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Al ERCHANTS INSURANCE COMP'NY,
NJ OF Hartford, Conn, Cash capital, $500, 900.
MARK HOWARD, Presr.
| nuLLLL
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Are You Ensured :!

NJ ANlIATTAN Fire Insurance Company,
vi Of New York. Cash capital, $3.50, 900.
Cash surplus, $l25,000 Incorporated 1921. One
of the Oldest companies in the United States.
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| OME INSURANCE COMPANY, New
IL Haven, Conn. Cash capital $500 900. Policy
holders receive 10 per cent. of the nett profits OF
the business, without inCurrlng any LIABILITY.
lnsures Buildings, Mercha ndlse, Household
Furniture Rents, Leases, and Other lnsurabIc
Property, against loss or damage by FIRE.
| INTERN ATlONAL Life Assurance Socje
| ", OF London Chief Office for the United
States, II wall St, Y, Capital, So, 800 900
Qua antee Fund 500 900. Deposited with the
Comptroller of the State of New York
EQUITABLE Llte Assurance Society, of
IL the United States Office, 90 Broadway.
New York. Purely Mutual.-The only stock
Company in America whose charter requires that
all the profits shall be divided pro rata among the
policy holders.
J. II. KINNEY. Agt. Rock Island
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NEW YORK. BOSTON
And all Eastern Cities,
CARRYING THE
GREAT WESTERN u. =. MAILS.

IMPRESS TRAINS leave Dunkirk daily,
/ 4 on arrival of oil Trains on the Lake Shore
Railroad, from Cleveland, Cincinnati, Toledo,
Chicago, Milwaukee, st. Paul, St Louis, &C., and
run through to New York without change.
Tur ONLY Route running cars through from the
Lakes to New York City. Splendid ventilated
Sleeping cars rug on Night rralns.
Baggage checked through. Fare always as low
as by any other route.
Boston Passengers and then Baggage transferred
Free in New York.
BE particular and call for Tickets via Dunkirk,
and the New York and Ere Railroad, which are
sold at all the principal Railroad Offices IN the
West.
This road affords facilities for shipment o
Freight, superior to any other route.
AN EMPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN
leaves New York daily, making close connections
through to all points West, and quicker time than
ever before made on any line.
For Freight Rates, enquire Of }. c. Oatman, 2iO
Broadway, New York John s. Dunlaw, 10 State
Street, Boston, Mass. or of Jacob Forsyth, Freight
Agent, 81 Clark Street, Chicago.
CHAS. MlNOT, Gen' Sup't.
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gsI|'lILa!!Il!!s ! !j!|!
Gl5lI[lla
MRS. WINSLOW,

An experienced Nurse and Female PhysIc. an, pre-
SCENTS to the attention Of Mothers, her
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ID Il Il ! l. l. S
BOTANIC MEDICAL ESTABLISHMENT,


Fl W WORDS TO YOUNG AEN-nurng the prae
ticc OF fifteen years IT. Till has come in contact with
Almost InnumeTtbe OF Debility, accustomed b
dr. ADM halit ut solitary self abuse They continue
TO warn all Young men VIII not afflicted to avoid
II as tcI value their lives and to all no a.
troubled with The habit consequences where
leN can be rurtd ct such trouble let them know
!he are disasters resulting the attcda of them
III the 1t sno tNaeperutlun tu say three ioulths
~ 'he insane owe len maladv this horrid habit The
heit anu II ne Nicitm escapes SANITY duc, ct he
.! 81" Is theiY Untitled Tor the real Pleasures of lie
elmer IN or oIi OF the site eircle-With plOcreaye
powers ruls afflicted with distiu,t ever Oubll of
US hltiS ID ac perfect hypochGndrac what is he
NJ lnr put 90 DC cast Out ana die Attend to III. m at once
an you WING are nd iictcd to this miserable habit or ii
MAY ne 100 lale ana you may down 20 disLOuOred
g. m%t oig n l" meet he God who you pow
t'S WHICH you nave made insIcau Of a BLESSING
as tcy were intended. There exists nut in tha u h1n,
world an oh Get more loahsome or mist raEle Than nc
mus Grukeh ~ heath and hopes. Az Oiu it then AS Won
wish for happiness and heaven. - " 80 'u
Dr mn practice is wholly the botanic princine
alu therefore upon natural foundation - 't1N'
n 10 o. am street OFT esler, open from a. NJ
p H. Letters (postpad) will receive prompt alien
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- NORWICH s WORCES

