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lEu Goods.

u /. BALDWIN eco ARR 0PEN-
Ils ING this day, now styles woven, printed and
RES s GOODS.
Rich Fancy 5hka,
Elegant Ottoman NelourH,
Uresains Cos n CashmrIes,
81. .nuel IN writings,
"a, Fla mol skirtings,
Ba moral Shirt,
fT Ia Dam.sk and Huokabuck Towels,
Sic n T BILE Damagk,
passloy Wool Shawla-Itng and square,
Miasrs Wool Sra is long and squar0,
0eLt'a Travelling SsRws,
Wrappers and Pants, for Ladies, Gentlemen
Boys aud Misses--th0 test assortment 10
the city
ONE PRICR INVARIABLY
o,,l Ell. BALDwIE co.
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TELEGRAPHIC.

TELEGRAPHIC.
The Facts in the Fremont
Case.
GIN. WOOL LEAVES FORTRESS NOM
ROE ONLY TEMPORARILY.
The Bar-room Generals Grossly Mistaken.
WHAT WILL BE DONE WITH FREMONT.
He will be Fully Supplied, or olse Super
ceded.
II Superseded, Gen. Wool will take his
Command
Our Forces Six Miles Beyond
Alexandria.
IMPORTANT RECONROISANOR.
UNFOUNDED REPORT THAT MCCLELLAN
IS GOING To KENTUCKY.
A British Vessel Running the Blockade
Important Aid for the Rebels.
STARTLING EVIDENCES or TREASON
IN HIGH PLACES.
GEN. Nc McOLEELANSPLAN Ms DEFEA T.
ED By TREA CHERY.
Important IrOm the Western Territories.
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and rp- Huns
P. H., Dlnk1rA
800 ?. X OIhOiNNAfI EAr.
ping at PainesVille, Ashtabta.
only and arrives At Erie 7:05 p.
- kirk g $50 P. n, Buffalo at I0.25 p n
80 ?. y. COAAEAUT AOOOMMODATTON-gs
ping At al Stations
~ p H. hlGHT EXPRESS TRATN-Stoppnr at
Pains5Vills, Ashtabula and GirnrjI or'IT md
arrives At Grie ct l2:lo A. K. DunEIr< -
100 A. NJ Buaalo 3:20 A. 4.
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71LETELAND, COLUMBUS (
= OIRsINNATI RAIhROAD.

1851. BUMUEB ARRAEeEHEETs l3ll
On and after Monday, June l0ths 1891, Passanea
Trains viii leave Cleveland IS follows
$40 A. y. n. 7. & Cincinnati E1pres8-Stoppinz
BsEea, Grafton, Wellington, EsU Luuaol,
Salem, Shelby, Crestline, Gallon Giiead-
CardingtOn, Ashley, Delaware Aegis
Centre, WOrthingtOn, reaching Coluul-
bus at l0s5O A. X, Cincinnati st 80 ?. h
and Chicago via Orestline at 7:i0 P. q.
hIO P n, ACoommOdafion-bt topping ST all hfati1Es
and arriving at Columbus 7:50 P. X ana
Cincinnati ct RQo A. n.
2:B5 P n. Night Exprss8-Stopping at all Stasl1ls
north Of Crestline, and st Gallon Oardlns-
ton, Delaware and At al other stations 20
leave passengers only, arriving ut o.
iumbus at ll:l5 P n. and Cincinnati ar So
A. n, Chicago VIA Cre1tllnei At 10 A. =,
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lils A. n. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIE-stopVipF A.
9iraEdi Ashtabula and Psinesvila Only, avs
arrives at Cleveland at as Az
lO'u0 A. \. NAIL TkAlN-Stopping at all Station
except saybrook, Unionvi.is, Perry, Hem
tor snd Mtoklids, and eFTiTa st ClsFcland
e las ?. u, 80
l2:s0 ?. q. DAY EXPRESS IRA IaJ-stoppiug AZ O.
rnrdi Oonneaut, Ashtabnia and paine1viilr
only and arrives ct Cleveland at l,2u p Il.
ADOOh NOTATION TRAIN viii leave Cornsaut
- 500 A. H., stopping as all stations, and
arriving at Cleveland ct $40 A. -
AL the trains going ward connect az 0l1reiard
With trains f0r Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, Ciucrr-
nst, st. LOuiss fsi and all the trains goinR ssusF
eonnect st DunkirE with the trains Of tho n. w. & ~
Railroad, and st Bu1al0 with those Of the New TfFk
Central and Bufllo & New York City Bailroadr
Cleveland, May 6, 1851.
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NLEVELAND Z ERIE r. K.

