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TIE sT1moNY OF A MINISTERS.

In this respect think worth while to publish two letters
received from gentlemen whose high standing renders their
testimony Of little weight with people pfcommon ssnsss
One is from the Rev j. s. Barrett widely and loved
throughout Arkansas, and more lately led field
labor in Northern Texas. who to r John Wright under
date of tho 2ath Of September, 1855, as follows.
lyon little know the good which has been accomplished
ready BY those few boxes Of Pills
that visit They have been blessing many unfortunate
meter Of my little Hook and in all this neghborhood they
hailed rs the harbuger Of health am satisfied now
dear friend that under estimated their value at
time You explained their effects to Such and pleasant
remedy before given to helpless by his msa
Author" = I, -1s.gns, II
The other from wealthy and successful planter of Aha
ma which we insert entire 20 49, 20
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HOW THEY ARE MADE.

-
Wdshts Southern Indian Vegetables Ps hssu Eisro
solely and are nov maais prepared Apss ossrs from
druggists, planters. and other ronar eusysxs
who use eni altogether account Of te kuoIers ts
they are nde Of simple and ngrsdsnts ana
because Of their confidence Dr. al being ffse INN
tbs offering anything to the that
and genuine The Of dsng plants and paxf
fling the essential elements from a wa1
mainly the discovery greet chemist III Ia
aane enabled him to make these cost snsisaiy rsa
sonaole to place them before e pubic general
Fhe following certifcats wst anyc chemist
Dr. Preston, is sufficient guarantee Of their purity s
DR.. JoHs 4WRIGHr I. ga sr ss8 & y
sr-At have subjected test Of
quantity ofyou Southern Indian Vegetable Pills selected al
rand6 and take great pleasure found the
to contain nothing dceierous to thu human system but o @
contrary they possess the udoric Durec Epectoraa and
Cahsrc properties remarkably harmonious combas ic
and opinion TINT they the grsaeat universal remedy
known to the world. sssi l-ay 2
Respectfully, 3.
.-. 10, r--5sss - "A. d. PRESTON H. D.
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DEuxrExE JUSTICE PAX e. NJ YOUNG vs. A, Ro1

DEuxrExE JUSTICE DE PAx) n; YOUNG VS., 4. BoIs.
Paroisse d,Orleans 32S3. gsEE[7r5
I'm VERTu de trois Writs de fieri factas a
~ moi adresse par rHonoabe ID. +. Mitchell, Dsuxene
Justice de Psx pour Ia pa.osss dams Iss aaes c
rHoel ia Cite de Ia Commune les do Camp
ct des Aagans u yepte pubque ct adjudication de Ia pre-
priete don't suit Ia description, savoir-- W. E
UNE CERTAINE PRoPRI siuees lie ohelnn :du
Bayou entire les Broad ct Dorgeos A pieds
plus mons de face Chen du Bayou, l25 peds. plus
mos, de proodeur Ensemble les authorizations qui
sy trouvent consistent maison bois ayan quare
chambres cuisine ante ayant quatre cabres OF
din couvertdarbres fr,hers de toutes sortes. - =
Saisie dams les nftres ci-dessus. t., H. .;'- b. -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de rehabilitation.
ja3 16 fe8 Lilo w, II, WATERS, Constable.
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liz -.Ha 81 y ~. ftft4ff its tsFao u &
LETTER. FROM A PLANTER.
sRosEvAIs, Ala, Nov 1, 1859.

