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Dr. W. T. Mills Editor OF the vicksbnrg
.s. Daily Syn -
FIcKsBURG, Misc MAY g. 1885,,

e. II A l a L LIZ U r u ~ w.
from Dr.. ". t. Mills the Editor of the vicksbnrs
s- Daily Sun. aEH -
b. vIcxssuRe, Misc, May 8, 1860.
Hernia be Cured Wltlout Needle or Knifei
Mr. EderI deenit those aicted with fhis terrible
o f W the
@ the sPaes o san Tss az 9ss @
lis case hopess Ks there was difference of
fps e ~
cnrsTs months boy ey
For busy he pans d.
e s 1 Eeg @ M ses e
those who have this disease and for gratitude sher
". 7. MILLS II. d.
Extract Letter Written Three Years Previous to tho
Above, in reference to the same boy. a
IssAouEyA Co.. Miss, May 2, 1857.
he i one ct the finest looking men on Deer Creek and can d,a
from Dr. sssss L Hss sss S. t. eminent PLY
Dr. sir send he 10y s Ben g. you as
ny Justice am t sa; aed your plan
Is and that can cure him. Please WI e me by the
= 'So'' THos. ]. aARpER, NJ b.
BThis letter was in reference slave boy about
DID, pured Sides who was subsequently
returned sound. The following explains itself: v
| $500 VIoKsBuRG, MISS, May Z, 1860.
Dear s1 send James to apply to him suitable
Truss He has only been uptured short time We obar
drug Trusses In them however, have
tie condence but having confidence your skill such
! ters, l send my to you. $3.50. g.yg lgs
THOS j. HARPER, II. D.
| Dr.. BELDEN's OPINION.
| I NEW ORLEANS, Jan. O.. 1852
| Samuel Davis, ESD, r3n o..
Dear sir-It that Dr. Sherrnaus T as applied b.
SEEM s asSay wy
the of 1t and the mixture. recommend
but be Dr. Sherman hmeIf applies it much depends
| upon the fitting. R. BELDEN N. D.
RS~DR. SHERMAN respectfully informs rupured persons
those having rupturad slaves that he
may found his Office No. RIES STREET
New Orleans prepared relieve and all rptur
by the application his PATENT SILVER TRUSS GU
| ALIVE MIXTURE. arFs- '- -'+' uny6 lykw
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MOTT E-ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
IN against the of Philip Harty, deceased will please
present the ersgned for payment and all persons
indebted said will make en to the undersigned
80 S, BURKE Administrator.
rllh 6rand tJsmn nd Amelia OF
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SUNDRIES IN STORE.
PORTG-lOO 4 casks Crown brand
SHERRY-2J 4 casks Crown brand.
s d casks Cabinet
. Is casks Iopnz extra.
RED WINES-24 casks Margaux.
=. 20 casks Cantenac.
$40 LeGonpte Il Co
900 cases Larrondefreres.
iU0 cases Ieya Eargaux.
s Gcscours DesCatore.
WHITE VINES casks Chateau Yqutn.
10 ubls. Ssuterne.
PRUNES-50 cases, in jars.
PEAS-2o cases. in !, boxes
TRUFFLES-lU cases, in = boxes.
TRUFFLED pTES-lD cases in 4 boxes
STRAWBERRIES-50 cases in JUICE.
CHAMPAGNE--ll0J packages,
In baskets and cases,
Such rs Hedsieck 4 Co,
Duchor, Cordonvert,
Sellery, Cabinet and
imperialism quarts and Pints,
and hafp ints
For sale by S. D. GRATIAA CO.,
50 CustOIuiDIse street.
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DRUG STORE FDn SALE Fl

,,siFot u hand-ome and II arranged RETAIL. DRUG
80 STORE, doing good business has received com
NJ in Army, and wishes close his business
EA 4 rood purchaser bargain.
fu information apply th4 Office or 10 Or g. d
KENNEDY, No 5 amp street, se2 II
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Blood Food.


