bility sufficient guarantee me sAetsd. mar l5ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-03

CousHs;IThe sudden changes of our climate are
sources OF Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asthrnattc
AfecttonS. Experience having proved that simple
remedies often act speedily and certainly when
should az once be had to I" Brotrn's Bronchial
!toehes," or Lozenges, let the Cold, Cough or ir-
rltaton OF the Throat be slight, as by this
precsution more serious attack may be effectuaiy
yarded OF. Pxblie Speakers and Sissers will & nd
voice. See advertisement. de i-iy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-03

HEsIGNED.-We hear that Noble Thomas, Lieu.
tenant Of the Auxiliary Guard, has resigned his
position and left the city. He will be missed from
bis post, he telegraph post at the corner of Sixth
street, which he has 60 long adorned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-03

ExCHANeE.-Nothing Of account is doing In
this lire Of business now. The fact il that ali the
money bought is that Of Virginia aud District
banks The former is bought at the brokers
counters for 70 re, cent discount, the latter for
10 DER cent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-03

The MAIL TO BALTIMORE AND THE WEsT.-
The Post Office Department has made a tempora.
ry arrangement with Col. 10. ShillinCton OF this
city, which will secure regular regular daily mai
communication between Washington and Balti-
more. He can put IL through IL any BODY can.
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SPECIAL telegraph line has been erected very
recently, leading from this city to the chain
bridge, connecting with the picket guard station
there The whole thing was the work Of a few
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-03

IT Is UNDERSTOOD that, by order of Gen. B. +.
Butler, Commander Of the u. 3. forces between
this city and Annapolis, the Sixty-ninth regiment
will continue to remain as a guard 70 the road
between the two cities until next Monday, when
they will be ordered TO this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-03

THE SEVENTH REGIMENT went into camp ycs-
terdav afternoon on the grounds of William |.
stone, ESQ adjoining Columbian College
They pitched their tents I'm rows of fifteen each
to the number of one hundred and fifty In all.
Each tent is capable of holding eight or ten men
The cncafupment will continue several weeks
there, during which time the regular camp life
Will be maintained. The site selected for their
encamPment is one of the most pleasant ones in
the vicinity Of the city, and the Seventh will
doubtless enjoy themselves hugely there
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-03

al 2-eoly
=. 10 THE AElLIcrED!-Re sure to read the adver-
Gsement OF McLean's Strengthening Cordial and
Blood Purher. In another column. IF
PENNIES.
Persons desiring pennies will ALWAYS find than
for exchange ut the Star Once countar If
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DISEASES OF IMPRUDFNCE
DR.. JOHNSON'S REMEDY FOR ORGANIC
YEAKNESS AND LMPOTENCY

By this and important remedy weakness Of the
sdy cured and full restored Thousand, q thu
and acbiat.d, Who hao lost ell hope, us's
been Ial;.. iis.ely relieved.
An sediments Marriage Phyre.l OF Mental DISC asl-
tons Loss Of frosr.aEs por,r Nervous IrItabHy
trembling weakn.,, Eshzss:!cn Of tbs fearful
H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-03

THEATER.-Tbe popular comedy, GIANT Heart
never won Fair Lady," will he presented at our
Tbeater to night, together with the rich farce
Sketches in India" in which member Of the
New York Twenty-Hfth Regiment, MIR. Edwin
Langrish, appears as Tom Tape" Withers's
splendid orchestra is to perform I'm their unequaled
style several Of their spirited national melodies
also. If anybody is troubled with "bIue devils -
just let him drop in tonight and we promise tina t
these disaereeabe little demons will not follow
him beyond the threshold.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-03

Glass No. stone; ass No. 6. White Pine,
spiuce, juniper, and cypress; ola.s No. ,. Linz ,
mar, ana plaster; olass Nos. CemOst; class Nc, g.
Gsave and taud; class No IL. Iron, iron baI!s aud
spikes; class No. u. steel; class No. II. Filss;
class No. IS. Paints oils, aud glass; GLASS No L.
ShIPch.ndtsry; class No. II. Hardware; class No.
w. Stationery; cass No. "a. Firewood; class No.
O. Hay aud straw; ci.ss No. 81. ProvendeS, class
and hose; 9 ass No. "a Sperm aud lubncating OILS;
class No. .. Iron castIngt; class No 81. hueers;
ass no. y Anthracite cJal; clsss No. 60 BItumi-
nous Cumberland coal
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-20

.g D0AHlM0 1AGyOWW.
II ne pEuo3 has moved lnto ths reeo
=. fsrnsrly 6eoDple6 ~ oADer, - - q. s
oaevsAeAnd 1Ah -ettdpt done With nsatness
AsspsseEasson i aAsed sp for Lsaisr and chssa4
ees9sss' ~ srsiayissd tesan. lss rssss4
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COal |! CO1l'l Coal 3