5---ssss.-----..==s Err RAIL ROAD.-WINTER FRANCE
-@---s-- hENT commencing Dec. 2. 1851.
Trans Cong SOHts, LeQpe Worcester
AT 1879 n. tWay PASSENGER Train) Connects al
orceSSer with trains from Boston, Nashua, Lowell
concord hanchester, &C.. at Worcester Junction with
rams from Bostun. Providence and Western road; at
N2rWlch with train for New London there CONNECTING
WIN express trains for New Haven and New York.
Al SOC p M. WAY Passenger Train.) Connects at
norcester with trains from Boston. Lowell Nashua,
concord, Manchester. Lawrence Ftchburg &C. and al
oTcesteI junction with trains Boston Providence
and Western road At Painfeld Junction trains from,
providence and Hartford arrive in for this train
" Passengers from way stations for New York by
steamer from New London will take this train
AT 100 (Steamboat Express Train for New York
connects at worcester with trains from Boston, Con,
cord, Manchester Lowell Lawrence Nashua Fitchburp
&C Al ilainheld with trains Providence Lesyel
norwich for New London at SIS M
- Trans Going North, Leave Nort2tch
AT 20 a. N, or on arrival of Steamer CStesTnboaI
Ezpress Irain.) FOR Worcester and Boston Nashua
rltehburg, Lowell, Lawrence, Manchester, Concord
White Mountains. &c
Al 500 a. m. (Way Passenger Train) Connects a
Plandeld junction with train for Providence arrivin
trains for Springfield, Albany, &c; with trains OF p
Road for Providence, At Worcester with trains 70
Boston, Nashua, Lowell, Fitchburg, Lawrence, Mar
chester, Concord, &c.
"A A S45 P. M. CWay, Passenger Train.) Connects
Plandeid junction with trains to and from Providenc
and Hartford Reaches Worcester in season for expires
train to Boston.
mchSO dti p. ST. M. ANDREWS. Superintendent
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RaiIroa0s.

lz5Esa5ada5s5S.s BOSTON s, WORCESTER
sE:s:::::ss.:::.sRAILRoAD. = SUMNER lRRAEGE
=S5a5 --z-kENT' commencing on MONDAY, May
PASSENGER TRAINS ieavefor Boston. as follows:
so m 945 rs Exp S o. iOs s EXP. 70 D. m me
a s ot1 a g p sl trains start from the upper
Miil5ury. 80 a. u. ~ :. ~.
Grafton, III, !0.eS a, IN. l, Is n n.
Ss,Sail1@FouEl = 10 a. m I2S 20 and sas p,p,
Corgayille - leZs a. m; La, 5.42 pm
Milford 10, $50 m OOp. m
NorthbUrn' I, d Iii. i! 81 p.
Marlpiro' l.3i, :. u. Oh, 3 80 D. n
F:annnsE@n 56 tApress, sac. $40, Ic ~ Iii l.Ss
Ss1gnviit ! 2,s d l2i5 D. IN.
Natlct ~ ~ 10 ilU n. 90, Sl2 p,m
tranlville 5ss. ia s2i, il. IL II, iii % p a.
Ne" 'oh Lower ans, 65j, 800 n 05, 80 555 80
WesS = 'a +; J ~ u 81 woE sl22a wOr.
Mewtonvillr sis, lie. sic 96 M l,sl, ?.2l 4i6 GIL,
236 ST. SIS ' 6ss S5i M OIL '' '1i iI' Ill., '0
Brehton; So 7ZG '!6, $40 9,2s 80 m, La, 28l,
Camtrid Crossing, $50 $50 $50, $50 m las, 2,s5
Cambridge Farm. "a, SS4 sSl NJ Lac 289, 5O4,
Brorklint s8s' Is, 745-. 49, s., lOam. - m, 100
S+5@.e.5 5 9.;Op. IN. On sunday s.45 m, and i2l5
+tn connection with trains Charles River Branch.
TRAINS leave Boston, as follows
Worcester a; EXp.. us, $50 Exp N. L3O, ais
albany, AIS EXP, $50 Ezp. a. N. 2l5 Exp p. m.
FOR Nt" Nork. VIA Springfield, $50 Exp q. MI, ais
| Exp, 81 ENp q. Il
New Ork, via Norwich. $50 EXP. D. IL.
MillSury, us 20 p. III.
Grafton, Is II. l.3U 4N0p
west6,oIo,; Z Is = a.. &c. $50; $50 Ex.,p.u
| Curdaville, us a. ". 80. 80 .. NJ.
| Ashland, lis d. 30, 90 p. m
birmingham; 4i5 Lxp., 7.l5 80 Exp a. m ISO., 2.l5
| Exp. 400 80 Exp. 30. exp.pm
Milford 7.l5 Z. n. l.3J, S. 80 p. III
! NCTthhOTo' 10 a ~, 4 To p. m
| Marlboro, I Is II. m / 81, 800 p. m
! NaticF us. go a N. 80, AGO. 500 pm.
| West Ncedham. IS 80 a m, l.3O. 400 $50 pm.
| Granville, IL, 9 30 a m, l3O. 4, 90, g. 90 pm
| Auhurnrae, NewlOnvile, Newton Corner. Cambridge
Crossing and Cambridge Farm IT'S, S, 8 80 m, Il IN,
$50, 3, i,S0, 6, I, $50 p m.
| SayOnville, $50 a. M, 500 p. m.
West Newton Z Is, s, $50, T. 100, g. 43p, g. Z,
| 9,5e, D.
Brookline, - 745 600, IL g. m l2l5t 23O+ 3O+ s..
SIS us s. 10 On Sundays at lois m, l2.45 and
! 40 only
| Es- New York Sunday Mail Train ST 6 30 n m.
I'm connection with Trains Charles River Branch.
| Boston, April 80. 1852. dtf mv5
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4 CURE WARRANTED.

