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Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-28

Our MANUFACTURES. - &ocden uutmegs
were the delight of our childhood; they were
80 nice to play with, and SO unfit for any
thing else They were the spice at our life
in the sportive days of infancy. Subsequent
av we cherished immense national pride in
the man who, presuming that pigs had As
r,uch right to wooden legs as any other gen.
tlemen, glutted the market with hams manu-
factured out of the ligneous material. Yes
terdav, in a palatiul restaurant, which uses
Broadway for a roof, we selected duck for
our dinner Petrifnctions are usually tender
in fibre compared to the texture of the wa
4er-fowl that was served up to us accordingly.
The albatroes of the Ancient Mariner muet
have been spring chicken compared to it,.
Weary of masticaton without compensatory
results. we had recourse to literature. A
daily journal was at hand. Glancing over
Its columns, the first announcement that at
tracted our sympathies was the folio owing:
"The Lawrence MASS Journal says that
fhe Duck Factory there is kept running extra
time"
"Wuter!7
"Yczer"
"What kind of duck is this YOU have brot
mc?'
"Wood-duck sir-frst Of the season-just
blIlNcu from MASSACHUSETTS ON itlT cpIu.
"Wood-duck? ah, sec.-fed upon Con-
necticut nutmegs, | suppose. The flavor is
remarkably fine: but the next time you
bring me this kind Of wood duck. see that the
cook stuGs it with shoe pegs instead Of sage
and onions that's all"
IL has been widely stated by certain jour
mails, that the South will still pine for North
ern manufactures That depends upon the
kind of Pine We suppose, out of which
ducks and brakes for the South will in future
be manufactured - l'anHy Fair.
AUrEMUs WARD AND THE SHAKER ELpEn-
When Artemus visited the shakers, he me-;
one of the Elders and opened a conversation
with him, which he thus reports
Elder, spcct?" sed J.
"Yay," he sed.
"Ilelths good, reekop?'
"Yay."
whats the wages of Elder, when he
understands his bizness-or do you devote
sour asviees gratooitous.?
"Yay."
stormy night. sir2"
"Yay."
underfoot, hay?'
"Yay."
"lf may be SO bold kind sir, what's the
price of that pecOoler kind of weskit you
wear incloodin' trimmins?'
"Yay!"
Ipawsed mint, and then, thinllin' I'd
be faseshus with him and see how that would
Co. olapt him on the shoulder, burst into a
harty larf, and told him that as yayer he
had no lviD' ekal.
He jumpt up as if bihn water had been
squirted into his ears, groaned, rolled his
eyes up lords the sealin' and sed; "You're II
man Of SIM" lie then walkt out of the
room.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-28

y5,aEE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING
NaDiIfoc ctrrjnr. Re Of H. T. KELLY & co, will con-
tlnue the WHOLESALE and Retail Drug Business as here
tofore at Sc D street next to the Western House
c. z. POLLARD.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-28
All sizes OF the ketchum Combined
Reaper
On hand and for sale cheap for cash.

ALL the different make Of Thrashers which repre-
sent in this advertisement, manufactured only by
the parties above named and stand ahead OF all other
makers.
EXTRAS qf0ltHe di8treat make Of hachjncs, can
be had on short notice.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-28

SOME three months ago a widow lady
named Sparks, sent particular garment sa-
cred to female use-not the ineXpressibIcs-
to Mary Moran, WHO presided at one OF John
sons Patent Purifiers, or Washing Machines
In the pocket Of this she shirt there were
pinned in a Chemical Bank note for 81 1000
and another for 5000 These were so en-
tirey washed out as not to be visible When
the fair laundress, Miss Moran, was arrested.
she denied all knowledge of the "Chemicals, p"
and she was dismissed on the ground thai
there was no evidence against her. Last
week it was discovered that she had sold the
notes for s 900 to n man and his wife, who
were SO indiscreet as to call attention to their
sudden wealth 10y investing the proceeds in a
Savings Bank Mary Moran has been re ar
rested, and Widow Sparks may regain some
of her money. We trnst. however, in fu
ture, that she will only conceal her personal
beauty in the linen bank, and not her dollar
ed tressure.-N Y Paper.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-28
G. P. POLLARD.
Wholesale & Retail Druggist,

KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND FOR SALE.
Drugs, Medicines, Pertumery Shakers Herbs and En-
tracts, Patent Medicines, Trusses, Shoulder Brace
Supporters En- lish, French and American Chemicals
Shaving and Toilet Soaps; PAINTS all eolors-dry
ground-in oil On water; OILS, Linseed, Boiled and
Raw, Lard Coal, Polar, Solar, Nestsfoot Tanners
Olive and Castor. BURNING FLUID, Camphene SPir-
its Turpentlae, Alcohol. vARNEeHES-Coseh' Car
riage, Copal, Damar, Brown & Black Japan; BRUSH
Es; Paint varnish, whitewash, Colorins' Nalsomne'
Hair, Nail and Tooth Brushes sEEDS-GardeG and
Flower fresh, put up by comstock, Ferre Co.
Connecticut
DR.. Kelley's Fever and Ague
Medicine;
Sir Ashley Cooper's Great English Rem.
edy
ext COFFEE AfsAPARILLA,)
Concentrated EXT. AK, Chemical Food) pre-
eminent IN Purifying the Blood. For sale by
C.P POLLARD,
Successor to II. 7. Kelly Co,
Marysviils Drug Store, 81 81 next 70 The wsstsrS
House. iAneo
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-28
z3allp slatlonal 1cmutrat

RrAsoNsFoR GOING FOR HM.-Ihe Silver
Ace saws: "Col Williams, of the Terrific
r;ol Enterprise, is, we understand, candi-
date for Congress from Nevada. Also Asa
T, Kenion. We presume there will be other
osnrants, and there fore must decline COM
hitting ourselves irrevocably for the present !;
"a for the candidates now in the field, We are
decidedly favorable to the nomination of our
odito,ial friend, Williams, and are ready to
o;re the reasons for the faith that is in us.
F. the first place, the Coloners experience $
a legislator acquired in the County Court OF
larson county, eminently fits him for the po-
s;,;on. Secondly, his powerful advocacy of
~, cause of Nevada, as exemplihed in the
onmmunication o"o of Fox" tactly endorsed
Thirdly. the sef-sacrificing disposition exhib-
;,aJh hy him in common with other members
of the County Court, iu not aunulling the act
of Cnneress organizing the Territory Of Ne
~ ,,ado Fourthly, because the Colonel is able
'" ,"Jscount Asa Kenion at his own game.
Tjthlv and lastly, because the addition of
A. 'IT'' G. will Just complete the Judges list OF
,i,les th and effectually head him off from all
othcr positions, from Councilman down to
UOnnd master Hurrah FOE Col Williams.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-28
Bowman's Lini1nent
IL. BOWMAN, Druggist,

260 street, Coppos!te Plaza, Sacramento,
Andby HE. KELLY IL CO., Agents, ST..
next TO the Western House, Marysyille. febl 3mis
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-28
Arrivals at the u. 5. Hotel.

STOKES sHIELDs..... .........PROPRIEToRs
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-28

Eight and ten llorsr Power, manufactured at Mas
ston, expressly to I'll my order with eX ras and II
complete.
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Mnerbtefnaf0er

fir bic Qteferun9 BON 0tationen u1O 8rennntaa
tertaI fir bic 2euGt SAife Bel Sames Ss=
LAMB unp 6OVper'sltratts in oer @belapeafee
goN. 1879
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$I.OO bnlbi6Drtt6.

8eteIutsen bon ausipart8, benen Der 8etra8
IN @ofs@tamps b~eieefu9t To, perben prompt
belar9t.
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QeuMts6auS. SuIpeftpr.

