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, 1862-07-28
THE WAR IN VIRGINIA
LATEST FROM The JAMES
RIVER.
FROM THE REBELS AT
RICHMOND.
M'CLEI.LAN NEEDING REIN
F0ReEMENES.
The Same Old Policy
Of Guarding Rebel
Property.
MATTERS IN the SHENANDOAH.
O.x," Troops Occupy Ls<,-ay.
Promised Arrival Of all OUT Rick-
mond Prisoners;
MATTERS IN the SHENANDOAH.
Ox,~ Troops Occupy ks<11Ky.
Promised Arrival Of all our Rich
mond Prisoners.

L1r1IB WASHINGTON, Va, July 28:-Gan.
Batch crossed swift run gap to McIauEhT-
stoTn, thence to Luroy which is-occupied by
our troops. He eaw no enemy In force. jack
sons force is represented in tile vicinity OF
Gordonsyille apparently awaiting our advance.
NHw YoBK, July -Chsplain O Hogan, Of
the Excelsior brigade, reached Harison's
Landing, from Richmond. He ssys two iron
clads are being built at Richmond similar to
tie Mer.imac, and that great unanlrnlsy ex-
lists among the rebels. Jackson and Lee are
extremely popular
Magruder has been ehelved for leading his
men to be slaughtered at Malvern Hill. Beau-
regard is fast losing caste.
The rebels lately received q large quantity
Of boots and ehoes from England
The Times correspondence, of the 25th,
from the army Of the Potomac, eaJs nothing
will be done till we are fully reinforced The
need for 1einfo1csments Is pressing It also
states that the provost marshal still sets
guards over rebel property.
Correspondence from Blnks' division states
Hood ia the Hagaman River, 8 tributary Of the
Raj 1pnbannock.
inGtou-
HEADQUARTERS Army OF THE roroAAe,l
July Is, 1862
A schooner containing 1000 bushels Of con,
demned corn anchored in the river, vas board.
| ed and burnt by rebels and the captain taken
prisoner,
| Generals Halleck, Dig. Meigs and Burnside
| left here this morning.
| FORTRESS MONROE, July 25.-The steamer
John Brooks brought from Richmond a lot o1
t prisoners, mostly eick or wounded: They
were sent to Point Look Oat Hospital
| Transports are expected hourly with tbs
balance Of the prisoners from Richmond. M
I list of names WIS Obtained
| The steamer from Har1ison's Landing, fou1
| p. m., reports all quiet.
, 1862-07-28
MARINE NEWS

VESSELS PASSED DETROIT.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuue.l
DETROIT, July q,
BouEp Up--Prop Buffalo, Hunter; bark Cleve-
land; brig Mohegiau, Montezuma. Mary; schr.
Gntonagon, ". H. Brown, Grrb1e, Hunt, Clara
Bel, Nightingale. sweepstakes. Norris. Pilgrim,
America, 0neiga Gray, c. T. Richmond, Live Oak.
BouaD DowK-Prop. ogdensburgh; bark Una
di1la, Happack, Convoy, Roberts, dnsley, York
State.
Veather nIeasant. Wind S. ".
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w The old regiments ought to be filed
up. Military men apart, and common sense
confirms the opinion, that three hundred IT.
cruits in an old regiment are worth more than
three times thfee hundred In = new organiza-
ton.
, 1862-07-28
4 Chicago Man Comes to Grief
FFrorn thu N 2 Evening Post

IFrom the N. 7. Evening Post.]
Lo7eloY's hotel was the scene Of little In
cident The other day, rather unpleasant to the
iDdisidua1 chiefly concerned His name was
Walsh, from Chicago, and the other day he
fell asleep in the sitting room Of the hotel,
where he soon became somnolently ohlivious.
While he thus neglected to watch bis watch
his companion, William Churchill, a New
York carman, 81 1t is alleged, did not forget
watch and chain, valued at $500, were gone:
, 1862-07-28

@tasSa 621 a. psis B9SK
Fou1 man of over u years experience Would not
tbjeef 70 outdoor employment Hia present engage
Is to character and competency. Address Boz 2lh
ireRf1ErSt
, 1862-07-28
THE FIVE CENT CAPTAINS.

