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E IA RID De &c Nc KES,
PUBLIC AUCTIONEER.

DEsPECTFULLY informs, the public
Ii that rom til, 8 day, the co partnership ex-
isting between the. undersigned and Mr.. Leon
Gauthier is dissolved, and he personally ten
der< his services to his friends as u Notary
pubic and AuctiOneer.
He returns his thanks to them for the libe-
raj patronage. til y have extended to him here
tofore, aud solicits the continuance of tn
same. f
,Marksville. this 9Th April. 1851.
EDOUARD DE GENERES.
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HOTEL DE A. FRANK,
Rue Washington.

+ soussigne al'bonneur de prevcnir Il
Avoyage,,rs ct le public qnitysnt de faire
de :srandes Preparations q son hotel ct qu'i
Went de member DIES chami'res qni ne ~laissent
rienSA desirer pour ie comfortable.
La table sera t%ouiours abolMamment pour-
vne ct II incttra tonA ses spins 4 satistaire les
qnii hoIoreron, sou etablisseaneHt
de leprspatronages ii - =,
waste ecurie ct saylne.
Chevanx ct ~voitdres pour transporter l
y~oyagcnrs. .sis z4is go !
. Pria tres moderes..
cHAssE URs ATT,El, y,
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General Order. No. Of,
HEAD QrARTRRs 9 II Brigade, L. NJ.
Opelousas, April 80, 1862.

cptlousas, AfFll 0U, 1867.
BY Proclamation Of his Excellencv,
the Commander-in-chief, aud Governor
Of tlsr State of Louisiana issued from
the Executive Office at Baton Rouge on
the 25th inst, the capture Of the CITY of
New Orleans BY the enemy is annonnc
ed, and in order to deprive him. of the
fruits ofhis victory, the officers ct the
militia are directed to. destroy all the
cotton within the limits Of Louisiana
that is in danger Of falling into his
hands. 1t is thefore ordered.
J.. The Cotton ut the several landings
and Plantations on the Atchafalaya and
Red Rivers, in the Parishes of Avoy-lles
and st. Landry being directly exposed
to capture, with the means the enemy
has in possession, must be Immediately
DESTROYED.
II. Tie cotton on the smaller Bayons,
which are less accessible, and hich may
be temporarily obstructed if necessary,
must be placed in a position to be burned
without involving the destructionsroi va
liable buildings upon the approach Of
the enemy's boats, all the Cotton within
the distance of 5 miles from the Bayous
must be destroyed.
III Should any landing in force sufi-
cient to impress transportation be made 1t
any point, or should any column Of the
enemy advance into the country, all cot.
ton within a radius If fen miles from HIS
Pickefs and advance guard must be dos
troyed. sSets
". Lieut.. Col. Cheney. Commanding
Avoyelles Regiment /; Capt. A. II. Haw-
kins, Commanding S. Landry Regiment
Lieut.. Col. A d. Boudreaux, Comman-
ding Lafayette Regiment Col. D. O..
Bryan Commanding Vermllion Regi-
ment; and Capt. Isaic Reeves Commd,g.
Calcasieu Regiment, are specially charge
with the execution Of this order within
the limits Of their respective Commands,
and ashley themselves vii be held to a
rigid accountability for the execution Of
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uNR lpTRE GRANDE BATMLbE.

Di.nanche dsrnier..l 'annee fe;derale- du
Tennessee a dd attaqner Beauregarrd
OF .sa v%aillante armee. L. theatre de GET
to nouvelle, lutte dot FAVOR et6 encore
le voisinage do Corintl ct de Ia rivisre
Tennessee. Nous attentions avec a,,xiestes
ct espo;r dea nouvelles qui nos diront
aussf nos sncces dams cette direction
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ordI.e Gene.alNO %.
QrAETIER GENERArx yme Brig ABE Dr. NJ. l..
Opelousas, 80 Ayril 1862. .

