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The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1862-10-04
Voorht4s -et NJ. j. .Dnc6te soipnt NOMINEES

Voorhtrs Fl NJ. J.. Dnc6ie soirnt NOMINEES
commissioners pour rx .niner avec isoin le
pont dnbnHt dn Davou Il DE- contractor
rour = ffaire les r4sparation- nescrssair4s ct
mImediates, ct de fairt IN rapport 4 Ia
rrochaine assembled de &c corps.
Art. 10. SnTmotion de John O'Quin;
Resol,, que Il Tresoriar de Paroisse &
mettc I'm montant adaitionpl de- daux
mile ,%.iastres IN billets de- Parnisse REM
hoursables sur les Taxes de- Paroisse lie
1861, d l'pffat de remlcurs4r les bonds
de Paroisse ennis po,r Ii ditr aimee.
Art. go. Sur motion de Is. j Borlelon;
IL ranport dn colnit6 na,nne pour exa-
miner les complies cor,trr Ia Paroissp fit
acceptc 1T il fut %or'onne que les dts
ro,nptnc cniunf paxG- S.yo.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05
-. AaMtes.

IN PURSUANCE ot an order of t'o eurro ,atc
4 o. ns comfy .t'rf. 'oe. ;. le'rnf s.s 800 "A.
90 ...'. ... i7 Iif.e ihr Ilt f l r.rt'lrfs
ta.'f0l Oh te q.n e1. u f..rr. 80. rI -In. NY il
f.e tff o' .'n'f l.i0tt 90 .l.i % e.. fcl.lry
ftttl ift arw ifla. .. l .c.ua t.l .i .Ilf .f-
lJt. Isf..." 4. NDhD3hDLGUGu J)tts. Eaf.I.1r.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05
"a LOI

The NEw.YoRK SGN,-WEEKry TRrBUSc is
y,slishsi every TUESDAY sr3 FRIDAY.
nnnsents of No. 1920 Nov. ~:
I..LEAulNo sWIzc' rs. Tb.,Asi.sn s,,v- = ..'a,
Sod.,Ts Wv l. ltor al faragulna
u..FROM Cr,N. McC1ELLaN's ARMY: rho ro-
wa'd Moys11eati t'e -v.uce Of u rty -
por'art o-d fcairt ~ cell. sileft. OF sliua- 5rT
Ariley $ Frs IN Pc i'-eH ar Sel'i.e' Cone
spouaeice q. me ~. TiiJars
Ill. THE PhYAGf.s or -f- PIRATE ALAGAfh:
Adit.l- fesi Efr. of lie o. iiols; 81 ts-
n.euis bJ me Cal.,ins u re C-.iuied sl-ps,
Lis.s % tre D.rgoes Captured.
W..F8OM WEST * VIRGINIA: Movements Of
Ca Ccxs ArDg Reflect 0. tlc Raooi.
v..TEE WAR ~ TIE SOUTHWEST.
yI..AMERlcAN VESSEL TRYING ID RUN TIE
BLOCKADE.
yf1. LATE NEWS FRC.i THE SOUTH.
VILLA NEGRO LrSCHED ASD BURNED.
TX. FRO" sAE fAt1CisCo
x.CBCECa I'D STATE.
M.WHgS TIE 1LA3A3.A WAS LAST sEE5.
..NEW.YOER NOMiNAriO.s.
KIN. PENNSYLVANIA ELtCTiOT-lc2
xly..INTEaEsllAG 10 FarNaas: Eu,o7.aa Aeri.
eyitai.l !,em. oa. ma 49, aee s-ii I'D
XIV. .MrErIAL COAS-HL Il CLJIIA IAtDPAPTE.
xvI..CREAT ToOrrlNG 5.ATCu @. idl. FASH
Ion COJhaE.
xvu..A gGRRisLE EXECUTION; Ten Of Porter,
XVIII. IRON WAsHlS5 TON: syoolG D.s!s.ches 10
TIE u !. LriDslc.
XIX. WAR NEWS SUMMARY.
xX.. GENERAL NGW5 SUMMARY.
xM..FHOW Missouri: C5usi9 5nIsacs Of Ths \. l.
Tribune.
xxi. .TBe WAR ~ TlENTCCKY: Cor.cspondeaee of
IRE n. y Ti1uae.
XIII. .FROI FORTRESS MONROE.
XIV. TIE SICK AND WO0EDED y TREpElIoK
LC5s-IAL
XIV. .sEVEN DAYS LATER FROM FURCrT. Ths
BfIhA hsr Nh Ser Asall.t Rebel hec. .li'.,l
sYceCI ~ E--5.V liJIenc4I OF hen. ucxy I,
Chiuge - the ffen.- siiistry.
XVI. .RAvENS10E; BY usaTy kia4aey, 1l,aof Of
"noofly iisai.yn."
XVII. OUR IUsIS CJ8Lr5ptEDIuCC.
XVIII. OUR PARIS COtf1. PONLLsCE
xxx. ..HOsPlT1L BEPORIs.
x3.X..wAR ITEMS.
XXI. POLITICAL.
xk..u .FEKSOsaL.
xXXIn. .CIiY NEWS.
2XXIV. .tihRfHG CPS Am DEATHS.
XXAV..MI5CCLL4 4SEOyS .Hs.
xX4VI.. co 1sf1fCItL .NI46u+: F.N Teooris Of tho
'seci-Ay HeYonse .os 4.,.i. 1. ~ -
TEsrs-oue Copy for Gus yslr g -. To c,p's' O.,
yen. 90. give Cor8s, o4o yeAr GA ~. TN CoPies.
% one sJl'els. go.
forsCsab 4 rwsl.y, ". ssal rz.-s Cory
For -.a5 ?. gotsy .sad ,ho Daily rrl1gue ~-s.i.
Aldre, TuE. -RI2yyT. Tev.vorr.
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NeiD Publications.
CARLEroHs EDITION

