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womnu whom lie owns-a sInro-aa his wifi.
By this woman he has bcgotten daughters,
Which III the water In the Mississippi cannot
e1ndictte. Here, as In the other Southern
Btatca The child follows the condition Of the
mother. II they are as beautiful as Venus,
and have the wiz1om Of Minerva, SO thcy are
tainted with the condition Of bondage, they
a1G lhs efeatu1es u osusad onnes ~ sapaGGe
t trnst~nrthv I9y rrrorts whicfi reac, 1re of tx
nature Of the connection said to exist be-
tween himself aud daughter, bur in the North
nc call it incest; here It bears milder name
commerce with s1ayes. At the North we
ccntlnc such men behind iron gratioags; here,
sr he is rich and owns hundred niggers, be
passes for a gentlman, and represents the
parlsa Ii lae LEGISLATURE
RETURN.
At dark we returned, stoppInc for mo-
ment At Sellers Plantation. where Gen. Nc
Pherson has established his headquarters.
We could forgive the shock to our sensioil!.
ties accustomed By the sight Of hundred
naked men bathing In the waters Of the calm
luke, when We saw their evident enjoyment Of
the exercise, mud Il renected thar II orougnt
health to them. Ihe nood IRON t1e c1eVasse
is setting back In such volume tnat enan5e
Of 1ocatian IS deemed necessary, anu learn
that the General moves to town Tomorrow.
GEN LOGAN.
.lhe superior u tne neauquaftefs j. OF den:
Logan, one Oh lhe oest, anu one OF ne most
abnsed oi1sera 1.a, IN Ine service: with ten.
hogane ha pGhtoaa phn1 a oEln,ons 2 naSG notMng t9
aet ~ uat nav and a. ate- - = nni !ofaI aha
nMe nomes. "an, ~ T'ety iaen solaNr, nIm!y
peEs'c. sts "a, a N4sn coula say as mncn Of ali
otAel onceIs ~, ~ tAe army. nope another
star WILL grace MS shoulder speedily.
THE SUPERIOR.
One word Of the steamer, and that for tbo
sake Of making honorable mention ~ ron+ .uo
Dexter, the master. He Is better tnoen NJ 1ng, T.
~ 40 ~t.SA AuonA III
, 1863-04-01
TREASON AND WHISKY.

j, The villages and cities are tue nesting
places Of the Copperheads in all the north
ern parts Of Illinois and Indiana, and even
in them the holes most generally filed
with the reptiles, the places in which they
herd and suck in their yenom-are the
rum-holes. Poor whisky and worse Cop
rerheadism are not necessarily concomi-
tants; but the frequency with which they
arc found in the same person or circles, is
proof that they have affiliations which arc
equal in their effects to kinship, possibly to
brotherhood. We lack the philosophy
which can explain these facts; but the
Gacts, nevertheless, remain. Even in South
ern Illinois, where there are no cities, and
where villages are like facts in JEFF Davis
messages, few and far between, it is said
thai the divorce Of whisky and secession,
whenever it can be effected, is almost sure
to cause the conversion Of the man who is
afflicted with both, to the doctrines that
loyal men preach, and the practices that
they observe, We despair Of crer being
able to make men quit the use Of the At
dent;'' but If some chemist, as ingenious as
the mechanic who devised the machine for
taking the bones out Of fish, could but in
vent OF discover some plan by which the
love Of slavery and the impu1sion Of trea-
son could be taken out Of the national bey-
erage, he would prove himself q bcncfac-
tor, meriting as much Of national gratitude
as is luste11ed upon the builder and contri-
yer Of the Monitor, The time was when the
free use Of the bottle was supposed to
exalt and intensity the expression Of gen
erous and ennobAng sentiments, and when
, 1863-04-01

B new paper las just been started at
Ter1c Hautc, Indiana, under the title Of Uaioa
Democrat Il is "for the Union, and will op~
pose to the bitter end all msn and all parties,
Nof1n ~ and South, who seek to destroy It,"
Ahe eo,tors are Democrats, bnt Of that CLASS
sho eenere In prosecuting this. war until
every feoel lays down his arms, and submits
readily to the authority Of the Government.
, 1863-04-01
The Indian Delegation ut the White
AouKe-lnternal Revenue Decision
Significant.
Especial Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribunc.]
WASHINGTON, March q, 1863.
TIE INDIAN DELEGATION At THE WHITE
HOUSE.


