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Professional Notices.

EDWARD III. DIXON, NJ. D., Editer OF The
AZ Scape sni Operating and Consulting Surgeon. No y
:ts Office consultations the obscure diseases Of
the pelvic Rupture Ples Nsficocele, ani fisins
Ia5cay cured without tbs knife sture. Once hours
from to .. 10 :, aud ! 70 evening"
FAMILIES aud INDIVIDUALS residing
u down town who may drtie tie services Of HOhc-
OPATHIC PHYSlCiAN Il hanc. be nodated
by calling Dr. TAYLOR No 6s Yario<s Charges
able
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Cxenrslons.

EXCURSIONS 10 CONEY ISLAND.-Health.
~ Coufort aud Pleasure Car, leave fulton ard Gsasne
Ferries, Brooklyn. every 20 minutes
90 TO the SEA SIDE.-Jhe ears OF the
" Couey Island and Brooklyn H. Il Company are nov
running uay from Fulton ca hsrn- tsn~sto Churrh
Lane Gr.enh.d Gfsvesssd ald toney ssna Tue b ins
best sBee psh.ld Bay Fdsse frtse' add 40 ca
Office.
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GO Ect.

ITO RFNT-The HOUSE and GROUNDS
i a r. l.. Colt, st Paterson. y. The house.
tu % stone 90 feet square storiss. basement AID
riic furnished with Aai The grounds compr'e
0ut IS handsomely laid out in lawn sud garden ard
perfect CIDER Attached the uoue IL large
ro also extensive grapere 10 ull bearing a1a
4 the necessary ousbuildinss OF large place.
TliOs. o. SMITH
Paterson,
NJ ].
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Gouses an0 farms Uante0.

xVANTED-A place on the Hudson River, of
w leto ~ ACRES not above rviug pn. well located sud
wh moderate improvements Address with full description
Eerfok posf- Ohic@ Box No. 800
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1onse Furnishing Sooos.

SOMETHING NEW.-Call and see PAfNb
- pATEST WARDROBE REDSfFAD. Also his Patent
Folduy Musssto Brr cheapest sid bcst in use, a.
lkIkFiN'S, 30. II Canal. near hlottH
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s,hoou,r WrIco,s Ashore.

BosTos, Saturday, Sept l3, 1867.
The schooner Waloott, hence Tor Work, is
ashore on Chatham bar. She will probably get Oil
next tide.
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Large salos were made in Wheelock's room after
the adjournment OF the Second Boari at slight adj
vance upon Board prices. Some q 500 Erie Preferred
were taken at az, aud closed at that bid.
Tho following table compares prices of Saturday
Lot and to-day:
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun-Rises...5:i0 Set-.......6l0 Moou-Risss 10 rs
DAY.
sandy Hook. 0:2l 4ov Island l:ll (}ats. ASA
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MIR. WALLACK.
w Bsgs 10 announce 10 the patrons OF his
SPLENDiD NEW IhEA1ER
end the pub &c generally, that tic
regular FALL AND WIN TER SEASON will commence
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 10. -
The Company usual comprised Of Arthts OF the highest
talent
Several new end mos, important. engagements have been
made.
THE SCENERY ALL NEW AND SPLENDID.
An ENTIRELY NEW, AND -. go
MAGNIFICENT ACT DROP
has been added 90 the attractions OF the Estsbihnen
BOX OFFICE WILL BE OPEN on TUESDAY.
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Sales bn Anttlon.

