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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-06

: .-....
-Y THE GREATEST
IS @;$&MfnlCAl.
#4DlSCOVERYL. !.
~ OF THE AGE.
Nh. KENNEDY, OF ROXBURY,
" hss discovered In one pfcur common pasture wsed
Every Kind Of Humor,
The worst sorofuls down to common Plmpls.
he has ted It In over elsvsu hundred oassu, and nov.
o. JAILED except IN Two oaass, Goth thunder humor he
has now In his possession over hundred certificates Of
its value, all within twenty milee Of Boston.
nouth.
One g three bottles wlsurs tho worst kind Of pmpls
Two o. three bot.lss viii clear the system or s,ss.
Two BOTTLES are weInnted 70 curehs worst canksr In
Three % avs bottlss arc warranted 70 cure the worn
kind Of Erysipelas. h3t
0nstO two bottles are warranted 70 cure all humOr
the Eyes. ITfI EBf
Two bottles arc warranted TO cure running the car
and olotohes among tho hair.
soui 70 sA ootles are warranted to euro corrupt and
One bottle win cure scay sruptiOu Of the ekln- d i
Two or three bottles arc warranted to ouro tho vsrnt
knd Of hngwom.
Two thrss botlss are warranted TO euro tho mos,
desperaee case Of rheumatism. sF m
Three to four bottles sv warranted 10 cure
Five to sight bottles win cure the WORT case Of Scso-
benefit always experienced from the hrst bottiel
perfect cure 10 warranted when the above quantity
sken'
nh - EoxsSHx, ~ y. x.is.a, MAsss n.
ooyery IN en- ng Ali kinds 81 homors a 10 veil esal,
IL tha, need not sSy snythnS ~ he sboct, Is tSs
most skfu physicians and The uvct careful bruuBs n
the country arc an Snspiuou, IN & 10 pralse. ,.
do L WITH fu EpowisdSe Of ia curative power, II r
eypR ALL and caring most a, those dibeasSs &c which
You are unfortunately 40 liable That most excrpssas
disease to an aieotionAte mother,
Is cured as Il by miraols your own tampsI is restored
,,n S y s sno yCHI SsDo IRON ron & anT
sy1 h.msa fcrntan ofhls,~,ng to vouT buStanS
and honsehoid TlT'1- n q - -77T
In the more advanced s.agss Of
NM R
Itextsnds 70 thS stomach ISs1slng
which is nothing but oanksr on the stomach, thee 10 s
intesunss AND u0urvs
EuaD-1 ~ AAA 80 ~ -, ,S
veunS unsne, gvne noonHS' suo eD nuino'S"oS wv
70 the cares OF your family
Hoaf ssouiacn ~
RAW AND kNFLAmEDi
soay food di,tyess vou and ou can only aka carair
kind. ana ever III tSst vony svst, aoe, not get nal
the nOurnhmont IL cOntQinn, the ACRIMONIOUS huld o
bloom and bSoomes saloW and sreenish and youY beS
dav i. zone Fer want a nourshment YOUR system be
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-06
- P1rrmrlan. April 3.

ss fr- PTTTsBuRGH, April 81, 1851.
READ THE TRUrR.-DR. KEYsxA: have dAusb-
ter Whu has Izaen several G,raicIvs tor Dad cough
Wlthvut Densni-amonS them AyeTs Cherry rectoral.-
| ,urcLAseo Irvns yVn bottle Of Jour PkCTUIAA
bfRUp And bviorv she had aSed nAn ootSls she Was
reIeved. The socond bOItls oarVd her entirely VI her
ecuah. JOHN DAkIN,
Robinson street Allpghvpy.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-06

saiE saa ~ 7TTTsSUEsh, jan. Al, 1850,
Dk. KKYun my wife has ovsD Atticted With . bad
cough and dthoulv oI breathing, Tor he s yVaTs.
which Tor several ea back, had rsdualV increased
bad bgeD oated oy severi Physician without any 60
lief In dis siate of heI case, procured soe Of ypn
PeotoSai Dough syrup. bought the drst time, tn
oottie, which rseved heF vey mach u hen called
aud got dollar bottle, which cured hI snursy, sno
she has no Of the former disease, szcepr weak
nese. ] would also Ststs hsi used the medicine ny
ing dose express my entire sstisfs tor NTH the
medicine, and yuu sIe Of liberty % pnbsh thn II you
dasire TO DO %. wa. WILSON,
Alderman Finn Ward
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-06

ga, Bs4, 6-4, IrWhiLe asad He'd 4and
4 Whits- -ohccksd 81 seVeroI quality gos bale b. ~
uhGs 0g0i % fTNe, s0sOdth High z
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-06