Especial Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribunc.1
TIE 1sD1Ay pr1EcArto. At 7uE w71rp
N4'1' '''A~' wnrap foh WHILE
Thu 5.,oc,t;on ~ Tna,,n 1,h,oe. o.,,o
~, ine oeiesae'on " Auo'an enle1s from the
western Plalns' under the charge OF Commits
a. tha WIZ Honsa ~osta-as. 1 rhs .usn' m,.a-
~ 'ne "n'e aoase' Yesterday 1ne cnes-
ennes were represented by Lean Bear, War
Bonnet, and Standing Water; the Kiouas bv
y.,1ov RnFs1o Tora wo,f va,,ou- W.
White Bull, and Little Heart; the Arapahoes
by Spotted Wolf and Nerah the Camanchcs
hr F,icked Forcha,d and Ton pa,r., 4ho
~ - ~ t.e
apacnes W toor bear' anu INC Caodoes "
Jacob As the Interpreter called out their
900 49, psos,aa,,+ h.o..,. sh.1.a sS.ss ,'s
sa'c Wv ieeloeL' neatts snaAe u lne HAUL
This through, the President Informed them
that If they had any thing to say, hc would be
n1c,se5 tn hear thom Ie,n Reor t,,o oh;af
- a.s 49,. aso.a". -. oa' ~, eu1e. .
orator, then essaSed 10 make speech, but
not being able to bear the unaccustoncd sight
of majesty. he was compe1led tn 1.au m n
ch,,- ~ snnnor+ " b;s trc,,,h,1r,, l.nsos ~
,- ~ w nu@e ~
haue 1ooo ptoess'a''ons VI a1aenosMp lot tue
whites, after he got to going, In true Indian
style. and dc1icate1r reminded +',c uGrcat
C5;.f - ~ s-1;.e 1910 :, 49, ~s ..sss.
rich and indian Eerv 1if,nr bc xvouid ia ,h1,,
to do something handsome for them. and
especially to send them back home as
soon as possible. Others followed In
the same strain. The President then
replied, "You hnve all spoken Of the
strange sights you see here among your pale
faced brethren; the great number Of the nco.
pie you see; the big wigwams; tue difference
ot tt~cen Our people and your own. But you
AA@e heeu unlt +" oAi;sA part u tne paIe-lAced
{,i cornfrias orant daei fmrt5aE law ~ c1e .h
ro,, ,',..e can,n ~ +f;nl th;s Snoud ~ e:t'a
;,re,t rnnn, hai1 and We lave nsnnfe hs,a is
TWho have come from almost the Other sijr of
1t to hold council witll.ue. "A Won have done :
The rresident' evidently desirin,,s NJ in.
pr1Yine tie occasion. by !" diffnsine knowi-
edge ainonr meu.'' then had a elobe brourht
, 1863-04-01