III AIPth6 V06IV0up0&y ~ ~ 1oNds and
smith and CRATE Coal, With they oef = npo1nosd
price, OfflCR ~ Pseket Depot.
tulyOdSaa CT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-20

ll4yAss. 4atsFsAA MaD.. s.
L0t1ss nSsssosd Nap IAoss sssry Rsilrosd
kvesy statien j HlsSked Assa a. ths rsAds, SAA
the saness eetues4 sch stAsiDn, AsAtAs seAal
.untth of the road Also the ans q il e6cesi,
their plsceoI rrsidsnce. and he ruhafng tiDs Of
the tsAiss en every Hailfosd u Anerica are k5veh
kvery river in america 10 traced ont, no ii hs
towns and cities on ths Ohio and Mississippi and
other rivers are nshs6 plainly. All the forts,
Batteries AID 6Hop sholss in this coanGy ars laia
NV. wksgcoTT, =
jyH sA% Main-nt., "a dor from Ath
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DIN nECT TAMrOATATlON
hardware : and Cutlery.
S. w. .A IL. TUCKER,
IMPORTERS AND WH0LKSALE DRALRRa.
have Ia store, and are rsoeiyinx their snsxatee
the, oaer to cAsn All PROMPT rInE suyx N on 3
vsEAbis terms ihe stock being unnsually Iar.e
thsyceA tdsnt I, ssiisiias sxansDsssss of III
A. .. W. . n. TUCKER,
sign of He'd Paddock cor. MainA 4 - sta
keokuk, March Y, lS0o-dAv 8M
AIIsLKs' pICks, sAulKl-S, As-, fsr ). !, b,
4v1 mchSdAw e.W.A IL. TUCKER.
I xKIFFIN'b AuEnE i nlLe.--&,ood stock q : N
~ sises for saie by ) W. u. TUCKER.
Cl THE kif Lks.-S arious quail lles ii Scy 4
~ hihes and Sharpeners Tor sale by
Marchs-daw Wan. TUCKER.
a MLa siON hl4c.--s A lArhe stock Of Am.s
q sh9yeis tor salelos by
(.klNDsIoNEs.--1he 6sres "a la0ssons4, ,ofva-
" rions sisss, Ter sale By a..,8
s@ =. W. = - TUCK ~.
Ssgn - nee = faAfock.
March >, 'se-dAv Cor. ksin . lds,
- = NJ k MAILS. T TIT
4 klbsA0 Dc EI5 81 S
Fio.rins do $3.50
Annealsds do toslinch--a supsrio,asticls
C2irX do
Fi~tshtAg do
borTo3 -
IsgesAes siiAs ssser siassort NEST sSetAsssAsIA
Of the Belmont rand just received asArter -
lov BY lpch0] s. w. q IA. IUCKAh,
I sORN. uAADkk, ~ RI 1BlIs A11 SsASe a1oos
~ 6pades, 6hovels. 4attoaks and PiokSs
6sythss, 6nstAs, md train Craolssj
0ow.eslls, IL akes 49, C0rt Hantsfs;
4 o. Iees aal aal ~ Chatnsy a1f .
GaAtna Bex0 Hay aaA Straw Knives;
A3fHAy Ard AAnnTs RoEks; a.
An0 = M3f$1t6ch of An1oRfSD HARDWARE AAA
CUIL1x FOR sale Low by II
011o1kWNa ~ as E.W.A A. IUCKBk.
TI1EG TCTfE TEE11 61S,Or1T1i
IA aNB1 s1pply Of 1reps Hoops, % 10 sises
"a 1sAsaly wsnbsd, nsUBoaF IN . eeoseA3as-
bartnsntof Coopess' TesAss Feesi1e4 tanA 1oS
.n1elow by III 0~K.1 ~. TUCKER.
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NH H7.
q I. ...,, THE ssNt1l11 I. = :,
SEWING MACHINES
INoRDRR TO PLACE. THE
BEST FAMILY MACHINES IN THE
# o. #af@s WOWLD To- sT3s8es m85
Within the reach Of oil We haze rsdaecd eas
Letter A, ov Tss~svsrss SAutsls M1sAlnes.
{CtsA 'kiemMer,J Il - -
Beautifully OrnAnsnted, TO $50. aa
THESE LETTER MACHINES
Csasasn asoens vasua1ls A2pssv~.
Ismi vss3 aaas Asnsss ss8 zsA 3sy Iea
wewosid ask for them (befors purchasing else.
Dress nakers, and AL Who wsn4 Aachinss for lioht
manufs0tufing puYposss
slpgsvs II. lt1 1tandapl ahstsis Asu1i1e,
bUtA sfsery general spphestion 'sAd sspssis1 nd
| 1ppalar IN the family and ,ranniasteTy E5isss
reduced respectively from 4Is5 315o TO 20
and eiOo. aa Fsf4taa 80 NHA aNte5
nraER,s no. : sTArpARD snurfLs nA-
/. .ak CHINA, 4s8eae ~nisroa
| For Carriage makers and heavy leather work.
I Price, complete, tixS.
The SINGER Machines
Aaks ths iasssloshed stitch, which istAs ssst
I III known They Of sx,ned. en3ihn
derstood simple n structure, 81 xrest duribffty,
a1apsed - hs hznvsst ssd lightsSt eoodss afsnn-
y 1s S.s
THE STANDARD MACHINE
For Tailoring, Boot and Shoe Making, Hsrn4ss
Making, Carrisge Trimming, Ac., viii DO more
work, earn nors noasy ,sAd 10 shSspsrtA sht0tss
oi any other maker - sift. sse Ill, zaf
i ". .b.v. ,,v.v,on hand HEMMIru u2uuEs,
sILX gWISI, LIN IN AND nOolYON 7HkkAD
ON EPOOLS. BEST MACHINE OIL in bstpsss -.
CmsuAGO ~. 50 CsarA .ss.,
+-4+4-tsA@EnaA lAsasA.l - = tz--
| ~ Letter, Jor Ae Above Agency .aoa,4 b.
Ad4resssa Ra4 ~. N. sIrCkit = C..',
J.. A.BILLINGs, Agent Cor Ksokuk, lows
II ~ All persons rsqoiring iDfornatioB shout
SEWING MACHINES shsir s'ses, prise; rssk-
esn oBtsinitby .endihgfcr copy Of Y sf
I'm. singeE kCs.,s On sstt.s
Which /. /. beautiful pictorial paper entirely de-
| fA sotsd 10 shss sahjsss. sa ssaax
/ II WILL DE SENT aRATIs.
!. N. sIaoEn 4 CO..
NO. ass BROADWAY,
Aprii4.dsw Nrw-Yosx.
| WALL PAPER.
| 4 FINE As.orin4ns Of the Newest Patterna just
~ reeefvsdpy
q DAVIS 4 PRICE,
Painters and Paper Hangers,
Signs Pointed in every Style.
Farrm.sr.. BETWEEN MAIN
7sN EnfsT AND nL0ND6AU.
sat 10 a@ III 6I1Ha9 ass4aua s
work dons st the sAarAss& notics And - The nsvt
reasonable terms. tF..A.-t s...a 4taylAdls
TuKKxY FRuKIs. 80 -
Layer kaisins, ~
VAlsAeiA kaisiDs,
New Currapts, M
I'll e . New fsgs, -#
! Fresh Psashss. "a a
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Kookuk Drug 8eor0.
rirrh. ssreNt, bet. MAsn 4 B1easeas
-- kE0KuK. IOWA. -