1VV6RGESTERs5
QUART0 DICTIONARY.
The Latsst--Ths Largsst.--Ths Rest
The Cheapest Because the Best,
moo lo ls ml6J IL ic lNJhsfII sfaH 4
'sThe most Ksiiab,a standard Au.
thority OF she EnGiish Language.~
ad " SsD 6sndvea S'nassns sasoasovs cr 0Aio,
'THs BEST EReLISH DICTIONARY ExfANr.n
.3ea.I so.tJJ syasy Non Be~uoAsrs.
''He . are upwards Of Hundred fhousand Words,
Nh0pe nninfAroaa msAnings and derivatons topetheF
,.s ne Sc.sos S sRsihns and pronun'iafon are clearly
oaaotsmass obmmsrcics.
Reod tAs Deoisions Of kAe Aenbsrs OF ~ OASo State
-flli IsdcASy's Ass0ckitioa. l uulsfd.st
The undersigned, msmbsn Of tho Ohio etate Teachers'
Association, adopI and aim IN teaching. writing
and speaking, tne photography and pronunciation OF
WoIceatert tova ouafto Dictionary and We most cor
aaiy recommend u 10 the most reliable standard au
spoken. IN. / $3.50. n ,,t.-r.'', -, -
LoEm AnpArws. President Kenyon collsge
Lss9rrI, superintendent zanesville Schooln.
n. 2. cowDERv, supt Public schools. eandusky.
yoHn LrKcR, supt Public Schools oirclev vile. ~, ~
8. N. sAnORp, Principal Cleveland Female semins-
WIZ. MrroHrLL, supt Public scaoolS, Mt Union.
JoHH oSDEE. Principal stsso Normal School, Mime
cYRUs Mason, Principal Fourth 1nser,nsdias sObOol,
CincnnAtl. '' N +ta 0'Us1i.If n :
a. s. MARrm, sup't Canton Union Schools ac
nDwn kEeAL, Principal NoNeeS Normal school.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-06
IJf INVITE ATTENTION % some q the most
ordinary cures by my
PECTORAL SYRUP,

They are home apd any 0ns who has doubts Gao In
quiEs Of the penon who have bsvD cursd by u IA 81,
;DR. gsYssR 10 PREP AIRED AT ANY FiME TO
RxAMInB LUNGS WITHOUT CHARGE, FOR ALL
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-06

.......- q ,. erEgBkVuLx, o., March IL, 1853
have dsed Or, KeySers Cough syrup Tor bad cough
oi several years sahding, Add chserfnIy Ry II Il
the 5e medicine for the that have tsEen.
J. W. PRICE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-06

AsEs s. 3ogr SG1ps a 81; & A.:
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AHer'sl'PNs

Afu phfllonlAfly Ad1plsd q
derangeuentsof the digestive
.bparnias aud disease aris-
ine ffom Impurity Of the
bloodl A largd part q all inc
complaints that afhict man
hid originate N dnt q these
1nd conlAquShtl dies pnls
arc fonnd 70 cure many vaIfi
cites Of disease. j fi m n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-06
For the Whiskors and Hair

The SuhscEiDers taGs pleasure II announcing o the
citizens the United satrS, thsi they have obtained ths
ency for and are enabled u otter TO the America
,ubo the above justly colebrsted and World-renowneo
ITtscle. The
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-06
STIMULATING ONGUENT

10 prepared By DR. o. P. BELLINGHAM, an sminsI
pnysicisG Of London and y WsTTanted 70 BRING 0ut
thea sut of
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-06

chronic or Kepops DeDhy, OissaSea Of tho Kidneys,
and all diseasss arising from disorderei Liver or eto
,ess O 6s StonaoE fullness Of Blood 70 the Heal Dn
Jain o. swimming IN the head. Pall ,taon OF the Aea
fulnssS Weight IN Inc Stomach, 5oul kructAliOns,
jhoklng OF sunocatng feeling whcn Sp3 down, Dryness
card Reyer Pain IL the ANAL Of me ack cheat or Ode.
audden fushes Of Heat Depression of spini ynghtut
oru,nb, Lansuof Dependency any Nervous Dise9e'
Jhills and Revet.) ID % .sftla ~ 3 .aGr..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-06
CONSTIPATION = cosTr'EEBss.