ST. LoU1s.-The Copperheads Of st. Louis
held a Convention to nominate municipal off,
Gers, on Saturday last, and nominated Joseph
O'Neil for Mayor. Tho Republican, the Dem
ocratic organ, pokes fun st this Convention.
It heads the proceedings-"Goblln IN Coun-
cil''-"A Skeleton Tickct''-"Ghostly Pro-
cced1ngs." 'A numberof choice spirits from
tho 'vasty deep Of politics, convened in
Druid's Hall, and galvanized ticket Tor the
coming city election. The hall in which the
meeting took place seemed peculiarly adapted
for the purpose-the walls and ceiling being
decorated with all sorts Of fantastic figures,
calculated to impress the beholdcr with mys:
terious awe, and sufficient light shone In
through the curtained windows to give
gbastly pallor to the countenanccs Of the as
sembled goblinB. Previous to calling the
gathering to order large number of uneasy
COLLINS were observed fitting about In mys.
tcrious and authoritative manner, prominent
among whom were Chris. Pulls, an ex.exile,
Bill Rose, the vendor Of spfrituous beverages
that:rca1ly produced the heglra of Claib jack
sons Legislature, and others whose ghostly
forms have faded from the reporters vision"
Corpcrhcadism is evidently running In very
Ion and muddy water in st. Louis.
= The vote on the New State Constitu-
| tion Of West Virginia was taken on Friday
last, with the result very generally nntici:
| pated. In Wheeling there were 1875 votes
for ratification, and only three opposed. The
Wiley amendment, as it Is called, which is
by this vote ratified and made part Of the
Constitution, declares that "the children ot
slaves born within The limits of this State
after the ath day Of July, 1868, shall be free;
and all s1aves within the said State who shall
at the time aforesaid be under the agc Of ten
years, shall be free when they arrive it the
agc Of twenty: one years; aud all slaves. oye,
ten and under the age OF twenty one year:
shall be free when they arrive at the age O
twenty-five years, and no slave shall be per
1nitted to come into the State for pernanneu1
residence therein
TIE REnELs Know TuEM.-The rebel,
seem to know the Northern traitors like
book, in witness Of which fact we publisl, thu
following extract from 4 Richmond CORES.
pondence Of the Mobile .id,xrliser: ]
"Desertcrs from the Federal army come il
almost daily, MI bringing the same story
their unwillipgness to fight under the Enian
cipation Proclamation. Co'rardics, bettfte,
gt7,<rnlly al the bottom Of their 'eon@ieatio"
| krr,,r,Jrcf -
, 1863-04-01

B The threats made By JEFF Davis, by
Proclamation, against all Union officers who
should be captured after the issuance of Pres
ident Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation,
seem to have come TO naught, as We felt sure
they would. jeff got frightened, especially
after large batch Of rebel officers had been
captured-referred the matter to the Confcd-
elate Congress, which, through Mr. Tancey,
suggested strong doubts as to the right
and expediency Of hanging captured enemies.
What the final result OF Congressional DELHI
erations were, re know not, but tho fact that
large numbers Of Federal officers were recent
" exchanged ut Fortress Monroe, suggests
the result.
, 1863-04-01
FROM LAKE PROVIDENCE.

Around Lake Prpyidcnce-Tfc <fIron
4Iadss In Strange Hnters-a Lending
Rchel~s plantation Spanish n0s*-
BLACK man I:state-1sayou Baxter an d.
Bayou Tenha*-.rhe Future Bayou
NIncon- One of the II. Il. L.,a-SoUth.
ern Society and Southern. Morals
Gen. Eo@An-CAPt. Dexter, d Reu1in-
lsccllcc-The Crcyassc. etc.
, 1863-04-01

=, eE Some men wonder that Connecticut n
New England State, should produce snsh mcn -
ns nsa,a Ten 3 Sermon s', T9usey G and Tic Ike It
the birthplace and home of Benedict Arnn,1
and tolerated the Hartford Convention within
Us borders.
, 1863-04-01

AS the up-coach OF Burbank's line was cross
ing the Mississippi river, at Hastings, Mime.
sofa, at three O'Clock On the morning Of the
eth, the impetus Of the coach in going on
the ferry-boat pushed the boat from the shore,
and the coach body and hind wheels tipped
over backwards into the river. There was six
passengers in the coach, two Of whom we're
drowned-Mr. Peter Black, supposed from
papers found on his person, to be from Mon
treal, c. E.; and Mr. McLain, bound from
st. Louis, No., and believed to be resident
Of Saltwater, Minnesota. The water where
the coach vent In was twenty feet deep.
, 1863-04-01
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.

