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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-27
TIE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.

News from the Seat Of War-Important
from the SOuth-The Plans of Jem.
Davis-MiIitary Preparations I'm New
York-News from Europe, California,
Mexico, south and Central America,
SEc.-Markets, &c., &c.
The wErKLy HERALD for the present week, will be
ready this morning at eleven O'Clock II will contain:
The Latest News from the Seat Of War, including Des
patches from Washington, Baltimore, Annapolis, Havre
dc Grace, Harrisburg, Philadelphia &C. An Account of
the Destruction Of the Navy Yard and War Ships Nor
folk; Important from the SouthEect Of the War News
in the Southern HtaesThe Plans Of Jefferson Davis &C.
The Position Of Kentucky Delaware, Missouri, &c. The
War Feeling in New York; Seizure Of Contraband
Goods, &C; The Latest News from Europe, California,
Mexico, South and Central America, Cuba, the West
Indies, &c.
The WEEKLY HERALD will also contain the Latest News
received by mail or otherwise Editorials on Leading
Events OF the Day Reviews Of the Money, Commercial
and Cattle Markets Marriages and Deaths for the week
and other interesting and valuable matter Single copies
In wrappers be obtained At the Office, OF Full
ION and Nassau streets. Price six cents.
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Since January $40
The war excitement during the week has materially
inter ered with trade in dry goods. Almost the only
movements OF moment with the West and the
interior and Eastern States The Southern trade from
the border States has ceased Staple domestic cotton
goods were fair demand while prices OF other descrip
tons we're dull and heavy. The advance In cotton
has caused Eastern mills TO stop running while
others are working on reduced time Those running
time with cotton at present prices 1t Is said losing
money.
Foreign goods continued TO rule very low and f forced
or would not for most descriptions bring much " any
thing over the cost OF manufacturing them.
The city retail trade, throughout the spring. has been
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The Mechanics Banking Association has decar-
ed dividend of s11aa per cent, payable May l.
The coupons of the city of San Francisco school
bonds due May /, will be paid on that day at the
office of Vim. I. Coleman & Co., sS Wall street.
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SAFETY OF CAPT. ROGERS.

We learn that Capt. Rogers, who was left in Nor
folk when the ships war destroyed by Commo.
dore hccauley, taken prisoner by the Vigiants
of that city.
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FNIAli April I'D Z. III.
AsHEs.-rhe market was unchanged and sales limited
BREAIsrfFs.-flour-The market was urmer and
closed IN some cases at advance prices The sales
about 10000 bbis closing on the basis Of the
urfnarn loiai onR.
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Military Suits.-Goods can be supplied,
and from 0 to 800 suits day manufactured agreeable
The dress Of any regiment. Il. BALDWIN,
NoR aud7
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OmcfaI Drawings OF X. France ~ Co.'s
Observation-Disclosures by act Of Assembly paused
January, 1885, Grants TO run twenty years.
Sussex CouNrY-CLAss 100 Drawn April rs, 1861.
81, 62, 4S, SO, 2, A, 60, %, 8, SO. &C, Al.
CoEsorIpaTEp-CIAss TO- Drawn April &c, 1851
AZ. 81 80, 50, 81, 4, So, Sc, s, &c, 20, 81.
Circulars cent free Of charge by addressing
X. FRANCE a CO., Managers,
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Spoken. &c.