Messrs. John Wright 4 Co., sa " Nv % s3' GAS
New Orleans La: X 't
Gentlemen-Encosed please find check No. 7 saces
days sight Mobile, for $9 So in settlement OF
date will please forward to three it.
Wrights Southern Indian Vegetable Pills They tie grc
thing across, aud aheavy medical bill.
yearly, my place. The directions plain and
that my oversees finds difficulty in treating svsrJ
of sickness that bis knowledge, with
perfect Ny negroes healthier and stronge
than any plantation know. and eanddy confess
my opinion and that of my that this agrseahIa
fact solely the which taken Of them at the nt
complaint of sickness and their being treated by OF
these Pills. them altogether family and would
hsshout fall supply for small fortune This
high praise you, but you ia nothing Lass
than the Plain lssse forward tho Pus
once, and by the same route as bssofes 545
u Yours, truly, s{5tSs r. S,4 So 81 j.
~ .7tsSr THas. G. HENDERSON,
Dr. Hamphsa, Of Charleston, s. c. have rebefssd
the following honest letter written hin by but
now strong and saiwaft soldier in the army OF
Southern Independence: @s@ Al [g +@ge A
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eesaszEaSn LOSS OF TEETH-Dr.. ). Wks7,
liz ST. Charles street, centinuss to supply Il 1
3Loss OF TEETH without wires or springs
4Il1Jupon his new principle Of self adhesion Till
method has procured him universal appreciation
5asadsd az BEING he Iaost supplying ART
perfect articulation and ascaon and perfect naturs
In appearance detection by tina closest
Those interested will find these statements b
entirely and correct Dr. VI returns his spcer
extensive practice they have favored him with Hesi
Office and residence liz ST. Charles street, doc
from Lafayette Square. Is 77- - 4 49, fel
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NOTICE TO VOTERS.

NOTICE TO VOTERS.
REGISTERS OFFICE, RooM No. 6, Cry HALL I
New Orleans January q, 1852.
The unerg ed and residence Of all the
qualified electors the city New Orleans hereby informs his
fellow that om with act Of the Legisla
ture approved December 81 6l he has cancelled the old Re-
pistry and will commence TU SDAY the 18th day
January next O'Clock A NJ and that his Office Will
open every day. Sundays and holidays excepted The
Office hours under law, from A. NJ. to P. N.
The undersigned being sincerely DESTROYS OF facilitating the
operation the Registry would respectfully invite his fellow
citizens to forward, without delay and comply with the
provisions statute ai Ing to do which, they will
sarily be deprived OF their right of suffrage:
Of his duties the Register must exact from
every legal voter he following specific information
l. The name and residence Oft elector. .r
g lo resided in the sthe Parish and Free net.
g. Whether native or nauralized citizen.
A. How when and where natuazed. The law mperatively
requires the production of the certificate of
the same lost certificate from the clerk OF the court which
granted the naturalization. :, ,. -,
s. The signature of the escor opposite the registry Of his
name ... :. H.
G. The following oath will he required from every eector be
fore registering his name, viz: $50
Ing to the constitution and laws OF this State to will BIZ
faithful allegiance besr 10 the State Of Louisiana anC
the Confederate States America and that will support
tect defend Constitution Of this State and of the sale
Confederate States. So help me Cod
Register directing the attention Of his fellow citizen
specy them prepared to supply all the nfor
nation and documents which the statute mperatively eNacts
Nor can the necessity OF promptly present
themselves registered scs general pocras ina
ton on The pa voters might render it almost PHYSICAL
irpo sbe to incrhe Of qualified eector witt
ia27 Ct I.ogIs ST. MARTIN. Register.
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g eans gay Gssseeat aonaay zWaning fsbraay g. 1862
J SHERIFF,S aAI,ES


