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The New York herald., 1862-11-16
Cieyr1ase,iigcnce

rus ALlEeED FaAuDe ~ rss Cysrcn hous,-GRkAI Ea-
oinss>I AND TRsepAroS The investigation Tcstive TO
The alleged stupcndous frauds The Custom House. men
toned 10 yesterday ssue was prosecuted yesterday by
Mr. neEuson, the Naval Ultcer, bai Ear could bs
acsrtaned prcoi that could leNny 20 convict
Of fraud has as vet been discovered against the unlucky
clerks who have been SUSPENDED suspicion. rhe
areate excitement sNisis IN every department Of the
Cus, ON ilousc VA relation ~ the matter, aud large
crowd Of ouisicparics bcsegcd the building Yesterday
anxics 10 learn the laealAisnsny of these parties
II was supposed With an eye - number onc In other
words with audabe uesirc 10 sep into no shoes of the
supposed guilty officials, 10 case cl their dsn s~el All
sorts OF run,Ds we're Ia circulation but as the o,rrm.
,etrn again yesterday from gy"g l-s Of the psr.
ties suspected.
cropoG FaAycs TRNS TEsryRAStTMr George
Francis Train will speak the subject Of tc,npsrsnce
before the Father Mathew Temperance society. NJ tteit
house sol 8r0on,e street this ovcrug - seven
sClcvs
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Norsh oaroI.na ln ,nc Nesa corgress.

- TIOSI ~, I-I
IN regard ~ Congressional election in The Old Moth
state we would say that feel perfectly authorized 70
state thai no war; ant will be issued FOR such election
unless desire manifested the part "a the good peo
ae Of this State. This rhould 10 nlined.toy
manifest hy circulating simple petition 70 His fxcei.
lenoy ovefror htaniy praying him 20 order an ci ton,
circulating among your neghbors. and immediately
turning y 70 the governor II respectable interest Is
manifested ~ this manner election VIII be ordered.
and the good Old state OF North Carolina viii be repro
sented IN the Fotera Congress and exempted egom tie
provision o the Presidents proclamation.
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NEWS FROM BuRNsIpE's ARMY.
Artillery Flight near Faycttevfiic-Nar-
row ESCAPE OF Gen. ssursis, &c.. So.

X
hT WARRgSros. Va. Nov. l6-Evening.
AT about ten O'Clock this morning while the Second
division OF the Ninth corps under General sturgs
passing Sulphur Springs to Fayetteville at point
about four miles from the latter place. where small
Stream branch Of the Rappahannock crosses the road,
aud leading through deep GORGE rebel battery opened
upon column from an elevation on the opposite bank
or tho river.
Tho attack sudden and rapid arInr cnsued from
swony pound gun and several OF Fher callbre Cantan
Duroks' Pennsylvania battery which passing the
time placed in position and replied 70 the
rebos. nls ten-pounar riGed guns convinced The
sebes that they had awakened tue wrong passenger
his firing was accurate and powerfully effective.
The artillery duel lasted for than two hours ~hen
The rebels withdrew vita what loss Il is not yet known
Tue hring OF the rebos was, however, eifecusy 81
fenced and the column continued It's march to Fayette
vile which place reached without further moeslaiou
The casualties on our side are the First Lsuen
ant Ncliyaue Of Dlrcks battery who was struck By
shei, while CALAMITY directing the working Of his gins
He received wound in the abdomen aud another from
tho same missile in bs arm He cannot long survive
Several Of the men were slightly wounded. but
Tiously Several horses kied aud Two wagons de-
stroyed by the enemy 5 shells
General siurgis narrowly escaped death richochet
shot struck his horsc aud passed tho Genea
person.
The troops In good condition aud anxoas 10 ho led
onward 20 Richmond wefe they expect 10 udicl the
blow which snail edecualy crush out the rebellion
Yesterday four companies or ths sixth New York cav
airy under the command OF Lieutenant Colonel McVtkcr
proceeded 10 Salem for tho purpose % ioiercepuug and
capturing the party oI Dickinson feoel cavalry watch
has beeo hnging upon cap,ur'ug sragsers
otherwise annoying our icrccs. aod wheh made the
recent upon Marshall wnsch they, however
sheir e, and armed r.bsls were lonnd. Our
cavalry remaued at Salem .at ught and returned tins
msrDing
number Of unarmed mounted found upon
she road. probably uts Of tao iepes although clam
lng TO be peaceful cat, cns. Having no ordels arres,
such persons they were permitted 10 proceed
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News from Fortress Monroe.

