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LETTER FROM A PLANTER


Messrs John Wright i Co., t4s5& 10y
New Orleans, La y ,..,I rs. a e. - -
GentlemenEncosed please find my check No. 79 atthss,
days sight MOBILIZE for Sl49 co. in settlement Of
dae fou will please forward three dozen boxes
Wrghts Southern Iudian Vegetable Pills. They grea
est thing ever and heavy mecaI bill
yearly place. The directions plain and easily
derstood that my finds difficulty in treating
Of sickness that his knowledge with promptnsss
and perfect My negroes healthier and stronger
than those of plantation know and canidy
to be opinion and that of that this agreeable
fact is solely due the which taken Of them at a
complaint Of sickness and their being treated By course Of
these Pills them altogether in family and would
not be without fall supply for small fortune This
high praise you but you 1t 10 nothing ls
than the plain truth Please forward the Pills
at once, aud by the same route as before Z
Yours, truly, 9p 55ss 54S 4
r't THos. G. HENDERSON.
From Dr. Humphres, of Charleston, s. o., have rebeiv
the following honest letter. written to him ~ poor but war
who strong and stalgart soldier in the ary
Southern Independence, - Is
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LOSS OF qEMTH-Dr.IJ. wEa1

<sH1s.aE7n1 LOSS on TEETH-Dr.aJ y. WEHT,
III St Charles street, continues 10 supply Il 8
my NLoss OF TEETH without wirss Or springs,
l1Ilupon bis nov principle Of ssf adj esion. This
mshod has procured him universal appreciation,
ssinEs bs most ingenious supplying ART
perfect articulation and sscaon perfect aad natural
In appearance defy detection the closest observer Dr.
VESTS method Of filling teeth with gold combines all noderr
Those interested will and these TO b
thanks the inhabitants Of New Orleans vicinity for TIL
extensive practice they have favored him Hftesi
from Lafayette Square. = Eel r.
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NEW INFIlsAIART.
DR.. REYN MOL Ids, Z
THE UNRIVALLED CANCER DOCTOR,
Would inform his friends and the public that he has rented
and completely fitted nhary the spacious and ea
giant mansion 9 Baronue street. between Canal Com
Streets where he will devote all his attention the CURE
Of CANCERS in their forms, scad Heads White Swell
ings, and Ulcers Of every description.
He REFERS with much pleasure. to thu annexed certificate
MADAM A. CHAPPELI4 wellknown and highly respect
able lady Of this city:
(Gopy Of Gert6cate,l
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. II, 1861
This is certify that the undersigned resident Of the city
of New Orleans for number of years. and residing No
252 Erao had been for long time afflicted with Can
Ger her In order TO have it removed the under
signed applied Dr. Warren Sone who operated il three
different times without efecting cure Subsequently, ap
piled DR. REYNOLDS under whose treatment the Cancer
efectually removed and perfect cure made take
this Of doing Justice to Dr. Reynolds and in order that
Others similarly afflicted may avail themselves of his valuable
services.
nil tt S. A. CHAPPELL
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NOTICE-THE COPAR1NERsHIP EXISTING IN
IN this city F. bazae p. Levassenr, AID j. L.An
bert commendu has been dissolved since the LIST instant
The undersigned will attend to the bsines of the old firm
and cont under the style Of LAZAR LEV AS
SEUR.
FRANCOIS LAZARE,
PIERRE LEVASSEUR.
Red Store, between The Markets, Sc ond District.
Nauu OrIeaps ,Jau,nry 1862.
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LEHAL NOTTGEs.