LES MISERABLES-VAL
xhe FIgTH PART sad l-ss of HUG0s Great Novel Is now
ready.
The rarts arc:
YARr I-TAVTINE. PART iL-CpS14 -
pApT III ,prUs PART IV.-ST. DENIS.
PAgT V.-ViLJEkN.
sush works % ths appear be, ooca in century. he'
Marble is 700 lrm5y sig' sted oo7o, oy s s~'r
for IN. novel bu. scsse beiui which s ms Ter sits pro-
As ,yh authority t.e sr4udsst sud most vtsi truths
She Psr.s Of Ciss lave ad in essence aud pStpoe no
nor. iaa,0r Vc.or huso !s in hs decline o.
Ne: he has been m author Of ua 70. than quarter Of
scen.y: he is az exile ana outlaw because he ii repooeln
rd wi uot age his f;h yetuo.a trace Of bitterness Ct
paro,gnes5 d,'ogns those august volumes Loyat Enge1
sIs sisocrat conservative n'y peuse tAom without ase
son fos isis s0hsI has rcn through o5seyaiou reflection
ssperiepce suaerinr tho. sat whence is com9e
hentsd the sooa IA evil thc h seeming isshood and
abe be. rGut which Oon.,ient W.sion extracts ron
human iiaty, hyPocI'sy, ti,''ry aua .ime
Price per v,ume: Co. Binding in,ed On superior psrer
sI Paper Covers so ceu.s Coiaa cent b rai fopaid
receipt o. price.
TO CLUES
A.. When Sent by Express:
s. Copies Of any oue volonie. ol1,l, Sf-parsr, 81
1G Volumes. c!0n.................. - paper ~ oO
rs Volumes. cloth .................St G-Pape., SS
Order. must he aoeoup panied with tho Money
Address
THE TRIBUNE.
ho. lA Nass,n.,,.,
NoNTork
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05

NyHE UNITED STATES TAN LAW,
J. NOW READY.
N psmphe, CT 5, Isses 6ae, white paper Beri1e he
bill hich word for word ga accordance wien TIE orig al
<x append Ahibesca Recap,ulo' On o. every
article be taxed by the law sud the amount cfe TX . De
eved thereon lhs renders c0upsso md convenient
ss ii ia possible N make 10.
erce cea.s postpaid; sipc 100 iiten. b. express g
per leo II by rusiL Address TuE TRIBUNE. Hcg.lo.k.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05
Gorsrtncrgiip ilriitcs.