Opelousas, 80 Ayril 1862.
En- vertu dune proclamation de son Tx
%cellence. lie commandment en- chef ct Gouver-s
nenr dc lEtat de Ia. Louisiane, emlbHnt du]
Bureau Evccutif a Baton Rouge. ct .promuts
glec lie % Conrant, annoncant Ia capture de-
10 Nonvelle Orleans par I'enpemi ct aim de ie
priver DIES fruits de sd %,ictoire: leg ~uiiiciers de
Ia Milice auront a faire detr lire tout lie cot.
ton qni sc tronve en- danger d'etre prrifs par
I'ennemi, dams ts limites de Id j. onisiane. :
II est cons 'qnemment ordonna:
10. One lie Cotton qui Sc tronve aux diFe-
rents ports de l'Atcliafalaya ct de la Riviere
Rouge ct sur les habitations riveraines DIES
Paroisse st. Landry ct Avoyel,ps, directe-
ment expose 4 E re c;spture par les moyens
que rennemi a en- son pouvoir, soft Immediate
ment detruit.
20. @ lie lie cotton qui Sc tronve sur les. pc.
tits bayens moinsa ccessiblps ct don't on pent
m~omentamement obstruer lie passage, soft pla.
ce dams une position a ponvoir etre brule sans
danger pour des batiments de valeur, ct qn'a
lapproche dcs bateanx ennemis, tout k cotton
a Ia distance de 5 miles DIES bayous SOFT
detruit.
30. An cas- dun debarqlement de forces
snti pour fnrcer la transportation sur
n 'importe qnel point, on nne colonm de Zen.
nemi Sc serait ellie aval,cee dams le pays, tolt
lie cotton dams un rayon de 10 miles de seq sen.
tinelles ct de son avant-garde, devra etrc de-.
fruit.
4 L. Lieut. CO.. Cheney. commandment h
Regiment DIES Avoveles; lie Capt. A.. Il. Haw
kins, commandment Ie, r 'gimcut d. St Ian.
dry; lie Lient. Col. A: D. B,mlreau comman
dant le R"gf. de Lafayette; lie Col u. O. Bly,
an. commandant Ie Regt. de Vermillion: ct lie
Capt. Isaae 4 ewes, ccmnlndant le Rtgt. du
Ca'casieu; sont superintendent charges lie Tex.
ecnticn de Get orlrc d ms les limi,es de. leurs
commandments respectils ct CONNIE lis All
ront a rendre nm compile rigonrcnx d. son en-
%ecution. OF doit compter qu'ils en- frront de
meme avec leurs subaiternes
Par ordrc de. JNO. G.. PRATT,
Central dc Brig ,de commandan'
la Sc Brya' e NJ. L
T. G. L.TrElL,
NJ y;or de- Brigade It luspectrur.
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DISSOLUTION De sociETE.

La sociietss de Darand, Rocquet ACo:
est dissonte dsas aujjourd' hui. 1Aoutes les
personnes qui doiyent 4 cette maison sont
prevenues par Yes presentss, de no faire
aucnnpaiement qu'aux soussignies 9n
opereront Ia liquidation l .lenr ancisBn Abu-
reau d'affaires, No Ii, rue Carondelet,
Nouvelle Orl6anss3%,5 81 a3-r
si ,fa bADOLPHEe ROCQUET.
If LEOPOLD ROCQUET.
. Nouyelle Orleans, Is, Mars 1862.
go m 12f.
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81 Ii la DE &c RI s.,
ENCAyrEER PUBLIC.

: A rhonneur, de donner avis aus public quH
IN dater de.ces four. sen association ayec:
,MaIeoatr Gaadtliier resse, ct qu'il offfre person.
aellemcnt yes services IL ss anisESconns N o4f
taire public ct Encantear. Nsremercie lie pu-
bic dn bienyeillant patronage qui lui a etc
accorde jusqua ce jour, ct il fera tous ses ef-
forts pour coDtinuer a lc meri,er.
MArksville, &c s april 1861.
EDDCANn DE GENERES.
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Regiment dc Iolontaires pelf h suerre.
tg Charter Gsntrald la Nue. Or.