s.ees q ,ssss o GOTTEN
Z assrssK k.ysa g ss
sy fsy. w Zen day. s from ne Pc I
V ~
E. McHoT. Dspusy CLERK.
e Z sa esgs g
IA ri L present denns aa1 i esssn-
e ss e ess 1T
T. ps,sns ssss u sPEa as's
= q ss g Il ri Il
jasl fsls - 2. M1eH6r. Dspu.e er.mss.
sroosg p,s,n1ss couHr SUCCESSION OF BAsILlo ca
WHEREAs Ersnea.coa iss aoeiso has pett-
e s & aasa e
Notice hereby given III whom Il may conearn to show
'h g1 s1 ass b 3, s &c Ssa,, :
z. NIcHoT. Deputy Clerk.
orssss esgn q sushE1s IN
w Fs ss /.
de CarateiIe Ia succession yacante de fen Basio Garlic,
h present donne to'ta csux celia pen. con.
js2sfsa7 -. : E.MoHoT. Dspn.4 arstasr:
NOTICE TO Gx 4 5s5as s.a..saz
II s.ss.
esons years. that the due and payable the first
day of January 1907 the FIRST Monday In June, 1862
Notice Is further given that will be at my Office corner
Berlin and Magazine Streets from O'clock A. 81 to O'Clock
receive said md If paid within
above mentioned time they will be dealt with according
law.
@ FELIX LAGRoUE, Treasurer.
=
sEs t*Ns BUREAU DU TREsoRIRR 4
WIS Aux Ii & sss.s
R fsen rs sontsa o, Residents
precedente sont rotes es taxes dues
hre dn Cone encognurs des Berlin Magasns vile d.
Jefferson de heures A ~ heures F. IT.. receyor LEI
dites taxes. 80 sszE 80 s. $5s5EsI5
Toues personne deyant des Ia die Vile par
present requies daso ssdresse bureau dic lei
JUN. sous peine de Ia loi. Il 80 5s q IL sasg35aE
Jas 90. -. = EELIX LAGRDUE Tresorer.
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LIVER COMPLAINT.

Dr. Humphfies 80. ~ x s.5,.5=:.yszz p-5ls -
sr-I don't kaow what to say to make 5oa know how
grateful feel for those Wrights Ssuhern fndia
Vegetable Pills you gave After having suffered for -
many years. and thought was going get my health Or
be worth good days work Lam now as strong and hearty
as ever fe and that after having tried every
thing heard OF and getting sill kinds OF DOCTORS who
could tell me affection Of the liver but could not eare
II although God knows enough Of their prescrptsas
n the prayers Of poor like viii help docs
tor, you have mine. n :;
Yours, gratefully aud truly, ye:ss4sss i.
Send for circular Pills. contalus full and inar
esng facts with important Suggestions the sick and s
ng complete directions for the Of tho Pills. and special
card to feAeA which every the sex ought read
WRIGHr,S SOUTHERN INDIAN vEGaET.>
| ABLE PILLS ~ WA !
Are manufactured expressly for uss y. tina
CONFEDERATE STATES or AMERICA.
Under the personal direction Of DE- JoHs watsas In hs
i - Pharmaceutical Lahore, DRY, New Orleans.
Il a...@ L,wRIaHT 1 Co,
II j oy y Sole Fropistan,
No. a Chsrtrss street, New srlsaAa. Y
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By BERNARD TuRP1N, :.
-.,. AuetfoResr.
TUESDAY, 4th instant, Mt 10 Ia O'Clock,
A. MI will be sold snst the Of the Importer
Messrs s. D. orataa Co., No 81 Customhouse street. be-
tween Chatfres and Old Levec account OF liquidation the
following articles 27 Il s44
30 packages French Brandies Panat Co.. Gratiaa Freres
Isrronde Freres Csston, sszerac Co., 0tard Bnpuy
Co., etc. 4SlS-s=7f
II casks bordeaux Wine Margaux. 49,.
10 boxes White Vines sundry vintages ar.onde
Dya, Pescatore, Vigneronst& Go. 80 = =
= $50 boxes Champagne Chas, Fare. -ee-
100 baskets ChampBRne Sotttsne Thomas
II u pipes Sherry Wine 80 .5-.= 80
2 Y pipes Sherry Wines, Topaz. 80
So boxes Absynhe, G. L.scoultre. r.
VI 10 boxes Kirsch, Dubier. - ~ DgT x
-s 50 boxes Strawberries in Juice. a. VS. -
.& % boxes TruHIes. FL"
X" Is boxes TrlfHe Pies -st
20 boxes Green Peas.
Is casks Port Wine.g
70 boxes Burgundy Wine, sundry vintage5.
q, barrels Whisky. ~
" Hampers Empty Bottles.
IS casks So tch Ale, etc. -.
1CaalogIcs with full PARTICULARS will be ready the day
previous TO sale. = fe4 n
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HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE. COMPANY
IL OF NEW ORLEANS. Ofice-7S Camp street.
Amount of Premiums for the gear ending the 3st - -
of Decor her, 1861 .S453. T25 II
Amour: of Profits for the year ending the 3lst OF 49, M
UeceulDar, lebl VIC %
Amount of Assets on the 3lst of December 1851 3U6 II
The Trustees have DECLARED scrip dividend of FIFTY per
cent after paying six per interest all outstanding scrip
and have resolved 10 redeem the scrip Of 1857.
Interest redeemab scrip payable in cash on and after
the 10Th of February next.
Certificates of Scrip for the 1851 deliverable on and after
the 18th Of March, 1862. u3,. -.
JAMES Fl. WHEELER, SeG'y.
= New Orleans. llth JAM, 1862. jal3 6m
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,.xcssssssEsss=s=R SMALL ARMS FOR GOVERN
b ment. Persons having Guns Of any des-
I &%NC eruption. or Boyones, 10 sell or donate
&sEE3 to the Government can sell or dispose of
W. the same, by calling at the Confederate
Gun Agency, No. Is Camp street
49, Minor Genl. N. LOWELL,
Commanding Department No. Q. 8. A.
BALLARD s. DUNN,
CHAPLAIN and Ord. Agent,
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FOR RENT---FOR RENT.

