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DzuxrExE JUSTICE DE PAlx2E., N; YOUNG vs. N Bo1s.
pour la BLANC-Nos. 32Ua 32S9 ct
ParoisSe dCrGRns. } 1928. ~
I'm VERTU dc trOis writs de tieTI fa cias d
~ moi adressa par PHonorabe ID. F. Mitchell, Denxeme
Justice de psx pour Ia paosse Orleans dams les ares
desss 10 procadera 10 SAMEDI de fevrie 1861 midi
pl3te! de Ia Cite rue de la Commune les Camp,
ct des MagnsnS Ia vene pubue ct adjudication dc prs-
priGta don't suit Ia description; savoir- s' -
, UNE CERTAINE PROF RIETfi sitpss sur le Chemu dn
Bayou entire les Broad ct Dorgenos pieds
plus mons, de face Chemn d Bayou sur 2s peds plus
mos de proondeur. Ensemble authorizations qui
sly rutvent, consistent maison ayant Quare
chamhes une cuisine haue quatre clnmbres jar
din convert darhres frutiers de toltes sortes
Saise dams les uIhres ci-dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de adjudication.
jn3 l6 fe9 W. Fl. WATERS, Constable.
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LEGAL NnTTCEs

-~~x~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~ -~S1SCs
show eaass within ten days from hs present
b sna
proved the funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
''N'' '' e E.N1eHoT. Deputy Clerk.
ss z essS 2 RE
e.
celia psu dayor daduir dix os dater
S ss@s
pars confoTmenasnt an d compile ''A0' go A'""'
1 psT G sas dc !" c'ur. r. s,cBor px,ns ,..,
WHEREAS, FIanaois Pas cal t. m. c :, has
psnsoned te Cont fo Letters q the
Notice hereby gwen all whom may concern to show
cause within ten daa why the prayer Of the said petitioner
'h sy dI not BE Be E sbs Gen,,
ON0' f. M1CHoT, Deputy Clerk.
sssS p
A TTENDU que Franeois Pascal, il. c. L., a
~ dn ans sn 4 Goar e eS.sns L; Es
hsssssss 's4s o1ns'''s ~'s
st RF sonnx a ssn celia
auslies Il ne serat pas tait droi la dite petition.
jazz q 81 F.. MICHoT. Dsputs Grefasr.
szcosp pls1n,e1 couHr succEssI9y OF BAsILIo CA
ifI Sfss s.nehS 1 Ras petit
ansi hs G Co.., PT ss5s Of Cnraorsp the
Notice is hereby given all whom it may concern to show
cause within ten days, why the prayer of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
BY order Of the Court. - =
DEuxIErE CouR De DISTRICT zsUCCEssION DE BAsrLIo
A TTENDU que Francisco Snncho a pres
sens nc PETITION In Com fe dobenir les Ictties
de Curaee la succession vacante de feu Basilo Caio
decide inesiat-
est par lie present onna tons ceux que celia pe; con-
cener daror dtnire dix jonr les rasons pour les
queles il ne :cgait pas fait dru, Ia di,e petition.
Par ortre dc Ia COur.
ja29 fe2 E.MICHoT, Depute Grehfsr.
IREAsuRERs OFFICE
City Of eherson, January l. 1852.
hereby given TO al residents nonreden,s
indebted the City of Jefferson year 1861 and
evious years. that the due and payable the
of 1862, Monday J 1867
Berlin Magazine O'Clock A. NJ
P to receive said taxes and il the is paid within
the above mentioned time they win be dealt with according
law.
FELIX LAGROUE, Treasurer.
BUREAU pU TREso9lER,
WIS AUX CUNTRIBU ABLES.---pAR liz
present avis toutes residents nonesidents
de Ia Vile de Jefferson qui paiement
imposee conormemcn la o pour ann6e 1851 les
du Ter ianvie 1862 serai bureau
e du Consel encognure des Berlin Magasins
Jefferson de heures A. NJ Sheres H. pour les
dites taxes
Toutes devan des Ia dite sont par
present reques asadreser dIci au
JUN. sous peine de la loi.
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NOTICE To VOTERS.

