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Notice to consigliees of freight.
WE the undersigned respectfully beg leave to
wv inform our friends and the public in general
that owing to the present crisis in business affairs
it has become impossible for us to make any fur
ther advances on freight and consequently we are
obliged to adopt strict cash system for freght and
storage Therefore no freight will be delivered by
us hereafter until all the charges are pad and no
orders for freight will be received unless accom-
panied with the money.
CARRTERE & MELANSON,
PITRE Il COREII..
Washington, La. December l4th 1850.
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thu cnn isous OF ample means and habits suited to
roarin offered good opportunity to do
blast business as all the branches are in full
fnc,o, JOSEPH GIBBS.
H oeeiousas. March o.., 1851
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d S. WILKINS, WASHINGTON, La.
LII. Has just received from NewYork and
NewOrleans, a large and we'll selected stock s
of Spring and Summer goods such as RsAs
French, English and American Prints,
Printed French Lawns
Muslins,
Figured Brilliants, r.. -
Swiss Musiins and Jaconets,
Book do. and Bishop Lawns,
Gloves, Mitts, Hosiery etc
PLANTATION GOODS.
Choctaw Moriner and Osnaburg stripes,
Chickesaw and Key stone Plaids,
Blue Deuims,
Twilled and plain Lowell,
7S, 4I4 and 5I4 Bro Cottons
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
Hats, Caps Boots and Shoes, Hardware,
Crockery saddlery Cedar ware, and thou
sand things too numerous to mention.
All of which will be sold at moderate profit
payable first March, to good and punctual Gus
R. s. WILKINS,
April l6, 1859. Washington, J.;
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Bzo. MAsLtN cent you q dvs dollar bill
"a Missouri bank, which ysu will cred 10
my aecs unt Ala, Tor lliiBos; our money 10
nearly all dead in oar Posksus. You should
have bad ali ! owe you, out The rags oi,d on
my hands. II yon own money 10 dead, bury
it and prs:h Its funeral sermon, bat do not
charge tn, expenses to IN, bat to tho ssess.
siopist. I nope General LIeS will catoa
tory JACKSON and hang him on the first tree
he eom.s TO. Union men ukht 10 arm them.
selves from head TO heels, and shoot down
every trai'er they come TO. IL God will have
mercy on mo, would rather die than that this
glorious GJvsrnment should be overture IN.
II ws must bs destroyed, l hope the Lord will
do II, and not give US into the power Of tories
The army worm Is making q dreadful sweep Of
our meAdswL wheat and corn We are thrsa-
tened sith drouth hers. We have had no rain
fci four weeks. II the Union men neOi hslp
70 kill traitors cal on Illinois. We can ssnd
you twenty thousand good mon and true
kivsrs Of blood will aow, bat this Union must
stand though the heavens fall.
PETER CARTwRIoHr.
Pleasant Plsins, June II, 1861.
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A Wholesale Mari eror.

The Lyons journals mention the arrest OF q
man VITO b supposed 70 have committed stvs-
Al murders In the yid atty OF that city, his vio-
tins In every case being ssryaut girls. His last
attsup. was made upon q outg woman pAmed
MAaIE PIcHen, employed Ia . silk msnu'ac-
tory. She met the man last week, and he
asked bsr II the kneH any young woman 10
want Of situation, as he YVES look pg 'or 4 ser.
want for bi, master, Who lived at 4 chAtsau q
few miles from Ly ons. TEN ptsd by the wages
offered, she agreed 70 take the place hsrsslL-
She sce,rSiogly went by raj from Lyons to
NJ ,ntluL, which tho man sid was the neares.
station 70 his masters ehatoau. On alight-
Ing at Montlusl the fellow took the girls
tunk on bis shoulder, sAd said thsy would 40
the nearest way across the fields, After walking
some distance he pretended to be tired,
and said he would hide the trunk among tho
vines and fetch Il In his msster's cart. The
gil's suspi Ions were 5000 a'trwArds excited by
seeing the man pick up q large stons, aud sie
accordingly kept shjrt distance behind him.