~ ROYAL, SAILMAKEK,
w.
Nos. 10 Canal and II Crossman streets,
Sign Of the Root Hog or Die.
Manufacturer Of all kinds of Plain and Fancy AWFINaa
TENTS, TARPAULINS etc. Also all kinds of FLAGS and
BANNERS suitable companies other purposes with
Fagsass suit Fall and Purchase Ropes Sings attsd
and furnished to shortest notice. BLOCKS Of al
sizes ready strapped likewise all kinds Of heavy BLoCKs
sPARs and RIGGING suitable raising machinery any
other heavy material!
have likewise hand hne lot Of SPRUCE sPARS uhieb
I offer for sale Cheap for Cash.
All Of hs above articles found Nos Is Canal and II
Crossraan Streets New Orleans.
n Sail Rigging work In all ts branche and country
orders promptly fad the shortest possible nos:se
nj iy&W
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sEcGsD JUSTICES COUNT RERLEdN &HAIsEY "a q ~
Iss;!S y 4. a, s.sss si..
ssssfa = ssss s
win 6 sell A. public Y de
dc liz Pss S1a
II H. s. s;ssas NJ Hole
TEENS Cash the spot : :, : .nr,, $.
7'S PsH \ 5s.ss 5
RY VhKIgE n 9 writ ef NE disri /, factas t.
he nsa 6
sf e III si15s'
e IF Hog y fRs aaSEHsrs
Seized in the above entitledsuit
TERMs-cash on thes spot :, -, - Z
fa'.,zas sss,s, F4. H1a3 81 IA LOUISIANA
adIesss Ilea ass ftslasrs isssiss i
81 n'ass6s ass
IL F;. ssS e 81 Pg Is eA AsSss 4
eSs.-s ssssssS' i
rasl @ kNE E IN y VANS,
P e y, IS e; sg4 y No ~
IN s.,ss. NJ E
e s esr asa fpps seosR
Seized in Tie above entitled suit n
| TERMS-Cash on the spot.
PREMIERE Jusr1cH De PArs, 1N%s; KATEnHgdHEs
rs.e,!ss s! sTs ySK 81 ct SALLY
ass ~ a,a u flsas.s .'ss q
saB L sSas s 4.
Union, entire les BarDnDe ct Phiippa--
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.4l@5 u
o'a De DISTRICT e osAs ps + aagEIt tk
Nouyslie Orleans. cLAKK & PAIR!cK sEE
r5N vE.purr ta,.,,. xvrst dsos = ~ ls,.po
de- Ia dans as cqar DC
r. Dc ma ass midi 4 y
NH II psyn e oe popee don't
i UN TE.RXIN ,itua dams lie Premier District de cetts
It e Jeanne ct 81 MAIDS DE- face IL @
PEGS sa, R.oo osds ,:,., l..
tronsent - 80 "a'''e' = tA'
r M s,.o. r. SIZE dams Ist BERN par les
e. pSaiRs & pied. de face rus DIES hsssOss" sur B d
Ensemble bs.isses ct ameloraons qui sy
* sss A. dams g ,s eldsssus.
~ m9 egDmN q 3 rs %adHhS
fe1 81 ms Sheriff De i Par MiMsp ,f3r1::sn,
sEcosD Dlsrn,c7 covaz3 CRY oFsEW osi ~
. e W VII 2FfnR: >, MAsI RosTMISkss Is
u By Honorable the Second Dis,riet SSuf
Of s New e n oIIsaas r. is sbsss entitled
tween Camp and Magazine Streets on MONDaY te TX
scfibei pronerty "a wt :" = s' 81 mo iohoHlns q
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situated
in the Fourth District Of this city IN the uare onndsd
sreets Together with the buildings and there.
S The sss sd e being By Nos have
Seized in the above suit. - - '0'' - '''''
TERMs-cash on the spot j. - .-.
Sheriff Sp i III : p Taap 81 Si,esD,
"a
DEu1IEME cogn DE Drsrn1cr ia VILE de Ia E1IEoR.
Wiak Il y MA ~ BosT
o adTesst o., HIM writ de saisfe et
LuNpI II Dc se is5a Mail p H. psSs1aera
IL vene nmas Ct adudeao a a. lamp e. ~
description sayoir p.'p''ss' u'A' 'a :"
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To VOTERS.