M Tn nnoh cannot be said o your Pills for the cnIs 9!
osnass II others Of fratsrnity hare ound tneu
II AZ have they should Join me- fp procaming
4. - ,hs baneSt of the mutudes who suner from tna'
n,aIt which although bad enough IN itse y tne pro
Srnifdr n othsrs that are worse. believe ossee'.<y y
STina,s IL the liver but your PIIs ae that organ ana
\ rnre the dis,sasep ~ >. .- .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-22
THE PROCLAMATION TO BE ENFORCED. --Th'

THE PROCLAMATION TO BE ENFORCED. -The
President is reported to have said to acomnit-
tee Of distinguished gentlemen, which waited
upon him during the latter part Of last week in
regard TO the emancipation proclamation and
other matters, that he had carefully consider
cd the matter before issuing his proclamation.
and that having since had no occasion to change
his views on the subject, there would be no
withdrawal, modification or pcstponement OF
Of it-still believing the interest Of the coun~
try demanded its enforcement Wash. Rep.
The Washington Star says: 1.-The situation
here is even more interesting and exciting just
now than any in the field, as full Of the hor-
rors of blood and carnage as the latter Is
Washington is, Of course full of rumors con-
corning the reconstruction of the Cabinet, none
Of which are reliable in any particular.
By order Of the Governor, the draft OF Massa-
chuse.ts, which was to take place on the 18th
inst, is again postponed for 81 days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-22

The New Z ork Herald publishes the details OF
the capture Of Kingston, n. c., and says that
Foster is marching upon Goldsboro' 1t urges
the Government to send reinfarcements to
enable him to maintain his POSITION as the
Confederates can be reinforced from Freder-
ikcsburg, the disaster to Burnside relieve
Ing them from duty on the Rappabannock.
The guard at the Alexandria Ferry have re-
Gently stopped several persons wieh forged
passes
The Z. s. government have adopted the po-
Icy of paroling Confederate prisoners, mot to
leave loyal States during the war
The Jewish Messenger contains letter,
written from Jerusalem November 18th, an
nouucing the death of the Chief Rabbi Of Pal
estine.
The Washington Republican says 1.-THE pro-
ductive results of the draft in Maryland are not
reported very favorably upon 1t is said that
good many of the men drafted, have made
good their escape into Dixie, preferring to fight
under Jeff Davis,
LIBERTY HAL1-A rich treat is promised
tonight at the above hall, it being the occa
sion Of the re-opening of this popular place OF
amusement by the old favorte Dick Parker
who promises to introduce some entirely new
features in his line and no doubt that one
glance at the array Of performers, will insure
a crowded house on this occasion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-22
Qele0raph}t Ie1ra.
FROM HAV ANA.

New YORK, Dec. 22.-The steamship
Union has arrived from Havana on the 18th.
Che left the T. S. steamers Wachusett and
Sonora, Of Wilkes squadron, at that port,
are all v ell on board.
There is no later news from Mexico.
The new Captain General Dulce has arrived
lat Havana
General Zerrono has lef. for Spain.
The Southern population entertained &C
|ompanying him to the entrance OF the harbor
In the steamers, but he requested them not,
land Gen. Dulcc forebade it.
There is still forty thousand bags OF old crop
SUGAR on hand.
Unusually heavy rains have retarded and
IMPAIRED The new crop which will be small,
There has been no arrival OF Confederate
II ssels save two with cotton, one OF which was
fron Matamoras.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-22
EROM NORTH CAROLINA.