Gen. Popes handsome reward, offered
for the return of an absent captain to his
duties, is timely. It will not exhaust the
public treasury at that rate to bring back
all these shoulder strapped heroes to their
commands, and yet the sum named is full
pricz for officers who pocket their pay and
turn themselves into bar~room 1oafers.
Sixty cents dozen is al the lounging fel-
lows are worth to the country, whatever
their grade.
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4 correspondent recently sent US rather
lengthy communication on the subject Of
drafting. It's whole strength and point was
excel1enty well condensed into tue first
few Ines He asked i tic State Of Illinois
1as fro million dollars to pay zciM she rely
atpon subscription or taration2 manifestly
the latter, for thus only would the burden
which belonged to the whole public to bear
be evenly distributed We must not under
value, LOT can ne cease to admire the patti
otic zeal which filled our first armies, and
gave us without conscription an !:
army Of soldiers for the Union which ;
challenged the wonder Of the world. But |
we must not forget that that very earnest !
ness, and the numbers which responded to :?
it was drain and no slight one, it garner ;
ed the first crop. We are now in want
of men three hundred thous sud are called
for. We. shall yet need half q million.
There is just as much patriotism now as
before, and even more, for the whole couu-
try is ready tor the severest test Of patriot
ism-drafting. Every loyal man Is ready
for the Government to layz1ts hand upon
him, and there will be no hanging back.
We must not deceive ourselves On this
point. Men are wanted, time is precious,
our army must be filed, and-it is not be-
ing filed By volunteering. Ifyou seek the
reason, answer The question why you do
not 60 yourself ask your neighbor
why he does not 60? The tics that hold
men to civil Life and home duties are those
people wish to know the truth The Gov
eminent will be best served by a plain
statement Of the facts and an open remedy.
We are not wiring Of Illinois alone, but
our opinion is made up from facts sought
from divers and distant points in othe1
States. In all Of them, from Maine to hin.
ncso!a, there is a delay in coming forward
In all Of them, men are seriously acknowl
.edg1ng the necessity Of ultimate drafting
Why not openly and fairly accept 8 ne
-cessity-so apparent.
Besides, there arc reasons whv thi
method Of collecting an army is bette
than any other. Government may thu
have its pick Of men A soldier needs
stout heart, but he must have stout leg
He is the better for gn earnest patriotism
but he is useless without vigorous po~e1
.of digestion. For these acquisitions tt
system Of medical inspection is provides
Any well versed medical practitioner
aware Of what is the fair average Of Te
and sound men in q community, and no
many weaklings 60 to an average cit
~crowd. The point VIC woald make is tti
that in the pressure foz men by voluntee
ing physical weaknesses are Kept out
Eight, and by fayoritism Of the medical i
spector many men are passed who are u
suita5le- ANY visitor to our camps at
hospitals during the past year has had b
heart panied by the pale boy faces turn,
up to him from the hard cot, OF 1ooki.
wistully at him from the ranks on Il
toilsome march. Beyond all question t
-carnestness Of these men Who thus eva
the rules Of the service is admirable, but
the spirit is willing the flesh is veal
The prominent characteristic of the !" 60
SOLDIER" is his physical capacity to "e
.dure hardship"
Now, On the contrary, when the draft
, 1862-07-28

officers Ambuscaded--TheG GuerrllFas
Threatening Burlington, Ky.
kD1ASAroL1s, July 25.-Wnile Col. Gavin
and three others we're travelling from Webster
they were a1nbuscaded By party Of forty gu
erril1as. Col. Gavin and Dr., Wertz were
slightly wounded. and Lieut.. Broden Of the
17fh 1Ediana is supposed to be killed.
An expedition left Lawrenceburg this eve
ming, tor Arlington, Ky, on learning that
che rebels were threatening tlat place.
Twenty-Five of MorgGu's mara1ders will at
rive here tomorrow morning.
, 1862-07-28

