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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1863-11-21
State OF louisiana
Opelousas, October 3, 1868,

District Cours-Par.sh Of 81. Landrs-No 9423.
ELIZA MARKS, of the Parish ef St. Landry.
- Widow of Francois Quebedaau, fs. de-
ceased. and Natural Tutrix, &c. having filed q
tiual Tableau of distribution OF the funds of said
Estate, accompanied by petition praying that
the same may be homolegated;--Ana whereas
the prayer of said petition has been granted by
an order of Court. dated September Is, 1863
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all in-
terested to make opposition, if any they have, in
writing At my Office within thirty days from the
date of the present notice, why said Tablrau
shonld not be homologated, the Tuhix discharged
from ali further liabilities and her bond cancelled.
A. GARRIGUES, Clerk.
0pelousas, October 3, 1863. &sf
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$500 REWARD.
RANAWAY from the undersig

q Runaway from the undersigned. an
"a, on the night of the 9th ult., five u,iIesK
o4Sa from Lloyd's bridge. "n the Burr's.A.
Ferry road, the following described slaves, viz:
A man named TYREE, light gviffr, aged
about thirty tx years, about five feet, niue
inches high
A negro man namrd WILSON, dark gritft,
aged about fhi,ty five years. abeut five feet,
eight inches high, stout and thick set, front
tooth missing,
A negro man named MCCOY, aged nineteen
years. and about five feet. eight inches high.
A negro girl named ROSETTA, aged about
twenty years.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS each will lie
paid for the apprehension and delivery 10 me Of
any or all Of said slaves, al auy point between
the Bayou Reuf aud Hurr's Ferry
Also. ram away from my plantation, on the
Bayou Bnuf:
j negro man named GEORGE, aged abou.
,hifty-si1 years and 1888
Another negro named ALLEN, aged about
twenty-six years.
One hundred dollars vii! be paid + the ap.
prelansioi and delivery to me of said m+n. as
any point between my residence and Burs
Ferry. The two last named slaves are believed
I to be on or in the neighborhood of my psnta-
ton, and the ethers will most probably resort to
the same poin; at all early day.
GEORGE r KING.
ST. Landry. September IL. Io63.-tf-2s.
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State OF Louisiana.

District Court Parish Of st. Landry No 9421.
T0SEPH ST. CYR, Of the Parish Of St Lam
y dry. Administrator Of the estate of Edvige
Olin. wife Of Joseph Bergeron, deceased latr OF
the. Parish Of 81. Landry. having filed . final
tablean Of the affairs Of said estate accompanied
by petition praying that the same may be ho-
Enaologated; And whereas. the prayer of said
petition has been granted by an order of Court,
dated September Is, 1863
Therefore, notice is hereby given 10 all in
terested 10 make opposition. any they have, in
writing 1t my Office. within thirty days from the
date Of the present notice. why said tableau
shosld not be homologated, the Administrator
discharged FROM all further liabilities and bis
bond cancelled.
A. GARRIsUE Clerk.
0pelousas. Sentember ID 1863. .s-.M
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state of Louisiana.
Opelonsas, 0ctoher 3, 1863.

District Court Parish Of 81 Landry No. a42o.
NMELAIDE BROusSARD, Of the Parish of
- st. Landry. Testamentary Executrix of the
Estate of Lncien Richard. deceased late of the
Parish Of st. Landry, having filed a final tablesr
Of distribution Of tie affairs of said estate, ae-
Ecompanied by petition praying that the same
may be homologated; And Whereas the prayer
Of said petition has been granted by an order Of
Conrt, dated September Is, 1863.
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all in
terested TO make opposition. If any they have. in
date q the present notice. why said ,abeau
should not be homelogated, the Execntrix dis
charged from oil further liabilities and her bond
cancelled.
A. GARRIGUEs, Clerk.
Opelousas, September 10, 1863.
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State of Louisiana.