NIssoLUnoN.-Tho ,oaH S0rAS rEAFSay.sSJoMH 5,i..SJoMH
het.'sSio bay DISSOLVED b niatsa No. 3ie
q, .llOAol' ,.,l b. .rt ID by either OF the Dill
na,htaqoa-s'.. Hew-folk; ,o,N HENRY.
Ns"feEA S.sy' NV = '' JOH., h. A-OHpi--
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05
yYEgMlLIE ( CO,
- - WAl.s'.,

Y a. + 4
- - Nil-s'.,
b. ,s ,n ban c.r ..nri.. e f-'r 10 -,,r rONpa
., .'- m. -. G .'s.,a q, = le fe'",e,, ~,
e. ei s'.r7 81 -s 90, 20 ,s. .s 90
an @ .h.l.-'4 d. .... tct. .g.s'' ~.
lLs lo.uun ... d. r.r .tcl il "a -.
fs t.n $500 ed sl.."
Tie g's,enl. r's B.. 'r-is e.. -, ..s e.e-o
go $40 T.. - flCo e'o an, q
r,e-o, u. lc,. rl.n., .''fa d'e or -. 4, .ssesi.sy
rs,a. r In r,ii tre iA any ous : ge,lber d
Trl.,d s,t.,, o. arat lay Of 'i N, ii, q
srl ,e.g Il ltr p'i4a@ on s 90 a. si.Sa .a.ss
eaogt tist' 4, ,.at - sl"e u. ~'' '
aT Castor. Du'tl. . .. =, fs. f.ruer. cf w
.e!.e ,.,r,s .,i ..tcrrii 'ryen.' an ..,.,.asLs
lts,.,. nrl N1 .Oi ' e.. .'f ',..bl... tira a. -,
qh,hcrtth r,iaap' cr,,,i,Gl o4r il 10
Nole. are corNot,e e Y ,,snt tor ~. Faaa>
n- % SAT-. a, sal AZ 'ho sa'''
g. iusfsli ct,s-s. - 4, re,,i Tsuler Ns u
,,'..ri ecAs.f bslts 20 p'f ID Ne"i lflty saa
mail 4, Al i,e.iy, pf1nl. si'ent, '. - sh. .ice
,,l.-.tr,. will be- 4o...3i on oIpi'A'i. " ssrxz
n a A. ter-n- -.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05
Drscs C..v.1tvD AID T0rrn1 Flr.ro,p Co,
trvrrf rffrD q serL y l.rs (

IfFffIITD. q, 1f1L y IaT.. I
NOTICE TO BJ. DHOLDERS.--lii Con.
- l.snv 2. now -a-rl io Dry. - ~ o',s o. R.a-
.fllfl q CO.. no. - Wallet, s'r-foIa. o. os~Gz
.li, 1f Pc Coop 80 via acr'ue4 B. %, ris.
f.t .. f. 7 foat %. sIif ta-...... oy. !, St
-....'. . rw.l. L4. tefels,t lss Acr1fso
f l3s '.s.s.s ~
....l. NuI..Ik el. ..vc.-,a - 4cfsas7
fJlIa III
Cleveland ana Iolr8 i-r.ra 0IGs, .....S-gI -
Ir pfsi.-c 'trif -in- toe ciorrHt =. - q ~
1f s1Has OF ta. l.aesny or tls siit1y-. I'D Bsal
NIII iss.s lr1ln 2 q or fii ., data.
Ths grfrl.5 - h it ea4rn9 of bcuGf VII Do ps1
- .r.tsf 2, or ,h. Dsrl .rchsnfr Bank, def crs a
.frt sfulaIt l4r. JOHN n tl-btNt.s', .rsiisa-
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05
Glo!bilg.

A BETTER CHANCE THAN EYER
-. sls,p0J so.t.o O. Caer-Df = C-OlHirN tI-L I'D,
for t.o Wc'eu I'D C-..T.-s .Iuss'- Lrdct..d u.
Ir9 ..,n- fuy. tni fi..ur 10 fsHote II i
f4so.,. iAs t. ., l. .lnIs anJf- 80 il Z,
30. hj t'v, oo.r 1871 90, ro ylt Ntn D. f4r 10 o..
ri % er i.u hy tfy jrr f~tef g. tf ct
q. ls.pt Foisi'als l.. .rv boroh. H. es f4a..
t.t.l 8 q f.I.f 10y - ease forget L.fe.
81. I,ts, L--l "a a.. 1nl. %. RI. n-t"
A LfRGE ORDER. $50. .0COWmth of CAST
- Dgg CLOTHING CAit Hf5 FURNITURE end
AEDDlt0. 20 ufp,Y fAc Cfor 'a Ia4hsL Lh, al .e-
.iel.ea, .y-- ir J-gt tia ..r o.. MI. u fn,
l.4st sa'ur f che So l. pf., Jt cr.tr- Grui...
..r ny p,r. L. hD5EH440c, $50. 81 .-ag. Ls.i.. -..
,e! - D. 'ls fos@.uere.
--.-L----
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Nslp publications.
In Press;
4" TINHE SLAVES Or THE RING" Or,
Il BEFORE AID APrER.
GRAEDMOTHERS MONEY"
To be puhihed by
DICK & FITZGERALD
No ls Arn,i.
XETINTEK TASinONSl-WINTER FASN-