NOTICE TO VOTERS.
REGISTERS OFFICE RooN No. 8, CRY HALL 1
New Orleans January y, 1862.
The upder,iy ed Register of and residence all
qualified electors the city Of New Orleans hereby informs his
fellow that ormi with act Of the Ieg:sls-
ure approved December 81 s6 has cancelled thu old Re-
eistry and will commence one TU GSAY tho 18th day
Of January o'clock NJ and TINT his office will con
tnuc open every day, Sundays and holidays excepted The
office hours under the law, from A. NJ. to P. n.
The undersigned being sincerely DESTROYS OF facilitating the
operation OF the Registry would respectfully hve his fellow
forward, without delay and comply with thu
provisions of the statute a ing do which, they will neces-
performance of his duties the Register must exact from
every legal The following specific information:
l. The name and residence of the elector.
e. How lot resided in the State Parish and ecnct.
g. Whether a native or Ha'uralized citizen ~
L. Hew when and where natualzed The law imperatiyey
the same BE- lost certificate the clerk Of the which
granted the naturalization. , -.
The signature Of the elecor opposite the registry of his
name.
G. The following oath will required from every elector be-
fore registering his nane viz
ing the constitution and laws Of this state to vote will be
faithful allegiance bear tothe State of Louisiana and
the Confederate States of America and that will support
tec and dsend the Constitution Of this State and Of the said
Confedst ate States. So help me Godn
The Register in directing the attention Of his fellow citizens
to the absolute requirements of the law would
specially invite them to prepared TO supply All the inor-
nation documents which the statute lmperaYey eXacts
Nor they perceive the necessity of promptly presents
ing themselves to be since any general procrasna
npo sibe nscrbe the Of every qualified elecor with
the required details and certificates in time for the next june
ia27 Ct LOUIS ST. MARTIN. Register.
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SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM G. DUNCAN.
Real Estate and Slaves. 3- 49, rs
BY e. BEAUMONT, BLACHE u co.
81, IN, Auction Rooms. 60 Chsrtres street.
WEDNESDAY, February $, At II O'Clock
W NJ atthe Merchants and Auci0ueers ExehaBge Royal
street. between Gnstomhoe and Canal Streets by
order from The Honorable the Second District Conr Of New Or
leans bearing date the I'd Jay january 1867 the following
described property and slaves belonging said succession
ONE LOT OF GROUND situated in the Third District Of
this city, Spain street. between C.sac.lvo and Greamen
streets meauring in eneh measure So feet trout Spain
finished garrett and two:s'oy brick Kitchen, into
tenemens with cisterEs and works both Sides
sidewalks In 'front.' shed covered with whole
rate and complete order -
AUGUsTIN, negro man, aged about % years.
BILL. WILLIAM, negro boy, aged about 10 years.
EUGENE, griff hoy, aged about II years
JOSEPH, grill boy, aged about Is years.
Aar1 ERAfS AND COND1TIONS-for the house aud lot,
onshnf cash the balance in years credit for approved
endorsed note bearing and per cent per
from day of and eight per cent paid when
due. Improvements be insured for their full value, and
policy transferred to the vendor uLtl final payment
For the cash. No slave will be delivered until the sale
Is completed
sale before A. Ducae Notary Public at the expense
of the purchaser. jal3 10 rs fe5
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AUCTION SALES. .