s1sss' ~ Hsass s
s.ss i sssssi
s N e. seos |
CT Rsfx aa safs
M dsss sRafG atGss1.y ST e 81 GROUND with The
ns HI ey H. sss ssasssa =
Bolivar ST. sireet. and having front q 81
a RSFfas s'f's y IN IS Isl PekousD Win
The buildings End impreysmsats thereon n hs square
81 IN
S S%SSsa sss above ~, ;s'. T..
sberiGof the Parish Of Orleans.
sonvs''s or's'nH. d SS5SSJ p iszsi GLE
ny ssIss "a 9Th at a. .alsis
Y e. 9ss hssas i e 4 g
Camel yense ppblgue adjudication de Ia propes don't
US siiu dans l Premier District de- es.se
@ 81 pss &c 1 Poas
Ensemble svee toate les basissss ct authorizations qu 81
e s aaas @ ss snss
pieds deface la des Rseuses la5 pisds
Ensemble oues les baisses smsoratons qni sly
s Vii S S% Il l, ss eI.aessa..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES su moment de adjndicaton.
ssl q sheris &c "a P Parei.ss q Orleans.
sEcosp DrsTslc1 counr CRY OF new ORLEANS vs.
RY VII Effa q and sis
to %s aFssea M s moao5sfs ne Second
e sssss sif ss.
Fs5luars at NJ ss Following fs e.
Two Two EoTs or onousp situated
in the Fourth District Of this city square bounded @
win md a o. ars there s
En- is ee sd 9, s g By have
S sS1ss = tes sSq on t init; .not
y - Sheriff of the Parish of Orieans.E
dsia SoSSs'is MiSEGs%S4 kE BOSE
EN yEKTu d'pn writ dc saisie Ct yente.
9is pfe psi T. t.
lne y & as v e,rs l mid = ss
T. sente pubi1ue ct adjudication de Ia pops suit
bEGX TEKRAINs sues dams lie nsene District d. eete
as' fs ill., de
nos as ss s me de 20 s la
Ensemble avec toutes les bassss Ell authorizations qu sy
coNDIr1oNs-Conlpan moment de Naturalization.
tal6 fe717 shsrif de Ia Paroisse d'orlsans.
''''aH R5 5sssa: sEH sHEsz
RX,ys VI RTyE Of writ IS seizure and sale
directed the honorable Fourth
New Orleans the above entitled caIlse proceed to
sell public auction Merchants and AuctioneeIs Es
s'sE Sssa fse % ss
ng described property, yiz:- -E|779s
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the build -
pEs a a @ e,S n IN II the First Dis
tPaamyta aholne and Dsrb1say having
Seized in The above suit
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
| JOHN p. WALDEN,
,z. Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
Qu4rRIEHE CoyR De DISTRICT La VILE della NILE Or
90 Ia Noa9ele-orleans' tEA FRAN ys; JNo RERscH-
| I'm VERTU dun writ de saisie ct yente
- moi adress par Honorable Quatreme Cour de District
Orleans dams aae cdessus e procederai lie
NERCREDI de mars 1852, midi Ia Bonrse des Nego-
Giants de Encanteus Royae entire cees de Ia Domaine
ct du Canal Ia vente pubque adjudication de proprs
| don't suit Ia description savor-
IN s.na dams Premier District de cette yile
Derbgny ct ayan 50 pieds de face Ii Payra log
pieds de profondeur. D.. -
Ensemble les batsses authorizations uu rouyept
Saise dams laifaire ci-dessus - -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment decentralization.
.,a,..s JOHN P. WALDEN,
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TnEAsueEa's OFFICE,

w TREAsURER'5 OFFICE
:. City Of Jefferson, January I, 1o62.f
NOTICE TO .TAX-PAYERS.---NoTIC rs
hereby given to all residents,
indebted this City Of Jefferson for the year and
esieus year. thst ths are DE and parable
Notice is farther gwen that viii be my Office corner
Berlin and Magazine streets, from 9ocock A. o'clock
r NJ receive said and if the paid within
above mentioned tine they will be Dealt with according
law. - ~ ,.Slz
IA BUREAU DU TREsdRIER,
-5s '7 Vile de Jefferson, Ter de Janyier 1852 & .
Wis AUX CONTRIRUABLES.---P LIE
present tones pefso1nes residents residents
90 L. vile de Jefferson tennes Placement taxes
imposes cunfoemeut Ia lo pour aunse 1861 les
precedentes sont Io leses dues daer
du Ter anvieF 1852 sera bureau dams la Cham
bre du Cone encognure Berlin ct Masasns vile
Jefferson de heures A. NJ heares T. NJ. pour
dites taxes. 5i "a = = taf So
Toues personnes devant dss Ia de Vile par
present reqises dayor sadrsser bureau diei 1sr
JUN. peine de Ia loi SD =
fsS BOT = sg71 FTE7!s-- FELIX I4GRoJJE Trssorer
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SUCCESSION OF, ADOLPHE B ERNARD, NO. 1869, Sc
coDd District Court.
BY H. M. VAN SoLINGEN & CO.,
VIZ. SYER Auctioneer,
Ofice-No % Commercial Place.
THURSDAY, February IS, 1862, Mt the
store l22 Gharres street, between ST. Louis and Tou-
louise streets at NJ occkA by and pursuant to N order
from Honorable the Second District Court of New Orleans,
1922 Docket Of said Court for account of said sncces
sion. a.
The whole stock said consisting of Seeds Plants,
Shrubs Trees with the necessary aopendages and implements
Of said Also the lease Of said store and the personal
effects of said deceased. -
Also on FRIDAY February A. 1882 at l0 O'Clock A. n,
at the plantation C. Tolier ESQ., in the Third District
between Poland street and Convent also for &C
count OF above Succession
One Creole Horse Wagon Set Of Harness. one Old
Cart great variety Of Plants Tees Shrubs etc. contained
in Hot Houses, etc. .
HFTERMS-Oash.y fe3 10 IL
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FELIX LAGROUE, Treasurer,
CONSTABLE,s SAFES.