WINTER FASHIONS i--WINTER FASH
w lONS.-A spendid "a iliJn No z.us -Wme DINO.
RLsrS MIRROR OF FASHIONS AID CUAhIhhht
JOURNAL DU GRAND NJNbE.-Iii. sp'endid Aala1he
devoted exvey tls Fashions and NOvties Ia Press
for Ladies ard Cbcren. aDd f. dgrd be 81" srs
ild aes; FHh,ol 1ss,zue i the sord. Co.. AXIS ae ,r
fotCttul Fashion ils'ss, ul."nus Eusruvuse brafiA
Elpf1Ilt rs thee siE !...ernf and Large snoun, ~
naol- i4itr airn Fasi0as mpTiD. eYe( iEng n"
sud tesiiaae the rosi Trustworthy sourcrs Tue - eF
rulhhtr cont4.s dcabie mammoth Ioss Pls. conprsing
u agnies; the sge did cooitd Ste. Psts coAtiaa hhe
agaca. Th' trc1 Jiaisea Patterns oouri'o a. 'eg ~
SOCK IsN inHid wis. ard gent sleeve. fftfN
iloy m0tuer u.nof a.d olessus ksr in Auetct so ~
se the Winter number wi"h viii DO feacy On MpNhal'
Nov .C Iu,.s.eC az 80 43 Tosiv J, AID sod .''iN-
wh-e, uy r4l receipt CT lrc-, 20 ccus e.i =
Ni.l valuable premium 81. DO not M to see the NlteT
o. Ter.
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ClnaTtiGI.
] mon PACIFIC RAILROAD C0Vp,%,,,

~ OfENlNG OF BOOKS or sUBscRIpTInyA yAsf.
, hooF, on 'nbsl 9tou " the C,piisl stoeS - VS 'VS
ae BIB iy of Move pber 4. D. 1867 a. usa ~ hcSDAY
and conditions Therein So. fnrh, a. the place. we sfus
ef'gus ioowus AZ ther respective place. Of b, wtA s
Ai9sny. =. Y.;.........".."yh hOMAS W OIGensr
IaitmoTe, Recommendations SWAN ~'A.
fuAto, =. f..................DfaN AZ NlCHgDyp
bD-fnh .i1s-.. .................SAblUEb a. DANA
hdf.Qsioe, w1......,.......L4 IAN COCK
tNC4nnan. phio....-........-S :. HHCMNFDfrFT
t'lufIDut OAo...............ttJ - lillian DhNI.rhT'
lhiffg %. .li...................N lLAltI b 0gfsN,
'ieYrifrd Dni0...............AiAs y asa SlONg ~
toHc,rd =. .h................JOSEPH 4 GfIg0np
,mionC L fy .cFal. .ot....., WhLso, fhhGDk Co
De. 1oit CHhS. s. pfOWGRTScy
bunn1 Be-. e.iowA...............PLAiI 5JIlM
Dehyff Siy, CliO.I.o........I .IbDkGt W. CLLv-o,
Neiif -. torn ...............tt. T. bieSCbi dlO -
Indian soils, rl..............J hAlL1 s.. PAY
i-oaiav4is hy... A-.t5 bttHnfr
ie.selyouh. LaAsas........;Ger. }. G. crONe
.iu" lgteet Wis. ...-..........tD ~. t.)LE0N
Sow. fofs City, n. Y.........Oft Ica c|SYCp7rasy
ND1hI Nelrsssa ltr.......ALkis - S.LseFIS "'
iyi' frl fie..................ti A4ils5 L BsHRgrp
Ior rnd Dsf~cu...... .......W. .BLS, FARGO m
Providence. T. i.............WA WALItNS NUR.sSs
'lis4slpl!... .Pa...............Jkl, lOVk SEQ
Prtfhlrgh. Recommendations u. HOWy
t1l-r1i t...................l4i .ttI d. BANrRH
PC LJlis, llD................N NJ II. a. tlCtEttcD.
So. raul Mmn................l tl.tst AIM
-a't i.lse Cry, Inh..........bAiD'AMl Ou.g
saa fftLcc1 ca...".......A = al l'. tARGO = cO
NtDn r. y.+-....'...ss...s "a .4'ip. DICK
t.iu.nstca bel..............t. a. .Dn lSsOa q CD '
" ling. ff.................S. bEADI
W lin.i0n Cry -. C........ y. w Asrl5A"
Said b.ois Il aI5cr .ti3D yi be- nain opsa e. Oh. -,
f cd % lfi ece@s .fsm ild s.fr noon N -,,
I i,y O. Syyrm1o., - ,As 1iicea AID with ~ oe,s
B, order of The Ro.J oi cogassis snsn, Of Tie u.,,,
VILLIAXS oCAEs, P..a3.u,
Low, ~ Jtr5rr Trsssurs,
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05
Cos, ono .%cnn1.