Letter. Of Wnr4uc-Hov the Cabinet
Stands,Forei%n n1tntxtcr#s Irrational
dtrrs-ComnlnndsS Suggestcd for SiEcl
the President ON Fre1uont-Hal-
, 1863-04-01
PATRIOTISM IN THE ARMY.
FLATTENING THE "COPPER"
HEADS,
ACTION OF TIE 72d B. OF IT,
1924, 2Otls- AND seth IkEGl.
NaENTS ILLINOIS M
PANTRY.

AN3-A4k 4AZpo IAs1. fllEEQ IL. 1ebo+ ]
On the 24th ultimo the Field Staff and Line
officers, held meeting 10 give expression to
their sentiments relative to this most inEam-
Gus rebellion. On motion Of Capt. A. f.
Barns Committee on Resolutions WAS ap.
pointed consisting Of Lieut. Col. Wright, Us
Chairman, and Capts. Stockton and Barns,
and Licuts. AIurry and White. The com.
mittee, through their chairman, reported the
following preamble and resolutions, which
were unanimously adopted BY the officers Of
the regiment, and were this day presented to
The whole regiment, formed in square, and
after being distinctly read without comment,
except to advise every man to vote freely Just
as be felt, were adopted with great enfhusi-
asm, only one dissenting vote. The resolu-
tions express the true sentiments Of tue otl1-
GERS and men under my comuand-uncom-
promising war against traitors North anu
South, until they lay down their arms and
submit to the Government.
The resolutions are directed to be published
i'll your paper, and take pleasure in forward
ing 4 copy Of the same.
Respectfully your ob't. serv't.,
+. a. STARRING.
Col. I'D Ill. Inf'y, Rcg.
, 1863-04-01

For the benefit and relief Of our sick and wounded
soldiers Of the army before Sicksbury, who AZ
poisonous atmosphere Of the swampy camps, Tha
hntlerings Of our brethren, who have offered thci;
lives As ranson for onr country, can BE- re!ier-d
necessa.ics and comforts or lile--abuutante Of
which VIC haya in our r...,.r
Ut os Variable gifts offered, together with
rae consolation Of rclievius our noble and brave
men. who are dyin: for The want Of proper rous-
ishment, must b. a sufficient iudncenlent for ii.
public to contribute their mite in behalf Of ha.
manitnsian caEse.
The net profits Of the Sanitary Git Concert win
bc expended in the purchase Of such articles a. ia
sick rolliers are rlo>t in need OF
, 1863-04-01
CASH VALUE OF PRIZES, $4,000.
One Gift to Every Ticket.

cure Tickets 10 the late GFaad 9Th Concert tie Mana
given secont Grand Gft Concert. Tie aFfaasctueats
are % more lhesa1 scale and citizens Who were IN
ebe t"rnTchase Iicke.s forthe late Concert viii
Concert. The management will lalnr to nnakc this
Concert the ab1est and best given in the West
These prizes hare all been selected with great eleo and
are Of good manufacture and warranted genuine The
eyey effort ~iil he made to rcrer the Concert enter
price Of the Ticket 0
Tlcxets Tor sale at Werbe l. Cos Office, No. II Ls..
man Nock, q South Clark street: n. " kin,ul1 deal
erin Plane Fortes ~ Lake stzeetup stairs. 4. Mi
Titus C. = Fancy Goods and Stationery Waferooas
No. f3s Lake street: CuAworth& Loglng liz dolp
st[eet. and nes1ly all public place4.
the 10 WeTSa y
Lick hoK sS2s viii meet with PROMPT attention. An
The public e respectfully Invited to examine thosa
two elcSant Pianos at r. IT. knhals, iesler In Piano
e asss sss
Lake strcet one Of them-thelf Prize Machines the
Finest md handaouest manufactured. 1t4fnplicate Il
n the HhiE House In PFesdeuts family also In
thc HoEsehoA q the tycoon ef Jaran. the Duchess
@ ssd hf DuShess Pf
Lake street: Photographic Albums and other Fine
Goods. At Gtletf. Titus Coz 151 LAKE. street; aud
other PEzes At CudWorth q Los1nS's LIS Randolph
street.
Drawers Of Gifts In the country can have them for.
xarded hs: sending their address to Wesbe d Co.,
The principal Gifts will be on exhibition At Bryan Han
on tue evening Of Tic Concert.
Published IA the Daily Papers Immediately AFTER tho
Concert:
, 1863-04-01
LIST OF PRIZES.

