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eses % 0!assctsent hsse besn fortified by the re-
srsa4 seldkess 81 thai cenmen wealth vhess Aesign
- Be- 70 iest Lineeln's sss drSt. mast be peculiarly
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anoe4or ev.snee Of The senseity With watch fbo 80
Who hmve seen the e0pha nt cling the seas-span.
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vi Ne neet naFu39ceat 9ovesnnent that ever ex-
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SUrizss' GooEs.-A superior stock Of sutlers' Good
10 csfrd for sae iseseing ersry article usually fnn
In eatlsrs sstshiishsssas Apply 20 Only, kerr AM
isIls, nsxs deer % she Pans iarsbais Office.
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New YoHx, July Is, 10 u. T.
The HuSsen Ratlread trains came oniy -
Yonkers. ti,e track being toyn MD this eide. -
The iahabitsnts OF Yo6ksfs kAse cggssfzs4 20
protect themselves. and tue eouspsnieg &ere
q guarding the srsensl. AZ Tasrysovs nc peo.
ple have alec oflanizeA, -. .sss, =,
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srs ~s Of the ships IS. Eoxia, seathara Ceqss
and hsd Gnsntlet, harn4 By the pirate FlegSaa.
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chsxiges threatening the destrnctoa a tlsn1
ALBANY, July l5s10sae M. (
This mosuing 300 or 400 mem, said 1et&a
wosItneu ts the Rensasier Irou Ephnaxy -
A3esAy RAlFwurks marched silrosHh asalfsee>l
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Aessrsg,ng ell tho grepsrtL yistln. Tts A'sa
|wAa sddressed by FAthst Haysfsnps. yho ed.
weed them TO 60 bossa. Se1egjqesnf1y thsy
visited the eolorai church. bet tkeFs dsessrea
BIZ Father lHavessSasls from dpnssiishiog it,,
They next ssst 70 the jan, sssc'pd Il open ~
rs,sssea sn he prieoners. Tbs srssaai -
mArahAf's ssses ee ssEseEsy E,isrded. IL
steamer Fnpcis wkiddy, ,lInvsnn YeIsred vsae
efs ia hoesd, ws0 WExusd Away Hem The dtelR
and dre1bPeti sssrvA 10 sthss city. Tns -
ssennsr iDaAD tslt he AaoEs ewing 70 russu9 -
che svss 10 be tired. bus Ne city 10 peeoc
qeieA soi there wsee no nd icatiens OF Z sies
The 18th sesi,pent cfshis city has not gosa
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We are authorised 60 ssaoaese fhe Eloa. ssss. A.
SsF-E ezn-,defe fsr sa sssbaas fraes tse Dstrtes
eonpse4 G. rs cSunsies Of Ensaiisen. kssmnv Sic.
q 'srehse. b,sds9s and EfsdfsT.
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Taiisaiaaha m Be- Canada.
The following aispasch appears in the Nashville
rress az the 18th:
BUFrALe, Jaly i5..-yaisp aieham arrived at the
Clinton Haarse. Canada. ct O'Clock this morning.
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ENo2 sALr.-A ilae ssod Herse. a lk.sa ,sc.h. I'D
PSiH aesIlDsr slaspssis Dies 20 AM ssSP Pc.
w efSl I; e q Ess1g5l %..s' .v1as -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-06-30

ally carried eat, Ap.l hers the car
wln drops on one 81 The most sd and
paiuful scenes u this aecossed re-
heIIsn. Two men IN he pfime Of
ESe, With al The rank ap6 position
the, salen, could give, meeting aa ig-
aoninous deafh at the hanas Of q
Govemmeat thsy should have loved
and defeaded
II the wlscle truth could be known
i wOaid doabsiess appear sAat these
two men, of ssch LigA military rank,
wese abOsi laying OF eonsumnAssing
plans on mos, gigantic scale for the
overihrew a Rosec~n's army. Pro-
ter,ed BY the forged papersthey had
IN il,er pOsssssioa, they laa sueeeed-
ed Ia gstting lie ebuntersIgn, on The
ths niehs e shsr sisit hess they
could have marched brigade Of reb.
Ella into our forts here and captured
our whole command without resistance;
or, iftruly, as they stated, they had
Inspected our Nhols front, they could
have given Bragg such information
Is would have led to the most ,apall-
ing disasters TO Rosecrans' whole com
mand. And when the verdict Of JUS
tice is fairly given, in the heroes Of
this war, Col. J. =. Baird, Of the seth
Indiana, and Col Watkins, Of the 9Th
Kentucky Cavalry, for arresting and
bringing those spies to their condign
punishment, will stand very promi-
nent. So CALAMITY defending ilas
place against FORESTS siege, is a
greater honor than a great victory on
a bloody field.
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Not at all Strange.