~ -" ILL., Na tMDte, cen 28. WfaE 1861.
Sci 6teem Imt ipAen5 bis or SonpCbenb ben Is. Suni186I
1%srfe5eltc 0heren yan8snonumem mtroen fir re Sefer n8 cpu
Otuncpprratb uno &rennmaterial an un6 auf ben 9eud,t- 6 tbtifen
BON Soues S8laus rno 9oppereTuoit8 in Der @belapeafe 8ap unp
fir @rfas &,u9t- G6ife unO 9eu6l- 0auSs& enter. welde utodten
1856 b8 gum so. SUM 1862 tncluiips. Ole Manbporratbe mufel
BON gutter unb erprober Qualudt fem uno nilIen flr ieoee 2endt.
itlf ttnntaI piert Ii brliA, iii Yadettn, 61iien, 8tUn ODER
9aittr, IN gutter SrbmnA perpadt, het BON aclten fir Die Ser,
Std0ten 9enaB be- SptCtfitattpnen III EafeI g, welHe be9eiiBt
fnp, unb bic enen G6ell beS Spntrattes bIloen, an ben 2eudt-
bans Eeuber roer ugeno sin apo res Sctff, pelGeS gu oteiem
3wete in SaIttnlprs Itea befinmt len Iptre, b,ran9ebra9t
neroen. .-e
Gue Sfffrien maiien perfeaeIt un6 be,ei6net iein: Proposals
for Rat1ons and Fuel for Light-vessels,' - uuo IN el 3aeits8
erHpcrt CT geRb Olent sn bic es Arur 9ef1i6t pelseu, ponltei
penn per 4Ot 9edidt.
SIN gnftre9e Ger 9eu6t-Sau8- &c rluntTRpn:
9eur9 SO. @pffmau, SurerintenScnt.
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g~3Gg0iitDe GeliHaGG Ieaba5n
0erGnberter UahrPtart4 ~
Nl0 ceIn Nefeu unb NGrcen.
gEtutersTabrpIdu.

gt unb ua9 benz so. Scat perpsa tsoli6 bret 3ase all biefar
Balm IN namipigsnber 9petie e~rPebsrt:
Der . ia g btta5ltr (utt Arsnabre bee SpnntGg5) ua
8 ubr Is Mtin Ntpr8ens al rad @ittstprs, Gbeagp, @iepelaua,
Cincinnati, ct. 9pIts unS ode &beiie hes 9BefcnS unp sfOrbs
mefens, @Ssn(p r04 glrasrai Buffalo uno Ganaen. gsaa Grus
~raittsbure, gprt. 9aasafrri G%enttn8, @OttsYiae. Cpinss, Mias,
Sfetters.Swn unC Ntar9eaer, SIT. 9la@ Gtambfrsblra, Car
Hole ua6 9aBertsra
Na6 Ne q y prf nat 8,15 1lere nit nur staem garrau-
spehiei, 70 villa Ete a~ufiseer aaretn 8atu.
&eiIrn6e t6Nncn nit pieknt 3uge Rah Derpit unS gbtcago oto
Giaaara IaQs, 70 btIi9 ot8 aaf t8ub elmer anberu 5abn fabren
Ser 0prt NCeOmpoattoNS3u tielt5 (Spunta96 dIS=
genpmpien) um 8. 80 Radul, re1 Ylort uno alien StanOnen ter
g8eltern MarelaLb Eahn,
Der 9arrtsbar8.a ctEm9b4ttgn8+3ug eeas s9g.
ltd tGFnnta8s Gls6tnpuonea1 mn 500 Ws@mttta8s as.
Buse UNI $50 mlor5eu8 cher $50 gtG&gaittas3 btes aEfpup.
men, fnpen 9efSresrpn8 nit ber 8ngen bteer 8ata.
{G3s Nsgen Tabrbtdtts urb GnbGter seuGHsn unc terldg!tBen
Nugiunft beltete man f3 an bic @ttetts0fFes ii ber n@eiasrss
@tatpr," Gfe 5gn GaI@srts Eto 5rarillnfrg 81 cen4eu.
e+ Spbn 8. MtAUea, MfakGub't,
9. s. Iarnet SfGtt@@sen 9uit29,I
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E5sI il. Wai1insOre Gijerbala. 3d.
8imsers U~aDrpl0n.