- SALE ON ACCOUNT OF LIQUIDATION.
French Brandsb Champagne Wines Absynhe Xirseb Fr1
in Juice, etc. IL f47' 4z5f',
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SUCCESSION OF ADoLPHE BERNARD, NO. 1868, Sc
l&@s cond District Court
n, BY H. M. VAN SOLINGEN 81 CO.,
WM. SYgR, Auctoneer,
Olice-No. g Commercial Place.
THURSDAY, February IS, ls62, at the
i store No. 10 Charres street. between St. Louis and Tou
louise at m O'Clock A. M by and pursuant to order
the Honorable the Second District Court of New Orleans,
No. 1882 Docket said Court for account of said Success
sion. =
The whole stock in said store consisting of Seeds, Plants,
Shrubs Trees with the appendases and implements
Of said business Also the lease Of said store and the personal
effects OF said dec :ased
Also, FR1DAY ehruary T. 1862 at 10Y o'clock A. NJ,
at the plantation C. Tioe Esq., in the Third District
Levee Poland street and Convent also for
count OF above Succession
One Creole Horse one Wagon Set of Harness. Old
Cart grsat variety Of Plants Trees Shrubs contained
in Hot Houses etc. 49,
MS-TERMS-Cash fe3 10 ID
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9Mtitular SNotrss.

- '-5 Nv New ORLEANS CHAMBER or COMMERCE.
y Nj .+.s4,ss5 44sts February 4. 1862.
~, The regular monthly meeting Of the
Chamber Will be held In The Trustees Room the Crescent
Mutual Insurance Company Of Camp and Commercial
APey THIS TUESDAY EVENING 4i instant, at O'Clock.
Respectfully. n NJ 5'g# =
fe4 II A. GORDON BAKEWELI., Secretary.
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ain a JOHN P. WALDEN,
Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orlss
The national Republican., 1862-04-30

~ PUBLlC NOTICE is hereby given
that ustil othsrviss ordered, the Comnisiones uu.
der the aot Of Congress Of the 10th Of April 1867,
sattisd, "Au oct for the reease Of certain persons
held TO service OF labor 10 the District Of Columbia
will hold their tessioas In the City Hall, in the City
Of Washington, On Monday, Tusdiy, Wednesday,
Tbursday and Friday, Of every week, and that al
pefsons loyal to the United States, holding claims 10
services or labor agains penons discharged therefrcm
BY that aot, may, within rinety days ffeu the pas
ssss tberof, (which v II expire on the 10Th Of July
uext,) bat not thereafter, pr,sent 10 the Ccnmis
ssoasrs their respective statements or petitions IN
writing, verified BY oath or sfrmation, setting forth
the nanes, ages spd personal description Of su h
psrsCns, the manser In which The petitioners &C
quirsd such olam and say facts touching the value
thereof and declaring his or he allegiaoCe to tbs
Govsrnmtnt Of The United States, asd that the pet
toner has not borne arm agsisst the United States
during the pre- ent rebellion nor Ia any " given
cid Or comfort thereto.
And nstioe 10 hereby further given, that the time
named In the 9th sse Of that aSt for Ripg statement
IN writing, or sohsdse With the Cerk Of The Circuit
Court for the District Of Cola nbis by the several
owners or olaimsns 70 the ,ervioes Of the persons
made flee By that sct set.lng forth the nsmes sges,
sax and particular description Of such persons tev
orally, u, By authority given to the Commissioner
BY that act, extended 70 the 1st day of June next
The Co0mtsi0nerI are prohibited from allowing
the clsim Of auy persoa who hall neglect to file
Ing TO the quiremsns Of that section Of said act
ST. yINTON,
DANIEL L. GOODLOE,
HORATIO KING
WsahipRt Rtou, A,y,l "a. ,S62
The national Republican., 1862-04-30
.,..:a 4 Ae,s i..ss. ~. :. .'hssa.a detected, IT