&N| - -" SE *
/, to- Quartier Gentral a la Nue. Or.
Colonel j: G. DENIS, a%utrefoia du lone
de Ia Louisiana
; Lieut. Colonel !: Hrwirr, de rancien 2,ns
du Kentucky
Major: 4. Parh1rs; fait Ii Ii. campngus
en- Virginie - Is tl8I 6.t fFc*s.a "a ed5 ~
Capita;nes i: r. F. Fellows, R. n. Hewitt,
Conrad. etc, fat 10 Ire Champagne en- Vir-
= Encore q%uelques jours ct Reorganization de-
&c Regiment sera COMPLETE. Les volontairps
de la paroisse des Avoyelle., par compagnies
GU par partikldetaches .serant accnei;iif dams
les rangs de tgiment Inuisianais. ct lie
Colonel r~eclaMyye patrio,es de cette pa
roisse de yenir grossir. les rangs d'snr corps qu;.
's'organiae sous lee plus heureux auspices. lie
soldat trouvera le bieu-etre ct les attentions
les plus DELEGATES de Ia part des ~eficiefs supe-
rieurss L'ennemi est aux portts de rEtat
yolez ~. secours de cette Louisiana. 4 laquelle
vous tcnez par tant de liens. g
80 Par ordro,1 Et a4s@ 4
ay-4I g9eEinc seeass 81:
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Nous l.Ayoss m. ,.osn.nr. n,,,AmE,

ElhssE4 - #aEs+5E.
ct bateanx i mo. tipr ennemis ont passe
M ard soir dvvant l'rmbouchura della Riy-
i6re Rouge IN rrmontaut le Mississippi.
II parait qn'il ne fait pas bon pour cux
par Ia puispue pen aprtir il sont rvdes-
cendus.
Loi' &c CONSUMPTION .ponr les Eats Con-
f;dfris..
/ Les deux C.hamtrrs On Congress oni
adopte I'm acte placant dams e1r service
militaire des Etats Conftdesress pour trois
ans, olr:Ipour ia gnprre, toutcs les person
mes, entire Page de dixhuit ans ct Page dc
trente-cinq, qui NE SOM pas. exelnptces
legalement ,du service militaire.
Les volontaires de douzs moi-, entire
cesi ages. srrviront deux ans d rexpira-
ton dc leur terTne d'enr6tcment ct tous
E qni sont au-dcssous de slixahuit ans
ct au-dass,s de neutrality-suspicious. q,a-
tre.vingt- dix jours.a moins que leurs
places ne soient rrmplies par des rccrues
Les NOMINEES de douze inois qui mont pas
reeu de prime OH q,i; mont pas ell de
ess auront droit a ces avantages. les
conges srront accordecs en- tells nombrts
ct d telles %espoqnes que le spcretaire d.
la gierre lie jugtra convenable.
Les reengagrments, dams h but dc
passcr dun regiment dun battalion d III,
a,tre, on dune compagnic a npe autre,
a moins qu'iIs ne soient accomplis par III
Transient %actuel, sont annnles; ct toutes
les authorization pour lever de nonveanx
corps sont retirees, a muins que dams les
trerta jours dc ~l'adoption de Get acte Tor.
ganisation he soft complete ct INIT Il
h6lnbre de recrucs exigc ct non compose
de personnes actuellement all se1vicc.-
Les eompagnies d'infanterie auront cen,
vingt-cinq hommes, les compagnies d'ar.
%tillerie cent c%inquante, ct les c%olnpagnies
de cavalerie quatre-vingt.
Tous les corps d. volontaires DE- douze
mois auront le droit, dams les quarant,
jours, d'elire, lie jour qui sera indique pal
le commandment de la brigade, tons les
officers qu'ils %avaisnt p%r6codement Il
-droit d'clire; ces officers seront commits
sionnes par le President. s'ss
Tous les blancs entire l'age de dix-hui,
ans ct Page de trente-cinq, sujrts aux
devo'rs militaires ct qui ne sont pas main
tenant I'LL service, seront emoles, Inserts
dams lcs cadres ct incorpores dams le'
vieux regiments.
Toutes decharges %provenant dc Fox
piration du tcrlnp de- service ct tou'
transfers. de reengagements dams de nou
veaux corps seront immediatemrnt do
ftndus. tss .esaL
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TeGNtERES
ArmlHrier-Afqmcbu.ic