Fos,Rsss MONROE, Va. Nov. IA, 1902
Yesterday afternoon there sold at public auction
at Hampton two hundred aud eight government horses
and eighteen mules. The horses sold at prices varying
fron 10 twenty one dollars.
Recently all the able bodied ccntrabands were taken
from this place and Hampton TO Washington, D. C., and
those unablc labor TO Nswpor;'s News Now
All the coutrabands being removed from Ncwports
News Craney Island.
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Yesterday J. G. Jewctt Co. unchod from their yard
In Williamsburg gunboat FOR the Chinese govern
mcn She is a beautiful vessel in pout Of beauty aud
OF model She is unlike grn'oats; but, having
greater beam she will be much better boat a. wsy
and draw less water.
The nathing about COO tons reg tcr, and Is pierced
for six broadsde guns and Two large pivot guns.
s,ruc,cd with great strength strapped With iron
has all the modern appliances Of war ships. IN point q
model material and workmanship this vesss. viii reject
credit on our New York mechanics
The order the construction oi this and two other
smaller vessels came Messrs Jewett and TO from &c
neral Ward who Is At tho head sf tue Chu.se and
and naval forces shanghai and vicinity, operating
agains, the raepibgs or rebels.
Tho ergaes machinery or these vessels have been
constructed at The works OF Daniel Mcod south Brook
Iy and have been designed 10 attain great sced
THIS s conadentiy looked for by the builders
The Da Ching Is or the following dimensions feet
long, ~ feet breadth of beam and II feet depth OF hold.
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rn,icn in.clllarnes.

10 lHt soiT0N or tHE MkFAhD
No. ~ a." Aftlss StRtt NV YORK. nv. ~, iS0S.
NJ ~'ten las Ntiy hrcn rra O. n9te ftpni ~
ttuurr Nc. DIVISION s.e0c New N0rs, Il tnr columns
os tHe bssttn p tae rtn 20 ltrpes gvs ~ aug
~ tWefn NuOfpf " ttaie 70 2
hFlt l ~ fewefy sirNu frNu M s'ne fhf sAs- ttfr
~. ieWe winch was splni Is po brtn Rys st,C A4
list hni ayu8Nise HkErfs4n1 n'b
ut asiss hs. teen psoel act ~, ~ ~ VI aus ss
sdWs vortf. ~ re iewtry Shieh s'- ~ lrrued =
NE. hn - never 4ptue s.e eA A. NqI dMF ra.
s.Lset ~ 1l nv t1Jas t,an tlo y92lbr aADI4f
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News from Rostnn.

Bcsros, Nov. Is, lso2.
Tho prize schooner LOUISE aud cargo Of 1i5 bales of
cotton sold by tho United States Marshal to day.
The cargo sold for sixty sve ,housand dollars, and
bought by WIN. +. Miller oi New York
One thousand hides Asted up from the wrccS Of
the schooner Ccvito, sunk on Chatham, to-day.
The -chooacr Pocahontas, ashore hcnnisport, WIS
got OF today taken lo Holmes Hole.
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Annir.in the North.

TIfNIN NV wv NTF, %
some little ildications afe manifest "a thc North IL
dsrroe ot reslivcness under the rspotism esab ,a ~
Iiscl There curious sdmixtur ol fear eud cau.
,on in The demonstration - Ne York which Foprat
tc day When one thinks v ~ an intcihgcnt fsen,an
ioiss abc than that ot h B1oi iurk. ant contrasts
with what tho Speakers saIel 81 say 30 Wii tha
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asaerai Irooker.s New Command.