/. Same parents allow their child
rem tsaitend dancing schools, and then
wonder that they do not love TO go to
prayer meeting, or Sabbath school.
81 do wish my children loved the
prayer meeting says some fond
mother, shut they seem to prefer to
go to parties and balls
Very likely. They walk in the way
in which you have trsiBed them. You
thought to render them graceful, did
you? You wanted them TO go out IN
to society as graceful, accomplished
dancers, did you3 Well haven't you
had your wish. Can they not dance
in the most graceful manner? Not
at all strange, then, that they don't love
sacred things. The Bible says, "Train
up child in the way he should 60,
and when he is old he will not depart
from it," Give the child the idea
that he must learn TO dance before he
can be prepared Tor society, and you
need not think Il strange that he grows
up desiring rather to be on the dane
ing aoor than in the prayer room.
" AS the twig ia bent so is the tree
Inclined
2. Some seem indifferent about
what companions their children choose,
and then they wonder that they learn
so many wicked ways, having their
conscience scared, as it were, with a
hoi iron.
II Is surprising TO me that John
has become so sauey. | can't mag
inc where he learned suci, big words"
No, il is not strange ut all. l0n
did'not choose good associates for him,
but allowed him TO choose his own.
You did not dream at the time that
such results would follow, bni the
seed was sown, and now you and your
child are reaping the bitter fruit. 1t
will not do TO throw the child out In
TO society without aiding him in cloos-
ing proper associates. "EyiI eommu-
nicalions corrupt good manners" -
The heart is naturally depraved and
consequently runs TO evil. The child
is more likely to choose evil than good
society, hence he must be looked af-
Ter.
3. Again, some allow their children to
pore over the Clristless and polluiing
popular literature Of the day. and then
are much surprised that they care 80
little for the Bible and religious read
ing generally.
"lf my children would only real
the Bible | should have some hope Of
them"
Quite likely. but you know why
they think the Bible 50 dry? Did you
notice last night tha, the light IN Johns
room was no, blown out till after the
midnigI,i honr2 What could he be
doing there I Didn't you notice book
living on the table nicely wrapped up
IN q paper Look at that Tie
Wandering jew" Now just pull
out the drawer One, two, three four
bat well stop counting pamphlets
Of the yellow cover kind. The first
two you get holdrof are 1Love aud
Murder stories by Sylvanns Cobb.
There Is one BY Dickens, another by
Dumas, and stiil another By Sue.
DO you begin 70 understsnd the mat
teri You take the New York Ledger,
do yoag Nice stories in Il I And you
thought John must have something to
arnuse him. DID youS Il & any woh-
der the Bible is dry staTs--Aaraing
G0r.
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a dense multitude, who welcomed him
with prolonged shouts. Il would be
vain to aitemp. any description Of the
feelings Of his wife, who was thus re-
stored TO the being for whose sake she
bad Quilted the world. She was re.
leased from her ecclesiastical vows,
and rejoined him, no more 10 part till
the grave really claimed the one or
the other Of them.
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Ter o. 5.t.gnTs

Whe are nmikasfsef Il receive sabsenrfiouE
e5ve reosipts. ard sfnassri other bHsiness u be
Nsif ~ the 1ot aSsLl
ArisnFfun. Dawn cpeTer
Easi Arlia&toa, Rowan AfGEsSouTn.
West Asifagsan, H. HUhu.
nafsas u. ~. SsxKs,
kzr noreei STfFpES rr1rT.
i4saaxYuye, G. r. MKAg, sfGnT WAgStr.
Nargh Iborses, 1sse ErKFis
EsaAxille. A. r. gRAutN.
rewRai, iraAx WrLcH.
nsbers ,dkAFs l.. MCCALL
VAT RmpeEs. A. H. DrSio.
KmadarienA. H. g, RAcnS.
NsHdeate, w. q PAEEEn.
Iaswsira. "a. n. wntTiEK.
kensb Londonderry. Baalan RNEKLER.
Agtats f,9 osasf ioesliises wiil BE- gwen here
RffeF
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knock ai4he outer door Of the house
started ne. ] ooacealed my weapon
and went 10 tHs door. A man enter
ed whom l ucOsnired 10 be the sex
ton q the psvish in which | lived
He bore q saxk on BIZ shoulders, and
in i the body Of = man newly buried.
which vas defined for my nephew,
the physiciaa.heD living with me-
The scarcity of bodies for dissection,
as tie court j. aware, compel those
who are aaxibas to acquire skin in the
medical profession, 10 secure them by
any possible secret means. The sex
ton was at Grsi alarmed when be met
me.
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ws sms. - q .MB per eanasa. ~ else 81 the
esd Il So yeas. kfss es feSasKs 10 Ben
a5agsea C1aniy,
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DIR. II. BUTTON.
0tSf1in DENTIST.