After wa king some time In this manner, the
man turned back suddenly, and tried 10 throw
a ooId wi q running r oose over her hsld. She,
however, succeeded in getting away, aad met
parde. chsups'rs, who vert back With her
o look for her toX, but II was gone. To, man
was room after appr, hsndsd. In bis lodg 'pgs
~e q found seven umbrellas, and articles of 70
male spparsl evidently belonging to d,f rent
pars, ms. 1t is certain that two girls have been
murdered and seversl robbed under similar
circun stances, and thsrs seems good reason TO
uppote that tbs man In custody Il tho
author Of these crimes.
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CeI,Io yIsw Of .ho Csnsus.

The late census led 10 some queer soonth.
The I, losiug 10 ons Of them:
who is the bad of this family 2" asked an
snumsrator Of an lrlshwoman-
THAT depends os Circumstances, said hhs.
Z" II iIl bo'Ure eleven O'Clock, it's me husband +;
N altar eleven, IFS nesslk."
"Why this division 2"
o Because after thst hour he's a. drunk as
peer, and unable to take caro- Of himself, let
alone his family"
"WhAt is his are 2"
"COm OK next MiohaolnAs he will lack
month Of being ~ ovid B Finnegan. You
knou Finnsgsn :"
"I dor't, and " I did, II wouldn't help mat
ters. How many male msmbers have you in
the family 2"
"Nivsr a Ons."
"What, no boys at all ?"
"Boysi is Il ? All murther, 90 homo We
have bows enough to whip four loavss before
breBk fastl
'!Wnon we're you mMricl?"
" Tho day PAT Doyle loft Tlpporary for
Amulk,l Alb vel d. | know II. A suushi-
nisr d,y never guided the sky Of svate ould
Ireland"
what was your husband before mArriags2
A wido ger or bAehelor7"
"a widower, did you sSy2 Ahl now go
away wild your noI sense. II Ia the likes
Of me would take up with q secondhand
A widoWsr, indads May never be blessed
il I'd not rather live an ould maid, and bring
up my family on buttSrmilk and prAtiss."
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The vsics Of the siowers.

One morning noticed q woman and .
little girl busily examining the contents Of an
ash barrel. As looked the woman pulled out
. bunch OF withsrsd flowers She gave them
TO the child who AZ or one admiIing g,Aneo
hastily hid them under her little shawl a. II
Afraid they would bs taken from her. Thsz
ware treasures TO hsr. and psrnaps the eyes
thNt had gsE,d on th,ir fresh beauty, never
enjoyed them a. she did. Truly the flowers
are 9od's swn little missionariss-though Of
tho earth, they belong more thaa other earth
ly things 10 the soul Bsautifui flowers
making his hsart glad, will teach the littls
child that God loves him. Are there not dear
children whose bones are sweet with the
p,ecious flowers. who will give somo to the
eager eyes gazing so wishfully . IL, N. M.
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Vncta and Rumsp..

JKrv. DAVIS aud his brother JOE have, II Is
sta cd, recently invested over S200, 900 In
Pals In view OF . comfortable retreat In ca,e
OF te1tinksncies. The people OF France how.
or have OF late svinoed too great devotion
TO liberty 60 be coDgsnial 10 toem, and they
may select England a. their future home In
case they escape the traitors doom.
Mr. CARLIlK, who has bs.n chosen United
States Senator from Virginia for the long term,
was msmb,r Of the House OF Representatives
and has bsen In that body before. Mr. W. 7.
WnLKr, tf Monongahsla, is q new man in
national politics.
WnLARDs IIoiEL In Washington has
eh,nged hands. Ihres ent.rprising Pniladel-
phis gentlemen, formerly Of the Guard House,
have purchased the good viii, and leased the
building.
GEoRuE r. DoDoE, the newly appointed
kA's1h Of Polio, Of Biltim re, 10 place Of
the notorious Marshal KANE, has ordered
the return " tn, troop, TO thsir former quar-
tsfs, in the suburbs. No soldier Is hereafter
10 entsr the city without a written pass from
bis captain or colonel, aud then they arc for
baddsn " carry arms OF any klnd, and are
o. joiL cd to obey the city ordinances. Thus
there will be no interference with the rights OF
any ciuzens In Baltimore except that treason
will not be permitted 70 manifest itself.
The LAST SsEAMEH brought friendly as
sursbces from all the ovornmsnts OF Europe
except EDglsnd, which country continuss
sullsn.