ship iisl9is, Mccsmsy from Valparaiso for Baltimore,
Ship Thomas Jefferson, Rollins from Noreans for Liver
Bar Hicks !, from 70 ADascncols for Liver
Bark Rocket saunders from Boston Dec ~ for Batavia,
American Ports.
sre@; bars Union Diam schultz, Bremen ss.ch Laura,
ne ESorE cordss MsWkrf Hsbee sssaa Lookout
smith, and ESher Child Kelly Soroil; Angola Tia Hardy,
York GA shp Admiral lsrfml HsesoP, Liverpool; achrs
ssanarr Steamship Foiomss watson ship Lawrence
scn saS S tHs
terasm Sir John Franklin Despesn1, Liverpool bark tr
stephens and Ada Frances, coomSs Boston, Mariner tB
2ih--irr ship Laila Rookh Reed, Liverpool cid ship
Bremen scSrs sssaowsr Dcsep aud cohssse Tobey sos
ga 5 H%s a ss sa GSo
tine Giddmgai Belfast. Ireland 49,.
Rlo lsnsiro Mary Rawland Ban, Fsiver saudeii q
s bs jones' $ West Sasn ae
JsgfTS sGar Fsnnsyvs l,i aeorEeo
BY aysca ship smroa OBJ, rayn,er London bark Indu,
,l P1S LssgGnsss Mss sr Lewis Chester
ION md Indisnoai Austin, smith Indanoa and Lsyas.
dan HaSe Montgomery, namlisoa' do Noses, jones'
Liverpool; INA, Masonic sesar Corr and market. brig
aesun er.qita Mex Diliz, Vera Cruz ned Fox, Kicker
lowed 18Th inst ships Lizzie Moses and Asrmion
and bark Active; 18th, brig Empire
NORFOLk April 9-Arr scbrs Sprightling Sea- Myrick,
end " Jenkins, Bowen NYork Cid ships Russia Nc
keefer Belfast lre Julia Lawrence Spear Hampton Roads,
hafk Columbus, for Cork.
22d-An schr Harriet Lewis. williams, Cardenss
PORTLAND, April 22-Ar steamer Mt Vernon Watson,
WORK schrs boynton, Grindle, Savannah; Congress
Rose brook. Lubec for kyork.
sd Ar brgs orison Adams York. Remedies; Harp wn
bAns Phadepha schrs Jane Patterson, Hand Cardenas
Gold Fish, Joyce and julia Newell Norfolk Leesburg swift
Knight Gage. and Hornet, Henley, Philadelphia; West
Clean. Pierce and Olivia, Frye, NYorS; Ellen Meryman
Hamilton Perth Amboy Maryland, Knight baltimore for
Ellsworth RoXhury, Chase, fhIladclphia for 81 john NIB
Harriet Baker Webbcr Philadelphia for Bangor Cid ship
Pride uf cansda tBrl Thornton, Liverpool
2thArr schrs EvefgIade, Conn Philadelphia; Hodg
Prince, Nyork Georgia. 1lchris, savannah for Bel
fast Pool, Mcfsdden, Virginia for &scsset Cid brig
Maris Wheeler Wheeler, Havana
RICHMOND, April lgAn brig Lilly Dale tBr), Coalheld
Halifax schrs Tropc Wind Layton, Bahama Islands; MARY
ADAMS sparrow Baltimore. Octsvis Ellen, Tyler Phils
delpha. Sid schr Champe Robertson. down the river
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DAVIS Spring style or Gardeners
Hats. ss ssscom s9eas Broadway near Duane street.
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IMPORTANT POSTAL NOTJcE.

TELEGeAPHIC DESPATCH RECEIVED AT THB NEW
YORK POST OFFICE AT lilo p. NJ, APRIL 70,
1861.
PmLADnPHIA, April 20, 1851.
W. ID. TAYLOR, ESQ.,, Postmaster, New York
The route TO Washington via Annapolis is now open,
and we shall despatch train from here daily at half
past eleven A. NJ and line will be started daily from
Annapolis to connect with night line up, which win
arrive here about past nine r. NJ. The mails can
be taken by this route. s. NJ. FELTON,,
President Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad.
despatch from the Philadelphia Post Office to the
Postmaster OF New York received in this city yesterday
afternoon states that the mails from Philadepha
South at 1885 yesterday friday.
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Arrivals and Departures.
ARRIVALS.
BERsuDA-Br brig Princess Roya-Captain Higs, William
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quite Light aad estimated by some persons not 10 exceed
one fourth 10 cus-.hird the usual amount
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE ALL PERsoNa HAVING BAGGAGE AT 1855
IN Liberty street At John McCullen'e, notified 10 re-
the sane forthwith, or will be sold TO expenses
Of storage,
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NTI-S SECESSION FEELING IN NORTHERN
MISSOTTRI