oMes asa Essidsses i FAc7 0ErPolNT.
D.. n. mzy he fasnnE Al 81 oasce Saturdays
sa3 Nsn3sya. TaesAAvs ss West Davs<s
NeAnrsAay AID IhnrsaNes si 6rnadKzis Cox.
n<fs. fFs4ass Il Pxwlst
FLATE WORK
0n Eatz Mistr. asd Fkieaaiss3 h14tsr. from
eas snnsA 4 - egssss sss dsaA noesly anA sisA
@aspAkch. TenRm1Fy STA csa ~ ani ia NstA /
s ssa Aas4 SIR eKtrHcssaE ~ tesik.
ar sssh rs y vsgs ssfstsagAss
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FvhadsmDEvKEl TUESDAY NoRxrSa


G. A. PIERCE.
rsa EssaNa AKp Ra0RAtEfoH
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5000 de recolnpense.
PARTS MARRONs da soussigne, "a

@ PARTS 1lARRONs du soussigne. 80
IN 4 environ miles On pont de Lloyd,<M :
~ sur la route du ehenlin du Ferry de>Ass
Barr. dams la mutt dn 8 au 10 d'Aout, les es-
claves ci dessous decrits. savoir:
I'm nesre nomms TYaEE, couleur griffe, age
d.environ 36 ans. tailie denyiron 5 pieds neuf
In nerre nomme WILSON. couleur griffe
fo,aee, ace d'environ 35 ans, taille d'environ 5
pieds i pouces, fortement construt. II lui man
o,,t, ure dent de tlevant,
I'm nepre notnme mccoy, age de 10 ans, ct
taille ;i'environ pieds pouees de haut.
line nspresse nominee ROSETTA, agee de
yingt ans, environ.
CENT PIASTRES seront payees pour lap
nrehensfon de ehacun eux. ct sa livraisona moi
4 un point queIconque entire 10 Bayou Boeuf ct
le Ferry de Burr
sont aussi parts alarrons. dc mon habitation.
sur lie Bayou Boeuf:
trente-six ans, ct
Tn autre negre nomni6 ALLEN, age d'envi-
ron 26 ans.
Cent plastres de reconpense seront payees
,,our la Iivraison moi de chacnn de ces esclaves.
i un point aueconque entire MA residence ct
gurr's Ferry Les 4denx esclaves dernieremsnt
n,entionass sont sans doute sur mon habitation
ou dams voisinage; ct les autrcs tenteront pro-
bablenlent de retonrner an meme quarter soug
peu. HEt1kGE N hlNt- y
st. Landry 12 Sep.embre 1853 2stf
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College ST.. charles.

'&NNEE se!tolaire, as -as9ffsss -fs9yffsts:s ST Charles
rSd [G.and CoteauJ, commemorate le IA Dscem-
bre pour Sc ternljuer CONNIE Z Eordiuaire vers
le 2O Aojit.
lie prix he Ia Pension, compris lie bIanchis-
sage les fouruitures de bureau ct les hon0raires
du medecin est de $500 en biIlets de la Vile,
pour les enfants don't les parents habitant hors
des Iignes eonfederees ct de $500 en- billets con
ted6res pour ceux qui sont dams les ignes.
Entree $40 en biIlets de Ia vile; $25en biIlets
coniGderes.
Les lvIes ct les medicines sont en- dehors du
prjx de Ia pension
La pension Sc pave par moitie ct davance: Ia
premiere motie en- entrant, ct Ia seeondc noitie
e I5 Avti.
Lag d'admission est de 10 Is ans, ct len
fant dot saYolG lire ct 6criEe.
L. BENAESSE S. J.,
President.
Grand Coteau, Decembre 1868 ;;}5--4t.
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QUARTERS GENERAUX,
Depart tenaent du Trans Mississippi
SHREVEPORT Lne. q Nov. 1863