a ~ u
On HILLS MlXTl RE is warranted to cure ssions
ana all diseases OF the jrnarN GrEaIs Within lie last
thrce " arS upwards OF 1900 but have been su!d in
soh; not 81 igie case can be produced here it
Eas lailtH I" make quick lasting Ct RE- is is moi
Here assertion but wei known fact, which can he
proved at amy moment. DR.. Hill would rot take this
method TO make known the virtues OF this never IA iinp
MNtufe were 1t not to put the public ON their guard
against me hambHg preparations which are advertised
Ol ceItah aputecaries VIII" know nothing Of the dis
eases winch they pretend cure who for tho sake Of
nhkG le" dollars. cndaneer the life. hca ill., and con-
situtlui OF TIER dclnd Victims To al lo are cted
WIN private complaints, but cspCCIalIv 10 ON " hn
nave Deeh Gured by miserable p.CeudeIs, DR. il wond
earnestly recommend TRIAL VI his neNuT failing Nxturr
iheNef Ialls TO cure the worst in short time
WITHOUT regard 10 diet risk exposure Ii is mild
peasant ana sac to take. 1t purits the bluu dpstToIs
le POISON lurking IN the system, and completely reno
Yates anu reheWS the constitution. Dr ils Niixture
II taheh IN season Will prevent wen cure the con-
Iluts or WVh IT Is recommended: in shuIt IL is tLe
Only sure ana safe remedy has e, err b, ca iscovcr
~ l4I ne cure OF al private complaints. The prite of
Dr unls Mixture is only IS bottle ami II will p sent
TuG pacAeh ana conc aled to any part the city Or
country. Nhth ordered, i;h tie price ncluscu Le;te
Pospal1 directed to Jr. Ill will receive pronpt mt
IGNITION All consultations held in private Without
lear OF exposure, ''-''N'
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A CASE OF GENERAL DEBILITY.

MIRA CLouS CTEE About seven years ago,
dread vi tcnacity resisting all the skill Of nh sicians
any inc power Of medic mes suffered nsartv nom
PAM Tue hcalti no apl cite; part OF the time too
weak 10 walk: night sNcGts which reduced ne 10 A
shadow; agoniZing pair in every joint my bcdy cen
hanpN wretch, and often prayed for death. endowed
SIX OF eght lhysci'nS and must have taken al least
h"gshchd 81 nauSeuus edicnes, one KIND and nunb
Gr, oGt TO no good purl Sc as every day
tllallN Went to Dr. HILL " no succeeded in rurinp 1, q
by hsnew ana delightful sy stem of ucaf, is SIS ~
whch me patient is not required To- take nasty Mill
cuesl was thoroughly cured abb ut three, u,nnt,s
aud am new as well and hearty as a buck adt,iSo th
SICK [" Eoto lir Hill, who will effect a speedv rnro 1
mS-na.i thr price charged by other physicians and no
hthy medicines to be well shall en- before taken % no
~ "a, NV, ,o,, JOIN rkASE Providence 7
10 Dr. HILL 50 Main street Worcester Nt,ss - ~ l.
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5. ARMY AND NAVY SUPPLY
- AGENCY AND CANp ENPRkSS