Arrest Of an Ex-United States Mar.
shn1 for Treason.
BURLISGToE, Vt, Thursday, July q.
Gen. Lewis Partridge, of Norwich, Vt,
was arrested q few days SINCE by United States
Marshal Baldwin on the charge Of treason,
States Circuit Court sits next week. His trial
il expected 20 take place during the coming
session OF the Court The evidence ayains!
him is said to be very strong. Gen. Partridge
vas United States Marshal for this State IN
der Ruchauan's Administration.
, 1862-07-28

.BAIr1MoRE, July 26.-Alt the secession
members Of the second branch Of the City
Council have resigned. In compliance With an
Fo5s vii tend to the preservation Of peaee.
4 snectal election will take place to ELL the
vacancies with loyal people
, 1862-07-28
ARRIVAL OF THE EDIAEURc.
Importantly News

CAFE RACE, July 26.-The Edinburg from
Liverpool passed here Saturday evening. The
Times publishes 8 letter from Mr. Spencer Of
Liverpool, enlogistic Of the energy and power
of.the confederates in maintaining and organ
1zipg armies, and says there is but one source
Times again pitches into the American tariff,
and hints at prospective injury to England, but
says it will be nothing to what America her
self will suffer, and asks what have the people
of England done that they arc made the OBJ
iecte Of this short sighted hostility.
It was reported that 1a5, 900 bales Of cotton
we're shipped in one day from Bombay 1u con-
sequence Of a rise Of one penny In Liverpool.
, 1862-07-28
THE NEW CALL FOB TROOPS.
How the People are Re-
spending.
The Great Union Meeting in
st. Louis
Well Done Philadelphia.

sr. LOUIS, July 27.-A large and enthusiast
tic meeting Was held at the court house last
evening to encourage enlisunents. The ro-
tunda Of the court house Was completely filled,
and large sssemblage gathered in the street
in front Of the building, Stirring speeches e
were made By Charles D. Drake, Hon. E. 2
Blair, 7. 8. Nelson aud Others.
Resolutions were passed that the preserva-
ton Of the Upion IS to St. Louis an interest
greater than all other interests, and regardless
man and last dollar, If necessary.
to reinforce the armies; that loyalty
should be intolerant to treason. and that no
description OF dieIoyaaty to the government
Of the United States should be to1erated by
the military suthor3ies, that We demand secu-
rft7 from home traitors and rebel spies, by
their remoVal from our midst
PHILADELPHIA, July 20. up to the present
$3.50. .Q0O have baeu subscribed for the county
fund By Individuals exclusive Of railroad fund
, 1862-07-28

Warrington County Awake.
ASHLEY, ILL.,, July GA large and enthu-
tiaetic meeting was held here to-day. The re-
c1uiripe business has started in earnest a
company for the war is expected to be raised
in Ashley this week.
, 1862-07-28

NEW YoRK, July s6.-The steamship Great
Eastern saited this p. N. for Liverpool, taking
$1,000 in specie. The City Of New York,
for Liverpool took $609, 600 in specie; and
the Borusaa~ for southampton and Hamburg,
took S225, GOO ia specie
, 1862-07-28

HEADQUARTERS ARMT or VIRGINIA, WASH
1SGToS, July 26.-Capt. Samuel s. Harrison,
Of the 85sh regiment New York Vols, Is re-
ported by bis Commanding General as having
month and gone to New York 4 reward Of
five cents Is hereby offered for his apprehen-
sion BIZ Order of Maj. Gen. Pope.
GEORGE D. RCGGLEs, Chief Of Staff.
, 1862-07-28

w ANTE D-For Cash-A Lot, OF
~ House and Lot OF Michigan ayenue between
Madison and Twelfth streeta .Ff,ee not 20 exceed
Sig ooQ Z ppfJ from 10 g. ID. to T. H.. to NORMAN
G. FFEKlES. Attorney at Law. n. n ctrneI Of Like
and LaeaNe s3reets Roou NOS. ty8d5fSs
, 1862-07-28