- Parish of Orleans. No. 5l6S. a
ID directed BY tho Hon A. q Brce, First Justice ii Tic
Peace IN and for the parish Of Orleans will
public auction THURSDAY. 14th day of Februa.y 1852
st II O'clock NJ at warehouse, Julia street, between
Magazine and Tchonpitoulas Streets: 49, 1fT
ALOT OF FURNITURE. Ess M g-} 3Em 5s4Gt ~
Seized in the above entitled suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot - r.. T.. . =
2 7|fTs=9e - p II. DEGRIYy GanstahIa
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ATOTICE-THE rCOPAR1 NERSI1P EXISTING IN
~ this city between F. Lazare p Lerasenr aed j. L. An.
bert comnendua has been dissolved since the LIST instant
J. L. AUBERT, in commendum, retiring.
The undersigned will attend to the buses Of the old firm
and contr the under the style of LlARE LEV AS
SEUR.
FRANCOIS LAZARE,
PIERRE LEVASSEUR,
Red Store between The Markets, Second District.
New Orleans, January TO- 1852. jail I'm
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SALE WITHOUT RESERVE. -
French orgades Muslin Dresses Ribbons Curtain Musins
Linen Meetings. and assorted seasonabls Dry Goods.
..... Aa,, By H. SAMORY, ze%
-.rEE1 sNL7 c. SAMoET, Anctioneer.
Auction Rooms, No. As Old Levee street,
between Customhouse and Benvilo streets.
TUESDAY, Feb. a, ut 10 O'Clock A. M,
i his auction sales ROOM No. 40 Old Leyee street,
between Customhouse and Benye srees will be sold
public auctoR-
IL bales French Organdies al
lG9 kich Mn In Dresses. r..=-53I
10 cartons Bonnet Ribbons, assorted.
100 pieces Assorted Curtain Mnslins.
LOO pieces White Linen Meetings.
lCO dozen fine Madras HaDdkerchiefs.
10 lots Seasonable Dry Goods such Drills Diapers Cling
hams Bishop Lawns, Brilanes, Bareges. Damask Table
Co Turkey Red Calico Prints Jacone,s Whitsand Coored
Mslins Calbrs Spool Thread Gailles, Alpaccas, Drap
d'f.G, Impariaes, ~ -
ka-TERMS-At sale. fe3
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LEGAL N0TTCEH.

Parish Of Orleans. : GARLoN.-No. 329a l.
EIRsEgEt of g writ of fIsri Eactas, to
ths Peaes for he parish Orleans n he sSeye emitted it
vii proceed to sell ut public aneon, WEDNESDAY the
th dsy 81 February 1852 at ~ o'clock NJ Basin s,rcet
uals W john, Common street ~ -
TffE IMPROVEMENTS erected by defendant 81 the prop
~ o. psiniIn On Baain street Common street, consisting
ssized IL the shove suit
fEkHsr-Cash on the spot. ssE
fefsis W. II. WATERS.
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Nos. Is Canal and II Crossmsn streets,
Sign Of the Root Hog or Die.
Manufacturer all kinds Of Plain and Fancy AWNINGS,
TENTS, TARPAULINs, etc. Also all kinds OF FLAGS and
BANNERS suitable for companies or other purposes With
FlagstaHs to suit Fall Purchase Ropes Sings etc. nted
furnished order at the shortest notice. BLOCKS Of al
ready strapped; likewise all kinds of heavy BLOCKS
sPARS RIGGING suitable for raising machinery any
other heavy material.
have likewise on hand ns lot of SPRUCE sPARs which
offer for sals Cheap for Cash.
Of the above articles be found at Nos Is Canal and II
Crossman streets, New Orleans
n B. Sail and Rigging work in all its branches aud country
orders promptly filed at the shortest possible notice.
nj lyAW
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f 4 = g
PaExIERE JUSTICE DE PAX ~. W. OLIVER We PAuLESs
pour la No. 5I69. 81 :
Paroisse d'Oreans.
EN YERTUa Itn writ de fiert facIas q; moi
IL adresse Hon. A. q. Briee Premiere pax
dams Ct IL paroe dorlsans, je procsdefi e JEED
entire les dss Magasns ct Tcnouponlas pu
bliaue de-; s..,-z2+ -
Ssisis dams pafaire cidessus. ..s
GONDITIONS-Conpiant :
Jazz fec IA P. Fl. DEGRUY. Constable
s4S& So j. N1MICk VI. j. j. FOUCHER
'.'2ss sssSs: j.;
by VIRTUE Of two vyrtts Of. fieri faacias, to
- directed by the Hon. D. F. Mitchell, Second
the Peace for the parish Of Orleans will proceed sell
Camp and Magazine streets TUESDAY the 1th day Of
February, 1862. IL O'Clock M: ET'lf.'s. :
3AsCERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situate in the First ~.
District of this CITY, in the square No by St @
Joseph, julia Tchountoulas and Foueher Streets on EI
plan by G. A. Hedin architect dated 10th March, 1852
deep, between narael lines, and front Foueer
! which street II forms the corner. fs
Together with all the buildings and improvements thereon
consisting ola brick building, *, !.
Seized in the above entitled suits. @H5S ss+ rs
= 1870 W. H. WATERS Constabte
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Dartitnlar A0tltes.