To ,Aan@taetarers Merchants, and hrentors. ond to
those GShtHQ IN 50ItcdTd Good, and Pdc&ugeS 10 n.
Camps 81 he rdrious Military Stations ana aiSO 10
The AdUdt Posts OF the Coast and GUT:
ha' in secured especial privileges visiting the de-
partments both Of the army ami navy and all the calnps
OF the army and tie naval statunS the coast all
quit for the purpose of introducing and selling to the de-
parlni nts OF the army ard navy, military sturekeepps
commissioners quaremastcrs, suffers soldiers uficcIs
ana naval agents and paYmaser the navy all articles
requTed for the use, comfort ar convenience ." p
amy and navy, We have organized the above entitled
Agency az Camp EXpreS:, with it's headquarters
ed in the city OF WashngtOn Under this orgalizutinr
entirely complete. and extending through the depali
nnts 6oth OF the army and navy, can offer unequal
leo faclltles = manufacturers. merchants and inventors
III readiness Of sale saving OF time the many eXpeu
es unavoidable thrCu.h the usual tedious channels I
sale TO the departments, camps and naval stations
Those wish to avail themselves OF the ADVANTAGES
OF tins thorough and extensively organized system q
agency can do so by forwarding samples of their goo
70 our address by express. prices and explanations
by letter All rae kagcs and goods to our care inr
camp or naval delivery Will be promptly deliver d. All
goods, wares. merchandise, whatever nature OF
dered by this agency. Will be paid for delivery Lei
tiers OF enquiry viii meet with prompt attention.
Good Agents well referred, tCith means can fin
profitable employ ment in this organization. few are
wanted -
Office No 2ll Penn Avenue, opposite Wizards Hotel
Washington d G.
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REFERENCES.
George Law, Moses IL. Grnell, Shefen Bros Adams
Express Co New York.
ETaStus Corning Albany.
Senator Wilson. Adams Express Co, Boston.
Alexander Cummings. j. IL Sargent. North s. Chacf
Adams Express Co., Philadelphia.
Riggs Co.. (Bankers,l Washington.
lac off
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vn ,h =. a I'LL Dear SirWords csunot rXnress IA
ne grhiluLe feel is due you for Tho bct al hs
tbi1k ca nom {T9r truly invaluable medicines; ard
s'SI tosci OF my rierd hip and esteem nsanueb as
Roulia peei ny guardian angel in restoring mo o
i MlGh had long nee despairtd Of nad for
LE ulo VWO years. b, en- troubled with tI,nt n,nst
vl' sdd al Son ltins Seminal missions Which so
uhuuc9 NE ~ BODY ana mind that / v as ol,lia cJ ~
knc up VII Duhlnt S. aud consult physicinn tCwnrIir0
ny use applied to the sO-cnllpd host NJ
hfustuh commenced taking lds medicines and rom M
lhu ~ 50 TWO months, Without pettiup m y rc r.
3n le ~ rary continued TO grow worse vpry iast'
hhu lo' 3Duut twenty rounds Of 0Cs I and saw III
continue ainR his highly Wanted specifics tbat denb
W99la SO relieve my sunernps. Til. M, stefan lien
tnlu me mat my case ircurablc that ma hetcr
NOT tihc any medicine lie said that was in n derina
WILD would tnd IN consumption then dcst aired Of
0btd any relief and that unless some Ves
zone 20 mitigate the compl int should he uum6cred
MIN m Gea HAPPEN ny to pass our ofcc ono day
thOutht would nlske one more trnI. / cnmn,cncoj
taxing your Indian vegetable MED tcln, nv, ti Ott
ana am now. through the brnehltng effects tbat tri,
won etlu medicine, restored TO perfect health ana buh
not tni TO recommend II to Of my rlcitis t IN
SUITE ing from such other discnse iInni ,1 Ky
VIII ma on enjoying health ana pruspcrv rou'om
FoNhoro', June 2sth. lsb3 - Niif,s
r. :, You are at liberty TO tnatn nptllo ~ .t1'
my case, rs YOU see it, ' Z 'tviIr'iIt
TO q. A. Ntll. Enrrlc Physician ""'9'
- NAN ST., worcester Mass.
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yzsz,sssa5z.. .ss:e PROVIDENCE & WOR
-.z-=--sz : y CESTER RAILROAD - summer Al
;-g-z----@ e. rangement to take effect on MONDAY
July |, 1851.
Passenger will leave Worcester for Providence,
and way stations 1t 100 anH l.30 &. m and AGO D. M
Providence for Worcester and way stations 20 ami
Ills a. H. ard 90 .. m.
Valley Falls Trains leave Providence at $50 7.&O
$50 la3o IL. a., s. m, l2GG H., ami 3O $50 3St
f.20, $50 $50, 100 R.O0 D. nj. ''
Leave Valley Falls at 625, 10 90 s.5s, 1900 IL %
q. and Loo, 1928, 90, SOC, 400 I.iS:S sos and
13i p. IN.
Innse trsins IN bold figures the Worcester trains
The Worcester trains connect at Providence with
steamer Ferry to and from Newport morning and even
ing and WITH the splendid steamers Plymouth Rock and
CpnlmonT e6lth 10 and from New York via StOningtun
At worcester junction with Trains Il and from thS
western, worcester and Nashua, Fitchburg and Wor
witch Railroads
Through Tickets all important points at the West
can be obtained at the office the Company in Provj
dence. a. as los rates as By any other route.
= H. TABOR
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EOR NEW YORK. VIA NEW LON.
DON AND NEW HAVEN. - The Train leaving
Worcester at 1890 a. ~, connects at Norwich with
Train ter NEW LONDON, NEW HAVEN. and NEW
YORK arriving in New YOrk by the Shore Line Expres5
II 1875 p. H. P. ST. NJ. ANDREWS Sup't
Supts Office, Nor : Wor. Railroad,
Norwich. Feb, l. lS60
Ticket FOR sale at the Ticket Once Worcester
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FULLER'S NORWICH AND WOR
n CESTER EXPRESS.
- oFFIcEs-NoI Lincoln House Block Worcester; y
witch, ct. N' ''
Al packages should be marked Furler's Express
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Meoit1nes.
IT H E G r E A T F S T
Female Remedy of the Age.
DIR. &. n. HILLS
Renowned Indian EmmenagOGue