.is..d IAos it.ats ,has 'hstRsi ds,ecsed,"it
Whlle other memben Of thIs Houss were at
home with their families, end pursuing their
avocauoos, the committee were bard at work.
He he'd laborei eometlmes, teventeen hours
out Of the twenty -four, aud lost sleep thirty
different nights. They bad. worked night and
day. Twelve millions Of dollars sill bc SAVED
10 The Government BY this COMMITTEES sum
one year under ths Admlnistration Of John Q.
Adams. .,,F a.
Every oommittse, hsretoectc hAs been paid;
and statements 70 the contrary are false.
We knew whose paths We crosed We knew
he tAieves who have ths Treasury BY the
throat, and thslr synpsshissrs would be a. our
Wsbsvs thrown carssl,es between sAs Treas
ury aAd lha plnnderers; We have done what We
ccald te:nys.ihs money Of tha people, ,.,.'
q. eHANKs showed he necessity snd pro.
peiely Of purUhdelng The hnrses and carbines
bought byl0sn. FrsmoN.
NJ. HOLMAN Ald that the late Secretary
had, through his orders, deposited With the
As1istant Treasurer Of the United States at
New York, two millions II dollars, subject to
The draft Of Alexander Eummiues, without
requlsing any security from him soon after
which, Cummlngs drew ont sl60 0OO and de-
poeited u 10 she Park Bank 70 hts own credit,
and save es0, 900 10 Mr.. Blatchford 10 meet
certain expeuses incurred BY The Government,
but Cummln0ls ls not the m N before this House.
We proposs 10 ceusure the late Secretary Of
war for euirusting such large sum Of money
with him without security, and for employing
% lacompeient and irr sponeible man in the
discAarge Of public duties. He said that $780,.
900 Of this money has been absolutely tqusn-
dsred. He spoke specifically cf the contractors
under L6meron, and denounced him for letting
contracts 70 such men. #I-a ~
There are oontracb amounting 10 thirty mil
lions Of dollars for arms with persous who have
no arms 10 cell; every one of which contracts
might be resclnded without any detriment 10
the couutfy. ......
He wss 10 favor Of ceusuriag the Secretary
Of the Navy for employing incompetent per-
sons 70 purchase vessels, etc.
| Mr.. DAWES said, shall we, by u deliberate
vote, prefer that these frauds should be con-
ceaied and covered up, rather than expose aud
disgrace tho persons who have deirauded the
Govirnmsnt. .......
The debate was very interesting. and was
1 also participated In by Msssrs OLlN, FEN
TON, MOORHEAD, MCPHERSON, aud others.
| Mr. FENfON demanded the previous ques-
lion.
Mr.. STEVENS moved 10 lay the whole mat.
tor on the table. .ss. ..
Mr.. WASHBURNE called for the yeas and
nays, when, on motion Of Ar. COX, the House
adjourned.
The national Republican., 1862-04-30
Nen ths Mountain Department
GUERILLA HAUNT BROKEN UP.
Tho 0uerillas to be Tried and
.,..... shot.
yr- :.
lsar Guard sf the Enemy attacked BY Our
,i',lra' ,s Scouts.

WRESTLING, VIZ, April 27.-The combined
movements ordered by Gen. Fremont against
the guerillxs in Webster county have proved
eminently suossssful. Lieut.. Lawson, with one
detachnsnt employed In this service, has re.
turned, and others are returning. In severe
running nght q seven miles, Lawson killed
seventeen guerillzs, and took nineteen pris.
oners. The town Of Addison, u small place, the
only one IN the new county, being. deserted,
wss burned. It had been u guerilla haunt. A
formidable organization in Brsxton, Webster,
and adjoining oounties, is entirely destroyed,
the leaders proposing to surrender. II is un.
derstood the gusrllas taken viii be promptly
tried and shot.
Cen. MilrOy's scouts, on the 23 1 instant, At
tackled the rear guard Of the enemy ten miles
east OF the Shenandoah Mountain, the bOunda.
ry OF this department. They killed one lieu.
tenant and two men, and captured lieutenant
snd ono man. None Of our men were hurt.
The rebel conssripts are deserting In large
numbers, swearing UniOnism, and returning
homo.
Reports from Stanton say the ensmy's sick
and wounded and large trains Of soldiers are
passing eastward BY rail.
Snow fell eighteen inches deep Ut Monterey
on the Oath instant. a. ~.
The national Republican., 1862-04-30
From Fortress Monroe.
The Capture Of New Orleans,
The Merrinac Still Delays Coming,
Tslsgrsphsd 10 the Associatsd Press.

1 FoRrRsss MoNRoE, April 2s.--Ths hag Of truce
t0.dsy took dispatches and packages OF letters
from Union prisoners. No newspapers were
Of the press. ~. ~. A
j.! The oity Of New Orleans has been taken by
the Union forces. The telegraphio operators
particulars had been received. II 10 stated,
however, thst operators subsequently, ATTEMPT
% TO return, but found the city IN possession
6f Union troops. II Is probable the city sur
randered without resistance after the fleet
made thsir appearance. There is report that
the snemy's much boasted iron guuboat, built
there, second Merrimao in its way, was do.
stroysd BY the United States steamer Psnsa.
cola.
Tho weather and tide to-day were very
favorable for the temperance ofthe Msrrimsc
In Hampton Roads, but she still. delays her
coming. pr .,
Il ID reported that some rebel gunboats In
James river attempted this forenoon to shell
some Of our camps this side of WARWICK.