HANNIBAL, No., April %, 1861.
There but little sympathy in Northern Missouri with
the secessonists and reports that our railroads and
other public conveyances have been, that they
likely to be- interfered WITH are wholly unfounded.
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quarters to day making total of 1914 companies regis
efed Up 10 one O'Clock to day. Among those enrolled to
day are ten fun companies Of the United Turner's reg
Aen Of New York. Franz sigel, officer of experience
In Europe, will probably be colonel of the regiment
hajor Patrick, Of seDeca is here engaged actively aid
ing the depar ment By experience and labor.
Lieutenant Bayard, instructor OF infantry tactics at
West Point, has been rendered the position of major in
Colonel Fred Townsend's regiment He will accept IL
ne C. n obtain leave from West Point.
Colonel Deaheld Of the Corps OF Engineers and supern
aendeni At West Point has been assigned to duty
Governor Morgans stat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-27

The Most Attractive and Popular Dress
Hat for Rentameas wear issued this spring. EsPEN.
SCHErr's >, lis Nassau street
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the Union and the constitution and believe In the enforce
OF the laws should buy their Spring Hat Of KNOX az
Broadway He variety for young and old and his
fabrics matchless excellence Gentlemen Of taste al
paronze KNOX, and those who wish 10 be
sidered should follow their
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Drawings Of Wood, Eddy q Co.'S
KpSrucKY. EXTRA CLASS, 249-April rs, 1861.
a., 10, 81, 80, 81, rs, IS, IL 49, SO, g. IL, Al, L.
KENrucxY. Class 210-April 20, 1861.
co, 63, g, 26, ~, ], As, IS, 81, 80, SO, Al.
Circulars sent Of charge by addessng either
WOOD EDDY CO,
Eovington, KY St. Louis Mo.
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Elk PRESIDENT BUCHANAN-HIS VIEWS OF
THE WAR.

LANCASTER, April 70, 1861.
ExPresi6ent Buchanan entertains idea, as was
nounced in the papers of to-day of leaving for Europe
II is well known among his personal friends, that he
warmly espouses the of the North AMI that he
will pass the remainder OF his days at wheatland Frs
nephew enlisted in Pennsylvania regiment.
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Purely Vegetable Purgattve.
BRANDRFTHB PILLS do good to all who use them, be
they are congenih with life, ana
Act In harmony with all its laws. -
They indeed the medicine Of health and sacred shield
and refuge In sickness.
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Make a Qufst Comp . riSon Between tho
elegant finished Soft Hais manufactured by ksPHN
oC8klN no lis NASSAU street, and those retaed by
mere deaiers aud whether Ia style, Quality and
eheepress the Esperc1et fabrics DO not Dear away the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-27