] ArlnlH cbllstca's ).
Rae SLOWS, en- face EHqtcl St-LoMis.
sCE recomaapde a tons les, hshitahts s4ui
- ont besoin dun bon iusiL. j q constam,
ment en- ruaigasiinn un assortment de fasiisa des
.premieres fabriques, d DIES prix tres naoderes.
II raccommode dams le plus BRET dslai tou-
tes les armes qu'on lui c%oni.ra. On t~ro"vera
dams son tablissenfent /: VII aui Pistolet, TiT
lau Fusik Tin i las Carabi0eg ses... s.54 s.
AYS Aux F.. M, 1sr.
Sur coml,andc, Il FaSriqq,uie dams son eta
basement tous les Rijaux ct Decorations
Maconni1ues % ja--1a
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4 VENDRE
GU A LOUER

a DIES csSDsT.ohs AvANTAasusEs.
I'm Negro, age d'enviren 20 ans. S'a-
dresser a Valery-L- Mas.ux GU. a A.
L,.fargue, 'aue bureaus d TPflicm.
l2 Avril 1862.
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ETAT DE Ia lot SANE.
PARolssE DIES AvoyE4h's.
Csnr du Scp1iemr district Jndi:iane.
.. l. n...l l

Hu'teYYaa1oH ae '.D basI'' uTeSuo' =.
A TrENDU one 14une BarLe Marcha|
n administrators i 'fepose an Burtau dn
grrilier de lx7 Conr mn tab eau o., compte
provisoire lie son administration, dams Ia sue.
cession ci-dessns norn,n g, af, gu, &c tableau
soit approuve ct homologue. ae r
To,tes leg per1onnes qai renvent y etre
intercssees, sont duem nj Motif .e+ n dednire
leg raisons. 81 eIles en- ont. dams les trente
jonrs a partir de Ia premiere insertion del'a-
Wis, pourquoi j! pc serait pas i~it droit q Ia
reqnete de cette petition. = =
Bureau du Grefi r, Marksvi'le &C 10 Avril
1862. l.. II. aGOCvTIIIUN. -
ai-at-[f .5ao4Et Grp1ier.
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cI.E%Stiiw :. -
A.eat- cry.ehl.. WYy.ra 'ua. 90
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The conftacrscy as will maintain 8 uhl'S'aAa
..rom;sr CO nscnt.'' Til; will be its only
resource, and in its employment, viii be .""''''
tie best possible guaranty for ''"'Sso'''>
rsrpctuity. 900
Nc yerily believe. tia, il Tic idea Of iorco
mad no; been ,,a.t Of the l.':r.'tal p'l'ty o.
.he North ;Nr la,r Union would have been
preserved. The :,rrog.n, concc.t of easy con-
quest. would no: have betrayed them INTO
sur. feelings bitter hostility and such gross
;,ius,icc and unk.nl"css us they have been
lis,layi:r; for years; and in the last cxtrcm'-
*, they would have made such just conces-
sinus as would have satisfied our necessities
and preserved tic connection which We were
then 10th TO sever.
Bat that very idea Of compuision, the a9-
scncc of which Seward considers as i'tat Il
the Southern Confedrracy, exercised us bale
full influence Oh the minds Of people ara lca'''
ers: and behold a union destroyed forever
and two great countries plunged i'll sansuinary
war!
i W.. can have no such parallel i'll the future
cxnrricnce Of the Confederate States. If ever
we part, it will DC in peace. But We present
10 the world the very best, and, indeed, th'
| only guaranty Of pcrpetuity which Con
f.dcracy that "s,auS upon the basis
"popular consent can olcr in lledsc-th'
| usccssity for that Cancellation and equal JUS
tie which shall command the good VIII Q
the people.
The North offers no such pledge. Nay, i
offers No pledge. Nay, worse even than that
it relies US its guaranty OF ui.ion upon policy
Of cuupu!Son. which cnscndcrs troubles an'
makes them fatal, and which has just dcmon
stratcl itself us rllnous, in the lace 81 TN
| world. The Northern Union stands before
the nations, therefore, as under positive ell
sacclnent to dissolve in war, upon every diS;'
creem:i,t. and 10 plant 10 warning III tn
path ct striir.
In our Confederation, ti'en,@we neho'd 'n'
elements; Of ;on. llIc and harmony, ana map
nincSS and equal justice. Seward 5 Gon!cuc
r,cy carries in il.; loso,n the seeds OF wrane
Inns, ant. tyranrcs and GiscontentS, and di
vi,inn ana death We are we'll content L
leave i, - The Wise to sly which better dc
serves ,i;r confidence OF 'crcditors and ia
lions.
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ltlcuMosp, Va, July 60, l7d2.