New YORK., July pa repoEt to New
York paper Says that Secretary sssnson ~ ~
Cecoran VII PROBABLY be In New York in ten
days,
, 1862-07-28

r. He who contributes nothing to the
support of the army, should blush to hear the
word "loya1ty," spoken
, 1862-07-28

Western Virginia for a vigorous
Prosecution Of the War
WHEELING, Va, July 26.-A large aud en-
thueiastic meeting was held in this city this
afternoon, and was addressed By Gov Peir-
point, Hon. Sherrard Clements, aud Others
The speeches endorse a most vigorous policy
Of the administration. 4 memorial was
loan Of s50, ,0O0 70 aid volunteering.
, 1862-07-28

ITO RENT-Rooms without board,
i Furnished or Unfutn1she6. at No. IS Michigan.
srenue Cocl, and pleasantly located Apply on The
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Committed to Prison

Eoumtffed TO F<1Aon.
LOUISVILLE, July 25.-There were several
commitments to the military prisons to-day !,
amoDg Them Reid ". h Hopeon. recently
In the rebel army, who will be sent south Of
the Federal lines.
, 1862-07-28
PefH0RA1r

Ioursv111s. July 27.-Hon. Joseph Holt
arrived this morning.
: WAsHmGToN, July 2z--Lleut. Henery 4.
Wise, q. 8. n. has been appointed assistant
IN the chief OF bureau Of ordnance.
, 1862-07-28

w W7ANTED-To Rent-A small
W Dwelling House, o. part Of Que. With some
play ground, in fe Southern rart Of the Sy vt OF
ClarE Address -. r. Post Office Boz 269 Chicago,
.fatfrr 1ncatinu rent &c Jys2S- -t3a4 2tneF
, 1862-07-28

THE GUERRILLA WAR In
KENTUCKY.
, 1862-07-28

" A n TED-To Exehapge-A
w Frame Building. With Engine and Boiler Of Is
horse power toge1hs1 xith shatsl9g &C. nov seE T qp
1pe t1nher county and Lear The lake shose w! e1
reaper snd mower. horse power and mtN for grind
ing con-, Inquire OF # H. aAHPsDN, NOS Metro
unlttan Hall ifN{t1N IN
, 1862-07-28

"AETHD-Strva, ts.-Two Ger
homework and the Other as nurse. Apply t. 10 W
f,nr1 ffyN
, 1862-07-28

w AN T E D-Pony Wanted.--
w 1wsnt good Pony, good undt saddle o. in
harnees for cafh Address stating descrtption price
agv.ard where he may be scen- fooJ, Tribune tftce
1I1Eftf2Et
, 1862-07-28

WANTED.-A young man who is
w a good Book keeper, and has 81 ooo. desires to
engage In safe lucrative, respectable business Ad
drea6 stating bu6tuzB &C. P O, Box 9f6. t124tt432t
, 1862-07-28

W5ANTED-Horse, Buggy and
w Ha1nees-Any one having the above, cheap
for Cash eau nnd h1yer By calling At the Rauklrg
once Of JNO, r. CAMPBELL, IS CIark#t jy28-t1493S
, 1862-07-28

"ANTED-:Board IN q private
w family. or With woman Who has no chIIdsen,
girl thifteen years ed On the pearh3rn School
District p1 1eter1ed) Address ~J-R D. ldob@9ae @ "
, 1862-07-28