z O5T pr STCLEN-'ihc Public ars cautioned
sss.n.l s..,iaiug fs t,..gug UNITED srsIr,
Eaf r'II- Ot lGe. - Dt SIS. t.9 ..n. d..
BEEN ..tt o.. s.o. $50 from go dfc'ibsn:
a. 10 j.. O. G. !. -L-r.
No. nf dated l.........+ss............7 .h D
- @ lsftf -. 70 '
so. lf 8 G.tl sept - ~ '..............-..... i f
no. O. r.,cd - . -, 4tu
10. sogg Ga.sd Sept D.. isig................. !CJ
ifsuED 10 a.. p. LDPE
No p 09o ds'c' o. = Ico)
f.i payable - hf.-r-. ..lA.... ..ty. q. ~.
Now lcrs. D-. Id, 20 $50. 40 ..tf 20.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05

I OSp.-A MEMORANDU3I Of WINES nnd
~ LIQUORS, vf-tan with pfneil rect II fool g. %
a-d sIset o sut paper folded inside written i, DA The
ln asT viii 80 hborsy row .ioi by ie1vilg 80 W4A
J. citiLs, so. B'l,et-.t., u Goo.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05

REV MUSIC FOK THE 1uLIlOt. in chcaD
1s form airsas-d Qllrc.s ed Cloa..s fr .1.' a
Bocites, Cloi-. s0ldsy School, f4.l, Srhl,is SEM
fnsE IS, &C. sA1l ~o ow el-n etrer q esl" ",aall
we lice. beyond tuo JIvrr~ "1. tse il a B.agilul
Noldr r "hers Li,snty lw,;, H ~ .cce.lyP
Abrasm, 5ixIundged Th2os ID roTe" t,e .onA Sgrg.l
~Tteso i L5ud Of love" "sofraV o. "a cnns
svsin no nore" Land H. ai." Wlif'irF. e1i "a o.
ssTn. Plss.iion Ee-rc" sd tse VII u, oa- soa.
day School" Price can,s esc-s 20 ccua feE g. gen
~ per I03. poe ,ge n. In lri. f.r ta.
IIsn5 Accorqpsur1cas p csrls fuo .a,d by IOl.A 4.
NAIEIs no 48i Broadway \. y. and .cr ale By ,-s
New Agents ia the Unitel si.les s1d I.4ai4.
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rH0nAs ~. Olc0rr, TTsisuref
Ds'f3 o.. Se'g.Ysrs. Z; !, 4..a asy Ok Ooloarr 1861

NASSAU BANk --NeW-York, NOV. ]. lS52-.
= = EfsI4cEtih DiVIDIA D-Ins B0srd Z D.,s,,o,,
l.rs tsaiy ri sef-aD4nai DIVIDEND Of fliaps
t') = bait tft ~ Fzyal.s 70 she stocsa ar. or
.f.. f.r .1s Do. 'n.f.. fsfa e liovsrnmtr, tas
Ils fan,i,r LsJss WA DO cos- rom tls - - tho Ia
ira. J. 81. uiNtiH, Caid.L
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05

InmD-kv. ltf...oAD Ca . DIV I0ka Jc.. -. ~
rfVIlE ANhlAA ELECTION for DiREC
= TDRf 90 OH, Cl4a-tnY. and fo- jh3PFClOgs ef II,
rest rffuia. eit-f o.. ia4 rars % t.rig Ds,d
na ing a. ily. fr .s % cad lists D WEDSLs-
pEl tir l'ii fsy o Nosarl5nf nest
T., pl.| viii n~ cg.,i IRON 20 -. m
tls .fln...g bolLl si'. 1e eio. lln that i'is
aAtiCEL B. IsAA(5, Secrs,,,
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a. IL.