A. NJ. MpRwIs. Aucuonc.,.
DY BANGS, klERWIN d Co.. Irving Build.
- ngs Nos. 594 and 500 Breadway-Sses Of Books Sta
touery Pictures, Works Of Art Fancy eooos Furniture &c
MONDAY EVENING. Sept Is. o. O'Clock
housekeeping largo ass rtGent Of STANDARD and
Miscellaneous Literature; also Stationery Engraving &c.
y. I. HAzgLr. Anc''oneer.
IMPORTANT, ATTRACTIVE and PER
EAPTORY SALE
Of entire stock Of
HARDWARE. CUTLERY, sc, &c.
WHIT. MOLE & HAZBLL,
viii Sell IT AntioD
On MONDAY, Sept. 49, 1c6e
And following days until the Whole 10 sold, commencing
at 10 o'clock each day,
At No it5 Chambersst.,
(by order Of The assgheeD
Tho entire stock of the firm II l. L. H1ht Co. con
tanned m taid store comprising;
SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
WORTH OF HEAVY AND SIiEbt HARDWARE,
C.rriaee spnss aud Trimmings, Csrfiase-M skers Hard
ware Tsble Dessert and Pocket Cutlery, Msiio-ble and
Grey Iron Cssfngs &c &c.
H. which the attention Of the trade invited the sale being
positive 20 close the estate , 81, .
TrENs-Six months approved notes. psyrbe in the city
al Nev.Yoik for all bills t30J under that amount
csh discount Of four per will be allow ed for cab
or AZ bills entitled 10 credit.
Catalogues ready md Ice hsd AZ the oiice OF
the Auctioueers. WHIT ENCORE 4 HhZELI.,
Auciunecrs No. % Liberty u.
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Live Stock on ,ae N. u. and Erie Eaiiroad
For the week ending Saturday Sept. 3ll3 of Cattle
II do Hog. DO sheep 90 iorses Ioai Stock, l37
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw-YORK.......sEPr.


Steamship s British Queen (Br T.. Me-surer Na'sau, r.
CunaId, Chesapeake, Crosen Portland, u. b. Crom"eH
< Go fI -. a., .,
saips-J. Montgomery. Hamilton Lbs0n, J. W. EI~sH
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WIGS-WlGS-WIG
HAIR DYE-HAIR ID YE.
HAIR DYEING-ALL COLORS.

For PRESERVING BEAUTIFYINO, and FORCING
THE HAIR TO 0R0W.-Al thess articles in the greatest
perectioo.at
w. A. BATCHELoRs celebrated estAbishm.nt
Ne. IL Bsnd-st, N. X.
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We annex CO.. rparative statement Of the Imports
Of Foreign Dry Cos and General Merchandise at
New-York for the weeN ending Sept. II, and since
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Heal estate for Sale.

A GOOD BARGAIN.--For SALE-HOUSE
n sad LOT No. 81 East 5iths tetsee Park aud Lex
hson avs together with he FURNITURE AID H3useAee
b. Articles general Can be nom o'coCx
scocp Sundays exoeP 60. The j. about TO leave
Tie ceul,ry. &c 600 ean Ieusin bond and mortgage.
EOR SALE-TEN ACRES of LAND in the
u town ~ Rye. \. Y, about hsli mile from Port.
chester Depot aud 20 miles from the city overseeing the
vlsg sue ulandnk y eudi view Of Long Island Sound
enc surrounding country for country residence this
czuuo - surpassed VIA be sold IL two parcels or the
whole eTcha ed productive city properly. for further
esricu'srs apply to PECK BUSH pod he.ieTi PECK
BROTHER5. no. 81 ChaGDeTs-st.. New-lOik
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limited STATES MARSHAL's SALE.
SEA ISLAND COTTON.
go RAILS SEA ISLAND AND GUILE COTTON.

$50 BALES SEA ISLAND AND GULF COTTON.
DANIEL II. BURDETT Auctieneer
BY WRIT T. OF AN ORDER OF SALE TO me directed
b. the Hon. WILLIAM MARNlN Jadgs of Ditdct Court
Tor the southern District Of Florida, VIII sell Ut public
suction, On TUESDAY, sept 10,
At " O'Clock m.
From Itubeers aud WhoceI's Stores BROOKLYN
2l2 hules Sea Island Cotton fom prz steamer Reliance
p bales Upland Cotton from prize steamer Reliance.
"a bbls Resin from prize steamer keiauco.
~ bales Upland Cotton from prize schooner Bssorry
2pscksses Cotton from prize schoonrr Baltory
ll5 bates plsud Cotton from pm schooner lce Nose.
3bags Pickiuss Cotton FROM prlze schooner Uncle Nose
JOG bars Upland Cotton om prizs schooner NicOria
2s packages Uplaud Cotton cm prize schooner Victoria
2 crates aud barrels from prze schooner Victoria
o. bales Of Sea 10 aud Cotton fo1 pie schr. Agnes
naf bales Sea leland Cotton rom yfize schr Agnes
bag piokngs Sea Island Cotton from prize schr Agnes
~ bbls. Rosin from prize schr. Agnes.
90 bales L pland Cotton fiom prze -chr. Julis
beg picking Cotton from prize SCH. julia
3 guus and IS shot rom prize schooner julia.
Samples Of Cotton may be Fdas, aud until day OF
sale ~ the oi6ce o. HIhAM BENNER. No llJ Wal 4.
JAMES C. CLAP,
U. s. Marshal Southern District floridn-
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GmusenfnIs
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

pARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ID SECOND WEEK OF TIE
FALL AND wINrER pBA1AT SEASON, 49,
q An FULL 3yo BaIELiANT ohtaEsIRA-
EVERY AFTERNOON At O'clock, and
EVERY EVENING a. \ o'clock,
WIN be presented ro-eDts drama In three paris trsns'
lated hom the French, called
CLAUDE MARCEL;
THE IDIOT OF TARBES.
Which has been received with great enthusiasm, and
THE MOST EXCITING AND ATTRACTIVE DRAMA
ever presented TO the patrons If the Mu.eum
Mr.. W. Il. II ikhiSON Comic anu lmprompu Singer
the only Improyisatofe IN the country. -.
few months ioce the Manager dhps,cbsd an expedition
IVY BRiLLiASfLY CoLoRED FISH,
ls compse returning with large assortment Of
OTiVIEING tbs HIrEs or THE RAIsBOw.
OUrviEiNG The HuES OF TIE kAlNBOW,
OUTVElNG THE HUEs OF THE RAINBOW,
consisting In par. }. the following:
GO 80 BEAUTIFUL ANGEL FISH.
whose symmetry and colors exquisitey rich.
FP- PEACOCK FISH. or FOUR-EYED CHERUBS,
the very gems Of the OCEAN Never before seen except III
rs SQUIRREL FISH. Of periee, yn.mery and brilliant
W SURGEON or DOCTOR FISH very sravs and dig
nhsd piscstora gentleman with the mark of lance on ms
w COW FISH. with head and horns Ike . COW and
Chsuges is brilliant cooFs like chameleon.
~ PORCUPlNE FISH covered al with spires ike
~ CRIMSON CAV ARElTA, or JENNY H!NE.,
~ ANEMONEs, ZOOFHYfES. or SEA FIG. TIERS.
TT sPANIoH LADY, called from its bsaouG' ooloss
~ PARaOT FISH. with a bin like parrot very bean
tiiul. and ehange. 1t. colors ike chsmseon. 49,,
C2-GROUPER, YELLOW SNAPf En-, WARBLER ZE-
BRA FISH ether varieties ell entirely new In
this itude and very rich aud elegant They are all 70 o,
in rich and transparent tanks swimming about In A
their native grace sud beauty.
ie with all this and the Millions Of othes Curio'ties nom
al parts OF ne world ne price Of edmsion Teln,s cqa
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bort n)aroens' Notlte.
STATE OF Nxw'ioRxs,