WANTED.-A party having
w convenient comfortable. mediums sized house,
pleasantly stust< lear The line ct Horse Eairoad
carea of houseE and hare their board Apply to-
ptds rent cau mkke fair ARRANGEMENT by addressing
,1eT NAV re had tY.s3l tl5t3t
, 1862-07-28

W7ANTED.-Af family consisting
w Of gentleman. wife and three children ages
and furnished ro Es In eanEsnieaty arranged house @
two no obieckiuu Address F. O. Box see5 stating gaz
fit1lnrA 3YES E1a1 Sf
, 1862-07-28

WANTED Board for q gentle
w msn and his w1fe. In quiet family where there
are few or no other boafdera Terms must be reason
nhte :AfsdYefA Box 477. 3yAt168H
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Evictor, rintel1ise It liquoriste, Vic.
tor de l'hotel de la Louisiana, Victor le
restaurateur, confseur, distillateur, Vic
tor chez qui on mangeait 81 bien il y a
quelque. annees ct chez qui on mangsra
mieutx aussit6t que nos communications
avec Bordeaux serront retablies Victor
Prostdame de Mansura, en I'm mot, dis
tile d'excellent whiskey, excellent par
Ie temps qui court. &c s%piritueux riva-
lise a'vec &c que Didier ct Paul Michel
peuvent offrir dc mieux. Victor fabri-
que auissi des Sirops a~ssortis qni ne nous
font certes plus regretter nj Bonnecaze
nj Bellanger de Ia Vile du Croissant. 0
vous, amateurs ct fins dsgustateurs' allez
vous p%ouryoir chez Victor; il NY a r'en
de fabu'eux dams SEES prix.
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1.Le College. St. Joseph de Natchi-
,oches ma jamais interrompu son u
d4puis sa foundation. Nous sommes heu-
reu de pouvoir constater que dams Get
aisle de la vertu ct de la science notre
ieunesse peut torjours acqusrir une edu-
cation necessaire, indispensable. lie
prix de Ia pension, tel qu'on. IL vera cl-
rontre est des plus m%odiques. Quelles
sont les families qui he%siteront q envoyer
leurs fills dams une institution unique.
,nent fondee dams lie but de propager
les iumieres du ,christianisme dams &c
richie diocese.
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PARTIsANS RANGERS

Ces corps speciaux s'organisent au-
iourd'hui partout. Nous considerons
que c'est pressure n favour pour nos
consents que d'etre admis parmi ces COM
pagnies undergraduates. plutot que de
subir ice qui dot in;evitablement sur
vsnir bient6t) les regles severes du SER
vice regulier.
Voisci deux officers de requirement
qui s'adressent a nos conscrits !:
Le Capt, E. P, Couvillion, brave ct
intelligent enfant de notre paroisse, gull
veut servir aayec une ~colonne de NOS
ieunes creoles dams le Regiment du Col.
Vincent.
LIE Capt: Henry 4. Boyce' don't rappel
est aujourda',hui dams pos COLONIES. q, an
GLASSES. Ce jeune patriotic Went De Sc
distingusr recem,nent en- 'virginie on il
seryaiit en- +. ,quialittes d''Aide ,de.camp du
Gen. Masrudsr. Son pssf . Z ssjuge Hen
~ Boyee est connu ct estime de tous
dams, notro v%ieille paroisse. Les chances
offertes seront rares a l'avenir. Or done,
n'hssitez pas un moment ct faites votre
choix tandis quill en- est encore temps.
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Il tETTRE Dr. T. ]. EDWARDS.