= ii SCctaye Rosewood Piano Forte. 1arse
s:, ssa:e: esfpsn,ine bottom. ,in1all name ..n
81 MaFhiaesat Wheeler Wilson Sewing s"'
nsSssa ,s!si viii psasi. fo.e~ooi a1o iiS Eli
&iSei W. Wsee:er wilson Sewing Mschne '
rieh mahogany full case. ttde drawers. Gu.
81 ~. !" Wheeler i wilson sewing Masle: 1''
rSa mahogany half ca:e e 4; ;:.-...-...-..... S.e
S!1:sE SsPas SPast Centre Ks s.
81 ~ fvsf sSIs inisi sifSf; Rs;;,ss IS
II Ees: brsssns &C. aI
Isl iose%eed SHSsio iadies Jewel and Dressing
,-1 osions Psnt ed Fhotcs1a7h ll6am. Ivory l'S
o5nsmsn.ys 5;nn: m pissnl5s IT., ;ibn soe
Isl aSleas faiisJ Morocco u6am pie 'S
1el 9narto Paneied Album; Ivory ofns;atnf ''e
n 4aiisy s5::a e4essop Saa sitfs Il 2s 100
n-1Tnskcy ltofocco Album. 81 picturey.. s6 s6
81 Morocco Album. 70 pictures. ...-......... u
IL SiP1n ne9n9 % nisdq1se 81
seett: ::1:sne con1iste WORKS. TURKEY sfo;oc:
a-ls SyHaa:e Complete woiEs. Turkey Sofoe. -
2-1Gents give watci. limiting ca:e.::.
:a-l Ice ePische-..-....--......... I'D
R-l EiThf Day Marble CaSc CIock.......-...+. 15g
3l-l Iach Chased sur ver Plated Cake haskell. Isl
81 sfser Plated Sugar rBasket.....-,,,--,,. "a
81 Cast1r Observation-Disclosures. IS
S+1 Card Observation-Disclosures. &;
81, Salt Sellers. good lined. each =,
81 Plated Pis Knife &
Sponn Holder SIS
Spoon IN Gaze ....-...s............... - s.
4q-1 SHrez Plated Sti1a. Sifteg. IT
f-fa Tea Knives, etch II . ...... $50
Ell " Napkin f1nyR, each jlC..... 10
rs Cali Bell*. each tI.15-..---... lQ5
N50,..-.-........ ......-..-..............-... SIC
iGs-13 Sets Silver Plated Te1 Spoons. csch $151 81
3ei5.......-.......... ssD
1856 Silver Plated Fruit Knives. each 81 195
1Gs-1e Silver P!sted Sugar Spoons each $780,. $50
lit Silver Piaied kniTes, Forks aud Spoons,
1eo-11 Silver Plated G0b1ets, each Ate4....... $50
Ec-12 slEeI Plated Cup- each - o....:.-.--. $50
2-sS sets Gold Fin and Ear Knobs, each $500. 2lAO
o-A Gola fens. extension case each e 00..... 80
E4-l. Go!o eoWmete1aI tens+ each *55O--..... so
, 1863-04-01