CAap SrAs WAKhsSTcS, Nov. IL, 1852
Hs Em'srs IRON RE Dpti--His Order and S,agG n'rgt
RE Jsia Potsrs s,qe Quo,,.rnos,sr, sgfs
Vdntst, de-
Gcacrai Hooker has assumed iaa command ol the ih
army corps oi he Army II the Potomac. Tho following
l. bic pcaet announcing he fact
GENERAL. oRnEg.-ro. I.
HrAnlVARixRs, FlFru Army cosis
NEAR WAGRkSioS. Va Nov ~, 1862
IN obodie ience TO tine order from the President % the
t'nNri states dated War Department; November 10.
1897 tho undersigned tsgumcs command Of the FINN
COrns o the Army or the NoiQpac,
The oo wing named officers are announced as the stat
,og the MAJOR General commending-
Iieutcnan Colonel Joseph Dickinson Assistant Adjctaot
General.
Nakr william n Lawrence, Ald drCsmp.
lainaih william L. Casdier Aid de Camp
Cspa,n Alexander Moore, All doCamp.
Cnntain Harry Rua ssll, AG do Camp.
lieutenant Colonel g. s'Godfgey. QaartcrmseieY,
Lieutenant Colonel A. s. austin, Commissafy ol sub
slstenre
surgeon John Moore Medical Director.
1bay will be obeyed aud rosleeted accordingly. An
orders aud regulations the government o the corps
viii continue in force until tnrtb-r orders
JOSLrH HOOKER, Major Gencal.
Tho order 4 charsseslscc tae ranbricf, no 1cur Sd
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A, siva, OF ,ne E~rops 90 Boston.

=
The. steamshp karos arrived here iron, iaIifax at
ccIock thia etcans. tier nasls AND the rowFparcr
hngs for ihs Associated ftess VIII be Forwarded by to-
mtHf0. SUNDAY gveniuss tsu, winch i do ~ New
York ~ an early hdur Monday Inprnug
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IN justice 70 tho loyal isu Ngsopsin, Y i ptolcr
g. tate that the feceut dfau trres we're principally
inei 10 class VI t,crls ssd LuNeub.rgsfs. over
ou, hundred have bccr prrcs',8 " S2eikes cuntyfesd
the dom is bcirg cnicrcrd promptly
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NADIA mc rfiinmn.
li5 EAST NINTH STfNET
Adjoining Stewards neW store.
i.atc IT n, Brostvay.
FLowi.Rs B0NkETs AND FEArHERs.

The Arrange ments Are Now Complete a
supply, free 0t charge To the ladies of New York Tbs
MUSICAL. EOUliLT couttining popular eUbel sh "a
with illustrated addresses OF tiic best he oy.
One. 81 Para
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Postage stamps TIA ken at the Fra ,fefs \
Hair Dreasug Bshing Saloon. OF Bfoahay
Dey palace Of cleanliness 100 people sersed
hsie yesterday, without delay.
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1a,e Minmesot. Election.

Sc. PAUL, Nov. l5, l3C-
Mr Window republican, is elected 10 Congress by 900
aud MI. porncliy, republican, BY 500 majority.
The river above Utsiings u closed by ice.
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14 Carfes DO yistte, -, at yaughun'ss cas-
Bowcvy; equa sr, any in Broadway Tor ~ koccClprx
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JArizes Cashed In all i.gniiked rsotferfea.
Information given. JoSEfH bAfEs, Brp4er IL W.if
street, room No. l.
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Eight cartes deyyssife for 3I--Etguei 60
tho best made BALCH's 25 Greeasvich st.. Barclay
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Prizes Ga ed in nil E.cGnsi1cd r,ottergess
BY A. DUNN 10 Broadway. ~ stairs. Letar
Hons
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BatcheIor's Hair Dyc--thc Best jr tao
world harrn and reliable 30.i by doug
iss perpmers everywhere Factory d Btca, ssect
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Personal intelligence .