Dena mcs Salaman der Safes-With Pa
tapt powder proof locks bars Also e and burglar
proof sshebosrd and psrlor sAfes Depot Murray street
corner OF College place. hobEh' =. rAIbiCk.
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Album Photographs - Four For VI.
twelve for % Large Ambroypes with Case, ~ cents by
gTMRAt.f., AZ Broadway.
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Grover & Bakers Celebrated Noiseless
Sewing Machined for family and manufacturing 49S
dswav Neyy York.
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A Card.-Tbe Indian Herb DR.. ~. Tum-
ety M D. from Canada win describe disease tell his
uents he nature OF their complaint Illness without
wing ANY Information from them. No charge for consus
n OF ADVICE Ofce top Broadway, within haf minutes
lk Of g. Nicholas Hotel,
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Trusses.--HIarsh ~ Co.'s Radical Care
rrs No vesey street, Aston House, opposite the church
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Raryy's Trscaphsr0us II the Best and
sspest article FOR drrsns bsAutfyng euyug cleansing
rcssring restoring the hair Ids try IL Sold sy al
ruEGis,s
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d = sUfTs-COAT vFgr, PANTS sr1Rr Nuns yrHs
d. socks Also Business coats AZ 10 a. Psa, 81.
Vests 81 each clohiog maae @ nrier IA LF9 I'll "a
sroone street, nndeg the Merrer House
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Batcheior's Newly Invented Wigs and
ToupceS are truly wonderful specimens OF art Ca ana see
Them Al n Bopd street. or send for q measure card.
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Cristasloro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Ton
pees the best the world Wholesale and retail aud the
bye privately applied. atNo As,or House.
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Della ware Loeries-AuRorzed by act Assembly paused
J'noa asg Grsn. q fcSsnp s ssarI
81, 62, as, SO, 2, A, 60, %, 8, So. 66, Al.
CorsoLIpArEp-CIass TO- Drawn April &C. ls6l
AZ. 81, 80, 50, 81 4, So, Sc, s, &c, 20, ST.
Circulars cent free Of charge ~ r ADDRESSING rng
Wilmington, Delaware
Drawings OF Wood, Eddy & Co.'s
KESEvcKS xED MISSOURI STATE iSTT s
a.. 10, 81, 30, ST. 49, IS, il Is So T. g, T. Al, /.
co, 60, 6, 26, az, j, As, 30, 81, 80, SO, Al.
Circulars sent free of charge BY ssSs;Dnf E fi5sr CO.
oovngon, KY or St. Louis, Mo-
Purely Vegetable Purgative.
auss they are eonssna With life, and - "'' ''''
rhey indeed he MEDICINE health a"a sacred shield
"n oees 81 Canal street and No Union SQUARE.
The Hat or the Patriot All who Love
s u he inS hs r..
AZ IN Ssss az
sy q who wish to Dc SO con
Military suits.-Goois can be supplied,
The dress Of any regiment. r. BALDWIN
wheeler 4 wiison'. Improved Sewing
Machines at reduced prices Once sos broadway.
Grover & Bakers Celebrated NoissIess
Sewing Machinea for family and manufacturing use tsS
Defiance salamander safes-with Pa
tent powder proof locks and cross bars Also he and burglar
proof sshebosrS psror sAfes Depot y Murray street
corner OF College place. hobhh' =. rAlhiOh.
Album Photographs - Four For VI.
twelve for ~ Large Ambrotypes with Case ~ cents, by
gIMBAtL, AZ Broadway. -
Batcheior's Newly Invented wigs and
roupees truly wonderful specimens OF art Ca ana see
Them At 10 Bond street, send for measure card
Cristasloro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
sees the bes, In the world Wholesale and retail aud the
Dye privately applied. atNo Aston House.
ptoldavia Cream Forces the Hair and
newly invented Wig factory Is Bono street.
Bachelors Hair Dye.-Rcltabic and
nsanfaneous-blsck Brown Factory 81 Barclay street
'ed and applied at W. A. BATCHELoR's l6 Bond street
HiIrs Hair Dye, Soc, Black or Brown.
,cpot No Barclay street, and BY all druggists.
Raryy's Trtcsphsrous IL the Best ana
taapest article FOR drrsns beAutfyng euyng clean
rcserng and restoring the hair. Ladsss try Sold sy al
rugsiss
Trusses--Marsh ~ Co.'s Radical Care
rurs No vesey street, Aston House. opposite the church
Card,-Tbe Indian Herb DR.. ~. Tum-
tienis The nature OF their complaint Illness without
wing ANY Information from them. No charge for consul
or advice. once 49, Broadway, within half minute 9
lk of st. Nicholas Hotel,
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Hiirs Hair Dye, Soc. Black or Brown.
)cpot No. Barclay street, and BY all druggists.
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Moldavia Cream Forces the Hair and
Whiskers grow luxuranty sold at W. A. BATCHEbOks
newly Invented WIG factory, l6 Bono street
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A REyrpu on AsCE srILL.-LADfES AND ak arsye-
n men, have great demand for cast Cd Clothing, rn-
ture .rneta Jewsry Ac for the western marks. viii
r.v Inc roliowng prices silk Dresses from ~ to rS.
k Goats from A. u SIS for Pants from 81 IN * fsa
a.'I on or address j. Anhat, l51 seventh .
rvep eth and rreniy frat streets punctusiy alta .ru
Ladies attended 20 by Mrs Auhslt
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<,uEAP CLoTH me- uEAp CLOTHING A, SgIFr
~ o. suits Al ~ Prince street, corney q nes,e oYs bsss
81 81 IS Al 80 and upwards. Other goods p~,s.s,, nal
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FURNITURE.