Healthy Human Blood upon being ANALY2ED, always pre-
with the essential elements gves COURSE
the Trus Standard Anayze the Bleed person suffering
Consumption, Liver Complaint. Dyspepsis scrofula ETC.
and certain the goh
ulss of Blood Supply Observation-Disclosures you
The Blood Foods founded upon
rg success. There are '.s4{5 f5f - .7Ta.7 q
Is. 4-'ss9aE FIVE PREPARATIONS
adapted the For
Coughs, Colds Bronchitis any affection whatever
Throat Lungs inducing Consumption No. which
the No. for Depression of Spirits Loss of Appetite and for
Chronic Complaints arising from overUse General Debility
and Nervous Prostitution. No. 2 70. Liver Complaints
for Dyspepsia Being already p-spared for absorption
by drops carried Immediately the circulation so
you gain you RETAIN The No. for Female Irregu
arips Hysea Weaknesses, See special directions for
this For Rheun. Eru2ipns, serofuouA Eidnsy and
Bladder Complaints take Me- s. In all cases ths directions
ast strictly followed Pss Of the Blood Food 81 per
bottle. ehI
Sold by CHURCH DUPONT. No. Aas 2sosdway New
York j. WRIGHT Co., Ma n i ISL Chasares street. O.
J. WOOD co. ST. Louis Mo- and BY all respectable Drug.
giss throughout the oountry. ...-
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All persons liable duty in this Regiment required
obey promptly the orders of the OH their respective bea,
and attend daily drills ACCORDING to the proclamation OF the
Governor Any disobedeuce of these orders will be
dealt with according the Governors proclamation.
By order Of
J. N. MAGEE,
Colonel Commanding
joins G. WHITE, Acting Adutant. ca st
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VALUABLE REMEDIES.
TINE ONLY PHaeeARATroR


a9U 1919 1kEsksk 1919.
THE ONLY PHaasARATIos
That Eas--
#sTooD The 1887 or YrAKs
ndsrovs =aoresnd sors Popular every asvf
Aadtestnonials new ard sraoe without number might DO
given FROM ladies and geus In all grades society Whose
knitted sssony nane ecan resist fnss Prof Woods Hair Res
sorativs will gray preserve the hair o.
The yaath to old sss, IN 81 7suthf u beauty
g11sIE caznx. sea.. DEC. n lsss
I I'd ~ ssssd We s " s sgo.
H. s .sss s
rom s 80 sass s ss.,
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Z I
shoss sss AZ Hind e s
Thy friend. susANEEa KIRBY.
~ LsecsIra Noble counsy. Ind. Fes s. Isss
md Naa asfs pss s 4 sh Fl s hs
menssd filling e. very spdiy a spaee SIX
iss a Ct ~ sss s entirely
the side and head shortly after bsen,s r "a
that you III go b sqTrsed when se yon that
&c 70 % ssss e aas a.esys
anee intimate acquaintance 10 rscues M.
| d. ali. -ETF ~ -S5eFse = t577E esr -
1t once made application to slfn uysrsans ii,
the country but receiving them that nv
could agan restored become recncI ID
ny ste until fortunately, n the latter Of the year 49,
your Restorative recommended druggist a. M.
ing he EoEt reliable Hair Restorative tried one bot
lssa E s my T sa asif a1e nat g
of yoaF Restorative result have c coat q yerr
soft sLsek nsir which no money buy.
mark CT Gratitude your labor and skill the
ductIon
10 mary my friends who N, ~ h
inform you, are using Il with Ike stsct 80 pDs -
! . Very respectfully, yours. tls. i
.lt4'$ A'ts -]ts Il A. M. I.ATr4, tszs=
~ 7r-.y IA N Attctnsy and Gounsescr-at
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g. PRIVATE RIDING ACADEMY,
W4gz8Tn % RAMPANT STREET, Between Grayier an