- IS go. @inGSrsBo1rpl0n. -
n est an geEen PIG 9ass Gat rteies Sata we frlst:
.g Grpre6- Sac uni 8lltr so Gltnutra MiQrsers;; 9g q, ua
nm10 u, Is ~. BOrmittas8; a~beRpsDpfaua nm 5 ubr
10 ~. Ma@mittags. INe 3Igs feten nit Der i NJ
g tfenbaDn In DcYbtafua9 ati Ausnatme res abenb. 3uaeS
am SpEnabeHo. pelGsr bios ST. pbfMpelptta gent.
Der Bra@tsug nit a~ngeb0a8sea ENLIGHTENMENT Serldst 8alti.
more ut 4 Il, N. uRp GaEt an @terRueys Sun, gbafe's uRb
SirenSnb. go
gOn VDtfa beIbGta gaa 8Gttfmpr re linz STIR Is 81,
germ. IL II. MUlta9s mo 10 L., SO u, gtaats,
9fad 2auren II. 5tatlonen an Der OelaDares
% ,H35saa l.1n.a q Giienbabn. oaa
Dsr 10 il. is 81. Bug feGt in gtlainstsn In gsrbtnbnna nit
eer1 6 Il. 30 %. gla&ntttasssug gaha8itre tSuuen AUD, NIT Gem
5i. rs W. AbsnbSu9 aGA 9~DihaIaStop ms fe sem Grnsgfteur
stnen Gbed betOnmeN Nap fpl2an nit psua 9M. IS 30. 02eresa-
'rSSaesvt ausianft e~ftHel5t an 9spOttn greFseafRs. Der aaeat.
10 Oteil.il)5da s 8tltfaR ~GraRf0rb, &eeat.
x g : 'aa@'s. 945afa9es@d5c6ue
: s2sAl sae Esr G.Sae nae 8aapH9tHe Il. unb 2. Gef
a9aps zwQGeuoe0 Uoi Bremen nas Gew.N y
z95A Aea Baltimore NIB 0t6eren 65Iefl Ser Ger. 5taates
perben non zen llaterSeitnetQ1 asf 6 M{eaate nnb 1 Tabr olLls
liz SeeRnuts se5 sra @R, Seen in Bremen III Sea biligE.eGs @o-
n ~aa5ge(teut. ia4s es7 d fsssH. 45 ay
au9 sebgu mir gss6id il ~beiebisen Guaaipua1 a.f Fslaenbe
GlGbs OeMiGlaH6's ebi19 ha lsgaaoa tra .s
8renrsnu @teHa GpbieB, Gotta Uranftut a. aR. are,,nes,
oHi Nililter, DiafDlbsaai Y~segurSeRt9, Stltt9art anb MuG8tura.
Teruer Dalten ms gu GtrsGairag9ennn @pSottionen e%al6icALsn.
i lg4la EaG 9af 20 glsUBoB sis y CT nnb- y a d ma nm, VA
astSsl6,oJt1 rs !. Hf sdl h1bg 82u. IA Nef+Sptnbar6itr. St
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0tfcnba6 tresr &c>
~. 1880 e. rrE1