srAry or NEW. YORK..
PoRr.wAsDEss Oyslcs, No los M,a'' nth
NOTICE is hereby given, 10 acco or. .",sS =.
~ section OF the AZ. passed Ap ~ ,ss Port Of New.
Xc' 70 % or having e'Igs o. ins
.aOet Of such inqs@ sas.. By Port
t u "a int the said surveys OF ,n; n,,
" s,iin Tan daya nezk sncceedng snIs "o.1oo, ="
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NIBL0s GARDEN.
~ Lessee snd Msnager, WM WHEATLEY
The puhIic ar. respectfully formed that the
EMiNENILY GREAT TRAOEDIAN.
EDWIN FORREST,
WIN this evening nase lis -
In two years 70 this city.
In ord. TO Syo more horoush the drama Ia vb,sh
Mr. FofI,s, viii appear and TO render them 10 .
MORE co dfLLTE AND ARTISTIC MANNtR,
NEW SCENEhY AND APPOINTMENTS
have been put In feis and the management unhesHt
ngy call, Intention the q tbs company engaged -
a dIIecs pfo0f 81 u gim % dsserve That
UNQUALIFIED SUPPORT
which Il has hitherto received. 49,
Mrs. OihdsiaHc. Medaus Ponis, Miss Mary "ehs, ai~
Jo.erhne Hsfry and hfs. scott
Ne..r. yoEu McCallolsh l.. r. shswen J. o. Bgfneit
Jane Cannoi J. W Colder, James Martin, Becks hnfs
land T. Lamb II T. Mouls. Ward, fsse, Garland ossmon
Poet, and VIM Wh,aiiey.
THIS LYENIS6 Sept u.s.
HAMLET
Usm'e, Prince ~ Drrmafk,
EDWlS FORREST.
fn and oourles or IA M be- Under the docien OF
HARVEY IL. DDDWORTH
Mr. Whe,sy woad also Dos 10 state tAsi he has made "a
eugssemont With . ,..
The Iusily @ -bfsted CsIiedisn,
who will ma he hls fret AgFssfsnCe on
TUESDAY. sept. &C.
IA biz great shsk rspesfean ttafsciof Of
STA JOHN FALLsfAfF
IN KING HENRY Tia FOURTH.
The n!glis upon which
viii he - cpiion % the Pfsss NO YREt LIST
Admission 81 csnts sfcafsd fa'qusfte stalls - esns
F,mily Ctfcio q coa,,. Coinmsues a. 0eioeh
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TnrniInrr.

ENAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE.
- The be-, assortment IN The city Of Ensneed furni.
~ % Nj egior aud e.yet, walnut md Chestnut Pisn and
yb1 sn,ed m suites wholesale md r.ei Also Mattresses
"afssssss Wersl WaSd. nuisctueI no. 81 Canal ~
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NIXON CRENORNE GARDEN.
~ PALACE o. MUSIC AID EQUESTRIAN SCHOOL
MONDAf IIfSlNg ncpt -,
who will make hr' hf', spPesfsnos Ia THIS oiy IN AadaHe
&, lsse's Drama Of The
ESCH SPY,
Sus.srirg three cafsf appearing Ia oil TIE Dhtces ha
HRoADswORD COyBtT.
wATHILDE M MEhIO................lsAsf CubAs.
III XXI 81. 'tbi ',aa
IfNE ,opA'
TINS Drama originally Ifodacee 10 fafs IA ~ md
was performed by Celeste than obs thousand nifhis
While IA London SENOkfiA CUbAS vas ps.s4ucf upon
20 plr h pisc- sto met Vh TIE gesiesi success
b. pronounced by the p--s 10 b equal 10 the renowned
Cs.ests g. Thu. role 4 .1l snd e.hoifnt
DRAMATIC COMPANY
has been suga I'D esufes.ly for tbs oc.asiDn
HOST OF VOL kTELNS WILL APfEAR.
CAELOrTA PATU
Being last apssnos In concert preparatory 10 her debut
In OpcTs 49,. .,,.x,,,
SIG MOZlO and $40 DUBRhUIL,
Have al. kindly vougtsefed, AID will appear IN Grand Con.
sEHORITA CUBAS
viii execute her " lid spanish Dance,
Ill o L,
supported by flll Cops de Ballet
Aner which.
and EQUESTRIAN PERFORMANCES.
Admiration Tor this occasion only so cents
CINDERELLA MATINEE EVERY AfTLkSOON.
Children admitted for Is cents.
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Q.sareiers Gesse,.estsr,