In consequence Of the indsposi,ion OF Gen scbeack
ceacrst Morris will eommsnd 10 Baltimore nns!i
his recovery.
Hon Joseph A. Wright, pressnt Unacd states Senstor
and & Governor Of Indiana, Ia Chicago on 'he isin
Instant.
Professor siu,sn os New Haves, aud Captains Moore
aud MERIT, u :. A., stopping n tue @tanc'ry fI<
Hosse.
Governor Mors returned To tho Astor Hose sesisr.
iay from Washington. lie left fsr Albany last evang.
rburloy Weed has returned from Washington, amt Is
.,,pnp NJ the As.cr aousc The ruuot IN rrercncc so
II vlsi,,ng Fnrope IN short time IS, We believe with
.out foundation.
John fs,y President iscasns Private Secrc'sr. iss.
. I,ek k.,n al glcnisAn. y g. Reinsr ol Baltimore.
IL Ian.c III Kentucky. " a. Phiihpa, Of Cheago Ma.or
h h parltnI :. lTait Charles X. fiay, aad Charles H.
wheel a tNs luaea Oates Army and q. ~ Smith, ..
srinsatld Ill stopping y, The Metropolitan Hossi
tanl,tn ~ g. u0e, of inusviis, Eentuckys 4. trxen
S, ,a,e treasurer. Michigan, sW,nl srd sgpsrnten.
tilt an3 nsnsscf u ,hc Gtea wrstero Earoad 4 e.
9fpstrgss. VI pssgolt- iey or ~ - ADD wifc c
ne, Thomas les snelle, Ot fanitun. L. W., W. a
t0iNA u Newport. ~ T.. sset James 8sutoo 9aebe.
! tc aopping n thc - Nctniss iiotca
Gardner cclby and itas, ol Boston Hoo. RI f,c,d !
9igou II K smith, Pnttsvilie; A Psl,nr, cr - !.
tttaa j. y. .lngrahail ard ltiy ol lis tlurd a. soy
liosion &. Knicksrbosker, Of Asany; 30. Adsns an
y the A.t1i ious1,
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Protect the Bvnve Volunteers Ly T1.s-
plying them with H0LLoWhYS PILLS. 10 guard thein
aaalns, uIiasn'8 and bilious ieYeFs.
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Eight cartes dc vssits sor 81 Ok u.
BALCii y. RS Bowrry.
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Great unien Mass Meeting at NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. II 1862.
There enthusiastic Union meeting in the Repre-
sentative Hal, tonight Speeches made by Governor
Johnson General Rosecrans General Palmer and others
Anp har meeting Is shortly 10 be held
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ometai Drawings Of tHr Library hsso-
ciaton Oompaus fo,tsrg 81 EaulIckY
GLASS 40. sy2~-hos e4Dsr 10 1862.
78, 81 "a, j, 90. &c. H.. Is, l3 G6, 90 10.
CLASS No slt-.GogeniberI IS 1899
20. 90. 90. b3, .. ~, H. 81 ~, 25 2e
= S'''''' = R. FRANCE 4 CO., coviag.oa. gy.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, rroservniis'e uasI
Wig depot Wholesale aud fcaA No. Astor uDuH- Tbs
Dye Is applied 10y cxpericn need artists.
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o"oiaIDrawinGsor or che Delaware state

40 psLAwARR. EsraA Class i9i--aovernber rs LsSs
TX, ~. ~, ~, So. 81. 3, it,, 90 II 25 Al
n. bttAwARE, cfAss SsS-Novtmhsr ~ t3sg
~, ~. %, 10. So. o., rs. 26. 80, "A. 4, Is.
Circulars seat h addressing
JOHN A. MORRIS 4 CO.
M ttan De-
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Heavy hss,t Ait Nyowi.
CNDEfSHIH1S hND DRAWERS
ON HAND AN MADE ~ ORDER ~
UNION ADAMS, ND oaT BROADWAY.