al sUMMER ARRAEeEMEET. ls5L
On and after Monday, Nay 6ths ISL tasssu--f
Frsiua viii run a. follows;
EEAVE OLMVELAADs
o.aS = WTPREss NAIL TRAIH-StOppfag as
- an Stations except Euclids " Mickli1e Aen-
tar PerrY UnionTiIle, Egybrook, EairyleU
-snvills; and arrives & Erie g l2s44
400 p ~, Bulnlo s.a5 ?. =.
- ESS TRAIH-sEoFs
- and Girard
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Terms g:s fHs::ss:s s'' B' % s;sss
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A British Vessel Running the Blockade
Important Aid for the Rebels.
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sAEET4, SPEED AND COzr AT eoNssED.
Fare and Tine sqrls as o.ier Routes.
HS-Bagsass Checked through ali tfansiarB free.
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2 DAILY OOEEEoTioEis' ) 5 BAL4InosEl
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CONNECTIONS.
Connections are made at Monrosyliis g1ln the sel-
dugky, Mansfield and Newark B. B., g Clyde viii
the SandUsky, Dayton and Cincinnati p. 3, at Bre-
mont with Fremont 4 Indiana 3. 2, and a. Euicdo
with she Michigan Southern a Northern Ene.eEa
and Toledo snd Wabash RailrUads for Chicago, De-
aroit, Jackson, Fort Wayns, hogBnsP0rtl lafayette
Cairo ton q. Louis and an Pctntg y aEfi north
west and Southwest.
Trains arrive IN Cleveland FROM Toisd0 aud the
West, At sl0 NJ AS P H. and ss45 P = UrqU
5anduakY al $50 A. \.
4. d EIInE EE-
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UNFOUNDED REPORT THAT MCCLELLAN
IS GOING To KENTUCKY.
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Two TsOh HAEEIsBUReH 70 EEw 1OaK.
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THREE DAILY TRAINS FRoM MPrrrsBuRes.
All eonnsoting direct to sw YORK; ftl
Via PhiladeIph'.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-04-27

TENllE Corn for distribution according to an act
y Of the Police jury is now ready
Persons awaiting Themselves of the benefit of
tins ac' must pyorur" 4 certificate from the Menu
her of thu Police jury of tn, Wand, stating the
Huml,r he q ,hc has in family.
apI3-tt. R.I.FON.
UHIT is EEQTIEED OF APPLICANTS
Any person wishing 70 avail himself. or hrr.rlf
OF the benefit OF th' appropriation must be- tho
head # a family AMI must ,k, tn. oath before a
Magistrate, stating the number of children in
tier IamIiy ami thin a,~ that a. or she :, with
ont means whrrrw,ih 30 support Themselves and
family, and ~, unati. to otlain tabor. hv which
to maintain th.m, THAI ih,y will apprupg.at. 10 the
rrlI't afforded th"n ~ ihr exclusive benefit If ,Lr
needy at their fanny named. and shall moreover
furnish tie Certificate 81 thu Police Juror of tn,
War! Il present or in his absence tina; ftLr Mag.
i,tTatr OF tic Ward, that such persons asking re-.
lief Pre- 20 the best Of his knowledge ncccssitouS
and without means ofsupport. upon such ryil,.nc,
tie agent l. authorized to measure ont corn In the
following proportions:
To each person over fifteen years Of are. On.
ttird 10 rl'i. "nr huSAri pr month, and tor each
prr>ur over 'h' agr of one year and under fifteen
,H'-h:l' au-h"l pr month
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Committed To Hail.