REGISTERS OFru.E Room No. 6, CITY HALL,
New Orleans, Jar usr q, 1862. :
7ar.ig ed Register Of names and residence OF all the
q -4d Of e city Of Sew Orleans hereby informs his
f. ~ citizens that, IN Quni ~ with act Of the leesa'
t, sn7r5I peceber s6 he has canc.led the Old Re
Qi.,r5 win new one TUESDAY, the % day
g,r7 next O'Clock A NJ. and that his office wilt con
In Ir an- every day, sundays and holidays excepted The
CHI W. under the law, from a. VI. to- z. ".
Ihe uer,igneG being sincerely DESTROYS OF facilitating the
operation Of the Registry would RESPECTFULLY ave his fellow
cit z-rs forward, without delay and comply with 'ie
frggans tai ing 10 do which, they viii
s.r,ly b, deprived 6. their right Of suffrage:
performance Of his ltie, The Register Tns' eNIct from
e-err Legal voter The following specific Information
/ TIA ale ami resident" Of the eector.
How he has resided III the State Parish and Prec ATT
& Whether a natl i've or uraliaed citizen.
:; gw when and where nI,naliZed The law iEperatyely
e., production OF the certcaico naturalization If
ne h. lost certificate from the clerk OF the court winch
GRATED the uaturnli2l inn,
Tie Signature 81 the e)scoE opposite the registry Of his
G. tie following oath will he required every elecos be-
Tore clustering his Eane VIZ" ~
.! 10 so,enly {or affirm that am qualified accord
m 70 cnstituusn and laws OF ibis State to vote will be
,ht allegiance berr the State OF Louisiana and
H. Confederate States of America and that will support
@ AMI defend the Consultation Of this State and of the said
CDI'eiGrle States. So 4ep me God"
The Register in directing the attention of his fellow citizens
various aud absolute requirements of the law would
specially Invite them prepared TO supply NIL the inor-
ra:tln wlich 1te statute impelavely
N, they fail perceive the necessity OF promptly present.
ing ulseYes be cred sine, any general ina
hugo .bs nserhc Of 0n flied eeetor with
the details and certificates time for the june
ia. {, LOWS ST. MARTIN. Register
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Send for circular of these Pills 1t contains full and intel
esng facts with important Suggestions to the sick and sue
ing complete directions for the Of the Fills and speech
card to females which every of the sex ought to read
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LIVER CONIpLAINT,

Dr. Hunphries: Is GILL; fn -sl-t-5
Dear sirI don't kaow what to say make yon know
grateful feel for those boxes Of Wghts Southern Indian
Vegetable Pills After having suffered for
many years and honght going get my health
be worth good days work. STRONG and hearty
in ife and that after having tried
thing heard and getting all kinds Of doctors who
could tell affection Of the liver hut could not cure
it, although God knows took enough of their prescriptions.
II the prayers of poor like will help doc
tor. you have mine. -.~
Yours, gratefully and truly,
JOHN W. SIMMONS.
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SECOND JUSTICES CoURr E. NJ YOUNG vs. a. BOISBI.ANC
rar i 81 sf 6 15lsaps Nos 5000 s2$e ssss
~ to me directed BY the Honorable D + Mitchell, Second
entitled suits will proceed to sell public anction the bar
of the City Hotel Common street, between Camp and
= C 1,G9sk N H. he fqIoyag described property
between Broad aud Dosenois Streets measuring "A feet hF
less front Bayou Road street. by 12S feet :
or less in depth Together with the improvements there
consisting of frame house having rooms wostory
kitchen having four roos and garden covered with fruit
lrces of all kind.
Seized in the above suits.
TERMS-Caah Oh the spot.
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P. H. DEGRUY, Constable.
SECOND JUSTICES COURT,
Parish Of Orleans.