TUT mt USE OF olIIEIe OF WNrFltu FCMuIoS1
may be Justly ranked as the most sue
cessful and Invaluable specific for all
arrangements, distractions, and Private
difficulties peculiar 10 the Female ser,
now before the public. DR.. Hiil, the
senior in Especial Diseases, during his
long and varied practice of Twenty
years and upwards, has made the
-" Delicate and Difficult Disorders
and Diseases, arising from the construc
tion and functions OF the Female Sys
TEN, his particular subject of attention
and stu6y, r. which department Of his
practice 1t has been his aim to bring to
a thorough test and issue the different
- Botanic and Indian Agents of the
y NJ terra Medica, with the view of pro-
: dncine Convenient. Safe and Certain
Remedy for all cases of Irregularities.
suppress OBS and Distractions, and their
e areCtions o. the female system, and the
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uI.
Railroad C0Haecfi09s.-At Albany with the New york
central Troy aid Gieenbush and Hudson River rail-
roads At Chatham with tie Harlem and Hudson and
Boston railroads At State Line with the Housatonic
railroad At pitsleld with the Pittsfeld and North
Adams, and stockhridGe and pittsfeld railroads. At
Westfeld with Il Hampshire and Hsmpden railroad
At Springfield with the Hartford, New Haven and Spr e
held ano Connecticut River ReIl Dads Palmer with
the New London Palmer and Wimantic and Becher-
town snd AmheTsf railrt ads At Worcester Junction
with tho PrJVider'e and Worcester. Worcester and
Nashua and urWich and Worcester railroad
worcester May l, 1862. HENRY GRAY Sup't
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rszg.ss.------. WORCESTER & NASHUA