EShEELLED CLEANSER SUITS or FURNITURE, IN
II I'll cotrs and styles Al wholesale and re'ail,
At go and upwards Also hsttres.cs and Panlassss
WARREN WARD 277 Canal street,
doors OF broadway.
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TO THE VOTERS OF THE SENATORIAL
DISTRICT.

COMPOSED OF THE PARISHES OF WEST FELL
cIANA, POINT coUPEE AND AyoYELLEs
FELLow CITIZENS -
f The solicitations Of many friends have
induced me to. believe that it was the
wish Of considerable number of voters
in this parish, that / should suffer my
name to be offered to the suffrage Of the
people Of this Senatorial District for a
seat in the State Senate.
No convention or meeting having been
called, and no step being taken, by
which the real wish of the people might
be ascertained lin connection with that
elevated post, | : have to submit to the
very hatering and partial choice Of my
friends, especially when they, as well as
every one, thought that the Hon. A. NJ
GRAY had withdrawn his nam6 for the
same office.
Fellow Citizens, if the place which
[ now aspire was depending only on
the voters of the parish of Avoyelles, ]
might without any interference whatever
on my part, have left its wish to be ex-
pressed at the ballot box, I know that ]
am known by them, and would be very
Wiling to abide by their decision upon
the simple announcement of my name
But such is not the case. Being very
little known in the other two parishes
comprised in this District, hence the ne
cessity (no time being left to canvass the
Parlshes) Of resorting to this mode of pre-
senting my humble self to the voters Of
this Senatorial District. .sa
All are aware the importance of the
questions and, measures which must q
necessity come, before the next Legisla.
ture. pledge myself, if elected, that
my constant and devoted attention, to.
gether with whatever experience of pu-
bile affairs | may have acquired, during
many years Of executive ard practical
functions, will be entirely turned to serve
those who will have confided to me the
high trust Of representing them in the
State Senate. "9
It is useless, here, to enter upon any
Of the public questions of the day.
hope we are now all of one mind that
is. that our Legislative body must give
all the support that the Constitution Of
the State will admit, to strengthen the
Government OF the Confederate States,
during our strugggl les against Northern
despotis'n, andt to plant our infant govern
ment upon firm and everlasting basis
And to that end. Fellow Citizens, allow
me to say in conclusion, all my
efforts will tend, if the. suffrage of the
voters of this District should, by ma
iority, entrust to me the honor Of repre-
senting them in the State Senate.
70 serve them faithfully and TO the
best of my abilities, will be a rule from
which I will never depart.
+. RICORD.
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seuuest1.atiOn Notice
TO the Citizens Of the Parishes of Rapides,
hy9YsllcS, hatcilitOehes and Wian.