NE-Ng FsFaIo0 streets:
shment, under the of Dr.
lieu opened exclusively for the Orleans Light ana for
private families The proprietor has taken great pains TO place
Ii upon the best desirable footing.
The Of each lesson Of the shall be exhibited
the Riding Academy studies shall be accompanied
completed special of hppatrics render each
familiar with the internal mechanism OF the
NAL of thu horse give him the rationale the
important points Of the education Of the rider regards the
ppr KIND OF bit to be used the best appliances to be employ
ed the Harvesting, etc, etc,
The win be followed few general hygenIc pecepts
III order obtain from this noble quRdrnped the companion Of
in bis pleasures his wants and his dangers all The service.
he render without being injured hereby and form riders
capable Of apprec Rting all that is really useful well
agreeable in equestrian exercises.
The ladies' whu honor this establishment with their pat
ronage will find all the comfort attention which they have
right expect Spacious galleries have bea erected fer the
accommodation of parents accompany their children 10 the
Riding Academy.
Carriages will be sent their order I'LL persons who
desire 10 ride to the Riding Academy
Horses for pronlenades para des professions, etc.
Always hni number OF Ghot5 ladies
ani tiOrEes OF all .ssts ata,H
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GOAL OIL AND LAMPS
FOR SALE BIT
DAVID l. L,
No. 2I3 Camp street,
Between Joseph and Delord Streets New Orleans,
GAS FILTER AND UNDER,
And Deslar tn
Gas Fixtures, Pipe Fittings, Plumbing Materials etc.
Dwellings Stores Oiees etc. Fitted for Gas, Water,
short notice
Also
Constructs G AS WORKS, for COAL or ROsIN.
Orders left Mechanics Exchange will be promptly
attended to.
New Orleans. fel y
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NOTICE TO SrArE TAx-PAYERs.1The
~ assessment rots OF the Seventh, Eighth aud Ninth
Wards Third trict, will exposed for examination and
correction in S RECORDERS Office Eysian Field street. near
GreaRen eet for thirty aud after this day Oc
' WEBSTER LONG.
AVIS AUX CONTRTBUABLES DIES TAXES
IA DETAT Eolls du Septeme Huitene
ct Eeueme Districts Reprssentatifs seront exposes pour stre
du Recorder du Troisieme Dis
tic rue Champs Eysees pres des Grands Hemmes
pendant os pair dsujogrdhu Ter ocobre 1851 de
olW WEBSTER LONG.
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NV NJ. WALVON, AUSTIN, TEXAS
W. Attorney at Law and General Land Agent
PAYS TAXES FOR Nt,R-kEsIpENTs,
uy25 tt BUYS AND TELLS LAND SCRIP, ctr.
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RDR SHERMAN respectfully informs rBptured persons
those having ruptued slaves that he returned the
and be found at his Office No. 10 ST. CHA RIES STREET
New Orleans prepared relieve and all rupture
by the application Of his PATENT silly ER TRUSS and CUR
ATTyE, MIXTURE. yB 1ytT
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sHERTFF's SALES,

FoVE7H DISTRICT CoURT, clIY ~ EE# DRLEANs "
Of New Orleans. No. 1901 D. L. y
pX VIRTUE of writ or seizure and sale
IL directed the Honorable the Fourth District Court Of
New Orleans in the above entitled will to sell at
public auction athe City Hotel Common street. between Camp
and Magazine streets SATURDAY "a day Of November,
1851 at IL O'Clock NJ, the following described property, to-
wit: ....r- q : -
NINE LOTS OF GROUND adjoining each ether, situate in
the First District Of this city in the No. m bounded by
Callope Euphrostne, M4unse Magnolia, and Soils
Locust strees which said lots designated Nos s.
g. g. and TO- and each rs feet 3nches and lines
front Caiope street by l0 feet inches lines in depth
between parallel lines American Lot No. 10 forming
the corher of Caliope and Mausel now Magnolia Streets
Together with the buildings and improvements thereon.
The whole plan drawn by GA. de Armas, Deputy
Surveyor General dated December a. 1859 and deposited in
the SheriiFs Office for reference. ~
Seized in the above suit. .t'- .4
~ TEKhS--Cash on the spot. ~
F. T. PARKER,
~ Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
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RLACK & HOLTZ., No. llu PoYDRAs STREET
NEE -
nnuIacIursrs nd Copper Tin Sheet krUhR
sud Stoves, Of tho most approved patterns.
STENjll4 MARKING PLATES, for Merchants, hanutsc
Lnrers, often iAaars, In Copper NaSs, 10
Stylr,
s5F-tiurtartig Roothrk all It's vartou,
sS--tobping promptly attended to. ala
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COMPREHENSIVE.

TAIsSOLUTTON tn. CoPARTEERsHIP HERE
- tofore existing between the day
solved by the withdrawal Of Ar. GEORGE r POINTER
~ - 4. r.. GEORGE r. PORTER,
- "-s-"-- ~ =. JOHN y. THOMAS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
T,ORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE.