GRAND SEcnrrAnYs Orricy, T. 0. Q. F., ,
- a. New Orleans Feb, !, 1862.
W. An adjourned meeting OF the ~. w.
Grand Lodge OF Ionann will be held In the Grand Encamp
NJ If$- S71 ~ E95, -s,'stl ,z.5.rII,
fe3 HENRY BIER Grand Secretary
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COLEAGENCYs STACKER RONWORKs.
and after the first day Of January
transportation the price Of Sugar Kettles Bars and Fur
mace Mouths, will rule as follows: -.
Sugar Kettles from to 36 inches at 81 rs ineh AZ to 66
inches 81 50 an inch u to 81 inches 81 IS INCH Fur
Mouths $685. $40 and accorng to ze Crate Bars &C.
per pound. x,,,,,z
-a u Commission Merchant, No. II Union street.
n sa1p
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S25 RE1VARD-RAN AWAY FROM us ST.
A Charles street, the negro woman LUCINDA, aged 81
& years. feet inches small wen on the right eye The
eye reward viii bs paid for her delivery IN the City
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r EEDs' FOUNDRY, NEW ORLEANS
LEEDS CO., IRON FOUNDERS,
Manufacturers OF Vertical Horizontal Stear Nngnss
Bollers Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans Sugar Keles Uarners
Gin Gearing Iron Columns and Fronts for Budngs FurnAei
South. \ .
have been duly authorized and prepared eonszse
ETILLMAN,S PAfKNT BA4ASSE FURNACE. =
. telz dkwly s's E5s4sEs y W Ef't 3E
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-30

A,.oiklr I,,st4lussns Of Ys'N~s.--A ~tietsoa,
ment from Gen Jarkson's army brought down
by the Central railroad yesterday twenty-elx
prisoners, sixteen Yankees aud ted domestic
traitors. Tbs latter were very squaud and
mice rabIe. hans.6og looking get OF creatures
While they might nave served the enem az
spies on the actions of our brave boys, they
conld hardly. Judging from APPEARANCES, bav.
inflicted any serious damage on the cause OIL
Southern rights by their characters or exam
pie Some Of the Yankees were tolerably fair
specimens Of humanity, bat IN sevsrxl OF the
the brute stuck out 90 far that it could not 10
concealed. A number Of them were 30 Teuson-
io that H. cir jarcon conid hardly be understood.
The names Of .he Yankees were James Gin
Lis, company +, Sd Maryland; Thos. Eekles,
company II, Goth Ohio; james +. Barns, oom-
pany /, l4;h I0disna e. CsAfey, company Z,
LIST Vermont j. II Abell, company b. Lat Yer
mont; John Brown, company 3, 1t Vermont :
A. E. Miller, company B. lat Vermont; Z.
Van Weber, company 4, S9th lslInols; James
Moore, company q, lsE Vermont; Coarlee
Schetz company F, 54sh New York Ed. Ha-
| man, sergsant company |, 5otd New York
]. Leather, company K, 40,h Pennsy lyan'a
". +. JOB asoD, company l., 9th Connecticut
| A Johpson, company E, 5th Counecteu.'
r. Sparks, coI papy K. 29th Illinois W. A
h.; Chapman, company Il, Sd Wisconsin,.
The following are the psmes OF the citiSen
| prisoners, and the counties from "nica they
/! hail, viz: j. Light, NJ. Esane, and Riohaf'
Buckley, Frederick 3; N Morris, IL ro % nj
Beverly Bresrau, Rockingham; l.. Caring
Page A Hefn, Fredsricksburg james N
| Wiso,f Chss B Guy, VIM. II: Van Wort
| Orauve Samuel KiaQ. Thos. l.. Morrlson
| Inn Cnatl,,u. aud Moses Morrison, Spots
! syvania
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-30