REGIMENT DE MILICE DE ST. LANDRY
Bureau d'enrolement, Opelousas ~ Sept. ls6a.}
ORDaE No. 300.
6NoNF0RMEMENT a pOrdre General No. 4,
~ lance des Quarters Geueraux du Departe-
rnent des Conscrts de la Louisiana Qccidentaie. a
Monroe, en- date du 6 AoHt 1862, par lie General de
Brigade Blanchard, tous les conscrits enfolies dans
la paroisse St. Landry qui ont desobeis ou qnl ont
neglige de Sc conformer pOrdle No. PSI de nos
Quarters Gensrapx, lance en- vertu De POrdre No
du Quarter Gsneral du Major Esneral Taylor,
commandant le District de Ia Louisiana Cccden-
tale, sont par les presentes notifies qua moins
qu'iis ne Sc rapportent al, Bureau d'enIoement, a
NOS CHARTERS Generaux, a Opeloasas dams les tren
te iours qui suivront la date du present avis, ou
qu'is ne rendent compte d'eux-menes Dune ma
Mere legale ct satisfaisante, lis seront pab4ies
CONNIE deserteurs ct traltes CONNIE tells d'apres
les lois militares des Etats Confedefss.
JAS. IMPORTER,
Col. comntaadant ct o5icief denrokement.
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N0UVEAUX ARRIVAGES.