j. N1MICk vs.. j. J. TOUGHER
SECOND JUSTICES COURT, - No. 2bSi,
Parish Of Orleans C. H. JORDAN vs.. j. j. FOJy.
- = - CHER.-No. 1911.
pY VIRTUE Of two yvrits OF fieri faCias to
ID directed by the Hon. D. F. Mitchell. Second Justice Of
the Peace for the parish of Orleans win proceed to sell in
the barroom of the City Hotel Common street betwern
Camp and Magazine streets TUESDAY the 18th day Of
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situate in the First os<
District ofths city, in the square No. bounded by ST. 7
Joseph Juia TchonDtoulns and Foucher Streets on E
plan drawn by c. 4. Hein architect dated 10th March, 1857
Said lot 30 feet front St. Joseph III feet
Deep between parallel lines and front Foucer street Of
which street it forms the
Together with all the buildings and improvements thereon
consisting Of brick building etc.
Seized in the above entitled suits.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
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WINES, RRANDIES, ETC.
so casks Claret, Bordeaux. -
100 cases Care various brands. 7
15D cases White Wine, Chateau EyqNeuf.
lD0 cases FermOuh.
100 cases Absynth G. Leconltre.
% hrscli, G. Iiecoultre.
l0t0 baskets Champagne, various brands
50 quarter casks Port.
SO half and quarter casks Sherry.
2J0 cssks Cognac of the following brands-Psnet Co.
otard, Dupiy L Co.. GautieG Freres, Castelo saza
rae & Co., Pnet Casllion Il Co., Larronde Freres
81. Is casks Rochelle Brandy. -,
80 eases 100 half boxes each Green Peas.
Is cases 100 half boxes each Pates Truhles.
IL cases so half boxes each Tulfes.
so cases Strawberries In juice.
. luO cases Burgundy Wines.
For sale by 8. D. GRATIAA Co..
d3 SO Customhonse street.
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". H. WATERS, Constable.

DEU1iEME JUSTICE DE PAX J. NIM1CK vs. ]. J. FOU-
pour la CHER.-No 2ssI
raT''sss aor's"n' o. c SEpAN ss isii T. Fou
I'm VERTU de Ieux yyrits de Teri facfas n
II moi adressa par rHon. u. F. MITCHELL Deuxiene us ice
de Pax IA parosse Orleans proesdera lie MARD
de Fevrier 1852 midi City Hoel de Ii Commune en-
tire les du Camp de Magasin la pubque
Indication de:
tons qn s rosent situe dams lie Premier District
vie dams net borne par les St. Joseph julie Tcoup
touas ct Foehe ct dessnt par !e No. pln ess
A. Hedin archecte ct portan la date Iu Is 1857
lie dit lot 80 pieds de face la St. sur une
proodeur entire gnes paalleles de III pieds de
Foucher, ct formant l'encoignure.
Les amtlioraons consistent bdtsses briques etc.
Stisi dams les afaires ci-dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de Padiudicaon
ja6 Is fell ". II. WATERS Constable.
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IN HALLER - BIsUTHEK,
@ A. No. 1873 TOHOUP1TOULAS STREET-
N.Y. Manufacturers Of
COPPER, TIN AND sHERT IRON WORK
In all its variesies as also hand large assortment
Cooku Paror AID Barroo1n Stoves and prepared
=. 4ers In tho shove line in tie City orooun.ry.
Particular attention pnid all descriptions Of building work
viz Copper GALVANIZED Iron Tin and Zinc Valley ant
Roofing, Dewn Pipes, Fancy and Plain Heads, etc.
Have the exclusive right for the State of Louisiana max
and vend the recently patented invention Of absz Lewis or
hs OF which tho roof OF buildings washed from all eth
prior the water being conducted to the cssrn Bang se
song in ITSELF it the nscessity Of any hand xoor
Rosion a feature not produced hers before. Ely
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of New Orleans. No. 1880, "
NOTICE il hereby given to the creditors
Of this estate snd to al offer persons herein fntersstsd ID
show within days from the present notification If any
they have why the account presented by this
Executor Of deceased should not be onoogasd APP
proved the funds distributed In accordance herewith
BY order OF the Court.
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DEgxlExE Coup DE DIsrnlcr SUCCESSION DE CATH
della Nonvee-orlaans RINE MIGUIN Fe1ye Bea

zeoFS ps5Es ssu, OF HAslo CA
WHEREAS Francisco SanchO has peti.
w tonei the Court for Letters of Cna,oship On The
vacant Of the late asio GARLIC. deceased ntestae
Notice /, hereby given all whom may concern to show
within days why the prayer of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
By order of the Court
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GUAR MUTUAL INSURANCE. COMPANY
~ No. a ST. CHARLES STREET.