PAoyHs'oR HESRY, Of the Smiths, nian In-
sttuts, has prepared blanks, which he inclSsss
TO the officers Cf the respective regiments, TO
bsvs hlled up and returned. Tho plan Is In
conformity with that OF other counI riss, and,
II fOllo we'd up, will prove TO DO of great value
In obtaining q report OF the comparative
height, weight, ETC., Of onr mtn.
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III. Puy md P.u,i.p ef volunteers.

The folio wing rscspitpla;iIn affords useful
II formation IN volunteers ana their families
!. After beiAg mustered into the service d
the United States, volunteers are entitled to
pay the sams a. raguiar troops.
III. II disabled by wounds received Ia ser.
vice or disease contracted in services tbsy are
entitled 10 an invalid pension during life. or AS
long aS the disability continues.
III. IL any arc killed or die ia tho Nryee
Of the United States, leaving a widoE, she is
entitled TO what pay Is due her husband and a
pension IL there Is no widow th, child or
children ot such volunteer are snti I'd 20 the
pay and psn,ion until they are sixteen years
of age.
~. II thsrs Is no widow or child under air.
ttsn ysars of ago, the other heirs Of dsceHdants
are "a led to pay du, the volunteer at Ihe
time OF his death--no psi sion.
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hfsb YI.ls.oe b HIsbIIs.

Captain JONES, who resides IL miles above
Mobile, was tho ownsr Of schooner in which
be was In the habit OF making extsnded excur.
Gions from tho shore. On one occasion storm
compsllsd him 10 take refuge in Psnsaeola,
and, passing the blocksdipg squadron, he was
arrested In the city on a charge Of reasonable
correspondence CO but vas honorably acquitted
and discharged. The news Of his supposed
treason, however, spread 10 Mobile. AID the
Vigilance Committee now ruling that city, de-
tsrmined 70 Lynch bin, and when Captain
JOINS arrived there, and was about taking the
cars 10 Join his wife the com mmittse found him,
and Producing ropss, With which they are al
ways furnished, swupg him up % tree by the
roAosids. ia spite Of his protastations Of limo
cepcS. The dad body was given up TO his
vife who, amidst her unuttsrAbls suffering,
devoted weeks 10 the obj,c, Of freeing his
memory from the asp rSioDs Of the mob. She
proved / eyond douOt, that her husband while
living was firm ana uuWaysring Sees.sionist,
the idea OF bstray ing his native state having
never entered bis mind, ard this she compsil-
cd the Mobile papers TO acknowledge and pub
lish. And thus la this 'rsign OF terror" per-
ished one Iecessionist At the hands OF his own
friends. This tragedy almost equals Aoms Of
the incidents Of ths first French Revolution.
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A correspondent from Washington doe, not
coincide With the opinion Of newspaper r'ld
mArshsls RESP rscting the dilAtorir sss Of the
Comm snder.in -cbief. He says
"The Lord bs praised for ondo wing ono man
In this fast, bustling ago with tho graces OF
silence and patience. Evsn the llomeric Jovs
is not more sublime than Con. SCorr at this
hour, calmly gathering his thuudsrbol!s. Said
gentleman 70 him the other day, General,
the p,opie arc i'm patlsnt fr results Yes, cir,
kno Il, he replied, bat they sx2eot success
ful results. War I, my pr fsssion; have made
It the study Of q life. and an now too old TO
an. War, sir, r,qu 70, norsy, men, time
md pate ca. And, with en- phasis, 'Prs'ident
LNO.LH has assured me that shall hare all
these Their, more playfulIy he continued,
'to lnG'ch an army and then retrest, consumsS
sho lea'h.r and that, for the body of msn
pud,r my charge Is an important cowiAsra'
IN -
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The Indians have placed themselves in an
attitude OF open hostility TO the whites In Art
ztns. Daring the winter some OF the bands
ptofosssd ffisndship and received rAtions rasu-
lnly from the sgsnt. But at the end Of May,
even thess few tbroW of the mask, beg IN hos
tilitiss, killed several whites, aud took possss-
sion Of large quantity OF stock In the neigh
botheod Of the copper mines.