c. 49, 9a
Wtdtis fir @tnponDerer uto 9teiienre.
Er]partIiR TON 3eit, OelO luiD G%lItfernung
pIr6 BE 1855
8ol4ia1ores te11D S6iosG ifenbn6m
mad alien Thetlen be8 We(ten8
Y4E .gM FseeeH Itsr
Barter8bur9 uub O}artetta, ooer 9enwoob,
Wbeelin9 NIB Goluutbu8.
8e Baltimore nnb 5bfo. g~ifenbaGn 6ietat Rem r~etfenben Dub
liant Big sr1gtea gsst6et!e IN 9esgg aaf 9tatelet4 8equea'thA:
fe Srn fetner anbsrn Baba II eeem 2anbc Ibertrpfen pire.
Etefe 9atn grm attentu@ea 0iesr ~Gu8sebenh, tt Bic dltsae aus.
~aeoebhteae Qtte, ~aleta5eittg aber aud Ste flrieRe uu5 FGneGfe
anp baber Biz btdtBae Vieute FIR bic 8et(eaSan na& bera g8efen,
bic niat ~rerfeeIen ipGten, ae 81 bsnasen;
NeilenenfTe rnun9 Dol Baltimore mad
Cincinnati
ne y Se artsps sas gus. 1,, Sss8 gstlfH'
nebsr harrisburg IN. ptttsbnrg L $50
DEr6 De Marstta-Gtnte 5G3 -
cine &rfpcrntS an Der @ntftrnutg sEM 116
DMrG bic @Clutbus- 2{ne $50
the @Yfparnts an yer GntfernIug vMa 5sG 60
5RsiGenre, meIdt ete 8altintUre- uNO Obs Gtfcntatn 6enusfr4
IeeFR bic J1eHeu In IL Eagsn surIf ms fabren In Magen, bte
All Sas aGsrtequertRe uaD nit s~epOlaergenS tsen esnstrt@tet fnb.
rFfHs H II L-- -t-
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9enersGs er~Hcbermnecm.
Johnston's Insurance Rooms

Johnston'S Insurance Rooms.
M a DO. 70 Seccnofr.
Teuers, Marine mnD GebenSs0 erfGe
$50 II .tg1 rIugS=GOmDdGuten.
Gi6erlte mn feifcEte KOmgaqnie.
SsrFderua9SzGpmp Der 8aGtep p. Bir0inieu
s h mt 1850. 900 Capital.
QEt9bur9s8 81 rit9erun9szGO mp. .. 0iroinie
mid 1900, 600 @dptaI.
WbemarIesV eri therun9S<@cntp. 3. 8icoinfen
-elE mt $500, 600 Capital. o
Charter Oaf@Ter1t@. <@on1p. BON SortForS
NIT $3.50, 900 @apitoI. ~
Securttpz8 e rft9er1ng8<@omp pcl1 y2epsg)oy
NIT s270, 900 @apitaI. o"'
BbSrtCsS erGt6erun0SzSo mp BON Nelp=Ncv
mt $500. 900 @opitaE. q"
8eIcluteaS erItdlerung6=Gpmp b. Welpsg) pr
init S27O, 900 @apitaL. o.
Wepntdrts8 er t9ernng8=GDtnp. b. Nelps0c,
NIT 5000, 600 capital. ~
Observation-Disclosures .@Gomp ron Nen,s01nr
, H mil $3.50. 900 @apitaI. 0N
Wercantile Wutual Wdrtne.
f nit 81, OO0,O 900 capital.
Seretni9te Staaten 2ebenSe0 erfner1no ,c
y nit 81, $50, 972 @apttdI,
Nprthern Nnurance@Gcmp BON 2pnbnp
nit So. l94, Iii GapltaI.
Ore cben benertten @Cmpagueen5 fnb Don Der qe,ar,4,x
States WtnrpIan6 autbGrtfrt uno lt3enfrt. oN"a
Die BON benz llnter5etdneteu repriieuttrtet @cn1ooo,ies, a.
TtrHi3 perfa9beres @opitaI gum u0aen obet g"ssa, r.,
Setra9 oerdrtnprtltes far Die 3ablnn9 BON 8erIisen, oN9-'
CrfeBt. Sbpg. o. "SS" " gaaI!
sr.h mf5rn @,u..so. 81 % SecOibfr,
OTTO. alum, SrroeSor. ITo1Y n
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Np.61 Sbarps na1e Yrattfr.f 3tA 3
Gen beutiben Shubmabernu nD Satlern Stene bterutit sur geas.
4dty oaB MIR onr cbtseu Plase slnHeosrSeiSdft q~egranot baben,
in tpelGem mir tets eina CUTE Mnspabn ppn aaen SOrten telter
! nalitdt 2eost an 9aab baltsn, peltbeS mir Islblt s~erfertisen Hns
n@rpsea NIB &EsIHeu sR bigssn grstieH GSRssn, (8pG, Ont
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ng1 Sur Fe1onoeren I~e1ntnIBnabnle.
GinpaReeyer uns 8etfenpe iEaten fehr perfattg fein, eae ft ttrt
8iGetta faufen unp iplAu btetelben MIR Sgn iUInen a%neefteuteu
9elraten flufen, wti0e ppn tbrem @ebatt teben, ni6t ater S0r
Wtatssn Sntr 8wif1enudGern, b Es fOnh Ger @efatr nussefrs
fua, btfhwtneeIt su nerpen unD ttr Sen paiUna ~aueaebea.
Our1fabrt8SBMlette
na@ aaen Gbsiten bcs DeRens TnS au babea Bet
-as $500 slHs @b. 81. %5IGeebrdISt, -#i
@eaerala Gmisrontsu.Ngen Der Baltimore unb
4i4.E as 49, Et #.ya Gbtp@@ifentata,
SasOft 9tp. 81 &ha11esitf., baltimore.
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0ermania &ebenS=0erftcberum
I SDefeu fNsaft
i}8alfll9 u9s III W etD- Wprf.r
q 9Gar einse8abltes @apisai s2G0,090,
wrAftAentJ $euap a~xSeSeuhpus1