NEW ORIalss, August l, t53c-
This COMPANY to the tar insurance Company
Insure against the Loss and Damage Fire. the Paris o. ~
Seas and Rivers, ut the current rates Of premium
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Josh VAS brought before a country
squire for stealing n hog, and three vii.
nesses being examined swore that tbey
'a" h'm steal it. a wag having volun
teerec rs counse! for Josh, knowing the
scope OF the squlre's brain, arose and ad.
dressed him as EolIo~s:-
MAY It please your honor, | can es
l"bI'sh this mans honesty beyond the
shadow OF doubt for have twelv.
witnesses read to swear that they did
not see him steal IT." The squire rested
his bead for lew moments unon his
hand, as # in deep thought. and then
w'ih great dignity arose, and brushing
back hrs hair, said,-
"lf there are twelve who did not see
him steal II, aud only three that d d. |
discharge The prisoner. Gear .he room +"
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N U NJ B E R 33.
S O y T Ii e. Il r LIN A
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

In Court Of Ordinary for the said District
Ia matters Of Pre- bate of Miss Mary f.
Blackmon's Will.
WHEREAS, The 'Pcrtion of David
Chais and WIFE Catherine -cquiringa certain
paper purpOrting 10 bc The last VIII and
Testament of Miss Mary Elizabeth Black
men, deceased, 10 be proven IN solemn form
or due form Of law, and, ! have appointed
Friday the list day of October next fo,
that purpose, and, whereas, here are resi-.
ding out of the limits Of the State and Dis
irct aforesaid srTc of the heirs at law. to
wit: Josiah BIackmon and james Jefferson
Binckm"nU' deadltn his children (names no,
known You aud earh OF YOU are hereby
noticed and adm"uishrd, torc,hur with ali
whom 1t may concern, to br and npprrr be.
fore the Court of Ordinary To be holden ut
Lan"nstrr Court House for the District
aforesaid on the day and d ate us above sta
Ted.
Given under my handand seal of olfre
this 2iih DAY of July 1862
i. HAMMOND, OF D.
july 30, 1862, loaul3m Pf 9
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TIE Hoxrsr Boy.-Dr Adam CIa,ke
was learned and mrc,, os,oooI mini.
ter among the Ms,Lodists IN Gnes, U,;,.
ain. He wrote Commentary ON the
Bible. lie was porn in Jr.Isod Tbe,e
is an anecdore told Of him il his vou,h.
fuI days which we think NAV ;p,eres, on,
young readers. Here il is:
There was lad in Leland who was
put to work in linen factory, and. while
he was at work there. piece Of cIo,y, wos
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SO REV ARD!
Runaway from whcr, ,,.. l..

4 NunaWay from where we had tbcm
"a hlf"d, near Chester in Junc lp., ,,r
- threc Negro men, viz : BILL, Gil .ES
aud HENRY. '''"
, b'I' and Giles we boughtthe 18th Of l,.t
November. ut the estate sale Of Ed I.,,.h
on BROAD River, IN York Dist. let. 'rhor
hrlng brothers and having relations in ~,
he'Shb"rho"d where We purchased ,b,,, !,
's ln"r" than likelcy they have mnd, iLni,
way back I" their old ncighborhood
b'l' ~ about 20 YEAR, old, 5 feet \ ircb,.
high, VIII weigh l5O or loo bound. !.
very black; rather shntpcd :uce. .p.ok.
quick When spoken 10.
""es' his brother, is about 24 Years old
ier' Inches high will weigh Is0 Ihs
Is very black, and walks with T,s h.,d 49,"
ana ieet turned out il front
, 'r"fl, We purchased, Jan !. of Col &
nNeS on The Cata~ba river. lie i, "a v.,,.
"'u' well SCI, b feet 10 inches hl.h. aud y,iI
"eiS" 10 pounds ; has II heavy brow and
speaks slowly ; has some ehur,c,.t
runaway May 90 To Charleston or Wash.
"s'"h '''y' II Is hard telling whrr, he VIII
20 "' he is gentleman Of travel rh,v
an ran OIL about the same tIul.
we VIII pay S75 reward for the ,h,,,
n'eh or SO piece Tor either of them d,.-
'Ne'ed III any Jail so that We can p.l linen.
"esc o"ys may attempt To make their NV
Norm, as sOme others from lL,. nI,,.. h.,,,.
attempted. "'''
PRIDE & DUNOVANT
Aug. 7, lS6l-26if.
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We are reliably Informed that two ci,
'2ens OF CuIP"per, who were held ss pris.
oners by the Yankees, ut Manassas, SAY
that the enemy were greatly surprised
and frightened, when they ascer,sined
that jackson had reached their rear.
When the firing commenced bevonG
Manassas, one Of the Yankees enonir.d
what the firing meant" another Yank.
ratner startled, replied that ~: was Jack
son IN the rear Of Manassas, sure and
that no man bu, Jackson would attempt
to get there" Another remarked with
exuitauon, that "if it Was Jackson. thew
bad t'n b"gged." when real down cas-.
ter replied, tha, 'he had hearn Of his be.
ing bagged before, but he had not h.arn
"f the bag suing being tied.-LynchJurg
Republican,
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From our Army in Maryland.