~ TAKEN up on Rel River in The Parish
~ of Ayoycllas, and committed to tn" Jail of
81. that Parish few days since, and recon-
mnr,d 10 tie Jail of thu Parish OF Hapdcs by
proper authority, negro boy who says his nanr'
IS JAKE, of black complexion, very stout bal,
ard abou: : f.ct Cor inches high, about year,
old. II, has 4 scar on his left temple also a
SINAI. one on his left forehead. He says he BE-
longs to DIR. Laycock of Baton Rouge.
The anne boy was lodged in tn" Jail of this
Parish sometime last year H. wa, brought To-
'h' Jail of this Paish on Monday last by the
Sheriff of Avoycllcs
There is a bill left with me by the said Sheriff
Of Avoy"llcS against the owner of said boy Tor
breaking Jail, damages, &c, in Avoyrllrs If
$50 81.
Now, Therefore, the owner is requested to come
forward. prove Prop'ft|, pay charges and take
lid negro away or IA, will be dealt with accord.
ing {" law. : II. MAGEE.
apHu-tf. j. ilor
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, !
fAkISH OF KAPIDES. I
succc* ion Of Frdcick Baltic, deceased.

Succcs ION Of Trcdfick Baltic, deceased.
DURSUANT TO an order of tn Hon. tn
District Court, in and for the Parish and
State aiorcsad and directed to the Sheriff of the
Parish OF Rapidrs brarng date tn" 9TH day OF
August, I-,g, / will sell at Ft ELIC AlC1lpN.
10 the highest bidder at TIA" .oor Of the Court
Ifou,r ia the TOWN Of Alexandra, ON
.Sat~ydoH Mc lSM doy ef Mug, 1861,
III tn. right, title and incrcstIof rhr Succession
IN alil to the following described property, to-wit:
ca" negro woran nnn,d Lot ISlANA, aged
alor - y,a.s. and hrl three chil,lrcn, onr about
years old, one about q year old the other
about year old.
TERMS - fSH according {" inw.
Shrriifs Ofiicr, Al'vandlia, La, April 18th
l-6i v. j. NEAL,
aplI.5-tls pirs fee $40 ~ ShliT
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Il ES o v q ~ II -
Iron Screw and JOINT Lever Cotton
Pres s.
E1HE undersigned would respectfully inform
i the citizens Of tho parishes of Rapdcs, Match
itochcs and Sabine, that be- is proprietor II this
celebrated cotton press, ami is prepared to furnish
planters with individual rights to tbs very valu-
,bl press, and viii give ~ ncccssnrv instruction
III reg ii to putting it up ready for uSc.
:. PIIIFER.
MnsiicId, DcSoto Parish, ia
- 4 model of this press can b" -r'n by ap-
Ilyil ans Office.
ALEXANDRA, IA, Sept. 9Th l-G0.
Mr.. puHFER--Sir-Iou wish me 10 give you
my opinion Of the Provost Iron Screw and Lever
Cotton Press whic! You have just pat up for M.
Afcr irving it to my satisfaction, can recon-
mend it to all as a superior Cotton Press.
TIIOS. NEAL
AEXiNpEIA, Ia, March 9Th, leo
Mr. SU.lS pmFER-sDoar Su.-You wish my
opinion OF the Provost screw and Lever Cotton
Press, which You Pnt Hp on my plantation. II is
IT." very thing the planters have been wanting in
this section Of thr country. II is without cXc'p-
ton the best press ever used saw in use, there
foI" UEhrsitatnuly say to all planters who are in
want Of Cotton Press. To- get you, io furnish thu
Provost Press Yours Truly,
srp--tf }. VI. WELLS.
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ID II + : = = " 4 X I n G
Notice 80 Payers Of State and Par
iSis Faxes and Licenses

ME undersigned having qualified as Collector
j Of State aud Parish Taxes assessed for the
year l-GD, and State aud Parish Licences for the
present year. l-6l, is now prepared to receipt for
Taxes and issue Licenses to all those who have
not received them.
Traders and Pcdders might find to their in
tcrrst to call at my Office On my deputies, W.
W smart or i. J IIutchins, sn5 arrange Their
du.5 at once. Ia default If Licenses being pro-
cured ] shall in every instance seize and sell
property to satisfy the same.
All persons indebted FIR State and Parish Taxes
are requested to hold themselves in readiness to
pay the amount due TO myself or deputies, other
wise property will be- seized and sold to pay and
satisfy the same withou; exception.
W. j. NEAL, Sheriff,
ia2G. and Collector Of State and Parish Taxcs.
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POLICE jury ELECTION.