District Coar.--Parish Of St. Landry-Ns. 9423.
BENJAMIN ANDRUs, of the Parish of St.
NJ Landry, Administrator of the Estate of En-
nest Quebedeau, deceased, late Of the Parish of
st. Landry having filed final Tablean of dis
tribu,ion of the funds of said Estate. aecompa-
MED by petition praying that the same may BE-
honologated;-And whereas, the prayer OF said
petition has been granted by an order of Court
dated September Is. 1868.
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all in.
serested to make oppositiof.if any they have, III
writing At my Office, within thirty days from the
date Of the present notices. why said Tabltan
should not be hornolcgatsd, the Administrator
discharged from all furt liabilities and his
bond cancelled.
fnelousas, October 3. 1868
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oPELo q 8 A s.:
sTRDAy. q: NOVEMBER 81, 1863.

loving to second invasion by the Fed
Ina. we have been compelled to interrupt
|,l.r issue Of our paper for several weeks.
koo been more lucky this time than the
g saved our printing materials and are
s.bled to continue our publications, hoping
|,yain to be interrupted by such imposa.
and hoping no less to deserve public pat.
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$3.50 Reward |

Y OsT, on Sunday last, on the main road be-
- tween Bay"a Cidcot and opelousas, 3 large
brown pocket beck containing some notes drawn
by the undersigned and which he had just paid
his pass. signed by Capt Smith, Of Alexandra,
and other private and business papers; also, be-
tween $1,000 and $i56o in Confederate notes,
and a gold pencil holder.
The above reward will be paid upon the deliv-
cry of the above to David Roos, at Opclousas,
or to the undersigned at Alexandra.
SIMON WE'LL.
October TO, 1863 32-3t.
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FATAL ACCIDENTS.

One day las. week, a man by the name Of
Carlin. from St, Mary, scout in Baylie VinsonS
corps, while under the influence Of liquor, acci.
dentally shot one of his friends, from the same
Parish, named Finley, at the Claude House,
in our town. Finley received the ball {of re-
volver) in the side Of the chest, and on!y sur.
vived IS minutes s+ Es.g. ..g-.5- i
On Sunday morning last, near the Court
House. another crowd got into spree and Bay
lie Vinson, one of them accidentally shot man
by the name Of Splane, (both from the Parish
Of St, Mary, and both member Of the same
company the bullet (of revolver1 entering the
chin and neck and lodging in the Spine. The
unfortunate Splane died two days after.
So much for an imlnoderate use of ghum.
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TO RENT OR LEASE.

"A SMALL PLANTATION situated
~ miles West of the Town of Opelou-
sas, over 100 arpents of which are under a
good fence. There is on the place, good
dwelling house, Corn Crib, Negro Cabins,
and other out houses.
For particulars apply to the undersigned
on the premises.
CELTMA ST. RLANCAT.
ct. Landry Nov Fl, 1853 33-tf
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NOTICE.

DERSONs having claims against the Estate
IL Of David H. Morris, deceased, are requested
to present them duly authenticated to John 3.
Hudspeth.
GEO W. HEDSPETH,
Administrator.
Orelo,,sas. October 10, 1s63-a2.
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HEADQRs. DEPT. TRANSMITS, I
Shreveport, Nov. 4, 1868. :.

g [ E1fFdct.
SPECIAL ORDERS No 1e2
W.T. Clause I'd. of Par. VIII, s. o. l39,
&A&&s and Clause 2l. Of Par. KS. O. l60,
are hereby revoked, and the following substituted
therefor: ....
This schedule of prices established every two
months Or oftener. will be published for the in.
formation Of parties making imprrssment and
no officer or agent will pay or approve for pay
ment ans local appraisement materially in excess
thereof, but will always refer the same to the
board for its revision and final valuation.
BY command of r.
It. Gen. E. KIRBY SMITH.
.a. 8. ANDERSON, ASST. Adist. Gen. [3 At.
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THE ELECTION IN CALcAsIEu.-Tronc certain
returns we have seen, this Parish voted 1872 votes
at the election Of the ed inst. We have no room
to publish details, and will only say that Eli A.
Perkins has been elected as Representative, Asa
Ryan as Clerk of the District Court David j
Read (incumben.) as Sheriff. James Cole SIS As
SCISSOR, and Felix Pelloqnfa as Coroner.
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WWe see by . military order that MI the
Coffee Houses in our town have been cloaed. and
that it is expressly forbidden to sci! or give. any
intoxicating liquor to soldiers or citizens, under
the most severe penalty.
We hope that this win last as long a. we have
troops about -. and longer toe.
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E, Ilaudo House.