Oar "a est news from the armv, through
private sources, is to Thursday last, which
Is derived from parties who left Fred
erck on.that day. Up to that time our
army WAS bisouacked around that CITY.
but marching orders had been received
The direction contemplated was not un
derH'ood 10y our lhiorman'>, though ii,
was couj~ciured that our forces would
move on the Eray. Oilers state tina, on
Thursday morning the army, or large
portion Of II, moved in the direction Of
lla2erstowu.
These parties state tha, our soldiers
were receiving every attention from the
people OF Frederick and the neiyhbor
mood, aud articles were sold them at
rates that sermei as,onjshingIy low,
compared with the high ptIces they have
had to pay in Virginia. AT Frederick,
hundreds Of soldiers purchased sh cs AT
81 50 20 So. and other articles Of cl"rh
my at pr"p"rlionatc rates. Coffee Wa
bought 10y them in great abundance at
% cents per pound.
y recruiting office was opened in Fred
errrk Immediately after our army took
possession Of the city, and the Stars aud
Bars were flung to the breeze. Up TO
tn" !C.h INST, about fifteen hundred gal !
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PRoGREss -"You see, grandmama
we periorate hole in the apex and a
corresponding aperature in the base; and
10y applying the egg TO the lips and forci.
bly, inhaing the breath, the shell is en-.
tirely discharged Of its contents"
Bless my SOUL" cried the old LADY,
"what wonderful improvements they do
make Now, in my young days, we just
made hole in each end and sucked"
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especially those in Part !, sustaining this
construction Of the Ac, and the coupe
teucv of the Convention, the Council and
tine several heads Of departments, to do
the acts done by them respectively and
examined in ,ba said report, command
the approval OF the Committee, and, the
Committee hope, will receive the concur
fence of the Convention.
The Committee report back to the
Convention the military correspondence
referred, with recommendation that SO
much thereof AS is specified it, class
marked 4 IN the enumeration Of the sub
committees report, oe read in the pres
ence ot the Convention, sitting with
closed doors. The character OF this cor
resro"dence is such as, in the judgment
OF the Committee. renders the general
publication Of it improper.
The Committee are Of opinion that it
would cuuduce mach to the satisfaction
OF the public mind, and tend to harmon
rze conflicting views OF State policy, If
che records Of the proceedings Of the
Governor and Council" as contained in
their book OF minutes. could be ptlnted,
and widely circulated aod rend, bot they
are deferred from making recommeuda
ton to this effect by the great extenr Of
tins record ana the conseQuen, expense
which IT'S publication would involve. The
committee, therefore, content themselves
with advising that the Injunction of se
crecy DC removed therefrom, aud this re
cord be open to the inspection Of the cit
rzens of the State in any manner ,ha,
will not interfere with the convenience. Of
the Governor and Council.
The several matters referred to your
Z 'mmi,tea we're, for convenience and ex.
peditlon, distributed TO sub committees.
the several reports Of which sub commit
tees are herewith submitted TO the Con
ven,ion.
Respectfully submitted,
X. W. BARNWELL.
On motion, the Convention adjourned.
To meet IN
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DISTKI,"r