REGu dernisrement la Pharmacie szka
des Opelousas tenue par
P. L. HEBRARD, kHa
Phosphate de fer soluble de Leras,
Hypopaosphite de soude, Bromure de Potassium
Alum de ter Produits chimiques ct inducements
brevetes franeais
Medicaments .7mgla,s ct .amsricuirs patsntss.-La
sraale decouverte medicale de Kennedy, Liquenr
lnvissratrce de McLean, Renede contre rAsthme
De Jonas Whitconb
CoUTELLERIE.-Canits pour DANES; couteaux de
poche ct de chasse, pour hotnme; ciseaux de danes
assortis en- boites, ct par paire forceps ct clefs
PAPErERlE.-Papier lettres ct registre de la
meilieure quate; pumes d'acier; manches de
plumes; Crayons Carmine de Guiliot envelopes:
encre nore celebre, de Maynard ct Moves.
ARTICLES DE fANTAisIE ET PARFUMER1E.-Sta-
tuettes en- biscuit; boites poudre en- porceane ct
ea verre; porses monnaie; essence pour nouchoirs
r,r,zs,arlre, esoter3 creoTe pous les
cheSeux, etc.
PElNruRE.-Blanc de zinc ct de plomb, couleu urs
broyeesa Phuile ct feau, hu.le lam pc, ct de
lin, brosses, ct un lot de arres pour con-
ftures.
Opelousas, 10 Novsmbre, 1860.
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Cour de Dsstria;-Paroisse 81. Laadty.--No. 839l.
-TOHN F. SMITH, de la Paro;sse St. Landry,
eF agent de George Albert, Exscuteur Testa-
mentaire de Dyonisius Lewe deceds, de la susdite
Paroisse ayant edaegistre un Tablea final de clas-
si6cation des dettes de Iadite succession, accom-
pagns Dune petition demandant lihonoogation
d'icelui;-Et attendu quill etc fait droit la de-
mande de ladite petition, par orare de la Cour
susdite EN- date du lsr Octohre 1851
En- consequence, avis est par le present donne
any intsresses dams cette successionl d'ayor de-
duir. ieurs raisons 81 aucune lis ont, par ecrit,
mon Bureau dams les trente iours qhhi suivront la
date du present avis pour lesqueles ledlt fabisau
ne ssrait pas hon,ologue. -
A. GARRIGUEs, Grs6ssr.
Opelousas Octobre 1862
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srenaredi de la semane dernisre, nous ayons re-
Sa ID noavelie dune grande bataille d Perryrille,
.Ksntaeky, dans Iaauelle $4,000 fedfranx auraient
aesS mis- hors de combat. Lundi dernier, un extra
as Democrat, d'Alexandrie, .du Ie, nous apportais
\ confirmation. et .apelques, details de 'cette ba-
taille Cstte extra coatehait en- ontIe desnouyeles
! Tres favorabIes notre cause de Ia Virginie. On
eatrouyera plus bas de copieax extraits
siMoHLE l5 0ct.--Une depeche speciale
datee Winchester IA Oct. dit que le general
Stuart traverse le Potomac au-dessus de
.Williamsport, o penetre yiye ment dams Ia
Peasylvanie. passant,par Mercerburg, Cham
hsFsbusgs nmetabnrg. Liberty, New Mar.
bet, H Hyattsto#n et Barnsville, ct venant re-
trayetser White Ford. fesant ainsi lie con.
tosrsIde larlnee federale. Il coupe les
Communications de rennemi, a detruit une
auantite darnles. de munitions ct d'eqnipa-
ges de camp, ct ennmenant ayec lui 1900
eheyaux, sans ancnne perte de notre cote.
81 Aagussa is oct - La Gazette de Londres
dit quelessteaiser conf6dere 200" a detruit
/, eina navires nlarelanas federaux en- mer.
Dams ID bataiIle de Perryville, les gene
rank feaeraux4 jackson, Terrell, Webster et
/ 1iAtlesonty yste tnes. Une depeehe dit que
lea NECESSITIES militaires denandsnt qu'ancan
detail nj. soit encore public. @ ..tz Ne 3aa
Riohmele 16 oct e Herald de N- York
du IA ) Etc reeu. La 1ere. page est remplie
ssmeornpts .sendu dhne immense reunion de
Denoeratss qui eu lieu au Cooper Insti-
tate. Horace r. Clark, HoFatio 'Sey ymptsr.
John Van Barren eli r. O'Gorman etaient
I iss oratears principaux. /. 81. i...s
~ Dsa rEs0lutioBs ont etc adoptees sn fayeur
= e ponrsuite Do Fl guerres mais elias inals-
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ENCORE LA sALINE.-Il nous await sembte
de prime abord que le gouvernement devait
s'emparer de la saline de la Nouvslle-Iberie
pour l'exploiter en- grand pour lie besoin de
l'armee premierement. ct eusuite pour lepu-
Bile en- general. II nous semblait que dams
un temps de crise eomine eelu;-ci, il ne pou-
vait etre permis l'heureux possesseur de
cette waste mine de sell de faire unc fortune
lcnte, de n'extrairc du SCI que par quantite
minime, tsndis que le soldat la TeuVe ct For
phein nangent leur pitance sans sci. II nous
semblait que 100000 iivres de sci par jou,'
d Ii cent auraient tnieux valu pour le pro-
prietaire que 1000 livrcs 3 ou 4 cents, ain
81 quill le vend; sans compter que ie gouyar-
nement ct le public auraient alors pu saler
leur soupe. II nous semblait, Fun autre CO.
te, que l'heureux proprietaire ne pouvait' a.
voir d'obiection a ce que le gouvernement
lni fit une fortune eolossale dams six mois.
Nous apprenous ayec plaisir que le General
Taylor s,est ea,teuaa ayec le proprietaire; ct
que dorenavant on pourra sufire au moins
une bonne partie des demandes qui abon.
dent. II ne Sc passe pas de jour que nous ne
voyions passer par notre vile une serie dc
s, 10 on 20 wagons, renant soft des Avoyel-
les, des Rapides. de Natchitoohes ou da Mis-
sissippi, tous destination de Ia saline des
C6tes Blanches.
Voici ce que dit ce sujst T. Union de
Natchitoches dui 9 octobre:
Comment Sc fait-il que le Gouvernement
matt pas encore mis- ordre un tel etat de
chooses? Laisser des speculateurs rendre au
pauvre du sci d 5 cents la liyre, sans tenir
soompte de feloignement des lienx. taudis
gum demi cent serait On pr;x tres raisonna-
BILE dams les circumstances presentes Nos
autorites civiles ct militaires devraient, ce,
nous semblc, Sc preoccuper dayantage des
interets generaux du pays
"On appel)e e1torti0a toute vente surchar-
gee fate par nos negociants, alors meme
qu' ills eprouvent uae dlfficulte inouie pro-
curer des niarchandises leurs cliens Qael
nom donnera- ton d eette .nougelie iadustrie,
qui est uue necessite de la Vie?"
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Etat de In Louisiana.