II 10 preumsd that the Apaches have deter.
mined upon having general war with the
United States, and that they will not learn
ths folly Of such an experiment until they shall
have received a eastisation commsnsurats
with the audsei,y they have displayed. In
consequence Of thees recent characterization: 6u
tho part Of these Indians II Ia said that the
Pine Alto mines havs be,n abandoned, the set-
Elements on the Rio Mimbres deserted and sv
Gything left 70 the mercy Of the savagss.
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C0lorcl FaAEz BIKoRG. OF Mis'ouri, who
has provta himself not .ly a hraso trSn bat
pr, cheal s,ldivr 10 Euroissu ttioer who
served vita ditt'n ,iivn an ths II yOlu iou o.
1918. where he fts' dew his sw)ri fJs hos5ty.
lie Is q ua;ive Of Baden AZ vas graiui cd
1t the military school a. Cs,lsruhs. lie en-
tered the res ular army II DAdsn, and was Al
ysoesd to the post Of C1ief jita1 IN 1si7.
His sympathiss With the frst rvvoluticn In
SOuthsfn Germany lest bin bis commit sioa.
He vsA mman ier Of the Rspublicsn forces
N the G,and Due y Of B,t.n, a nder the pro-
v'sic, II government Of HEcksk Srsuvs aad
BsErr sro, and ,nduetsd the cam jsi IN With
giest skin. Ihs insurreft ftion having been
fpaily tupprss.sd by tbs Prussisn srmy, Srr-
OIL msde MS sse'Ts 10 this country, whore
HSvKsk aud e'hos u hts csmpatriots slss
hu' rriuye-
Ch SnsnL resided for several yssrs In 81
t.os anc On the dfs call Of the Pfcsidert for
u'oys to defend tn, Government agsiast tho
N &C ina'ipus cf ths robe he instantly en-
sr.d tbs asia, rsisinS . rogins 1t Of German
70 pa in 81 L,uls. HsoEEs hii fm nsr su
~ Tlr. Ief his plsss.ut home In lliu,is with
bis soa. and botu catered a. prlvatss in SIS.
q tL's regln,ht This pr,mp, aud patriotic
msvsm,nt u IL, Ger nan 20 pul,son ated the
ss ulatiou ~ their fellow .count'ymen In It.
hrsi, who i'm pedl,tely orgAs,zsd q Jiger
reg Aent in tnst s,Ats and sent fSi uECKSR
TO b-oo "a . thsi' mnander.
A. atss Hack sa dscl osd, declaring that he
srefsr red d.n lug as private under hts cid
ti,ud In whom h. had IN 70 c,ui fence than
hi psei' bat yielded At las, aud proceeded 20
Illin I, TO s.sums tho s,lonNloy ot tn, J ig,rs
Lei, "a Singular fact tat on the drst app,ar
suoe Of the Z e.iisnts poe Anation, Colonel
81 Il visa ifsod tle can aud Of th, goth
begi asnt u i,o' Turnrr X l.s. Of tha city.
bat he decltuoi, alleging as reason that ne
ecu q be more US 'fal ,n MtsiuU. Ha prefer
r'd 10 adhere 10 the fortun's uf the 'ysl Ger
mans In s. Louis folly assured th,t thsy
wouli distir gui,h ihsmseIves ,hIuld the sP
portuoity tifr.
Col. SbosL is still youug, bsin Z only 81
years ct, bot his ,c'ivs military hfe sn1 ths az
p rsrcs gained IN Europs.n warfare sminently
ut ion for tns conmatd Ia which he has al
rsey given prof cf rare ability sad s'ngalsr
c olu'ss IN the hour Of danger. He will be
trsausnuy heard from in this eAnPLGn.
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Miss PARDoE, In a recsst work, relates the
following interesting anocdote -
At tho battle Of MsntmirAll, young sffiesr,
named DURosInR, chancsd to DO In attendance
on tho Emperor At the moment when II became
essential 70 dispatch an order 10 ono Of the
Gsnsrsls of Division, and NAroLEoH hastily
SUNNI oning him 70 his side. gave him instIuc-
1 1ns 10 dsliver II without delay.
/" Spare neither yourself nor horse, sir, he
said stsrnly, for there Is not . moment 10
lose ard return at once TO report 10 me that
my order has bssn obeyed.s
DuRosIER gAlloped OF amid q shower Of
shot and shells, nd within q quarter OF an
hour he was again beside the Emperor. His
duty was performed.