IL conformity to law, an election will be held
Z on MONDAY. thr 9Th day N Niav next at
the 'v,r:l precincts in thu following Polio" jury
Wards Of the Parish Of Rapdcs, namely.
Cotc, Plai~ucc, Piucyi.ln Auuacoco, Spring
liii and ChyucsNiiIr, to elect in each 90 said
Wards ON" member TO represent thr >s'nr tor two
years in the Polio, jury Of said Parish
Therefore the commissioners are hereby no'ltrd
to hood said election and make returns according
t. law. alb g. BAILLIO, /. J.. j.
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5ANfNj; established bow. Sash auI Ilju'
4 4 Mandatory IN hiryan4ta, tho under.
signed world respectfully Inform the citiIru, oi
Hapid,, AMI adjoining pmirh",, that tiny arr
prepared to fin all orders for
DOORS. SASH AND BLINDS,
that thrjr friends may favor them with, n as
cheap rates ns such work can be- dom in New
OI.rms
They ar. also prepared to furnish Moul1.ug,
l;asr and Cnru,cr " dressed NJ in the most I'm
i,hcd ~fyi.. Hopiug by strict attention to bush
ness, hND GOOD WORN, to merit tho patronage
oi ait buII'lcrS, We subscribe ourselves,
We ran surface plank ~ inches widr, and re-
saw lumber by angles making 1000 feet out Of
one.
.Iuu';-I-Iy CLIFTON & WILIItM
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Hard TineSy

THE undersigned hereby gives notice to the
L public generally, that h. i prepared TO pur,
chas, for Cash, tie following articles Rags, Of
ali kinds at one cent Prpouud Old Copper and
B-',s- at the highest market pricrs.
Ny warehouse is At the end Of Front street
above Rachals warehouse.
Ales, april 18th 1861. J. WOLF.
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NOTICE.

4 = OPP ac"ountS, notes and Promises vii! not
y answer III payment of my liabilities, | taxi
this method IT informing all whom it may con
crrn, that all accounts on balances due LIST .Janu.
ary, i-6f and not satisfactorily settled between
this and ~ of May, win b, placed in n Lawyer =
hand. i,r collection. Ny Terms are twelve, ana
not "ti"'u, eighteen and twenty -ioHl months
credit
apG-T T. {. HET1IEEWICK.
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HUNS, Canes aud Rcvolvcrs. Just received
" a lot "f Cunt Canes, arranged for using bal
or shot. weighing from ~ 70 ~ ouHrrS-a very
neat simple, safe and efficient article Also one
dom Reviewers, weighing only eleven ounces
Bal, patent, OF :he most reliable weapons of self
drfrrSc that can be- found For sal, at
aug i-U X. G.. HETHERWICK'S.
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y u / I CE :!
,,bars of flag yIo,nfcdR inc

JilIIE members 81 the SIOiIntCd Rifle
! Company wi! hold a mrrtirg Oh saturday
next April 27th. at eleven o'clock, at TIL Ne"
HALL over Il. {. lIrthrrvick's h:orr for tlp' pur-
pose Of an organization election OF Officers Srlec-
lion OF arms and other matters ma king same
effective Alexandria, April ~. lo6l.
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80 IsIENNARDy

~ The above reward will I've paid by the nm
a dcrsirncd, for tho apprehension ana d"liy,
Il cry in Jail if caught ont Of thr STATE, 50 that
i can get him; Ofthc slave descrbrd as follows I:
black Bob, aged about - years, >
feet : inches high, complrNiam very black.
Twenty-Five dollars VIII BE- paid i canCht in
this (Natchitochrs) Parish, AMI delivered at my
plantation or in the Jail Of this Parish.
mIt;-tf +. VI. biCKERsOS,
Cote Joyous. s. miles below NdchitochVs
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GOVEKLNoR-