I HEREBY notify every Attorney; Agent,
4 former Partner Trustee, or orther Person
holding Or controlling any lapds, tenements,
or hereditaments, goods or chattels, rights or
credits OR any interests therein, of or for any
alien enemy of the Confederate States of
America, speedily TO inform me, the Receiver
for the section of the District Of Louisiana
comprising the above named Parishes, OF the
same. and to render to me an account thereof
andsso far as is practicable to place the same
in my hands. Any such persons wiully fil-
ling to give me this Information and render
such account will be guilty offs high misde-
meanor and will be liable to be indicted and
upon conviction fined and imprisoned and
will further he liable to be sued by the Con.
federate States and subjected to pay double
the value of the estate, property or effects o
the alien held by him or subject to his
control. ~
I also notify each and every citizen of the
Confederate States speedily to give me infor
nation, as the Law makes it his duty. to dc
Of all lands, tenements or heredtaments, goods
and chattels rights and credits within the
above named Parishes, and of-every right ane
interests therrin.held, owned, possessed, or en-
joyed by or for any alien enemy. ~
The following p rsons are subject to tht
operation -.of the. Act of Congress, approved
August 30th 1861 as Alien Enemies, viz
AAll citizens Of the United States excep
those of Delaware. Maryland Kentucky
Missouri, District of Columbia, or the Terri
tories of Arizona, New Mexico and Indiar
Territory South of Kansas All citizens O.
residents af these excepted States and Terri
tories who shall commit actual hostilities
against the Confederate States, or aid, o.
abet the United States in the existing war
All persons who have don1icI. within thu
States with which our Government is at wai
uo inatter whether they be citizens or not.
Address me at alexandria, Parish Aof Ra
pides, louisiana
! 7. G. MANNING, Receiver.
alexandria, Ina, October 7th, 1861.
oct l9-l m.
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Liberal REWARD

MILL be given for any Information lead
w ing to the. recovery ofa Bay Horse
about49 OF 10 years old, with white star in
the face, sway back heavy name. and tail
strayed from J. H. Cason' plantation. The
horse has Belonged, at one time. to Mr.. Per
kins of Bayou Rouge Information to be sent
to Roberaan, Jenkins & Co; Simmsport.
l9oct%l m Il CASEY.
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A CARD.
Baron -RouGE, Oct. Sd, 1861.

CAPT. W. S. SLEADE-Dcay SIR =
Permit me, at the request and in behalf
of the undersigned, members of the
Creole Chargers, to tender you our kind
est thanks and deepset gratitude for the
many acts of attention and courtesy
shonwn us during our trip of transporta-
tion to Headquarters.
Also in conjunction with yourself
allow us to mention your gentlemanly
officers, Messrs. Capt. G. L. Reeder and
Peter Bngher, not forgetting the old
bountifill qnatermaster,. Sandy Thomas
May the Gen. Hodges never sail wi
3thout heavy freights and full tide, and
.may her gallant colnmander never tread
iotb.r than a gallant deck, is the heart
felt wish Of
+ Your friends,
a, Cart. FeNeLoN CANNON,
And 50 others of the Creole Chargers
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CAPT. FeNeLoN CANNON,
And 50 others of the Creole Chargers.
H We. learn that there is to he

- We learn that there is to be
erected near Alexandria, Ina, large
Slaughter House, at which some 10000
-beeves are to be slain and packed for the
use of the Army. We learn that the
butchers have contracted to furnish the
government with 100000 bbisMess Of
Beef The work Of slanghtering will
commence in a few weeks. 4
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FOR THE STAtrE-LEGISLATUEE

MR.. ?. D'ARTEYs-Please announce
DR.. B. W. LAKEWOOD as candi-
date for the State Legislature, to repre-
sent the parish of Avoyelles, and that he
will Sc supported by the
MAJORITY OF THE CITIZENs,
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FOR THE STATE SENATE :

Mr.. P. D'ARTLYs-Please submit to.
the voters of our Senatorial District,
the name of Hon. A. NJ. GRAY as a
candidate for the State Senate at the
next election. AvoYELLEs.
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FOR SHERIFF:

Mr.. p. ;p'ARTLYs-Please~ announce
P, p. 4NORMAND, the present incum-
bent !. a candidate for reelection to
the same Office, and will be supported by
numerous friends Of the 80. =.
PARISH OF SAyoYELLEs. =.
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FOR CONGRESS-SIXTH DISTRICT.

to We are authorized to announce
JOHN PERKINS,, Jr., of Madison. as Il
candidate for Congress Of the Confede-
rate States fort the 9th Congressional
District.
The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1861-10-26
FOR ECORDE.R:

Mr.. P. D'ARTLys--Please announce
that 4. V. GREMILLION, the pre-
sent Recorder, is a candidate for re
election. MAJORITY.