ALARG Eassortment OF Drug
q Chemicals, ,Instrsmsnts -
fansy arsieles Just receiyed 9
the shove cStabiis ishmept, con
pfisnk al tbs new Ohsu1es
hropasatians, Tildsp VI flntd ~
tfAets, rrrsssi AbdOmtnai 6up
psesere, gesSasfesysp specaluUsol
all kinAs. GtethosccpeA,, CatAD
ters, Spermatorrbes Rfu 70 and
sAms epiendta casss Of Co.
riers's Superior, ipetrum4nts. I
These articles having beenss-
lscaed Ntshs psstal sstcssnes q
the kDown wants Of the proisseieqs aseeoe
tie bssttsrma 70 Physicians and Others.
Apftl -1AW " Has @
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#8N1 s#a LRUso0os
E>OR the entire and psrmsnent cure al
Hernia. or Rapture. THESE Tfusses
sse believed "a BE- the hest nsAs In ahs
q united States, and are in pse by the most
dfstineuisted Surgeons In the West
ker ssls ~ the
K10KUK DRUG STORE.
HahnkdAN *8 "
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-13
'tOUR Flag,

THE Flag adopted by the Southern Congress.
l. Published by a. DAPREMONT, New Or
leans. La, designed for
ERrehpes, Letter Paper, business Cards, DC.
Packages sent by Mail to any part ofthe South
ern Confederacy on receipt OF 80 cts. in stamps
or money.
Each package neatly put up in envelopes con-
tanning twenty-five Flags, cut and ready for use
the same as a postage stamp. A liberal dis
count TO dealers. Agents wanted in every coun-
fy. All money or stamps can be sent at our
risk if sent by Express. or Mail, if registered, and
We will guarantee the receipt OF every pack
age.
Address, A. Dapremoni, l22 Camp street, New
Orleans, La, or Lee Mallory, General Agt.. Jack
son, Miss. pom
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-13
Our President.