- THIS establishment (EormerIy Union
Hotel has lately been reopened for the
--uka convenience Of regular hoarders and the
public. 4 good Stable is attached to the Hotel.
EMILE CLAUDE 4
3 opolousaa. August 1855.
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The ELECTION IN ST.. LANDRY-On the I'd
of November inst, only two polls were opened in
our Parish-W ashington and Big Cane-where
an aggregate Of II votes were given.
According to this vote, the following persons
were elected, to-wit: 5,s
Representatives in the Legislatare:-T. c. An.
derson, A. r. Hawkins, F. L. Pisve and John
c. Barry.
Cisrk:-Adolphe Garsigues.
shsr:F Capt James G. Hayes.
Coroner:-E T. Greeniee. :
Assessor:--Vi Villeneuve Joubert
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~ From the returns oi tho election of the
Cd inst, it is almost certain that MI the old mem.
bers of Congress from this State are reelected,
with the exception of Mr.. Marshall, from the 5th
District, who was not candidate. Dir. Hodge
has been elected in his place.
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Estate Of George Y. Trudeau.

A IL persons having claims against the Sue
41 res-ion of the late George v. Trudeau, de-
ceased, are requested :" present them duly su-
l,enficated to The undersigned, at his Drug Store,
at Washington;--And all those who may be in
dehfed to said deceased are also requested to
come forward and settle within thirty days after
the present date, it they wish to save costs.
E. BOUCHEZ,8
Testanentary Executor.
Washington September 26, 1868. 30-5ts
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HEADQUARTERS EN- ROLLING oFFIcEf
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY.

OpraoHsas November l2sh 1863.
GENERAL ORDERS No. J..
n LII men In the Parish OF vt. Landry between
- Lie ages pf Is and AS years, tincluding all
those who have been heretofore discharged, de-
tailed Or exempted On any ground whatsoever, ]
are ordered 10 report to me immediately, or 10
Lieut.. A. Landry, at the Notary Office Of joel
H Sandoz, opposite Mr. Poiret's stable, in Ope-
lousas. Those who fail TO report, will be cen
sidered deserters and treated accordingly.
wv. C. aiORREL1., Capt G. 8. A.
Enrolling Officer, Parish Of St. Landry.
November 9I, 1863
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fFs are informed Chat 4 schooner reached
er Merrnente safs about tlle end of last
I from Havana ssilh 4 cargo of powder,
N and rope. and other merchandise.
bother scho0ners werc hnrat in order so
tshem srona falling into the liands cf the
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HEADQRs DEPT TRANS-AIss.. I
Shreveport, Nov. 8, 1853.
E1tract.1
SPECIAL ORDERS No 49,
TXYa TIL following notice Of Exchange Is
y " y published for tue information and gui.
dance of all concerned:
u Richmond, October I6. 1865.
lii. Col. nj. g. WATrs:
'.Allthe Port Hudson prisoners are exchanged
Haiad can return To duty.
lSigned1 n. GUILD,
Agent for Exchange
III compliance with The above notiee, all off.
GERS and enlisted men now in the Department
Trans Mississippi, who Were captured at Port
Hudson will report as follows:
~ An from arkansas, % Brig. Gen. Doehsfy. 1t
Washington, AEksnsas.
ALL from Louisiana, 70 Brig. Gen. Allen, as
Shreveport, Louisiana.
By command off 5s#s3.z
LII Gen. r. KIRBY SMITH.
H.a. AEnERsoF. Art Adjj's Gen ESQ a.
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Circular.
HEAD QUARTERS, DEPT. TRASs-lfrss., I
Shreveport, Oct IA, 1869.
/ mi PUBLICATIONS for appointment in the
- Medical Staff Of that portion of the army
serving in the Department Trans Mississippi,
will be made to Surgeon Jno. M. Haden, Medi-
cal Director at these Head Quarters.
The applicants will state their names (christian
and surnameo in full, age. length Of timv tha.
they have been in practice, in what school they
graduated and iii what year. and the position ap.
Piled for, whether Surgeon or Assistant Surgeon.
BY command Of tss ss.
1T. GEN E. KIRBY SMITH.
10. s. ANDERSON, Asst Adj Gen. I33 St.
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The Nish, ,u.cL on For, Sumter