Important Asd az tine National Cnrsc.~-
GROVER 4 BAKERS lock slirchr nachinc 10 . via
ggoay reduce the Labor of ciDhing Npsuu
Army Ii Is great improve fsn AL machines OF she
class before nade. EgeI .or and of
Army Clothing saoud have l. et onre. Price $40
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Wigs, Toupees, Hair Dye, Hair Dy.tag
aud Moi.via Cream, for bcautfying the hair al W a.
RATCuELDERS, I6 Bond street
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Trus.c. aud suulortcrs-At Frfshs.
refscr nf Droa say Ana hnu street. .S4t Mu
~ unt, A idy eterNast
fNs,rsses.-.rsarsh d E0s--f..fsFti y CVfr
tess Oa.aa s'ui VI NJ Nss.t -
, cNan ses Alsa @nI ylAtF cH. -#
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r. Omesai nrayy'ngs or aurrsy. Eddy q
to Kentucky and Missouri statc Lotteries
ktnrrczr. EzTRA CLAss 81 5ts---Noyasaber i6 fses
Al, Co. -, ~, "a. -. 30. 26 ~, ~. q. 10.
- hksrvcEY cGASs sit-s0scn,ber Is IBo2
W, -. Z, ia, ~. IG ~. ~, Ig b6, ~. 20.
ciscoiars seat ffes oi ehass ~ addressing either 10
: MURRAY, EDDY CO..
Gown gton. ky.. ST Louis. No.
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OMesai Drawings or Hurrsy, ESddy -
| Cos gen,aoky ana Msaoari State Lotteries
/ hharrczt LS1gA CLAss 9ts--Soyssnber i6 TAR
A. 81. -. ~ "a. -. 30. 26. "a. ~. 9. ~.
1 a. i hksrvcEY Class sst-soscn,ber Is. ILL.,
~, -. 2, is, 36 ~, ~. f6, l9 b6, a. 20.
MURRAY, F5DY CO..
/ soyinF,on. KS. - 81 Louis. No.
Oasoini Drawings or the Delaware state
- pstAw.sr. EsraA cGaas iol .-sloyrmoer rs. lsss
Dr1asssr Ga Z H., M. M = Sss' S2' ~.
~. ~ q, ~. SO. g., 7S. 26. 80. "A. 4, i3.
j5Hs !. MORRIS co.
/ wilmington. Delaware.
om.ia' Drawings u tiss Library Asso-
cation oonopangs Lottery % Esulucky
l tLAss No. sr1--hoges.osr -. 1852.
" " cli So s,,-.sossssrls s~ ,S s. H. iss; ss - ~
| ~. ~, %. bS, =, ~ IA, "a. ~, ~, zs.
r, FRANCE 4 CO.. coviossoa ".
IArizes Cashod In all i.sgalited r.ot,erfea-
Information given JoSEfH bAfEs Bro4er IL wtif
street, room No l.
Prizes Ca shod in nil LcSnsikcd r.ottersess
bgL A DUNN 10 Broadway. y stairs tetor eomniai-
bALcis lS Boweiy
Eight certes deWssife For aI--Esuei Go
tho best made BALCH's. 2S Greeawchs IT,. cor Barclay
12 Carries do yistte, ~. at yau.haa'ss ses
Bowery: eqs ~ Broadway Tor ~ kosice--Calcrs
hrst hoor
NADIA me Tflinnn.
li5 East Ninth STfEET
Adjoining SicWhrVs ne~ store.
FLowERs BoNkKrs AND FkATHERs
The Arrangements Ar. Now Con,pIess a
@6Sft sftS i 10 s sas asa q a%5 s% ss
SC with Iuatfsted addresses OF the best stores IN tas S
Once ~ PARK
Heavy Ka,it Au yyooi.
rNDERsHIR1s hND DRawrRs
On 1xt5H mnn ApnsS ANS ME- ~ az ~ s9SapWaY
--.--------------------.
Important Ala sp the National Ca rsc.~-
GROVER 4 BAKERS lock stitch machine 10 . via
goatly due the Labor and expense oi ciDhing Npuu
class before nadc. Eeg iior and of
Army Clothing Bhould have at ffice $40.
Protect the Bvnve Volunteers Jy Tz-s-
plying them with HOfLoWhYS PILLS, 10 quad tbeia
against uiiasn6 and bilious ieyeFs.
Postage stamps Taken at the s'ra ,fefsa
Hair Dressing ana Bshng saloon. corner OF Boaa~ay
Dey palace Of cleanliness. 100 people berd
here yesterday, without de.ay.
EatcheIor's Hair Dyc--tbc Best jr tha
world instantaneous, harrn and reliable Soil ~ fag
everywhere. Factory 81 BaicGy asrect
Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Prcsssvniise uad
Wig depot Wholesale aud fcal No. Asor Hooae Tbs
Dye Is applied 10y experienced nrtlsts.
Wigs, Toupoes, Hair Dye, Hair Dy.tag
aud Moitvia Cream, for bnautfylng the hair al W a.
BATCufLDERS, I6 Bond street
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~ COMMITTED to the Jail Of shrevc.