NASHVILLE, Dec. 2l.-The Chattanooga dali
/ Rebel OF Tuesday. the 18th instant, contains
Iae following:
WILMINGTON, n. G. Dec. l7.-General
fustayus Smith is being heavily reinforced at
Bodsboro'. There was heavy lighting there
leterday, in which the enemy were repulsed
Bith heavy loss Our loss Confederate was
snal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-22
FROM TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, Dec. esterday Gen. Van
(eves had baisk skirmish with the enemy,
be Confederate cavalry force supported by
Im pieces or artillery, reconnoited Gen. Van
Ieve's pontoon. but were driven OF after the
Echarge Of few shots.
Gonirmation has been received Of the report
the reinforcement Of the Confederates by
w.. III Dorm.
lThe Richmond papers Of the 18th inst, an
lmce ecl;torially the retreat Of the Federal
Iy from Fredericksburg in comments upon
T. Geographic dispatches Of General Lee.
D. Wig ridicules this retreat, The papers
lim The fighta at fredericksburg as the great
| victory yet gained by the Contederates'
lev state that 'tthe repulse Of the Federals
Ledel that of the old Bull run :" They say
1t their position back Of Fredericksburg is
lreenable, and that they can remain IN that
hilton as long as the Federal forces can main
h their ground on the North side OF the
Er
ELo vessels Of the Banks expedition gre I'M
iunate. Another enc, making IN all about
Etcompelledto seek shelter in an unseawor
kcondition, has been barely saved from de-
lc,ioh by the aid Of the bark Gemsbock and
transport Black
kev Dr. NlcPheeters, Ct ST. Louis has been
Ruel by the provost marshall general to
Iethe State within ten days for encouraging
lrebelliop and sustaining disloyalty III his
lch." Three members Of the church have
happointed trustees, and directed to I'LL the
IN VI h a loyal man.
e-ssasssasssssz-ss=ssz=znz
MEET POTATOES, Of the finest quality
kr sale in Quantities to suit purchasers, als 81
kCH BLOW POTATOES; and ABOUT oo
fit LIV 4 TURKEYS. single or py 'ne
all at lower prices than elsewhere Pc 70 on
5schooner Rebecca, Of Accomac CO.. la.i
Srroa+ . o1AA'7 dec 22-3t$*
The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1862-08-23

et alor. II commandment esci,ut All Lieut..
Bordelon q,ulii5 nlol,ytlt CONNIE oza1is IN
lasfimalt ias Sims secut assst
alonetelnps pour v,irs u d6rolita de- IN.
nelnilet notre scalp,iitals satlystr. C''dtaiit
lrohjsf q,.,iil a~,nl,,ii,ionnait FL gro5lbat
await dure Init ,iouls longs 1t pssriilleai1.
st tandis qus 4 brruit dn canon ~ per-
daitsdans LED echos Ct que reifaprii sher-
chat son salut dams une f,ite hontst,se.
Bnrtelosi tonll,a. I'm elevation ma pn
desires jjalnaiis INC plts nob;ss mort
Marrslin r Bordelol naA1nliit aux Avoy-
ellpssl as Novslnbr1 1898. II me,nrut.
10 s JniIlet 1861 Jour anuiyersaiirs al.
Ia mort do Col. gbarlesD d. Dreux, son.
co,,npatriots 81 rsgrstt6. Son ssxsmple
fndrite46 minelnlnrnt detra Unite ut q
?sapirvcssnit consrry9f III sSusaefii fass
'connaisaant d. sou nom II de SEES actisnsi
jjasqa,'aa y ppo.terit6 ID plas recnler.
Il. a. G.
The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1862-08-23
Anss 1863.

III DETisNU Nh gsolc del Parniss
des Avoyellcas e nsgre MARION SSryrr,
quise dit sppartenir q Dntel 81 Durable de Is
Nouvl.]le Orleans. Il dit esclavee Ell Age den.
vihon 49 ms, nesufs s pieds s pouces, .psrls
ai,slals settlement. LIE dit negre est presqus'
clHalve'et : Il starbe gfisc. II etait chauHeur
Z bord idu Steamer HouuaA de Is Rivisre
Rouge.
N propriesaire est dument motifs do n.
claIner g propritte conformenent / ID loi.
Parolssc DIES AvoyeIles.s Is AoltISs2. I
/. DORA GUILLoT. !
. se6lies.
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cfoynnssuolis) aSAicfft Rsss4 t.pss IN,
RENTS 4 .~cr1irs.s IIns.4 iay,nis az ~.
M ssf1 rnntis inet dams u mains d,a,,rnr
ho,nns jnsqii ,anioard''h, AIN Avov.ll..
t t j Edysards II .nyait iorsou,; Il .e,;'
VT son infahae liIeils. ,s M ,a MI
James npayars passs 4 srav.r, "a. M.
tir ae III parois.,. n,ontr.nt ]. 49,.
conins l'ssclay. III nm ,rna;tr. R,,,,',s
aiinsi qsa ehsculpdoit ,.vn;r 4 ,,I.s.,,I
Qn voysge so,ss lss NH ,ur. Al No.
Unis 81 Gslo,tri dol M;l;cr n ~. 81,
ll.arrstsr ii a kptotycr Il l~orant1 m.
gbuyrrnalnett coIfsd 1fS 81 M,
mule iintantion ds Ii p,,If 3. comm. IL
Edwards ls ait fau..sn,prI to,.,sY 1.
son nla,ailroH aa, mas ii avk;tltts
IsysIs DIG; e as
AXB
The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1862-08-23
OBTAINED in The Parish jnil az a.