- e.
GOV EEIS Or
TE'IIE ml,,iSurd have been appointed Agent,
d for the sab. of this truly c"loulaD-d impro.r.
mrnt for Sugar MiIl-, for IT,"
r i IL ! ) II u T. i 4 y ! ID T. s
This invention Of Mr.. S,ott il intended 30 ia"-
tat tn grinding process that at icn>t from if
teen Ia twenty-five per cent more iu'cr can be-
taken from a given amount Of cane than can be
done by thu present plan 6 regulating rollers by
screws. And As Tia" upper rolirr Is movable, ~-
Hg controlled in il action hy tn. Governor all
danger OF hr ahaG" from an excess Of can" Or ti"m
The presence vi foreign objects, is removed Tins
arrangement of TIA" Governor can he applied To- all
kinds Of Sugar Mills, without any change
We arr prepared TO put up the Governor on all
Sugar Plantations in IA" Parish, AZ short notice
Tor further particulars please call on
ElERE n CIIAMBERLAlN
The following persons have the Governor in
u4' and refer To- them:
ID. .lrhu Perkins, Baton Rouge
nr IIcudIy Perkins Bayou Sara.
d.. j +. n W. Nolan. WrSt Baton Rouge.
Ms. l.. Voolfolk, Bayou Crosse Fctc. auG
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x I'M "a w a. v T.

- Runaway from the residence of iiiarf
Ray, in Alexandria on Saturday last a
81. nrgro hoy by the maine of BILL GREEN
bTIol gin. 20 ~ Estate # John J.. Davis. 4
liberal reward will h. given For he diver IN tn
Fai,h pt,eru, Apply al this office. spl3.
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; : > = :
NJ. JOHNS Vegetable Aperient Pills al
~ all tina purposes Of Csioinef, as a purd
without any danger in taking them. Bod
cents, so cents and 81
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fJST CL1SS MACHLNE

The Machine is large, having sufficient space
under the ann in which t. turn the work. Sits
fiat on the table Turns back on hinges Is entire.
" closed on the under side so that no oil cas get
on the dress or du,t L. the Machine; it carries
straight urcdlr scBs from two common spools
without rc,yudng, neither spool requires any fas-
trnng and both in sight above the Machine; it
runs very easily and is almost Hoiscless IN opera
ton; it is well finished; very simple in construc
ton, eyeTy working part bring firmly secured
consequently not liable 10 get out of order; the
stitch OF break needle; the driving wheel Is on
the outside Of the table entirely free from contact
with lady's dress they viii do all kinds OF sew
ing done by any Machinery, from heavy leather
10 the finest n.Si.s Muslin by simply changing
the thread aud nypdle; the seam is Acknowledged
10 BE- the strongest and most elastic made by
Machinery, will not rip, though every third stitch
De cut the same Machine will stitch, h'm, bind,
fell tuck, gather, quilt cord and embTo.der leau-
tim,ly lady to b. pleased and successful with
NacLn. must have one that viii do good work
and yet So simple Of adjustment that she herself
can adjust and keep it right for every kind oi
wor. ithon. the sil Of skillul Machiuists.
Our object is 70 sell a Machine that:wia give
perfect satisfaction To the purchaser The work
| ing part never require change, consequently all
trouble Of putting them in order is avoided. All
Machines warranted Price from soto $40.
The Machine can b. seen at the store Of X. G.
| Hetherwich or al the residence Of
JOHN DEVER, Agent
dec3 FOR Louisiana and Texas
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~. JOHNS Compound Fluid Extract
- ehu, valuable remedy, many hundr,
Ties OF which are sold annually. Good 4
eases Of the bladder, DC.
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DRUGGISTS AND dPOTHECAH
ALEXANDRIA, LA.