The Journal of Commerce publishes
4 sensible letter, written from Savan-
nah, to the editor of that paper, 10y a
gentleman of New York, from which we
make the following extract:
You would not be much surprised,
were you here, to find how completely
the new Federal Government is inaugu-
rated, and how completely the old seems
to be forgotten. except so far as the
daily anxiety for a ~peaceable settlement
is manifested by the hopes and fears in
spired by sensation paragraphs and tel
egrams in the daily journals. Yet the
business of life goes on socially, and
on Change, except as interrupted by
constant military exercises and prepar-
atoms for defence. The public conf
dence in the military prowess of Presi-
dent Davis and accomplished and brave
officers he is drawing around him, is
marked and without exception. Indeed,
Washington himself had not the conf
dence of C~ontinentals more undoubtedly
than has President Davis the hearts of
the whole South. Even State pride and
personal vanity seem to yield without
a murmur. While the gallant and gift
ed graduates of West Point, who had
earned their %laurels in the bloody fields
of Mexico, seem to revere him as Napo-
leon was loved by the old guard. In
deed, it is not extravaganza to say, that
they all believe in him, and invest him
with every qualification as a soldier and
statesman, let Republicans deride the
rupture as they may, and hold out false
hopes of speedy and easy settlement.
/ confess, aside from the horrors of civil
war, always to be deprecated as the
source of all national evils. fear this
popular leader, whose GOODNESS and bra
very cannot be doubted, will add a dam
g@rous page to Republican history,
should hostilities to the South induce,
as was the cas- in classic history, this
leader to carry the war into Africa"
The South has implored the North to
grant them peace ; and fearful will be
the responsibility Of those who counsel
a destruction of those fraternal rela-
tons by the shedding of blood, as a
mere abstraction Of the right to govern
an unwilling people, who desire peace
ably to withdraw from a government
found to be uncongenial to their peace
and happiness {; and who offer every
other advantage which national recipro-
city can give for mutual good.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-13

Ions d'huile; une balance; 100 boucantS; uD
lot lie perchcS; 2j00 barrl'S de maIS, plus on
MONS: un lot lie ioin; deuX machines pour
esreuner de mas; une machine pour eIaSer lie
muI>; 10000 pIedS de boiS De charpente; I'm
poiie; 23 crosses eharrues; 10 petites charrueS;
3 tiukcs. IN subSoil; 5 pelles pour letter la
terre; % pelIes; 10 ploches; 81 pairs de lYaItS; 40
brides; 10 pairs dc bojs sc coliIers; 90 %collicrs
Ge mOnsscS; 20 palonierS doublr; 10 paloniers
trip!r; 30 palonIers simples; 80 hacheS; 10 cou-
tcauX i canes: II charrcttcS a canes, I char
rcttcs a haCaS>cN; > pctlts harrilS de cloux:
IS baTr,l> de charbon; 800 cordes de bois; 5000
GuuveS n boucaut.
he quart iudivlSe de toutes les proprietGs
CT ctd s>nS decriieS apparticut i Ia succession
du DIT leu Pierre Duraui, ct les autres trois
quarts appaTtenHent a Antoine Dubuclet, I'm
rrsidant de "a parOr>Se d'lbeTville. CT IA part
du dit Antoine Dubuc'et dams les >usdites pro-
p%rietcs SAINT vcndueS avcc lie nm consentemen,
du dit Antoine Dubuclet CONNIE ii apparait
par lie dccrrt lie Ia >u>dite Cour du Sixieme
District JuuIclaIre dc ia Louisiana.
Conditions de Ia yrnte compliant, payable 10
Jour de la vcrtc.
G.. $. ROUSSEAU, Encanteur.
15crvillc, II Mars, 1861. mhIG
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-13

DRINKING PORTER OUT OF PEwTER-If
porter be drunk ont Of a pewter pot, it
will produce a more brisk sensation
than when it is taken out of Il glass
vessel, which is ascrihed To a galvanic
effect. In this instance, there is a COM
binatiOn of one metal and two dissimi-
lar fluids, which combination Constitutes
a ~galvanic circle. In the act of drink
ing, one side Of the pewter pot is cx-
posed to the action of the saliva, which
moisten the lip, while the other metallic
side is in contact with the porter; the
circuit being thus completed, an agree
able relish is communicated to the bcv-
erage when it comes in contact with
the tongue.