~ COMMITTED to the Jail of shrevc-
Nv port, a negro man aged about 50
.E years, six feet one inch high, OF ycl-
low complexion. Calls himself WASH
lNGION, and says he belongs to r. II.
Kendall, living in Upsher County, Texas.
The owner or owners of said negro arc
hereby notified to come forward, prove pro-
Perty, pay charges, and take him away, or
Re will be disposed OF as the law directs.
May 10, 1862, j. 3. WEIGH,
st Tailor.
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Uhs sSemi-M'eeklg News.
Published on Tuesday and Friday.

~ Wien subscribers see Time Expired
stamped on their paper, it denotes that in
''so weeks their time ofsubscrip,ion expires.
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Little Rock, Feb $, 1851.
To the PwGlic.

Ny advertisement III the newspapers ri
patent process fer Tanning Leather. has
called forth SO much correspondence and 80
u.auy inquiries concerning It's Operations
that l have thought 1t TO issue q Cifcuiss
,,nsw e:;Hg the much sought after intorAa
ton.
l am the Inventor and FateItcc. AID ts.a,
Patent has been allowed by ti!s authorizes
u. Richmond: My process is 1on!e>t.s.
chemical one, such as can he ob:ail,..' irolst
the herbs OF the woods in the country, :;lG ]
use Sunlac as a base in Tanning: All fls
ingredients are plentiful i'll the Southern
country: Watts OF troughs used III the I'd
process will answer every purpose IN The
i!ew only it does not require hast so mary
The Leather looks as we'll and is as good i.
quality or better. than that tanned by t'e
old bark process: l have had the process
throughly tested and witnessed by worthy
and honorable gentlemen in this Si:y wie
will vouch for its efficacy ] 80 no; sts,i
rights te any one on time: All moneys
sent at my risk by taking the Postnas;crss
receipt without registering
Address ne at Little Rock, Ark. el!clos-
ing ten cents to pay postage b Q HATTox
apl53m Little Rock, Ark
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S1l Patronize Home Industry.
SIMON EIR MIN.
l. LADIES' SHOEMAKER.

I'0f. IiaYhct and NIl31y7M streets,
N1LL give special attention to making
W Shoes for Ladies and Misses, ard
hopes TO receive 4 liberia. patronage in this
new enterprise. Repairing neatly executed
az short notice s2U-3m
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EDWARD 5CONERY,
WHOLESALE GROCER.
And Dealer in
WESTERN PRODUCE,
Nos. Front, and 10 Fulton Streets,
nl-1y NEW ORLEANS.
Ciste1-ns Made.

~ : - ~
lJURING the absence Of MIRA.
Schatiner, will give strict attention
to the making and putting up Of
Wooden Cisterns.
Orders from planters promptly at
tended to. Address,
F. x. MELLHAUPT,
Sash, Door, and Blind Factory,
nl5-6m Shreveport, La
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Confederation Restaurant.