In, Wu, +. MrS@usn--- Dear SIR: -ine
annexed correspondence will explain nay HIS
sion Ia t;.iS city
Finding. after diligcnt cnTuirr. II" such AS
ISOLATION aS the Southern haLr"nr, ans,
believing that the Young Men ;, Christian A.
ISOLATION was acting IN conjunction with the
Ladies Soldiers Aid Snccty, i"r the rr"?cr
distribution of funds for lic relief ii "r sIch
and WOUNDED soldiers, have Determined I"
place the amount contributed 10y Colonel i.r-
wins Battalion and CV!unel Gates Kcglm"ni
in yoiir handS, feeling assured, from what |
have learned of The zeal and fidelity OF your
\ Association, in connection with the Ladies' oi
the Soldiers Aid Society. that this 9lt: ot tie
generous donors vii! be faithfully and Suc-
ccssfully applied for the relief Of our suffering
itllow-sold!crS.
Permit me. sir, 10 tender through you, To
all the gallant men who fought i'll the battles
in front OF this city, and wiIo shall hereafter
bear the proofs of their yaio" IN honorable
sears. the sincere sympathy ci ;i:vr comrades
Of the Missouri army: and - assure lArih
that it would have given Us 10 less pitaS,lr"
10 have shared with item the pcria and III"
glory OF ,,eirIldlng the Capital. than If does
npw IN seeking, rs this ..;i!m'ic o.tcrng 10
remind them that 50. arc ".:c villa tci!i III The
cause of our whole coun'rE. ar!a .'.&' i:r
soiicrs Of thc Western Army I'ct most dceH-
il for then. IN their present >n:i-ir" :.
Yours. mns; respectfully.
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Lincoln runs i!is 0wn crraHdS. lis went
went to New Iori; 20 sec General Scott, TO
ask him what to to. he ran down 10 Me
Clelan's army, to Tell Mcclellan he would
have to put Ilaieck ever linn, and 10 coax
him t" submit to it. rs soon rs ne reached
Washington again, tue order WAS made. We
10 not credit the reports that Mcclellan is re-
Boiling Il: being thus degraded. We dare say
he submitir,t to il as II military necessity, II,
indeed, he does not consider it a ''grand stra-
tegic movement" Mcclellan indeed made a
good compromise for himself when he pat
IIaIcck bci"ccn him and his prosecutors.
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bASyII.iE, .lumr

iASvILlE, .lu:!r -.
GESrl.EMES To secure lu0re respect. Nh.
Editor, tn the CONSUMPTION. ami 10 AM III IL
execution, ASA lc:Iyc to suggest that the
names ol all IuyimianS al least, who are re-
cusan,, and who are affected by is provisions.
should be published ut the cXpvi'se OF the
Government, in Richmond ncws !'ai"'r%. o!'y 81
more.
Let il &c announced IN y"ar valuable
Journal that the ,rr:lncS Of Ill .uh cct to thus
las, when furnished To YOU, shall nc publish
cd ana companies now INCOMPLETE. will soon
become full. The poor t,io"a no" ~ -
tirc service will certainly supply ia with 4
pretty fiji alrl accurate list OF al these -,
their respective ncighh0rh"o,S, ,"1" h,T@ "'
riyh; I" be at h"me, more especial: oi it.,-,.
shcIterir@ themselves ~iihHlhs 5i,rmy' irac'.
TO 10 ,!.s rurl,; hc right and proper. ,l'.u
IN art at justice Ia The brave an! t".r
oItr, l4ow III The IicLi. Yet more, it w"u.t
he something "l >crH!c, !" ar y"'"i r''.'as.
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By THE GOVERNOR OF TiRGINIi.
IIRILftL 1 Il V{LN