correspond, Ut give, the following scecunt Of the
nish; attack Fort sumter. on the sth Of scpten.
bsf unGrr eomri and Of Car,,ia Thcm.. II stevens,
Of The monitor potsp,co;
A. l. o'clock ,h, expedition c,' OF from the ,u..
sV'it -" yndr IRON Suui'er, ana hsadsd for TIE
~ IA line .meas': thc uiv'i gaicr ,.L. Ilissia
i'nt on tie nor face the latalinn 81 marines he ia
oiu "a 10 T.i sn at d,'taatS col 20 yards And Te
~ ~ tne en'iny' .hoId ary make then apprstanc.
We psnpN, Iho might whs very dark, IN ugay ~
spSct. iAvoring Tho ein5dition, " Nch wa not dis
..v1red VI 'h, DIP Of th' oars Ia the -..ef sartued
scon tecamc evident 10 thoi, Ia tho boats IN tn
stis Which followed, that they porld meet ~itha Dc
tsrmined r'niancc, hut thcv we're not ~ pared for
~" sudden voii,y Of mrskctry when hai's' them
rom the io,t whcn within ouy nfteen afds cEvy,-
ornss y di, Tor q. momsn, the whole psrspet in
sth'et OF hare. At IN. inomen, ,igtsi iuckst .as
..ni W and Moiiire, Nee sut Beauresaid opened
,nt .heil, ny " ch two Of the boat, -ere sssnipcd
,,nesi ~. in ls"iat,i anj the t1,n those who we're
,trus-iias in thc vae Irstsntly. ylth ths ,,a' .
n,,n,aIy s','s'lon IN. 90, t'o ,mail s,cAmsr..
ssos9ee.ied tth'ni ihe '1rt, ,mrrsed f,om their
.monr tlcni. .ni tteu ref-siSJ. The boat,
pu.hed en-, hovo,e,. a1d about 80 oi our men. sii
uhnsin,fd, succeeded IN iauiidr, sUii ',irihc
explosion Of hani er.n'drs aud shower ofm',ilc.,
ic 'qch b-ick'. e.s snt tie i'Ie li'ut Pr.,ion's
his men foe. Inn h' oh,, "a ny among me d,brS
sufr nundins the forsc wal. but the ascent var 80
Obliged e lay ssde their ar,ns md Climb With hsnds
AND lse, 70 IN. top f.9n thc beach htrc tie enemy
ing among our men ord pro.tratius them like 90
many ten pins. exploding Almost instantly deal.
ins death and destruction around. with the r.trea,
OF the two steamers, houlsris. Bee md BeauresArd
again psnrd hre tht shrspncl striking agnin.t the
fort ana falling into the water Ike rluch hail.
tcoond and third charge or4,ied with like resuts
70 the hrtt, yhen the word WAS siycn to retreat.
Many Of the hoais we're swtmpcd durns the action,
thoss that could he brought o6, but the rom in
der had TO be left behind Ony three men are Actu
sllv know II to have been killed. but th,Ie must bavs
been otheIe Our whole loss IL estimated ~ ont hun
dTen and MY. The enemy say they have one hun.
ored and thirty prisoncre.
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Naval Movements.