. Y L
ORDRES GENERAUA No. 81.
Atte1du que fieq suilaent i eie porte :
- if c.sIil;lissssies dsi General calnmasdalt,
Se.,a Il II congss d absence ont ele accufaes par
das Comm ailesitsts stApl Eosaes. DageuaWatsts
,sclii sad III iis. III II, stisfa Gn oislef
III Il Il siGat iie s9n comma Scepte siia
soldat8 bless gs, lalss liz fiepiatx q mems gas
iei oisss il esaaale des Quarters Genelatx de-
D{srtsseslt t,sl de- Dislgitt, gu ayse Ia sanction
sds Is oIssssaalaa asAt de- DssfTItt.
Les Ussscssrs et seliats ahseIats dig leufs hsgi-
nens, dont ias ordIes llis ont pas sspprolves
COMO I'll aIasfis au on seroiit et
fei.yoses d leuIs caIps etlts. et rs paaeis
reIasis a leaaf cas- eIlvoyes nus Quarters Getle
IasIx. lin exalien rigide sssEa last dams tatis les
III uffieier qui donneTa dss orerss II
el ell strafe a ii esens SRA passibie une aIres-
fasioi sis paafs tes.
II. Uof snasanf Il ne sena aecorde aux seiats
al;a,lss ID congo 81 trans spurtatlvn Al nieumiiata-
fatiss, nois 4u slles ne soieiH appgoi ess par
loiit isr medical eHcei su vice du caTaIt
de lIopita attaclle 4 tat-lDajor des Goulrian-
dants de District.
IIl. lie GapiGaine C s West. Assistant aalilju-
dauf Ggnaral, ssss relieve az son deveir eanlIie
Assis tsrt Inspeeteu egai par Ii prsss.lit
asiaelice CONNIE JlIgss All oeat General agissant
pour IL Distriet dn sIsaas IississI
\ b y IRisY SMITH,
&s. s.. AsDEEiStl III H.
ST. ll9i 81 neral. 55 --r;it
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yE.NTE PUBLTQUE.
SUCCESSION DE LEON CHARLES PITRE

50 0G1isI3kgAoS ALL L4lSAt SlAaIsL425 IL
n yertu dun oIdre de la Cour de District de
ssea Ia Pafoisse ST. Landry, il sera vendu Ell
vente puhlione, par un ofieier competent, a la
degniere residence de fen Leon Charles PitTe, a
PAnse a la Ghaudiere, en- eette Paroisse, Mer-
erpd le 80 Decpmhre proclaim, 1863, les propri-
efes suivanfes appartenant a la succession dadit
feu Leon Charles Pitre, saVoir:
szs-gsgs@usxa Environ 20 teres de betes cornes
s@s@ & denx paires de heufs detire; = che.
--1E--Avaux ct juments; III beau poulain;
Irois chevaux de tire; Tn petit lot de .betes a
cornss taropches; instruments aratoiies; nieubles
de naison; ustensis de cuisine &c
CONDITIONS LA noitie du priz d'aehat pay
ables he Ter Avril ls65 ct Ia balance payable le
Ter Avril stlivant, 1866. Les acqnereurs four
,lissaut caution solidaife Ia satisfaction de qui
de droit. et tonfrs sommes gni ne seront pas pay
ees poncfaellemenf i Fecheaaee porteront intG-
lei rsisan de s pear cent par an q eompter dc
ieeheanee jusana A partait Placement
Les paiemenfs Sc feroat en- argent on en- mon
lisie coufante 4 Fepoqne,
ALMA JEANssONN, Tutrsee.
Opelonsas 9s Noyembre 1868.
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sion sen presentait al'avepir, nous pour
rions donner aide ct sympathie a ses enne-
mis-, ct aussi de ce queenous avons declare
notre ferme intention de lui faire payer les
dommages subIs par nous causes par les
eorsaires apglo,Iebelles qui conrent sur no.
tre commerce Lofsqu'ou Wit en- Europe
que le pcuple du Nord etait determine a
etoutfer la rebellion, ct quiz sontiepdrait,
pour arriver ce but, le gouvernemeut. les
puissances occidentales de l'Europe COM
mencerent appreeier les dangers dune
demonstration hostile coutre nous, ct An
gleterre, avec son tact habituel, faisant de
neeessite vertu. fit volte-face avec unc cele-
rite remarquable -
Ainsi, d'apres lie Herald, les sympathies
de FAugeterre sout pour le Sud. ct 81 le
Commencement Apglais ny pas doane
suite, c'eat gull a etc retenu par IA crainte
que tui inspirait la puissauee du Nord.
Nous puiSons bonne source Nous
hlaettons- face-t les jjegrnanx anglaisqs.i
, representent l'opiuion du ministere ct lie
journal american qui passe pour refeter lie
plus completementlo opinion pubhque dams
son pays Ce sont nos autorltes d rappnl
de nos assertions. lie Times les acceptera-
til? C'est douteux
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AAMANACEIS de 1864
A VENDRE CHEZ ). WE'LL
LIE coURRIER DES 0PELousAS.
.PuJEisie Sameatpar Joel II. Sandoz.
A.-dsessons d. Bareala d. Conrrer des Onelousas.
C0gDl'TToNS:

OUNDFTIUNn. = - q n 80
Z Advancement est de elGo pias.res par an pay-
ables d avaace, on sg piastres d Ia fin de- lannee
Aucnn abnnnenleat lie sera arrete ayasit aue les
arierages ne soient payes, \ moins que ieditsIir
ne le jHge eonvenable. .-Et les abonnsssa aui de-
sireront arfeter leur abonnene1t aevrons en- en- don.
ner avis par ecrit au aloins auinze jours asantle
.terme de leur Announcement.
Les avis seront inseres q raison do yingt-cina
cents Ia liene pour chaenne des trois premilres
publication. ct dix cents ID lgne pour ehaaae pn-
blieation subseaaente. Quand on traitera de gre
i rrs ayec rEditeur. une dednction liberale sefa
falte pour les avis permanents. L
Tout avis j MONS gull men soft autrernsnt
ordonne sera pubic en- faneais e en- anglais JUS
au u &c qu Il soft retire, ou jusaua ce que rEdl-
tenn ites convenable de le retrer.
Les arnonees dc eGndidats se paierent yius'
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QUARTERS GENE AUX,

DEPART EMENT TkANS-MISSIsSIPPI
Shreveport IA 0ctobre 1868
r ES applications pour des places de fEtat- Ma
- jor Medical pour cette partie de l'afmee SER
vant ialisI Ie DGpafteinent Trans Mississippi, se-
rant adressees au ChlruTgien John Mt. Haden,
Dreetaar Medical aux Quarters Generaux eli
aessus
Les postulants devront spGeifer leurs nens ct
prsnons en- p!ein, lear age, depnis combien de
temps lis exercen dans qneile ecoIe lis ont gra-
due eten qaells aimee, ct la position i laquelle
Ills aspigent, soft ehirurgiel ou assistant elirur
glen. Par ofIlfe du
LIEUT. GEN. e. KIRBY SMITH.
S. S. ANDERSON.
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Gz&5~ Les nouveles que mons recevons des At
taWpas annoncent que les ysnkees sont toujours
<K!orce Ia Nouyelle Ib6ries lis font de temps
antre des excursions aux alentours; plnsienrs
fois lis sout venus St. Nashville. ct une fos
iusqu'au Pont Breau, voIant ct piIlant scion leur
habitude.
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LA FRANCE EFT LES ETATS.UNIS

NJ. Seward Went de donuer uue marque
pubiique de respect pour la neutralite, dit
le Courier des Etats-Jn Une personne
lul await adresse une demanfie d'autorisa-
ton pour lever &c, 1000 hommes ct les enr6-
ler au service de NJ ejuarez LIE secretaire
d Etat a reponau qu'il lui etait impossible
de prefer les maius a un pareil acte, atten-
du quill seralt contraire aux lois des
Etats-Uuis. Il ajoate. dams sa reponse,
que tout lndividu sougconne de tremper
dams cette enterprise seralt poQrsuiyi ayee
toute Ia yigueur possible.
ee laugage est on ne pent plus louable,
mais la requete qai fourni q NJ. Seward
Ioccasion de le tenir est dune naIvete
bien singuliere.
Sill taut en- croire les correspondances
de Washington, lie gouvernement franeais
aurait, dit-on. de son cote, dome une
preure de sa bonne fol ct de son bon vouloir
envers les Etats Uais en- salslssant les ma
vires blindes qui SO trouvent e, eonstrue-
tion a Nantes ct a Bordeaux pour le compte
du Sud. Iln'y rien Ii que de tout natu-
rel ct dc conforme aux habitules loya!es de
II France en- Inatiere de neutralite Mats
l'existence des bdtiments don't IL s'agit II d
jamais ete demontree, ct nous nettou6
tortemeat en doute qu 'uu armateur frabcais
ait cousenti a s'engaser dams une enterprise
iiH1possitia a FtieHsr-lsetl ,tvee ies,yfss ears
I qai regIs nos chantiers nfaritines. II est
prabubie seasameut que NJ Dayton aura
cru dsgoir donner a tout hasard Peveil d
Ii. Drouyn de l'Huys, ct que eeiul.ci
aura pris !'engagement de yerider le iair
peug intergeair, s'il y a Ecu.