WHEREAS Information las becu r-ceir"G that ire
Court nuse 81 M County al L"I"a" !, IN lD>s"-' m %
public racIny, ud HAT the icsG.Ar eIG "i -. i!
CJur: caia, bc urid according /" las;
Therefore, by vrthr III authority vested In th- N"'u-
TIVE. iutIA iEiGIlEh. iorernnr OF III" Commonwealth
81 vi!s Ind, 10 rb: rrlui" II" J"-srs c"HI,'si" r
County C"uri ." said t"ua; :" h.d The sessions al sAi'
Iour; A--dw"Ol in SAIL c"uaty the FIRST DAY It
AUGUST u"H;, aI.d thereafter 10 CoGuU. 30 h"li tie
ulou.h!y sessions uf sad IuuIt sti Place long H.
tho rr.>na tor The cEaa6a ir"ly authorized shall
,uun
- ,iiv"u under ruy hand Governor and nuirr
l.. The Seal =" ia" L"inIi'i"' AHA, a. hI"imIy"d -
- ;tn la? 81 July, !sU: a!l III III" s'ih year U!
the Commonwealth. JOIN LbIClihk
~ ile ,.vrcIn"r,
G:Urnr " McHr"Hp,
July .h-iw Secretary "f 'l- G"!nIn"Gwrs!9h.
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III KENT, PAINE i Co. Au.l>
nav GOODS At ,rrT,uy

NN WEDNESDAY, tir :;J,h inst. s..rn.l.Iri ,..
o'clock 1t No Ia Gary -tr-" at
E,r:,n.ad ". viii s.!i. wiG,:":.: -~r.,,. q.
valGab" STOCK 81
pnY GuUhS
Embracing many .r:,rC- hI. G''-iIsi.'. lfi.c.,.
.icr Dress SiIh-. H"iAsr-. Lawns. T,,l,a..5..
Io." Emlr"id~rir-. l-a'r M,ntir-. lur"s. -.-, =
in., Drili:u., 81. WIKI IA !nvu.r'. III F.I.u. -.
SHIFTS aid :. EundsuIn- lot 81 Ci.oilIlE'r.
A-r.
IN inyo!c..r! grnuiu. Si:.E"F -rlATkn va ~
INST cla-, i...,!s.. Il. siu: business c4-s.,s.
Forks Spoons ,"hI"i-. 'I"A SO. g 3s.. So
tn!.y J!cwr:y, with w!:i,h ID" --.- wt. H. ..,rg
"ILI. HE ADDED.
An Invoice OF Misses sad L,dlv, N1c..a ~! ,,.
slipper, ami boytcr-.
July .b.t'- KENT, Pa!:'t i -. a..
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l:rnNl kE.NTEGkN.