ENe'ins "cene 81 the Navy Yard Etc.
Hestorday oonsid.rab.e .Gci. .tmrnt was ned
=. a.. u-..l,-. g. go -.-, 81. - !,
~ inc b'o"sVh navy ara ~ 'h' arrival mere of
ht~een two and tn se hundred l. = .aio.s, rec nty
Of III. ,,e.mer Rto,liyu rLo WAR. "a d,,n ou,o
~ ' ''''
si'e tne LJeeum Hnu uenlanaNl teF pay, or ZONE
satisfsctory remon for Withholding IT, They .tated
,h., ,h,x h,I h,., ..h.,. .,,.. .t, e.. "a , -,
,rah,a co,x.d,,o ,noc.b.,, ~, .t. ,,,o,,.,
.rs The d.ua,dc, .or,. ,,,.J. ., r.,, ,,,Ir.
n.,... And ,ods,,, ,bc,, h,,nr,,cL. ,,d h,o. III,
,hev ~. o,l,..i ,, i,. 10, a., l.,,l.,,t.
C.n.,in Md. ~ ,he &,.h r,rol,,.. .d,,..,,t
,h,n Ard ,,,,,d ,h,,he 10 ,I..,,,. -,
,h. Ad,,t,.I. b,d ,,oa. o,,,r .-.,, ~, .lt.b ,ho
eopld r,c,iv, hail, a.. n,y due ,b.r o, ,h,. fs.r,
,s, ,norri,, IN. ,,v,,,.,.r p, .b, u,o,,,,,, ~
"a. nr,,on, ,,,r,d IN. ci.c,.,.,.rc,,h,,.. Tha
p,oolIv, h.. bad M cornr,a,di,s OH, ,,,r,a,o,,
in attached 10 il 10, some tine c.n,,,n rr,ron.
~ ,,orch, no, hor,, 90. s....,.t ,,.,
Ter he, .,,,.l and on l,,,,ns. h. tod ,.o,.,,,...
"a, % .ivs ,b. ,,,,, ~. r,o,th,. .nt ~, 49,.
I, oh.,in, mi, IN. c,.,, ,,,e,o,, ,,,n,a
hardship bn, thor, !. h,,tlv apvto,1 d,r,@,I, -
~, ~, .L..
''.no ''' Inv nn,''.
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msu'n Of the President. bases upon the ..me. 10 b.
p'nhhed tor he Information Of sl! concerned. and
.n"' zoe following special ,n,,rue,ous for p.rors in
We military service Of the United States bs srietly
Observed, viz:
N. r'en,ion Of every ofiesr In IN. military s.r
Uohe ni.ed States 10 called to the proclaim alton
tfte'den', issued the 18th day of s. pemhsr
.ooo, ey which the privilege Of the wri, oS hahsec
eoipus suspended II. the e'ore writ Of hst-a A.
so.pus should, IN violation Of the Aforesaid proc
mston NJ susd out srd served upon any cfheer in
sn military service Of the United States command.
e MIN 70 pr oduce before court or Judge anv psr
sSn in his eustodr. ty an hortr OF the Fre,dSst of
soe belonging 70 any one Of the classes ,reifisd
zee dents rtocl lAmssion, u shall be the dutv
OF such TO maxi kuovu By his certificate under
ostn 10 whofnsoever may tssus ssrvs such writ Of
nools COZ ~, that the psrson named in sad writ 10
aeNined y him ~ isoner under the authority Of
sne rfee dent Of .he United states Such rstura
nAvinf been made, any person serving, or AZ
temp.inl TO serve suoh srit. either By the com.
mAnd OF any Court, or Judse, or othervisr
and vfh or without proo.. ~ las shall
suenp arrest the oifcer makinr such re-
tusn AUD holding 10 castoiN such persop, the aid
ofnoer 10 hereby comuanded n refuse .uhmi,.cu and
oceu ncr 10 such arrrst and II thars should he an
'pt 70 take such person siotn the custody OF such
otnc.i' OF srest such ocer he ,hau resist such st
ttmpt, calling to his aid force thst ma, be- ps-
ee...y 70 nhirin she authority Of the tnitsd
s'aes ana req ief such rcss'.Ic ef'cc. 81
JANrs u. frr,
irovost Narshal General.
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Tolegraphie News Itsas, 10.

sAN Horsros ssssin reported dead, st his hons 10
TeIss
Is addition to the rolling stock captured ., KueI-
Vile, Tenn, versl hesvily laden freight tsinr hA We
since been taken ny our forees near MorristoWn.
LArx Nashvil. papers state that pssscnr-rs nom
stevenson r.por reverse TO Gen. Thomn's corps
near Lafayette, between Trenton and Dalton, Ga.
IT 10 estimated that the draf In the District Of Co
nearly 5000.
Mas ANY, DicKsssos, the feu,,le orator. has sons
TO Pennsylvania, 10 be delivered Of some speeches,
during the election campaign.
II reported by telegraph TO dsy that the steamer
Caledonia s taking In coal 81 Quebec to supply Con.
federate steamer.
into the hsnds of he rebels last Spring. been sr
rested within our lines and imprisonsd In Washing
ton.
Tac agents Of the Sanitary Commission captured
duIins he ste IN yssion Of P,nnsylvanis and Mary.
land Who have ever since ben comm. I'd In th. Libby
Prison ~ Richmond are to he releated saturday
STATES dr. n b. enforced IN that part Of iouisi
ana WHICH claims the benehu Of 10y slty. The en-.
rolment has been completed.
rsnsements, and hereafter will be able 10 deliver TO
subsrr!bsrs be bonds Of the hvewenty loan the day
sftrr the 'uhscription has been received.
THI Maryland coored reeirnent, recruitedat Bsiti.
more, made diess parade IN that city yesterday.
The regiment appeared with full ranks, about Q
ssy S.a & a p4... ";$s .
Another colorcd regimen. Is forming.
Tup Pacific Railroad 10 fairly under -av On tho
18Th car. ran from Ban FIancifco 10 within -,
IN le. OF San jose Twenty 1--WE raiies win he 10 or
der f,r ts,"ns,r r cars vithIn month Th, I,,.,'
OF the road 10 san Jose viii be oomplet.d he lam
ary - ''
r,,v .v.,s, ~ .r,,o,,n, .rh,.i,r,,
a. .lnV ytte'n oI "Mp,oylnR suns'rufs y not new.
y,sr OF ar- rnfag.d a, sul.t i,tl," during III. nv
olu,iynary WAr n cons .!,raiion of . c1wonr hl.nk
et, sw'iaruiag .,,ns,l,, and u bushels OF vhost
per noI Do
- hLnAt' ~, d'0s uI' ~ a, ,.on' ~ Fes
,etrn n., NJ. 80. M ma,
Nsne, lawns t.nfr''l.. . @ N@"'I";mlton ,rlnly N
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The y v. state Fair Great Sncress-Re-
au,t at the Trot brtween Patchrn and
Clny-ThipNcs and SagUbond-.