&c document tsingulief desrait 'etses III
par touAle monde C'ess tns.e nna1Mtio,i
rare maiis ma pas cree de- surprise. Nous
de>irons analyser ct exposer SEES 1lenaon-
ges ct bonner quelques uns des- anfece-
dents de l'anteur atm que SEES nouvtsaux
allies puissent IL connaitre ct l'appreuier
Il fonds.
II dit "qu'aussit6t quill fut connu que
Ia Nonvelle orleans etait ton,bee = moo
cupai dc visiter plusieursnparties ..da, la.
p~aroisse atm de preparer les esprits du
peuple a .%revenir a leur allegiance ,aus
gouvernsment des Etats Unis. Fin celia
i. reeusis ge5neeralement &c" La verite
est. que lQrsque la nellie. Orleans tomba
dams les mains de Ia bette brute Butler,
T. j Edwards a~gissait commtk ssSsiStant
Quaftier-M a1tre de Battalion Special de
johnson qui Sc trouvait alors all Camp.
Lewis. II dit quill "s'occupa d prepa-
Ter les esprits d ~r.venir a leur allegiance
au g~ouvernement des Etats Unis." Sill
lie fit, c'est un p.u droIe que null men
ait jamais entendu parler lei avant que sa
I.ttre vint nous lie dire Qui a janais
su quill ait ell quelque influence sur les
esprits dams celte paroisse. SEES amis
Yankees doivent etre bien eredules yrai-
ment, de croire qu'un homme de sa
trempe puisse prtp1rfy les esprits a quel-
que chose. lis doivent G'abord supposerque
hons ne sommes guere autre chose que
des idiots, Son success. s'est borne a
tromper quelqnes gems honnetes mais
ignorants, achievement d la destruction
'du Coton. II induisit quelques person.
mes de cette classe, do concert avee quel-
ques autres membres do .sa famille, a
croire. que des rassehblements illegaux
%auraient brule leur doton. lis. no tar
derent pas toutefois, a decouvrir la faus.
sete DE- I'assertien Ut sill etait de retour
Ill pourrait. peut etre: recevoir. quelques
preuves de leur reconnaissance.
II dit" DIES bandes d'hommes armes
furent envoyes pour bruler notre cotton
par lie Colonel de la Miiice, ce a quot
mouse pposames promptement ct nous
les forcames . sen %retourner chez eux."
Maintenant voici les fats. Null ordre ns
fut jamais donnie par lie Colonel de la
Milice pour bruler du cotton ct jamais JUS
qu'aujourd'hu il men a etc brule une
seule fibre par son ordre. II ma jamais
encore appele des hommes armes GU non
armes pour un tel dessein ct probable
ment il NY our jamais.
q cont3nuer.
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MJycn de eolServer les tomates sans avOir
lceours. 4 Faction du feu.
-msaass@

La %cuisson employees pour la conser-
vation des fruits altere %toujours leurs
qualities, ct quelquetois les denature
pressure enforcement il arrive meme,
|orsque les fruits sont acides, telle est la
tomato, gu ills se chargent, dams les vases
de cuivre Oh on los fait CURE jus ,u'a n
certaine consistance, de principles metal
liques qui peuyens nuire a Ia sante. Cette
double consideration nous ongAsa a put
blier I'M excellent proccdc pour la con
%servation de la. tomato, qni na pc te au-
cune ~atteint" aux qualities de- GO fruit, ct
qui n'exi :" pas d'avoir recouf~ a Faction
du fen. Veici en qn,i il consiste: On
fait dissoudre lille q%lantite sutfisante dc
sci d. cuisine dams .e l'eau do iontaine
-ouds Lviere ION cornlait que peau con
ti-nt assez de sci, lors1ue, aprcs y avoir
plonge un euf frais, cclu -ci surnage):
alors en- choisit les tomates dams I'm etat
de- maturite, ct on les place tout eniieres
ct sans les presser, dams un pot de trrre
v.rnisst:, que Pom remplit entieremen,
.avec Peau salee, de maniere d &c que les
fruits soient totalement baignes par l'cau;
OH recouvre le vase ave- une a~ssiette. un
peu p4ofonde. que Pom place de telle
sorts. que le fond presse sur 10 fruit qui
occupe Ia partie superieure, ct par ce
seul moyen los tomates So consequent
plus dun an sans alterations. Avant
de les employer a rusage Dc Ia cuisine
il sufit de les tremper dams d. l'eau pur
pendant ~quelques heures..
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VOIE i mon habitation sur la Ri