s. aI9a 9aar einseBabltes @apisai s2G0,08O.
@r&ftseaH @nsD R8elenepnce.
8t3e.9r&fte. Gno 9rfr.t 6rtecr. 9
Dleie @eeaftaft TT aauktl6Glt1 fNr Ole beat
terune Der Ser. StGoten eearunpet rprn
aisttn fno Deutf@t ana TIRE Dradia6eD Eer
tAer une engl der SpraAe drssegeeen
Sbre StiGafte tefftben In GrseassSer
Alters~DertOrgungen, Spyfenefr
ttn .Uerft6erunaen.
%@tAt9 pvpseut os eantsn yfubtns n
Ber1Gertsa pertbetlf, mo meden ole @eeaI1eft
lui Sea enietttetett Il, btarbposten.
Z Wis Referen5en fur Baltimore tfno fplaeni
nann,, Don penen Ote NIT = > .ti&neten $40 attfen-
or. u. 66unGder,* pr. ", u, S4tt
Jcbt eebr,* SEm. 6, SRas
Werner DreEel, = ~ {Gaeob MuoNlns
. &amtltcn Cater, = 6. u. EptISsr,
= Gbr. ptnriHS f, Meper 6te1n
i Serm. pen 8apH, = sate9 . g. ubrlaus
= 5enrv DteFFi& otg& Wcfes aD,etente
aus WaIblugtcn anD aus
einem Tbelle pes Staates lParpla
psuea ftp sefSuEgft IN pttrs psnpsu.
WcUlpD @nsIer u
DlEssi gls.s1s. interchangeable HtE Ssa.cf
(Dlra1teWO
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1861-09-07