Monstr, July pa special despatch 10
th.. "Trlhinr." dated Grenada, july -, says
The I.oni,vill. ",Iournal'' asserts that If the
Federal Government DOES not take speedy ac-
,ipt,. -. n,1 men cannot hold Kentucky.
!3rowml"w writes [" Washington ih't nc
scar. hrmtuck:' will soon he occupied by the
.;ct,.i-
\ Washington despatch, dated July 2Oth,
10 the l'a..a2o ",I'rlhunc' says that Mcclellan
is l,.a,lv dissatisfied al ilallcck being put
over }.n;. 10 GOOD feeling exists between
him a!, Pop.
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ii proper cEcaurls.',H 90 H.. given wiz. i.r ,opn.
weekly h.EJ. .'aiAr.;.rr.
lazy lid. al.rf.-r.r
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OFFER FOR sale ms fAl.M IA I.umruhGr- c"5a;e 30
L tanning about Ia acI.'-. u liz "B it- intF . r
tween i.unc=Dmrs Court IiuT.' ant Ia" J.Ir.lr. -
h!cnlI.,'nI aii anvii.r and sruiI.sH!" hIir,aG. @ r
rrr AID nall Ui-, from IN" former pace 0.l'-
.!lrs the Ir;-r. IL L. within twci:" IIr,a BE-
-rn pcr" Du the hIckuTId aLi paLv!i.. ..as-r..l:
which place ;hrrr ! y good 'UuT;T! '-n!
IN" land l. al good qualify. casi cultivated. -. b..
- II Ia. necessary irlc!ES. /" r.gui T.; 30
Tie buildings arr bcluuiGiiy .'"&ir: r'a'sf..
-itr Ia full vIcw oI H. ruad. and cuL-.tr. iH..;
Dwelling, nearly bow and well painted. ,'..i ~ .-.
"glh"i>'a embracing al "NcrlI"@t .cri"GAr IL.
.ig~
Tier" within :, i,.w hundred aTi- n! t.o a.. 7.
ru-nIc. New Plymouth sure and Biaek-ia..A ...n,
InHrc!ir. q" ,iIr s.sTiuns rrIi,.'n> ."HuEI.ul-a m
Within convenient distance,
IirrTrr e. .inr.-oH E- VIII" iiv"- Ecng IT," gt.r. +.
authorize! iH I'll il lie vii! take rc;tspf' ~ .Aa.-s
IN pr-m.!a., !" any "I' dr-!.uu>"' purchasing
ANY COMMUNICATION ir.h lc"r"Lcr I" 'H;' IInirsts
.lrrs..l 10 MAJOR IiirS g hLpiE. ant !ri D.n. D..
Stoke, ISL Franklin street. i.cEn'a: 80. .4ar.
prompt attention"
rEicE ..n".
". Tale hryoud dispute.
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- TEA y ED Or slNLES--A Large rpau H.5..tr "'h
- military saddle .u.! hri..!- wiz. y-I!"e il-
p!"cr aud 'EartIIgai", together with Id.rf ra;'' 80.
4ad blanket WRAPPED up in DIcIb;b .iraiiut n...-
%as soien az strhy-.i AWAY shout clock = u I.'
;"Tday Sunday from Bank strr- between il. 81 -
Shrr" hue WAS urd may be known by si - s"r5 '-
left side ui the middle. 81 her back. liberia I-ii H.
b" riveu Ia any ore bringing hsr together VIII aaa'
bride, Sc. M. :. r!vius Block, l2liI stI:el.
BauE, IL Mr. J. u. Wa or ~ Inc, d; d:tIE- place"
l.. 4. vs.,
Juno 30--if Lieutenant 10Th Va r,s,.r
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LAND ~ PRINCE EDWARD FOR Sh;.i
TPiiIE FARM III th, iur- II Tr.-iway, HGn@, ste
L n-ir Hampton s!Ggry IU!irYr, ;"r .s"- g :.
fuIr liuU!-'! and Macy bait ,,.I. l..a
d!nl, is supply 81 uu". dnt s"lG- irrfl- b". D.
IwcliuS, Lrw twJ.r'"ry fIeinr hrurt. !. w}.Ii..
ruiie II the C"!i-g- Church and Pu-ir;,-.
riic. ,. ,.,"'. IL i,, odd i- itui -. l-
rp 81 pubiic auction 81 10" pI"ini-"-, wErhr-iA
18Th Ui August. :. !. 1EEpWAr. hNrti.-'.
Ir~p,ri, Prince Edward JG!! -f'a-
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DIEp. MONDAY evening. 18th mt. l"AEELa!
ELIZA ETI iausmf-r u: < T., srL Virginia l. CHAPLIN,
aged y.ar- .Ei (" months.
The friends III ;h f.iniy are invited =" attend Esr M
neral from tie r"sidruc. oi her father 9Th. door
beyond Leigh s,r-c;, ;Ii, afternoon 18th u-;aL;, - I
o'clock.