L. (For1meriy Gaiety,)
- A3Jo5@img the Conf;,2crutioa
Co,Hee House. IMreccport, La.
well Known and popular es
Il tahlishme,.t has been removed as
above, and is open for the accon,mo-
dation Of the public. There will b.
found the best sf game. fish, oysters.
and everything that the Shreveport,
and New Orleans markets afford
Meals furnished at all hours day o.,
night. Families and. parties will
lave their orders promptly attended
to- no37vly
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Richmond May s.-The Ficks-
burg volunteers have arrived here,
and are all we'll
Lieut.. NJ. b. Harris. 9th Warren
Rifles arrived to day from Williams
burg, with the remains Of Col Mott
He says that Lieut. Danl Miller, Of
the King Cotton Guards, was killed,
and Capts. Macon, Coffee, McKensel
Ind Lieuts. Deans and Tyson, Of the
18th Miss. regiment, We're wounded
The loss Of the regiment is about
- killed and 100 wounded. Two
III .,nbe.S Of the Warren Rifle, were,
killed.
Col. Mott was killed; while charging
The ~ne:ny. His regiment routed
:,ickles, entire brigade.
Three hundred ans, twenty prison
4 .,-s have arrived here. and also Il NUM-
her II our wounded Ten cannon
/ We're captured.
Lieut., Wyatt, Of this city, has just
ssa--lve;! and says Il battle Occurred at
Yves. Point yesterday The enemy
/ were repulsed Three times, and two
hundred and forty prisoners were ta-
! ken.
VICKsBuaG N"LUN'T EERs
The Houston Telegraph. of the 18th
inst, has an account of he battle of
Gilorietta, fought Oh the 9th March,
by the gallant Col. Bill Sc.,ry, with
his ragged TexianS.' With 100
men from al the regiments and two
sections ot''Feel's battery he complete
ly routed two regiments of Pixies
Peakers ana 600 regulars under Capt
Rowland. The enemy left 800 men
killed and wounded on the field be
sides losing 200. The Confederate
loss was 6S killed and wounded, in
GLIDING the brave Maj. Eague; ana
Capt. Charley Buckholt Of the 4th
regiment, and Maj. Shropshire Of the
9th regiment.
Fort Cubero, with $4,000 worth
Of supplies, has been captured. Gen.
Sibley took Sata Fe Oh the 18th OF
March
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Mans field Fc,naIeCollsye
,)ESOTo PARISH La.

JESDTO TARISH Ia.
n Me Fall session of this Institution
Il vii! open Oh "Wednesday, End
October 1861, with full and Efficient
Faculty. The domestic department
viii be under the Immediate sn,;erin-
ten,ience ot the President and his
l.J;y, and every effort vii! be mad
to promote the comfort OF, those .n-
trusted ~ :heir charge.
- Cotton. ?'rortsioms, C"ntf3cr4te
B61,LS of Treasury mites rahcN az Pig,
meAt If Eo,lr& 0a2 I~itiou.
Err Other information, Address.
CUAS 3. ST UART, President.
Mansfield, La.
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.gssWke9 subscribers see Time Ezpired
stamped on their paper, it denotes that in
T~o weeks their time ofsubscription expires.
acknowledged independence Of same
of the Southern States-meaning,
We suppose, the cotton states and
that when this result is secured, the
border States will desire to go with
them because Of u similarity Of insti-
tutions and interests The President
seams to take it for granted that this
result is not only possible, but prola-
BILE.
So II. recommends rs >, means OF
destroying the hopes Of the cotton
states, that we.get rid Of the similar
aty referred to; that is, that we make
free States Of the border Stat es
Really this is II gloomy view Of our
affairs; and coming at just the mo-
,nent when people were supposins
the rebellion to be in its last gasp,
who wonders that it creates astonish-
,nent2 Are we really weak or is the
rebellion as strong as here represent
cI !-Providence Post.