In consequence Of the dissolution ofhe dz Of Gage
nso; Drake. BY Limitation. We will set the hs-hcss
5der sishoMs ~ rsis;Ee dor Gash The FHrsu vet
Of the CITY luts on thc Hue Elant Plank Eaad.
The Farm contains 50 acres OF the highest ground aad
cst valuable land In the vicinity Of Chicago,
perse having been spared n the dsana@e anil oe-i;n-
rrosclEen,s bring II under the hi .hrst cultivation
Tie Garden contain. \ large number Of Sszawbs-:y
He:-coscrfng ahont tlrcs acres-i}eds Of Asnara.us
ithntarb, Curumbers. Raai;set LETTUCE. &c. CnrTant
anu Gunshe1Ty bushes. Apple Peach Pear and Cherry
Trees Of almost every variety. Letuce anil I1asf,hea
ready for the tlarke and u,lcr vegetable in
atyance state nf iorwaE.ness for the uarE:. under
nrW ards OF II CO.. fights OF glass,
The contains every variety Of the exotic
Gs1n,pe n n the hishf;t T; state Of cultivation
Hpg-House and ont buildings.
Tie Live Stock comprises three Mares With foa, one
fine team Of Horses Two Cots span large Mrlcs,
seven coxs, four young Cattle. rreat vnrIety OF
poultEy With abeutoo Hogs Of the sunplk .n White
chester stock.
Farm Wagons t:onb1e and single Harness and all tho
Farning Utensils the whole Presenting Of the best
ever cterch Ia the Vicinity of ChcaSo fur the
purchase OF Farm nnlrr the best cultivation. and In
that forward state that insures immediate income
urnn the investment.
For further particulars address Msssrs Gage r'ro.&
Drake or TN. !. IEPTERS It. Co.
G,:tirss;-t,tt .ANLIioucess. Chicago. Ill
, 1863-04-01

And othtr Gifts, numbering In Ill up to 5000.
astss s ss, a that ss to ss
tail prices. ". Il C. Miller CO.,
jas. BOLTON, agent
Tickets for sale at the Similarly GIT once; Koom
Nos Metropolitan Bl9Sk. cos1e W sinuse fn'e
J.wcirT Store, No. IS Sonth Clark street also, at
+ha n1i1rjo al Hotels and Bookstores
hs s9aaty 70 xiaPs tifhft1 ER II Pse,o s0
iii forwsrd the tickets BY return mall
The holders Of tickets In the country 'can haro
their gins Forwarded 70 them oJ express or o:he<
wise ~ they nay direct
Tic numbers drawing the annexed psizes will be
published in thu Chicago daily papers On the day
succeeding the concert:
At the Conclusion Of the Concert, Prizes win
be drawn In tbs presente Of the Andlsnse, by
Committee appointed by the audience to SD
pe1lntend The Drawing.
u In eocsec1eace Of the CREST length OF The
ah1Ve Advertisement, it will only appess every
alternate day.
JAMES CAMPBELL. ,w. BREsoS,
b H5MnTn1. Directors.
Doors open at O'Clock Concert to commences
al II O'clock
! Tickets, one oos'aF"
So7,c,-Tnc Concert and Driving Of Prizes,
~ tessops stated on smother page Of tats paper.
| IL postponed until
TUESDAY KvENING, Apri1 7th,
At METROPOLITAN HALL
mhatb1Sa
, 1863-04-01

Quimby; also to the CHICAGO TRIBUNE for pabli-
cation.
Reeolred, Tlnt there Is as much good sense IN
making the negro help US In our struggle for frce
government, ii any way which his capacity viii
admit Of as there ia In the rcbelausug him In their
struggle for dsposism, and Me will not wsasen
our struggle for ..Anerican Freedom, nom any
equcamsh regard to the desires that rtoet* may
have. that melody ehal use negroes but fheha-
aelseH. =. -.
Eestle<d, That though, happily, desertions are
comparatively few, We regard 1t the t!utJ q our
friends at the North to discountenancc. By NIL psac
ticol meaue all deserions, nut to all nraaLAbie
means to have dtscttcEs returned to tae'1 respees
i've commands. ,.,
Htttlrtd, That We arc here amidst encmfes, With
our numbers constantly diminishing BY the cast-
nIties Of war, and We therefore hear with dthEn:
the cfortt Of the Government to fill the declmaLeo
ranka Of our army. upon whose efficiency alone tne
safety Of our Government depends, and we regard
the passage Of the late CONSUMPTION law 81 emil
nentfy wise, Just aud expedlcnt.
Fesolr<d, That we utterly rcpndfate those pub
lie presses at the North. who pcrsstcnty vtllfy our
officers in the field, and by constant caEpny at the
Government. seek to weaken its hold upon the af-
fcctions Of The people, and thus injure Us more
than they could with arms in their hands In open
warfare.
Res0*rtd, That for ourselves, Il come veal or
CONG woe," we will fight treason to The bitter end:
that BY every consideration dear to man, we will
sustain our country In this struggle for ie OF We
will perieh with her
Atteet: Lieut.. CoN6ER, Secretary.
, 1863-04-01