SIsG,,IrER suIcIpR.-Le nomme John o.
Milnes, irlandais, Went DE- Sc donner 10 mort 4
jamestown, Indiana, d une hcon qoi attesie IN
singnHer courage ct une determination olen'
arretee den fnir ayec Ia vie. Au lien de Sc
servir des moyens usites en- pareil cas-, CONNIE
le laadanum, le pistoIet, Ia noyade ou Ia pen
daison, il prefere Ia mort par |e pal. A Get
effet, il n choisi le tot du City Hall de James
town, que le maire. qu s'appelle John a
franklin. cru devoir orner dnn paratonnerre
en- l,houneur sans tloute de son illustre homo
nvme. vO'Milnes await Gu soin de Sc muniT
dune petite ecbeIle quill applique au paraton
nerre. Quapd il fut an deruier echelon, il prlt
bien ses measures, repousaa l'echelle dun coup
de pied ct retomba assis snr lie paratonnefre
La tige lui traversa lie corps de part ep part e'
vint ressorlir par lopophyse acromion. z LES
citoveDs de jamestown furent d'abord surPrs
de yoir nm homme la broche an SONNET de
eur Civ Hall, mais on reconnut bleniol al
freuse veri,e Qnand on retlra Y MINES, ou
cons,ata que la mort await dh etre lnstan'anee'
grace l'acuite sde lagule de p'aiine' a"l a
yait tout d abord atteint les parties essentleies
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LIE NORD EFT LIE SUD.
lExtrait du Glasgow Herald.l

t1ytr lii ~ !
Ni'N'''' - '''s,'' '''
| la presse euroreenpe n'e', est plus 4 consn'-
ter uniunenent les journaax du Nord pour les
inf;,rmo, ions IN elle cl,ercbe relativemeDt Ia
80 - - ~ ~, .r..nooito ,a,n ,,a,,;.
efise a'''estcane' ~ '"''ss I" ta'N w
4neqnes mos pnsleurs bracnhfes q'll acc"seht
de la part de ccux qni les out ecrites une con
ia ssance esacte de I,e,at acs chooses ct un re-
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,''"' 'f"''''s " ,:s.
La pfefse ahga'Se u est pas 'i liio'lS o'e'l NJ
tormee, Nous avons ,en plus dune fo's deja
l'occasion d en- ciier deg extraits; en- voici un
aa,ra an f1osgo,s Herald oui sera III saus
F
Edoule hgee ln'rfe's-La fsetta'Sse''ees i-e'Sfsf
a,aise @
II a saaesse eminente ct lie sneces eonlplet de
chacun des acies de Ia Confederation iu Sud
81 d'autre part retonnanle s.updile et rego-
isna,e isn,e ouj out caracserise Ia condnite du you;
rernenent du Nord indiatent bien fimmcnse
difference oui exsie eutle les deux secliobs des
anciens Elats' Unis. .I.a .@
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LES rKTrrs NorRNs.l! MY pas lieu de
s,etonper du peu d'enthonsiasme des romia.
lions da Noyd s'enroler dams l'arnee de Lin
coin Qnand les solaats nal nourfis, nal To-
res, venient rccamer, on les place entire plush
eurs batteries d'ertiierie. ct sous Ia menace de
Ia mitraiIie on les fait rentrer dams ferdre, non
sans en- arreter IN eertain ponibre qu'on eHvole
anx travanx forces 4 Tortugas. Non contents
de ces acies de rigneur, Lincoln imagine IN
anre moyep de ppnir les ipsoumis. II epgo-
We New York fordre dexclnre des disiriha-
lions de seeours les families de velohaires dams
Ie regiment desquels il y a eu dea revoltes
Ouand les femn,es des niembres dn Zoe regi4
ment ont presente leurs caTtes le % eourant
au bureau des seconrs, on les rengoyees Fans
argent parce que lie, zoe eefaii mutihe a Wash
ineton. Laspect de ces malhenrenses presehe
tontes chargees d'enfants ct prigees ainsi de
eur seal norceau dc pain etait veriiablemeni
iayraut dit 10 Journal Tn pareil trait peint
Ia hasscsse da caractere de LiDco!a,-iJeRte.
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Natufaiisation des etrangers en-
roles dams I'armee confederee.