Irca, y. Y, SEPT. Il, As Wa, expected, th, has
been tn day OF the fair. Il is estimated that
no. lees than 10000 people vsi'ed the ground to-day
Tho total rcc.iptI up to Tonight we're between SO
900 and .li,o p. HIudred- OF people -slkrd 'he
-'.e-t. ast uiShi, unable n oh'Iin lodfinss. The
,,eetsto ush' are thionrcd the cars not beng able
90 ear, 81 ihu ?'opl' out of town.
Tho tro' h,.yesn P4tohcn and Ga drew a cro I'd
o. 1000 ltc?le. ,lsy ~on tho race ard money 10
three straight ho.r.
The attendance Of h'vss aud gamblers Ia, been
very lsry,. quito = number OF pockets were picked
The rariblcss sore fr.unste. Scores OF unsu,pac;-
Ing countrymeu were ioecai b. the monte players.
Who were mostly to be u-t with In cara and wagons
At svery few yards The pJ,iee regulations we're
miserable.
The isI will close tomorrow, ~hen the Awards will
be made and the premiums paid The aggregate re-
cepts will probably reach $4,000.
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Reported Death Of the Rebel General
IIindmau

letter from Fort Smith, Arb. to the ~. Louis
RErcBiLoAs. contains the following item The
death n Major General Hindman, st Richmond,
come three weeks .ince, is announced. lie has been
under arrest last winter for his Of atroccus
tyranny while IN command here. lie died suddenly,
OF oongestive fever"
The rebel General Hindmsn. whose death 10 re.
ported above, va, horn in Tennessee, served IN MeI.
leo as lieutenant ina Ml,-ssirpi regiment. and wss
. member Of Consres from Akansas. He ~n .
member Of the Baltimore Democratic Convention
that nominated Mr. Douglas IN 1850. When the re
belion broke out he entered the Confederate service
and to the rsnt II M.ior General. He at one
time commanded in AIksn,a.. and all Iebeldom west
OF the Mississippi He was charged with frsudnlsnty
obtaining 1000 0o0 from the bsnk. Of Memphis. and
othr abuses Of power but seems to have been cleared
by the ConfedcrA.e Congress.-Erl
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The Rur,srs In Regard 10 Ada,iraIs rasra
gut and Dnhigren

Warrington, SEPT i;.-E &. published this morn
ins, there has been disasreemen. between General
Gilmore and Admiral Dahlgren, involving tho ten
der Of hi. resignation by the former and the ois
placement ofthe latter nv Admiral Faraeut, there
has certainly been der.ictIon Of duty on the part
ofDAhlsren, Who has said nothing whatever 10 the
proper departm'nt on that .ubec', in the recently
received advioes,-hence the report Is d.crtditsd.
No sction whatever lis. h en- taken TO transfer Ad
mira FaIrsgut from his pre- sent command.
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Ro.eernus's Movement. In Georgia.

Rebel dispstche. announce that Rosecrans's advance
has reached Dalton, Gsoreia. This 10 . town In
Whi.ehsld county, on the Western and Atsn'a Rail
road. and the northern terminus OF the East Tennes
and q 'orgis Railroad, leading to knoxville ty
va OF Chsttaroo,, and forming mr., OF he dI.c,
route between the Es.tern and southw western states
The county about Dalton royt large quantities OF
4 Federal detachment 10 also rC.O.ted 10 have oc
cupi. Lafayette tom Of sole In .or'anoe, iyins
'outhwest Of Dalton, ThC'" ipOycm nts would seem
to indicate advance on Rome in two columns one
oi which would iinerate EittCru Alalgms, white at
the fsme time n,usciug Nctte!n LeoTs,a.