Mayors Court Yes,erdoy-Bsrnard Eea.
gle, for pulling the ears of Jno Emsnhaussr's
son, wss required to give $50 security TO be
of good behavior in future
John Emenhauser, for apply ing various ugly
epitbets to Bernard Nsagls In consequence OF
hi, pulling his sons aurai appendago, was re-
qured to give 100 security.
Henry Barres, charged by Miss Euta Ella
Kelley with the Ownership Of an occasional
infant, was required to give $500 bail for his
appearance this morning
Mortimer Mann, arrested for trying to raise
free Il ghs at an Irish party, b. ing SOLDIER,
was cent seit before Gen. Wiudsr.
Frances Divine, for stealing articles Of wear
ing apparel, valued at $500, from Catherine
ConneIs, underwent an examinati,n, ami wa
cent before the Hastings Cour, for further trial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-30

THB UgATH OF ABB AvKaSo.-Ffom The
.Jew Or.eans Del.o. OF sh3 Is ia inst, we COPY
tae following NOTICE Of the death CT a noble
q, pc triotic ell. goa q Ih.,t rlacsi
rhs fs.eacn y. assj, Anatois Piacide Avegno
cgers deeply shocxed when tae Cars ,-s-srdsv
or1ngn- ais oorpss 20 LIS city The tels.
srapuio disp ai.~~..es HAD .heen 50 COL flc;,ux
-aIisj Us 70 his faIe, but ihis was In great
degree relieved by tao recsation OF late infor-
nation that lie was on has way hCme, and
R!,hu ugh suffering much from his wounds
Gas ooink we'll.
NIL AVsgao was native Of this city. aud
coDfrere vi d. the late Col. bIenS anu and
III i1r Butls-. WITH the former he was a
sonooimAte 81 the Western Military Institute
IN Ken iaeAy. Having graduated in the iav
scaool Vi re UrivsIally OF Louisiana, be
commenced the practice CT mis- profession In
tails city, III Waion he was rislLg To great
success, when he cali OF Louisiana to her
sens to rally to the battle field wa heard -
linn ediaIely his Wncie eHerg les aed resources
were dsvolsd ~ tLis oslI Ho assisted
Ia getting mp and organizing ths Avesno
hat.alioL, Afterwards merged in.0 the
lStn LoaisiaIa regiment, OF which he was
eiec;e ed N .]O-. He devoted his wncie lime To
ais dusies. aud snsn called upou suddenly to
lead eis TeSiment in the battles OF Shiloh. ne
dc it WIN prorp.ness ana darseS hat
aroused The highest LIN ration. On me lirsx
Gay his horss vas SD o. nnEel him, ard ON the
second day. towards line CLOSE Of the battle,
ns was !. tAe act OF leading his men to a
cbarSo upon the enemy when he fell IA Or tally
wounded. Ha fell where ths brave love 70
d!e-at hts pest OF duty. We are told by OFT
~ his gallac. cqMY RAIDS tEat Lis WLcle con.
dact during tbs severe hsas.pg GA p.su days
~4s that ote veteran, ard that his dariss AID
horoism wsre brightly oonBciI uors, sSs On Ia
that feld OF dseos o. peoie valor.
hiz leg was afterwards ampu .ated, and ha
lett Conn III win the tain. hope Of seeing once
again Its friends, oniioren, and wife. Blu.
just as he reached Camp Moore, where eight
months ego he had received his com nissloa,
and his eye fell upon lhs white teat u, he raj.
lied iof II moment, smiled aud dropped U
sleep Is gen Tie as q Child.