All nas,es to the army of the Potomac hare
bern mt of within the last two days. The
women have oil been ordered out Of the lines.
The sick and wounded arc al being brought
to Washington from the army hospitals. The
baggage 10 being sent to the rcar-nnd the
1osds ART; drying mp. Readers can draw spca
conclusions as suit them,
, 1863-04-01

In consequence Of the dissolution Of the dra OF
Gage Bro. Drake By limitation We shall sclI With
oat 1eserEe. to the highest builder tor cash. the Hotel
veil known to travellers as the sassason Uonsc a
brek FIVE Story Building and Lot 4oSl3 ieet situate
% On she corner ot South Water street and Central
Also at The same time the entire Household Fnrnt
Inse. consisting cf Fa11or, DRAWING Room Chamber
Beds Maltrasses neddlng, CarpetIng Mirrors, Crock
Ching and Glassware. Bel and Table Linen Table
Cutlery, Slves-Platfd Nsrs &c.-thc whole con1prts
1$ a that Is TO carJ First Clnss Hotel
a The gas end Other fixtures, steam boiler. heating
The location Of tic House l. ono Of the most central
and desirable In the citr, len. In the vicinity Of me
Great Central Depot; IS vel built hrlcE building,
covering the entire ground, containing upwards Of
two hundred rooms and doins lucrative business
It's Well furnished throughout and Acasea BY steam
business Property.
Tlu House and Furniture will be sold together Or
separately as the Purchasers may desire. -
l. DgNEe or wAi a DETTEKs & TS
fth1 1f4Afn
, 1863-04-01
Aultipu 6ulea.
w NJ. A. BUFFERS & co,
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

The rapid Increase o. business requiring g.cter
facilities. wc hare taken the elegant and spacoua
stores
1O3 and los Dearborn street.,
Corner OF Wassington, well known Portland Bock
The facilities for displaying Furniture and Al
ZION Of the auction buanes In all Its branch aurp.s
Ees any stand In the cty where shall give our per-
Particular attention viii be given to sale Of Rea
Estate; anu of Household goods, ut dwellings any
Regular sales Of Furniture, Boots and Shoes. D7y
every week At onr sale rooms '
Liberal sash advances male on cons!snments Of al
kntis q Merchandise. AL sales made for ca.h and
tr,medlate returns made to con.gnors
~ business transactions strictly confidential,
mhloasa2-iW ". A. BUFFERS s CO.
, 1863-04-01

The person whose euphonious patronym
plantation south Of the mouth Of Bayou Ten
sas When your correspondent discovers q
first class villain, whether standing brusquc-
faccd in all his naked dcformity, or clothed in
f5ne linen, or adorned with shoulder straps, he
il inclined to lash him.. Now. whether ,Nr.
say who read this yeracious letter: Govy
Hood once lived in. Kentucky, where he now
OWNS large property, which with. what be
has in Louisiana is worth . half million Of
dollars. do not know what Is the standard
ofmora1ity here in Louisiana, but his neigh
sgasnst good order that be lifea With yellow
, 1863-04-01

The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue has
decided that the members Of the Executive
Committee Of "Grand Gift Concert" in
aid Of I: Sanitary Society at McGregor, Iowa,
at which hundred prizes of the aggregate
liable to a finc of 81, 900 each, MS lottery man
sgers, for ceiling tickets By which prizes may
he drawn.