o'h'' Court OF General Sessions aud Com.
mon Pleas.
L. u. } Hancock, Clerk Of said Court in
pursuance of the directions of tho Act Of
'ne Legislature III such eases made and pro.
vldrd' do hereby give public notice. that nm
election for Ordinary for Lancaster District,
w'l' be held on Monday The 18th day Of
o'toorr next, al the usual places Of cleo.
uons throughout thc said District
- ''"t.' nv hand ut Lancaster Court
House this ilth day Of August A. ID. 1862
III. J, HANCOCK,
&. e. y. & g 3.
August l3. 1862, 27-2n.
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From the N orth.

The REBELS IL FREDERlcK.-We have
met with several gentlemen from FreLe,.
ick, who left there short time after the
rebels had arrived and taken possession.
Their statements, in the main, agree as
to the condition of affairs, though, Lerng
loyalists, they kept as much AS possible
aloof from the invaders.
They variously represent the rebel force
that passed through the city as from 10.
800 to 10000, under the command OF
Gen. Hill, of North Carolina. Tu.y uad..
their appearance in the city about ten
o'clock IN the Horning, and marched in
quietly, evidently having fail knowledge
that there was no opposition to be made
to them. The force was then HATED On
Market street and proclamation issued
to the people. We have not heen abIe
to obtain copy Of the proclamation, bu,
learn that 1t was to the effect Ihat they
came rs friends and not AS enemies-,o
reileve the people Of Maryland from the
tyranny by which they were enchained
they did not propose to ic,erfare with any
non comoatants, TO disturb private prop
efty' or TO inquire INTO their opinions; and
that whatever stores they might require
would be pad Tor IN Confederate notes
or United States treasury notes, as the
people m'ght prefer VI the latter money
Inc men are represented as having good
supply, supposed to have been ritled from
the pockets OF the dead on the battle
heId.
~ rebel Provost Marshall was appoint
eo' with strong guard, to preserve or
oer' ana during the afternoon the streets
were thronged with rebei soldiers, visi, |
ing the stores, which the Provost Marshal ,
ordered TO be opened, and purchased ,
S"oeS ana c'o'hIng, OF which they were IN
great want SO tar as we could learn,
S''c' "fder was preserved.
O"9 o' our in'orm"nts sia'ee that a
meeting ot the citizens was called on Sat
"'u"y evening AZ "h'ch an address WAS
HeNe'eo oy bradley johnson, who used .
the most co"c'''atory language and made |
productions rs 20 'he power Of the rebel .
army not only to hold Western Mary and .
O"' 10 capture Baltimore and Washing
'on' and dictate terms Of peace in Inde
Pe"Hehce Square at Philadelphia. The /
r'oe' SymP"'h'zers generally attended the .
meeung' o"t The lew Union men who |
""' re" a'ned KEPT to Their homes. At
~ COCK at n'g"t' The men were all or
"e'eu 70 the'r camps on the outskirts Of .
t"e e''y' ana Tue nf't day oi rebel rule
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came 10y this train, who reported that
they had bcep turned back a, the forls
on the Potomac 10y orders from Gen. Lee,
no soldier being permitted to cross over
into Maryland except those who were in
perfect health aud wei shod and clad
RichmOnd Ecumjner, l3M.
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5 U UT IL e A R R0L n A
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
(In The Common Pieas)

Dudley N. Ussery,et al. } Declaration
". in
Samuel Spence. ! Attaehm.n..
Whereas tie Plaintiff did on the second
day OF December 1861, tle his Deulara,ion
against The Defendant, who (as il il soidl ia
absent f'om and without ibe limits of ,nr
State, and has neither wife nor Auo,nav
Known within the same, upon whom a COW
OF the said Declaration mi ght be served 1"
j, IL therefore ordered tbat the said d.,
iend"nt DO appear and plead 10 the said
Declaration, on or before the third day Of
Deeembrr next, which will be in the year
OF ou' Lord one thousand eight hundred
and ',Hy.t"o' otherwise 6naI judgment Will
'hen be given aud awarded against hin..
III. J. HANCOCK, Crk.
Dec. 9TH, l86l.-43-Iy.