,Sr JOHNS EXPECToRANT. for
- colds, &c, win be found to be an .
remedy.
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CT. JOHNS ARNItA LINIMEN]
- spraihs, rheumatic pains, broken liml|
TINS remedy will instentl y allay pain.
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sF'E< Re-.

I FCREWARN AL persons not 10 S"ll JOHN
4 II. DAWSON anything upon my account Is
purchase.
March Off JAS. II. DAWSON.
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n VALUABLE and Ready Preparati,
"a NJ. Johns Infant Cnrminaiive, Tor al,
OF infants, viz; cholic, &c, will keep any
and afford instant relief
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<.u ,l,.x- - - = =
NJ. JOHNS Concentrated Essence Of :
- Ginger, Well known and excellent D
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Indepe 7nce Of Louifiana
r. ;r IMPORTATICMi "
- 80 ~ ,4-I-/
DI1sECr FRoY ss1JBA

st. john g. DURGES. beg a eau ~
- ton Of fhc.- friends to t'eif joy IL.
goods xiz: sou sne goods f,str "a b
Ecys' Gun Nnds, ElcyseCaps. q ing <jt<1
plrte assortment Of re ,der Flask, shsf
and Game l'ag<s y II shicl,we ofF:r q
New Books, Nenf 80, a., &c. 4,
Our stock Of Drugs .:ill be foui d't0Il
large having tccn selected with ,rcat CAV
An assortment Of Toys t. 4ariive in a |lsy
two Fresh Garden Seeds and Flower Hihsl
Fancy articles, a great variety. novf
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ipsSAt ON.

Here the quiet sabbath of the Pcnsaco-
hans was rudely interrupted by the inya-
N'on 81, thr troops, and the gay Xou-zous
created no little stiramonethr quiet towns
people, who had heard murh Of bat had
not before seen them, as the First and
SECOND Companies had been transported
by soa before it was decm"d iuadyisabir To
bring in troops by tha, direction. \ crowd
of the curious collected about the doors Of
the warehouses where the men were quar-
tered while waiting The boat. and many
little ?ttrutionS and kiuAuc~S,s wyl~ IT,
celYct NJ the hands Of tn. hospirablr and
patriotic PcnSacolians, the officers and most
rf the men carrying with them beautiful
souvenirs Of their sh"rl stay in the shape
OF flowers and bouquets.
in the evening the Government steamer
Ewing took the troops nwl stores in two
trips across the hav 10 the navy yard Ian
oiHg. Here the Xouavcs were received
10y their brother oficcrs OF the First ami
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RNRFSH SEED, for sale j,y
4 marl6 81. JOHN * BIkGES
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; : : ;
SARSAPARILLA-In pure form
~ Johns Concentrated Fluid Extract of
pariiia, for purifying the blood-a genuine a
small doses Try il. .
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Second Companies, with Maj. Hyllcsted
and Adjutant Zacharir, and escorted to
the Marine Barracks whcre they were re-
ccived with all the military honors.
Yours, in haste,
n "
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MILLINERY LADIES GOODS.
Thrv have also seemed Che vaIHabIt assisiancc
Of an experienced

from New Orleans, which coftjoihcd with their
own services and other assistants enables them
to ol,l to The Ladies g,yat'r ftciii"s for cxrcu-
tirg work in the Millinery and Dress Making
line than any oth.r house in this State outside
of New Orleans.
Every rejecting Lady will readily see til" great
advantage Of having her Millinery aud dress mat
king donr al home. llyou send to New Orleans.
Won know not what will b. sent you; you N" not
present To make a selection, and You must keep
/, hat is sent Won Here YOU have tn advantage
of making yoar own srirclions, and of having
your work don" exactly You wish it, and that
by parties whose interest IS to do Il well and IN
an .nti,.ly satisfactory manner TIE cyidrnc"
of this is that our siorr is dny crowded with
Ladies who have experienced the benefit Of ho"e
trade. apl3-tt
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NJ A. ZFNKER Il co, would cali the at
vi. t.niion of the Ladi"s, to their beautiful
star. ON Second Street in the new brick building
adjoining the "Constitmiorai' Offic", where they
have Just orcnrd splendid and carefully selected
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