- OBTAINED in the Parish jnii Of a.
v~oyelles. the sanaway negro man, BAP-
~. TISTE who 5tays he brlonps to Hen.
~ Hymns Of the Parish Of Kapides-bIack
--e.rrY bcard--hc his s feet 6-inchea agsd
about 20 vear. speaks french and .nslish.
The, oSktner d hereby duiy notified 70 claim
his property according tn law,
Fasish Of Avoycll.s. AnE.f 18th 1854.
DORA GUiLLOT.
z i. 5Ai1l0A.
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from ~ ,,.,.,,;,.

on Red River, trenty miles below
Alexandra July 18th. 1862. !. so.-
rel horse about fifteen and 1 half hands
high. H.s no brand but has marks any
one would notice. They are, both hind
legs whitse nearly 10 the knees; lst hip
s'little sunken from having been stifea.
With I light colored spot on right hip.
Blaze face and Wits nose, hi. sgs. ii =
bout sixteen ysars. I will pay any enc
literally whs viii give ne information
that I luaay get him.
1 SAMUEL s. COMPTON.
Rapidss. Aug. 11th 1862.
81 s.
Estats n WILliAMR UrHEarox 10. dse,a
NOTICE. II
All persons holding claims against The.
Abovs estate ars notified e present the
same toths Undersigned administrators.
duiy sworn u, and alI.those indebted ia
sl.id sstatc ars informed tbas prompt sss-
clement must = made 81 slss legal mes
vii ~ rslorted toto snfo4ee pay.
nsnt. 81
ELAN $. RusK.
Administrators. ass
Ss@Mk4SEZr&SS - EA%kr
Asgt 18Th, 1869, M,
lB0NNE1ENT.-34 Payablss dasaysa1lnIes
y dams r scourant du pfemieg mOpy
aas premier moi, 4 NJ lsabon-
lsment esta de $3s ss
lII& pareasrs al dix u nsssaus
noins Pcutl e prelpi9rs inss
aslalzlEuss mt T. hssr
The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1862-08-23

u 1T.S
jasqa'aa y ppo.terites ID plas recnler. I
Il. a. G.
---xDs>rsGn
ia LEfTRE De 4. i EDWARDS.
quite.
Mr.. Edwards, TT jctoifes cette 1histoire !;
qnelldes pprsorpnles II &C, f,.t par ui1
Ttello d6ceptim qus luiet qaelqnrs I'M
DIES stems feuissirent i former I'm ras
ssmblemrnt de snix.altescinq lon,ue4
dams u prairie u 8 Mai d.f1lh,r. III
autre extrait dc ssa lettrs ii nsotrc c1
plicntion couvrira tons les fats don
nous p~arloas ctles fer ,sfacilcnrllt com.
prslldrr. II dit ".des mousquris avai~n'
etc envoySs de la Nouvriie4O rle:ats
avad,t 81 capture pour nous inti1nider .,
nous teDir sous u jjoutj." La milies de
fEtat est gouvernGe CONNIE chacun l.
salt par des lois de ltEtat. Le Capt
dune des compagnies de milice dams la
paroisse rapporta, d'apres laIoi qui ds.
hnitset qui present SEES devoirs, p~lusieurs
nelabres de 90 cofnpagnis pour absence
atlx revuss on pxercices. liz furent ci-
tes d. comparative par devant Ia Cour
i q dFIAAsssessslnrilt pour srepondre aux ne
cisatiois de leur capt. lis parurspt, mais
dams le couls de ia premiere afaire I'M
fdes telnoiils souieva u1le question aiiand
T. IA legalitee des droits de Ia ceorr j s;seer.
fIPeu aDreS lie public deyint lesord ann
The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1862-08-23