sS=s=--SS-=, - = ! L K oAD.-SUAIMIR ARRANGE
q y IN I;-Irains run follows Leare
worcester al 62H and Ills a H., and 4. 10 .. m
Leave Nashua al a. and l2 m, and S D. m
At Nashua. all trains connect with the trains OF
ncoTd where passengers take the cars to and from
the northern the Passunpsc, the Boston, Concord ard
Montreal, and Vermont Central Railroad.
Al GToton Junction, trains directly with thu
trains Of the STONY Brook Railroad and with trains
OF the titchburg Railroad with the exception of the drs
train from Boston, and Ftchburg with trains Of this
vermont and Massachusetts, and Cheshire Railroads
A train leaves Worcester every Sundoy morning at six
o'clock for l. well and stations stopping to take up
passengers when Sunal made. Returning leave Low
ell at 5 80 . IN. II avh Worcester 730.
For iultler particulars and connections with othe
roads. see Pathfinder Railway Guide for the New Ems
land States" G. W BENTLEY Stunt
Worcester Mzv IS, lSG2. diff
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lssE5s55sa7s5szs WESTERN RAILROAD
1:=s.::::=7 81 4SPRLNG ARRANGEAFNTS- Com
= nencing MONDAY, May S, ls62-BOs-
ton. AIbaT ard Troy.
Leave WorcCstsr for Albany snd Way Stations lac
commodationJ at ~ a. and p. m.
For New YORK and Albany, (expJ SIS a. NJ and 8 40 n
IN. " - " $50 W ~ p
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~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and FrOpretOrs,
- So school street opposite City Hall, BOSTON, MSS
samples seen al stores of Bush 81 CO. FITCH 4 ClT,a
g Il; HARVEY, HIRAM FRENCH and al G. FOSTER 4
CO.'S, Agents. 222 Main street. diff dSl
, 1862-05-31
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Gen. ButlerCaptures Hrs. Gen.
Beauregard.
A MOST SIGNIFICANT LETTER.
What a Southern Man Thinks Of
the Situation.
SLAVERY MUST DIE---THE LAND BE
REP0pulATEp,
The Future of New Orleans under
Freedom.

new TonK, May 30.-Gen. Butler, Gays 4
New Orleans letter, has taken the wife OF
Gen Beauregard, who was found to be in New
Orleans, under bis care and protection.
The Commercial has the following COPY of 4
letter from merchant in New Orleans to a
business friend in this city. The writer IS a
large stakeholder:
THE LETTER.
NEW ORLEANS, May Is.
Gents: We have now passed crisis In po-
litical affsi1s in this city. Htost Of the true
Upionists and patriots have been victims aud
suffered in business and property, and still
more ia feeling, under the most vindictlEe
persecution. Our city is destitute Of every
Thing. It is useless to expect anything IKE
the slave States unless the uAo2e country is held BY
military occupancy and military posoer. One
third Of our population must be expelled
from the country md their places supplied BY
Northern co1onists. It will take years to sub
due the proud despots and overthrow finally
this tyranny which has always ruled absolute
" wherever slavery exists. have lived here
forty years; know almost every one and
something Of everything that is going on. 1
think there will be fine opening for com.
merce here. New Orleans will Inevitably
be greater centre Of business In future than
heretofore; Ny property is lying ials ; I ,a1 an
Ing the revenue Of ordinary times.
Our currency iB useless for a1 business pur
poscs. We hope Gen. Butler will compel oul
banks to resume specie payment soon, ani
scatter the Conferate trash to the winds.
! repeat It, there must be strict ulilitar.
occupancy Of this whole country for years
The population must eclanged and s'sseery G1os
iS1cti before peace and ssfety can be estanliBh
ed In any part of this country. The oil
pirates and buccaneers have only been drive1
ashore from the gulf by steam power On tn
sea. They have vastly multiplied IN numbers
and increased in yilla1ny by the change.
, 1862-05-31

authority for sucl proce sding End was an
ewe1ed. by the authority Of the Gnsted States
Government. The judges reply indicated
that he Gid net regard that authority under
Tie circumstances Of the case Here 3 call
was ma1e for the sheriff Of the county end the
crier Of The court SEATED near window, ad-
ding to the excitement, but Was soon s1tenced
with the threat that If be said another Tocdhe
would be Knocked down.
Officer Bishop receiving m order to eake
the Judge in custody, took hold Of him, Wien
the Judge kicked him Bishop then drew 1ts
revolver and struck him upon the head several
timeswit it. Others arrested Mr.. Powell,
and two citizens named William Nabb and
Elixir Pascau}t. The proceeding WAS prompt,
decisive, and done in less time than is requir-
ed to write an account OF it, but the court
room presented most singular scene, all
present being greatly excited. The members
OF the Jury who were sitting in the box asked
for directions as to what they should do, but
getting NO answer, soon lett the building. The
arrests having been made, Judge Carmichael
was attended By physician Of the town, who
dressed his wounds. The military soon made
their appearance, and the whole party, after
short DELAY, marched to the landing, where
The ssesmtr Balloon was in waiting, and start
cd for the city. The boat stopped at Fort Nc.
Henry about twelve o'clock last night. and
placed the prisoners in chaIge Of Col. y III
". Morris, commanding the post where they
now remain