After personal experience Of forty years. the settled
good.
Pure gold cannot make base currency, neither pure
whole viii De beautiful tn or and the texture and skin will
ibis is not all, health will be restored when BRAN
DE ETH's PILLS used 10 the external inter-
nal tumor vii be wed by absorption, 1t will sweal
Perseveauceis cure this truth established
beyond the power of mal to deny.
BRANDRErH's PILLS
assists 10 reform complete work If the sick
make prompt use Of them their sickness Will usus be Of
short duratop and every soldier eseaialy
should be provided with this excellent and reliable vegetable
rUMoR REMOVED.
Mrs. woodruff, wife of Mr. samuel Woodruff OF Lc,kp,rt,
bad for fifteen years beer IN delicate state q heal
medical advice without permanent benefit AT her
f gsss1s SpRIss G Fills snd pr ,a,s
them according 10 the printed directions She con-
tinued using them until Ave boxes were consumed
laid up with headache "a common os,
e took by the advice IF her husband pills
large knot esy tough as hide about three
and hale inches In circumference She says she felt
thing separate its discharge this time
gainec her heah rapidly she continued to take the pills
her convenience would permit several tape
were expelled Finally her health fully restored.
Mr.. woodruff concludes his letter thus
The eff cts Of pills have been surprising
for the cure OF piles having their
and one or two doses Of four five ps have
other medicines and have witnessed the wonderful
permanent cures 1t has performed; signsd roonur,,
BRANDRETRs PILLS
Are scld AT cents per six boys for 81,
Al the principal office 294 canal street
And OF No 4 mon square, New York
Also by II s. GREkr, SS7 Eulton street. and GUST aVuS
RICETE Il, 60 Fulton street, Brooklyn, l.. l.
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NEWS FROM THE REBELLIOUs STATES.

MATTERS AT PENSACOLA.
From the Mobile Advertiser, May 81
is announced, believe correctly, that the last OF
the expected big gups is far from Pensacoa-indeed
may be 10 position by this time 1t s also stated
Fort Pickeps and the island again reinforced day
or two ago by some troops and marines from a large
sidewheel steamer--oDe OF those, doubtless which re-
Gently sailed from the North for that purpose.
The federalists reported active Santa Rosa
The troops severely disciplined aud evidently en-
pecting wsrM work before long. They have nine com.
panies Of artillery and pilot taking vessel over the
bar recently, reports seeing them eashng in parade
uonlbei ug their pieces, &c Thay have several sep,
nels riding up and down the island Frequently which
can be seen from the boats in the bay.
THE sEcEssIoNIsrs IN LOUISVILLE, KY.
The Louisville Journal Of the Ri inst says:-The se
Of them. Some of them trying to ape their bretb
reps doctrine elsewhere, by ordering men TO leave but
they not dangerous
Out in the country, not twenty miles from Louisville it
was reported that Anderson would he here on saturday
morning. with OO0 troops aud that the Tsanesseeans
would be here to meet them and tnst battle would be
fought right in this city on Saturday Some beloved
tnP maf vellous yarn. fhs ia an alarming symptom A
man who has IL judge that the recession disease
coming on, and he had better send for the doctor,
MORRIS ISLAND, CHARLESTON HARBoR.
The Charleston Mercury Of recent date says AZ
the cite Of the old Fort Moute Ct the Revolution,
now covered by the waters OF the ocean, does that
part Of Morris slant where batteries plane
epcroachmenis Of the have ely greater than
at any previous period, ana 1nm-angs Point VIII t1ey
cornue s0CD cease - be Soue o. the works which IL
was ROT deemed necessary 20 level R1a which We mad
supposed might for evidences o. The ptug
try OF our troops have eltea away me tents even OF
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OUR KEY WEST CORRESPONDENCE.

KEY WEST, Fla, May rs, 1861
Aersner9 Of the Gunboat Fle-Pdssdge Of the Gup5o ITS
Mount Vernon Chesapeake and Porkers5urg from Neo
Fork to Key We&-7he Letter Breaks Her Shaf-D9
eip!ine on Board Ship, dc.
We arrived here this morning, on board the United
states steamer Mount Vernon, conveying safely the
Chesapeake and Parkersburg. The latter gave much
trouble during the passage found it necessary
more than OCCASION TO take her in tow yester
day morning, owing to her breaking her shaft she
entirely dependant bring her to this point Our
passage a favorable 1t would be diBcult to
describe in the short space necessarily devoted to
respondence Of this character the 'vim with which all
entered into the "spirit Of the service in which
engaged fair test proved the efficiency Of officers
and men the morning of Tuesday the 2lst inst About
Eve O'Clock three blasts Of the steam whistle previously
decided upon as signal to Quarters" brought all
hands to their stations in four minutes The guns
cast loose and were fully prepared for action 1t
proved, much TO the chagrin Of all board to be
schooner bound to the northward During passage
We met other vessels bound In the same direction They
invariably showed their colors and passed on. On
Thursday the 23d sighted land arrived here
] have already written, this morning.
The weather is most delightful. As we towards
1he Key, after passing Fort Taylor discovered the
captured yacht wanderer lying close by the United states
steamer Crusader, which vessel and the Wyandot are
the only men Of war here at this time
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n VS. FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.
DetaHed Report Of the Affair 1t PhEllppi- Gel.
Kelly Recovering The Federal
Troops Reinforced,
REPORTS FROM HARPER's FERRY.