COLLEGE IT. JOSEPH S~ITCHIroCHEs tlBs
Ia prochains session eomnencera i
2 Octobre.
TERMEs EFT CONDITIONS.
Pension yet instruction dams les diHe-
rentes bra6ches +. ......... $4,000
Dlroit d 'sntree, payable uns ,fois seuls-
Blanchissage ct rsccommodags !. $500.
Liyres et fournitures. frais le nalxdie,
lnusiqas stc. payablss l part.
The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1862-08-23

A DETENU "a. geole IL Il Pafei.ss
dessAvoyeiles Il negre maroon, BAp.
TISTE % dt apparteuir i Henry Hyasns d.
Il Paroisse de- Rapides-nor-pottsut bar.
be--a 5 pieda z6-ponces-Age d'envifSn ~
ans, parle francaiis Il angl.ir.
Le propristairc est dd1npnt hottie Do
"a propriett conformsment i Is
lo;.
Paroisss dss Avoyrlles rs Aodt. 1862.
BORA GUILLOT.
s{x GEoLIkk.
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- Icy X2 ~
sptsFtietts. privilege do ypsdesr ! s.ht n.ery.
plas ,aftfst ! hnit POM ceht Tan, i paf,;r II,
ssheetices rsspsctiyss jas4n,a par4ait pas.
iaet't. Esas pour ceA ar,osisf anoun M WI, q
dams Il p~nienrnt5 ~ s.'r's
Ass aeta seront sp5asser rar .aevs.,t e I4
cortier .it settc paroisss a,,ls ffA..s d. chssea,
Msafksrills. q 23sACdt 1854 b
ss8:s / Z 6. COCHR ASEl
Esl,canteur Public.
Succession .sss y WilLiAA Rs1us.,o1p,
dtcsax. I
AVIS.
Arss perran1ts ayant DIES tclsu,at;np.
eoIfrt ia succession eii.lrssus cont mn.
t,essde lss prcaentrr. i l'adlnin islr1 %,
evshhss ia i jill accss!s6s d, III
fof,stss d,'ayoir ! reglrr prompsan,sst
ssns 1noi i sera pourvu i On opkrpr Il
fsxlrlnent par drs measured legales.
ELAM 81 RUSK M
Administrators
Ans.. ls 1864.
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Helasl jj'ai yusdans rnes beaux jours,
llls furent courts quoique 'en disc,
Brillef q seiir ! des sinoats
Don't K bean sang sort AZ Ysuise.
III yusla famine az ses yenx
Ssduire nonIcerar, ma pcnsse;
Je crus ponr tonjonrs etre hedrcux
Que lnspission ct insenses! /. 4
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The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-07-19

aud the Comte de Paris, French officers
lstely connected with his staff, speak in the
highest terms Of his military conduct.
They found nothing to deplore in the cam
paign on the Peninsula except that McClel-
Ian should be left without reinforcements.
The want of reinforcement Was serious
drawback, and a great mistake on the part
Of some one, yet We do not think it justifes
the anathemas hurled alternately at Stanton
and Mcclellan. We have too much conf
dence 10 both of them to believe that they
are now fighting for the next Presidency, as
has been charged BY the enemies Of each.
From Vicksburg We learn that the re-
port Of the occupation Of that city was In
correct. Our forces are engaged in digging
a canal around the city, which will render
useless its Notifications, and forever ruin
the place, as it will take soue distance
around it the channel of the river. This is
the kind of strategy" to use on the cav
ages. Sooner than carry the war step
further on conservative principles let
ruin and desolation be dealt them.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-07-19
MILITARY AND SCIENTIFIC AcADEMY.

We have received the prospectus of Military
and Scientific Academy. which Colonel Eben-
ezer n. o. Clough designs opening in Ieaven-
worth, provided sufficient encouragement is
given him by the people Of the State. We are
truly glad to notice such step. Of advancement,
and hope the Colonel may meet with that tsuccess
which such an enterprise is entitled to. As
We learn by the prospectus, the course Of irstruc-
ton in this Institution will embrace oil the
branches Of Scientific Education. taught in the
best high schools and academies, but much more
thorough in the Mathematical Department, to
which will be added q thorough course Of drill
combined with the United States Tactics and
Regulations. The number Of pupils will be
limited to forty, and none will be received for
less than the entire term Of forty weeks. The
terms Of tuition will he fifty dollars Per pupil.
Term begins first Monday in September.