Di'i lh'ltnie un acte pour etablir une regle
unltDrme de naturalization pour les personnes
enrolees. dams les armees des Eiass Couffds.
rec d'Amerique. H@a
Section lie Congress des Flats Confede-
res d Amerique decrete que touie rersou,e
gnl n'etant pas citoyen dun des Etats Confe.
aeress Sc sera engage all service militaire des
dts Etats Oonfederes, pendant l'existence de
"a gnerre contre les Flats Unis dAmsriaue,
sefa par celia meme ct pendant Ia duree de ce
service, sous la protection des Etats Confede.
res, aussl complement one 81 ellie e,ait eio-
yen, les droits de ctoyennete sous ce rapport
lu etant confrres par lie present; ct, de plns,
ellie anra lie droit de deyenir uaturalisee ct de
devenr citoyen dim des Flats Confederes, ct
aura alors dro, a tous les droits ct privileges
dun citoyen dn di! Fiat des E.ata Confederes,
en- pretant serment de soutenir la Constitution
dn dit Etat Ell de servir 6delement les Etats
Confederes d'Ameriqne, de soutenir ct defen-
Dire la Constitution ct les lois, ei de renoncer a
topte allegiance ct toute obeissance enyers
tout gonverBement, E'at, souyeranete, prince
gu potential etranger, Ell specialement le gouver-
nement, lfatat IL souverainete GU le potential
don't il pent etre citoyen on snjet, ct en- decla-
rant dnqnel des Etats Confedfres, il entend de-
yenir citoyen; mAs 81 l'Etat dams legnel lie dit
enrole aura reside await SO demande deSient
~ !.
plus tard membre de la Confederation, lie dit
|tnrole gardera So citoyennete dams Get Etat, a
son choix. malgre la declaration gull aura
faite en- vertn de Get acte.
Section 2.--Le sern,ent present. dams la Sec
tion qni prectde pent etre prate par toute per
rsopne andessous da rang de colonel devant lie
colonel onlofficier aui commando leregiment
anquel ellie est attachee; ct ledit serment peui
stre prtte par les colones, ct autres of1iciers
superieurs en- rang aux colonels, ct par toptes
apersonnes eur0lees an service militaire des
Etais Cohfederes ct non attaches a des regi-
ments, deyant tout officer commissioner des
Etsts Coufederes d'nn rang snperieur a celui
de colane- vt lie secretaire de la guerre de
yra fuurnr dts fornnles en- blanc di serment
.reauis ct Ell fare laire la distribution partoui
oi1 II sera ne cessaire ct mire les reg|enents ne
cessaires pour inforner touies les perspnnes ac-
tuellemrnt engagees an service milisalre des
Etats Confederes des disposition do Get acte eli
de fare envoyer au dfpartement de 10 gHerre
tous les sernleuls ainsi prstes: lie secretaire dc
la guerre deyra en- ontre taire enregsirer dams
la Cour de District dies Etats Gontsderes
pour li1al CT lie district on Ia capita'e sera 81
tuee, tons les sermenis ,ninsi renvoyes a son de-
partement. ,45L lie grefier de Ia dlte cenr devra
enmgistrer tons les serments de naturalization
qpi lui serput ainsi presepies, e. garder IN IN
dex. en- raison DE- qio hi sera al(nue nm droit
de % cents par chagne sermeht de nalnra'isa-
zion. qni sera page par le tresor public comme
les autres erloluments de 50 charge.
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Prairie Rangers.

Cette conpagnle don't Tor-
ganization a etc renvoyee.- JUS
a % Id dc part de celle du Capt.
tsine Garland, est maintenant
.pr6te i recevoir tous ceux qui
desirent sly joindre.
Les officers son tous des hom-
mes natifs de la paroisse ct bien
eonnus dams notre communaute.
Capitaine Willis Prescott.
lst Lieutenant, F. A. King.
End /" Frank Olf'utt
il. End I" Jules Debaillon,
Toute application doit etre
faite au Lieutenant King.