T'RAND TRUNK EtILWAT-uoTfL
I .f I..ffr.,l, 10 H s. l.f .I fi--lo l. r. f.-I
o.. Itt of f.ar lcE gem - .srl ltsfa "a. afT g.
e. ,.l l.a t4r fI ..r AI -Is. Is' r. .-.'t
.e. 80 lcics ci ilad .-l.s l,s oir-d r4ls Ls.eay
Sta'lfu q barrt'n
ll,isl a.. .-efoa. c,-1riet by ~ Trhr l.ic.cN
who s. .a.s tls .rfIl e.. talr futr-'t ufy 90
sfrtI.4lL.. Oh hPI 0a...H .. .. .1tr. rlfi
G.. .. h..lD ..-.. 10. .irs u.,r Pig.
fforfr-sl O-t - is'
B'O IEl-PAIti q. o >~ALL HOUSE, No.
4 iJ .l. ....,ttr,' ,.. SEP f-.L allly .. 80.
f.f -..-t.. a.1inl
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05

The NEw-YoRK SGN-WEEKrY TRIBUNE is
ysslhi.i every TUESDAY sr3 FRIDAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05

ETOUTU HARMONIOUS ald tVNtII-
~ TfTts- r- .sfs-,i tl.af.u,r' IN ;ie u-..'l '.
Ma...lct. ci a.i 'n. '..,i y DANIEL lt,' ana 'te
t over rr.f al tt sny a'rr a'4so b. th' zig. .snlr
t... f, t-si. a.i fl, g. t-o itf.. 90 r.li is- 30
sllLt1'a si.as. ts. H hfotl lNit. >e'-f''-.
EclANOS. NLIODlONS, ihRNDNlD' 't-
Fnst ci.s o- .,' 20 lcf. = ss ~ l4rat' 'n
be t.fn.. r.LDUaI tAtNONi.N-', ttqrI.. d. .-
IUTIAoE 4.ANJ.. t..iy w.rosf.,t 800 .J't
J. Il FELTON,, 4,.. I'D a.d - lrDt-"ay H. b.
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BoarO arO Eooag.

DOAGD NANTED.--A Cont man AMI lis
81 w.t- vfh Patio tri htniDOH. 81. l.es
ulr lL. $500. ...4 4il t.li. l4.Ir, Do iic..-li
rt ~ O.. -f.s fn. below ft h. frtt, iy .-.-r q
la .H-tt..r E-rtrrs rsH. L1t t.tHtG A-li's ~tlftf
Stallion - O.. ls i....f i. =.
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.JAlLETON B8OTHLRs,

O...RtIRr Sc. .attO. AtD so ARE
rft O-fD.tAE slae- ~ III .'lh.,
20. - rin, -ft .or. zee of Lr .oNs! n W. '-.
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ever tty .v. Ieru tr.4.rt a wiitra sar5nY icf afr
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-09
SPRING AND SUMMER
F A S II I o N S,
1869.
j. H. MUHLHAUSEN,
FASH HIONA LIE TAILOR.
No. 21o East Fifth Street,

Bettessn French and Waldat,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
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L now sufficiently settled enable my customers aud
the public to make their
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fsoods. They therefore invited TO call aud sxanina
ur choice assortment OF
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arranted 10 give satisfaction and 1t lowest possiba
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-25