VOIEa mon h.bita.ion sur la Ri.
Were Rouge, a vingt miles audessous
d'Alexandrie, lie I6 Juliet 1862. I'M che
val sorrel d'environ quinze mains ct de-
mi de hauteur., LIE cheval nest pas mar
que mails j a des signes que le premier
venu remarquerait.l II a les jambes de
derri6rs blanches jusques pres DIES &C.
noux; La hanche gauche TN peu dejetse
par suite dune raideur, II a n tache
legere sur Ia hancbe droite., Front etnez
blanc. II est age d'enyiron seize ans.
Je donnerai supe recompense liberale a
celui qui me donnera des informations de
maniere que. je puisse l'obtenir.
SAMUEL s. COMPTON. 4@e
Rapides, II Aout 1862
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-, DETAINED in the Parish Jail Of A.
n voyelles, the runaway negro man, BAP-
II TISTEwhoeisaysrhe belongs to Hen
ry Hymns of tn, Parish, Of Ra;i1es-black
Garry beard-hn his $ feet 6-inches aged
about % years st,eaks french and english.
The owner is hereby duly notified to claim
his property according to law.
Parish Of Avoy, Hes. Ang. 10th 1862.
DORA GUlLLOT.
JAIll.oK.
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Voulant s'associer ausA FKfimement
quill leur est possible auI Ai6ces ct
1890
des families, les Directed C3altggs
DIOCESAN DIES NatchitotN continue
ront 4 tous leurs 4 ct tou-
ties leurs penseses a l'ssducati ae la jeu-
nesse.
lis ne nesgligeront rien pd inaintenir
i Natchitochps malgre tot Dles dith-
cultss, une institution dign& la con-
fiance des families, nm aAI.V tonjours
ouvert 4 la %jeunesse du Di fse et OH
ellie puisse Sc former aux p{t#|s ct a la
piete, au re spect ct d ramoEGourageux
du devoir.
Les parents qni desirent q associer
1 leur autorite ct 4 leur sol 5lde. pour
leurs jeunes fills, poured E%'adresser
aux Revds. Messieurs J4lfsu ct Re-
bours.
La prochaine session cor kencera le
jeudi 2 Octobre. -
PreGdsnt.
The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1862-08-16
AVIS AUX C%oysCR1Ts Du BATTALION DE-
JOHNSON.

Tous ceux qui ont appartenu au, Ba-
taillon ci-dessus, ct qui reclament l'ex-
.emption des operations de Ia loi de Cons
scription, sont prevents d.avoir a faire
application au soussigne a Marksville, l.
90 ct le p De &c mois, Aodt 1862, avec
les preuves . l'appui de leur demande.- >
W. F. COENEY,
Officer d'enr6lement.
The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1862-08-16

a. Notre co-paroissien distingue' ct
run de nos plus purs particles. lie Col. /.
T. Norwood est mort en- Virginie des
suites de pleasures recues a la bataille
deyant Richmond lie Ter. Juliet. Nous
revicndrons sur cette grande perte pour lie
pays.
The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1862-08-16
jrune homme 81 regrette.

~-L'inspiration nous a fat default
cette semaine. II y va de notre repu-
tation 81 nous renvoyons plus longtemps
qua samedi proclaim la poesie a%nnoncee.
Nous n'avons pu avoir audience an sacre
WALTON au milieu des debats de la Cour
prey6tale don't nous commandions Ia
garde.
The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1862-08-16

~ I'm. orage epouvantable s'est abat-
tn sur notre village ct les environs, hier
arentree de la mutt. Lie tonnerre est
tombe sur le magasin de Mr.. b. +.
Delavsllade. ct fort REIMBURSEMENT il y a
cause peu de dommages.