'You have behaved woll, monsieur" said
Napoleon when no had received his reports you
have a stout heat and a clear bead, thou Oh
you are still only younlsts'. ! give you 4
captains brsvst and attach you 70 nay person.
Whit n your namsl"
"DuTosier, sire"
ut seams familiar 10 me- On what oeca-
alon have before heard it1"
~ was tho Colonel Of the boy battalion yeu
fAbI remember. We'll, that is an addi
tionsl reason Why | should attach you to my
psTsOn"
II is too late, siro," murmursd the yeung
soldier.
TOO late, Captain Durotisr, and vhy2"
'Sirs, they have hit me-" a. he spoke ho
withdrew a hAndk srchisf saturated with blood,
from the bTasst OF his coat 'Au will 10 over
- IiUs Z Emperor! Pire Ia Frarce"'
He rsslsd for an insiau in his ssddls, and
then fell heavily into the armS Of an offiesr who
bad sprung rwa'd to support him. TnGoLEoS
DUEosIxk "a l coTpas.
SO young 20 youBg and 10 brave Ant
| 10 dis on h's first bsttle dSld !" exclaimed thu
| EmpsrOr rs hs bAnt down for an Instant Ovs
1 the oody, Poor boy Poor boy !"
Thsn putting spurs TO his horse, he gAllops'
cn, AZ Il uasbls 70 lipgor ever 50 ssd SPeota
/ clio.
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Givi.S uA.-, viii Bmy Lu,y.

TIE folouing stectots is strictly true. IL
V contained ins let or fron a young gentle.
man -ho went out Ia . vessel fJr IT. rhnm'si
I'VE we're chs,Od by . privstssr of K,ug's
Channel. on Sunday m 'fnldR. To. v1l.tu
wu ol 40 In unser lsnd in a sa,ll sloop, with
about tvsu J five Zen. Whsn he d sJovs Cd
US 10 wsre LeArly bocslmsi. He gave eaaso
and came down very fast o. Us. l thought
ttete wa, no cnancs to escaPs but by stras-
gen and having on boaru man vhrm
could mstamorpboss into any thing, l sad t.
the captain that he bad better max, Vuu Of
BILLY LULr and give chase in tprn Wsae
cotdunply won't 70 verk put q black cap on
BiLLn 3 heai, stretched bin fore AID aft Oh
the kpl OF IN. bOSt, with a rope made fast 10
his heels, ., that vs could slide him OIL the
csntn sf gravity fresly, and pointed hii hsSd
10 thu enemy. Having rigRsd up . long
Tom the next tting was 20 hrs II; ard this
We did by diAehsrging pi,tol tuto . barrel
aud raising q swoks bf thro riaI ashes iate
the air Toe trick suoos-d.d the sloop tsekoA
and made on, We baulsd oa q wind and pur
su,d her close in und-r ths land, ihes tackod
ship and stood in,s St. Th1mas. Thus wer,
twenty ave men driven off by four.
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PArsun BAuwALow bsv,rc bssn infrmsd
~ . conspiracy 20 se'Es btu ard o'hor U1ion
nen In Ttnneasa and carry them Ia irons 10
MONTGOMERY, done ike IT, Snd sAysi
. Let the railroad wh.Toin Union mon arc
ecnve, cd to Montgomery IN irons, bs sternaly
and hopelsSsly dssiroy,d. let tha r'oPerty of
men b. consumed and let their lives pay the
forfeit. spi the names will lie given. Let tho
nres Of pt,r;otc yangoAneo be built upon the
Union sttars Of m, whole land, and Let thee
60 out whsre theae ooosptrators live, like The
hrss Il the Lord that consumed MADAM and
ABIuu, the tue sons of aARos, FOR prssump-
tion less ssoiligious II We are inosrosrstsd
at Montgomery or executed ihMs or even
elsewhere, all the consolstios We want is n
kaos that eur partisan i.nds have Waited
upon our psrseoutor', certain secession Lad
ers q most terrible vsrgeanes. let " BE- dine
Bos Te.~essee, thcvsh ths gofes cfhelbe forced
osd ths hsdre,s IaL l'