FREDERICK, Mo-, June Z, 1861.
An intelligent gentleman Just from Harpers Ferry re-
ports that Jeh Davis was expected there tomorrow
There was complete state OF preparation for attack
which is eagerly expected.
he represents the indications not at all favoring the
rumored evacuation New troops are constantly srry-
ing 800 reached there last night from the interior Of
Virginia. Provisions were abundant, and the mon were
cheerful The srictost discipline 10 maintained our m
orant was not allowed to speak to the soldiers except
in the presence Of the officers
Six or eight deseIters from Chambersburg reached
there day and several yesterday.
he represents that there are II; 900 troops there
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Junction Of the Ohio and Mississippi rivers showing Cairo
and part Of the Southern States With parable, or ds
tances from the most important points In viev Of the
important warlke events eliminating in This extern
sive region Of the country, this little ~ win prove Of
infinite service to the general public
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Clinton Reuch son OF the weaithiest planter ID the
county, has been shot at Willamsport Many conflicting
rumors are aoat respecting the sad occurrence, but 1t
probable that his death resulted from offensive language
and On alteration. II 10 known that he partcips
TOR IN the Baltimore riots, and is closely identified with
the secession cause In strong Union community, like
that Of WiliamspOrt, It would not be very difficult, out
Of the circumstances named 10 produce fatal result
Personally the gentleman had many friends his fam
ly ia highly esteemed
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MISCELLANEOUS AFFAIRS.

MRS. JEFF. DAVIS AND FAMILY.
The augusta (GeOrga) C3aSituHondlist, of May 80,
eaysSrs Davis, wife or President Davis, with three Of
their children, arrived in city last evening" and left
soon afterwards to join her husband at Ricnmepd Viz
gna She had brief reception in the of the South
Carolina Railroad train, and welcomed by quite
number Of ladies and gentlemen. Mrs Davis was ac-
companed also by relatives and escorted by Adju
tant General Cooper
JEFF. DAVIS WAR HORSE.
The Augusta Ctastieaolis, of the 30th ult., says
President Davis horse passed through this city last
night on his way to Richmond, Virginia. Accompanying
the animal was the Presidents saddle, the horn Of
which is compass, to be used in case the rider should
lose his way
ARRIVALS AT RICHMOND.
The following named gentlemen arrived at Richmond
on Saturday last:-Robert Tyler, Esq, late Of PhIa-
delpha; General Beauregard, G s. A.; Major D. Jones,
G. s. A.. Captain Chisholm, G. s. A.. Captain Hayward,
G. s. Gov. Manning G. s. Al Lieut. J. E. Netties, s. c:
Volunteers Colonel A. G. Myers Quartermaster General
of the Confederate States Army and other members Of
the government have also arrived
LIEUTENANT BROWN.
This gentleman late OF the United States Navy, at
tached 10 the steamship Niagara offered his services TO
the Secretary of War Of the bogus conederacy free Of
expense and cost
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THE AQUA CREEK AFFAIR.

n0FoRABLE NOTICE OF A DETACHMENT OF The
sEVENTY.FIRsT REGIMENT, NEW YORK STATE
TROOPS.
HEADQUARTERS AMERICAN GUARD, !
SEVENTY FIRST REGiMEST, N Y. STATE TROOPS,
NAVY YARD, WASHINGTON, June g. 1861.
The Commandant, having received note from Captain
John Dangren enclosing copy of the report OF the part
performed by detachment OF the Seventy regiment
the engagements at Aqua creek the 1st and I'd inst
The hereby published for the information OF the
troops henry p. MARTIN,
Lieutenant Colonel Seventy first regiment N. Y. r.
UNITED STATES STEAMER ANAcosTA, Juue 2, 1851.
S-l have great pleasure In informing you OF the ex
ceent character and conduct Of the detachment Of
first regiment New York State troops company
9, serving on board this vessel under Lieutenant T. B.
Prendereast. They have my warm thanks for their
sstalce in working gun at Aqua creek As gentle
men, soldiers boatmen, they do honor to their i'm
mediate commanding officer, and to the Seventy first reg
nent. Enclosed is q muster roll Of the detachment.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
N. COLLINS, Lieutenant Comm anding
10 JOHN A. DAHLGREN, commanding Navy Yard,
Vaehngtop.
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REPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, JUNG 7-fUP. II.
Reliable information, just received from Harpers Fer
y, states that far from any intention TO evacuate
being manifest renorcements and supplies arrived there
to-day Provisions plenty and the troops healthy.
Jef Davis will be there tomorrow and review the whole
force