WASHINGTON CITY, d. c., Aug. II, 1862
Ortler Respecting Volunteers and Militia.
Ordered LIST. That after the fifteenth OF
this month bounty and advanced pay shall not
be paid to volunteers for any new regiments,
but only to volunteers for regiments now in
the field and volunteers to fill up new regi-
ments now organizing but not yet full.
I'd. Volunteers to fill up the new regiments
now organizing will be received and paid the
bounty and advanced pay until the twenty-sec-
ond day of this month, and if not completed
by that time the incomplete regiments will be
consolidated and superfluous officers muster
ed out
3D.. Volunteers to fill up the old regiments
will be received and paid the bounty and ad-
vance pay until the first day of September.
4th. The draft for three hundred thousand
militia called for by the president, will be
made on Wednesday the third day of Sep.
TENDER, between the hours of o'clock A. NJ,
and O'Clock P. NJ, and continued from day
TO day, between the same hours until com
pleted
9TH. If the old regiments should not be
filled up by volunteers before the first day of
September, special draft will be ordered for
the deficiency.
9th. The eXigencies of the service require
that officers now in the field should remain
with their commands, and the officers now in
the field, in the regular or volunteer service,
will under any circumstances be detailed to
accept new command.
By order of the President:
.. EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-25

DEsERTERs.- Blake, acting provost
marshal of Massachusetts, has issued an i'm
portant circular, to sheriffs, and other county
and municipal officers, designed to ensure the
speedy return to duty of all absentees and
deserters from the army. Sheriffs, deputy
sheriffs, constables, chiefs of police and their
subordinates, mayors and aldermen of cities,
and selectmen of towns, are required to ar
rest all officers or soldiers belonging to the
volunteer forces who may be found within
their jurisdictions without apass from compe-
tent authority. All volunteers, whether on
furlough or not are requiredto procure passes
of the chief of police or selectmen, failing in
which they are to be arrested, officers to re-
port on parole to Lieut.. Col Day at Boston,
and privates to be sent to fort Independence.
The provost marshal expresses the hope that
officers charged with the delicate and respon-
sible duties of special provost marshals will
exercise their power firmly but kindly In
all cases the claim of soldier arrested that
he is exempt from detention is to be reported
at head quarters, and the party claiming ex-
emption to be heard in such manner as he
may prefer.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-25

The presidents letter to Mr.. Greeley, which
we publish in another place, would attract at
tention, even if the subject on which he writes
were of much less importance. He does
many things for which there is ''no prece-
dent with less liability to misconstruction
than almost any other man who might be in
his place, because few men are so open frank,
and honest in their intentions. The aim of
the letter is to state his position on the slave
ry question; and he does this by declaring
that his first and constant purpose is to save
the Union, without regard to the salvation or
destruction of slavery. When he is convinced
that the destruction of slavery is Indispensable
to the safety of the Union he will destroy
slavery. At present he believes he is doing
all in this direction that the case will bear;
but new light may break in upon his conyic-
tons, and when it does he will follow it, and
never omit to do whatever shall seem to him
necessary to the success of his purpose.
There are doubtless many in the country
who would not save the Union unless they
could save slavery also. There may be some
stroy slavery in doing so; if so, we are not
acquainted with them. There are, however,
many, and the number increases every day,
who are convinced that henceforth neither the
salvation, peace, or safety of the Union is
possible until the slave power is entirely
crushed out by the utter destruction of slavery
itself; and they believe the president himself
will at length reach this conclusion. Their
prayer to heaven is that he may do so before
it is too late. And the men who feel this
most earnestly, and express it most plainly,
are not all ''abolitionists." Far from it. No
man has expressed it more distinctly or with
greater weight than Robert Dale Owen, life
long democrat, and it is known that many
leading men of the same school agree with
him. Let the president feel the same convic-
ton and act upon it decisiyely, and the whole
country would go with him with a shout of
JOY and renewed hope.
We are very sure, nevertheless, that Presi-
dent Lincoln is honest and sincere in acting on
his own views as he declares them; and also
that he will just as sincerely follow that differ
ent conviction which he will surely reach.
Those who criticise most severely his cautious
slowness on the question to which his letter is
devoted, will at the same time respect his
honesty and feel the difference, in the Presi-
dental chair, between an honest man and
some unprincipled knave, like one or two who
have occupied it, or like some others who might
gain it. The president is slow and unsatis-
factory on this question to some of his best
and most earnest friends; but they may be
sure that he does not mean to betray the
country to its enemies, and that he is nm
changeably determined to crush out and de-
stroy the traitorous conspiracy that has at
tackled the Union. Being sure of his SINGER
ity and honesty, we must wait with patience
for time and events to bring him that change
of views which he himself seems to antici-
pate.