Cosr de Distri7;- ;--Payoisse St. Landr ry--No 93o5.
nNEZTME l.. FONTENOT, de la Paroisse
W st. Landry, Tuteur, &c, ayant enregistre un
conpte ct reglenent final de la succession en-
communaus entire onezime L. Fontenot ct Aix
savant, son epouse d6cedse, acconpagns Dune
petition demandant Phon1oiogation d'celui;-Et
attenlu au'il etc fait droit a Ia Idemanue de
alite pettlon par ordre de la Cour susdite date
du Ter Octobre 1862 -
En- consequence, avis est par le present donne
aux interesses dams cette suceessionI d'avcr de-
duire eurs resous, si aucune ils ont. par eerit,
mon Bureau. dams les trente ours Dun suivront la
date d,r present avis, pour esqesies ledit compte
ne ssrait pas homologuS.
A. GARRIGUEs, GraFsr.
kOpel onsas Octobre 1862.
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p Ell y U ES.

N hANS la Vile 70 oelousas, Jeudi le 9
M@ du couraut, deux obligations;-l'une
de quatrevingts piastres, souscrite au mois
d'Aout 1861 ou a peu pres eatte epo1ue,
par James NJ Porter, a rordre d Henry L.
Garland, faite payable a demand ct portant
interet pour cent par an, a compter du
Ter Mars 1861, ct endossee mon ordre-
l. autre, une obligation de soizapte piastres,
souscrits par Ben Prescott. datee a peu pres
i la u.ame epoque que celle premierement
decrite, payable a:lordre du me me, portant
le meme interet, d compter de Ia meme date,
ct eudossee CONNIE celle ci-dosst5.
LIE public est averti de ne pas negocier nj
autrement tra6quer pour ces Obligations, at
tendu que le Placement Ell etc arrete.
JAMES HANNAH.
IS Octobre 1862 4j-tf
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tent en- meme temps sur ce que aumihiseFa-
tion garantissent que la guerre ne scra pas
faite dans un but d'opprcssion GU dams lie but
de renverser les institutions etablies du Sud.
Chattanooga, 16 Oct. lie Louisville
Journal du il etc reeu Murfreesboro.
II dit que trois generaux, Jackson Terrell
ct Webster ont etc tues du cote des fede-
raux. LIE Gen. Jewett de Lexington, ct lie
Mai. Campbell de Louisville. ont aussi etc
tues. Rousseau ct Curren Pope de Louis
vile, ont etc blesses
Knoxville, l6 Oct-1a bataille du Ken
lucky etc confrmee par larrivee de deux
courriers qui dissent qu'elle commence
Perryyille, comte de Boyle, le Lundi matln,
6, le Gen Hardee conlmandant la gauche'
lie Gen Buckner au centre ct les Generaux
Marshall ct Morgan a la droite. LIE pre-
micr Jour Hardee pris 1900 prisonniers
svec un fort carnage chez rennemi: Mardl
le combat recommends avec un plus grand
carnage encore pour renneml. Hardee
encore capture 1000 prisonniers ct les de-
neraux Marshall ct Morgan 32O0.~~L'ennea.
mi etc repousse q II miles avec une
perte terrible en- tues.
Notre perte dams Engagement entier est
tres fable.
Nous ne savons qui commandait les fede-
raux. LIE Gen Thomas seul Ste rencon-
tire.
Nous avons pris 40 pieces dc canons.
Ce aui suit est un extralt dune lettre du
DR.. Palmer, du ID, qui etc reeue la mutt
derniere du Gap:
"Des soldats blessss venant du champ de
bataille de Perryvllle sont lei Un capitaine
dun regiment du Tennessee rapporte que
Mardi ct Mercredi les Generaux Bragg ct
Hardee out liyre bataille l'ennemi Per
ryville, ct font repousse dc dix miles, lui
faisapt environ 1000 prisonniers ct lui tuant
Eet pleasant peu pres 1900 hommes de
plus:-Que le jour sgivant, Ia Division du
Gen. Withers a ~engsge rennemi ct Jul
pris 5000 prisonnieEs; ct Vendredi 10 Gen.
Kirby Smith engage rennemi son tour
sur Ia droite ct 10 repousse. en- lui faisant
500 prisonniers, tuant lie Gen. jackson, ct
capturant le Gen. Thomas Crittenden."
L'ennemi await $4,000 hommes contre le
Gen Bragg. ,--.-@