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SATURDAY, Febrnary 7, 1868

zHs$s4sS SATURDAY, eDfhafy u, 1908.
Alta special meeting Of the Board of Police Of
the town Of 0pelaasas, held this dsy--pfesept:
r. 4. Kiag. President; t,mar Poirrt Edmond c.
Dap.S, John Mccormick, d. Estiette and w.
R. MegineY. -
On motion Of Mr. Meginiey, 7 H..
4asesotued, That the Constable Of the town be
instructed to cease hauling dirt in the streets,
aAtil f,lrthprprders H.
sResdred, That the Constable be authorized to
purchase ore thousand feet Of bridge plank in the
name of the town -..-
On motion Of Mr.. Megney,
Resolved, That each member OF the Beard be
authorized to cause all bridges in his ward to be
repaired, If necessary. 49,
On motion Of Mr., MeginIey,
Resotued, That the TTeasurer Of the town be
instructed 10 make settlement with the Coastsa2-
bic for amount received by him for Market dues.
On motion, it was ordered that the following
claims be paid on the usual warrant, viz:
John Cochran, for work on streets, $l40 05
Opelousas Courier, publishing Or
dlnanees, &C., OF the Beard, 164 so
On motion, An Ordinance entitled, IAN 0rdi-
nance relating to balls for slaves" was unanimous
ly adopted.
On motion, the Board adjourned
r. A. KING, President.
Jos. D. RICHARD. Clerk. I'll #,s5ss
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Public Sale.

Estate Of Sophie .Langlois, deesa,4
MDY virtue Of m order from tbs !
II Up the District Court of the stb /
cial District Of the State of Louisiaua ! l
ing its sassion in and for the parisL y
Laadry, tie public are hereby informss,,, !
there ;giil b. sold at public sale, TO M Nh
and highest bidder. through the min;ss,,
d duly commissioned Auctioneer, at tIsI
residence Of said deceased. in Petit RI R'
the Parish Of St. Landry, abou. 8 4 :
from the Town Of Opelousas, on
Weauesday, the l1sh March usst, a
the following described property, belo.s
to the Estate of said Sophie Lanelojs,
ceased widow Of Isidore Hollier, late 4 Il
Parish Of St. Landry, to wit:
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nm YAsrsss Il BAros Roiusaar.-In tie ear

TEE YAsRxEa II Barrow RouGE.-Tn the early
part Of thie week negro regiment arrived at Baton
NDapa. which created quite q stir among some of
lie Federal officers They held an inaignatof.
meeting md fifty of them resigned their commissions
ID consequence of the amalgsmation. yesterday
morning All order vas read placing the Yankee Oh
eers ot, aia equity with The negroes and requiring
au cit;zens and Federal officers % respect and obey
the black officers From sll We oar. hear il seems
rreat dissaisfaction prevails among the troops, and
se nesss ire unwilling ID risk Al attack Wifhsnch
sebeliuns spiaits They know The character Of our
ssonps sse and feel their inability. ID their present
sisurganizsd state, tp cope with the thorough dsc
nlif,ed and veteran troops Of Port Hudson. The
Esssx, U sloop and TWO tfanspofsa Rere at Batoa
Rouua ii Iast asconts.- Port Hndson EcAe 2e alk
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OnpEdnsas 18th February 1S6:
ass Crgtg1ugC
KELATEaa TO Balls ron sLAv

KEIATGsG TO BAELs Foa SLAVES.
ARTICLE | Be it ordained by the Board OF
Police Of the town of OpeIoasas; that no balls OF
dancing parties for slaves, shall be given within
the corporation of Opelousas: unless given by a
proprietor of negroes on his premises, and the
admission to the ball be free.
ARTICLE II. Be it further ordained &c; That
nothing IN the way OF eatables or drinks shall
be sold at any such hail.
ARTICLE iii. Be it further ordained, &C.: That
any slave or slaves giving ball Or dancing party
in violation of fhis Ordinance, the master Of said
slave Oh slaves shall be fned for every violation,
in a sum not exceeding twenty. five d ,IIars.
ARTICLE Nv. Be it further ordained, &c; That
this Ordinance take effect Immediately after its
passage. ~
Ordained Februarys7 1868.
=. F. A. KING, President.
JosEpH D RICHARD, Clerk. feb1l
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Eseata Quarters
MILITIA ENROLLING asrrIrF

7 NJ MILITIA ENROLLING VEFirE.
# 0pelousas. Ia. February 1ltb 1868 I
A LII free white males the Parish Ct St Lam
"a dry, under so years Of age. exempt from
MltitiaIsers &c under the ~ ami 9TH Sections oi
The AIT Of the Ltg>Eassre Of LOU a'aa. entitled
IAN AIT to oTsanze t5e NJ itia f,r the ef.nces
of the3S State approved January 81. 1868, re
q,ested to present at these Elea i.atters On or
before the 2lst February nst.. their proof ati
davit, certified on affidavit to be true by Two
respectable witnesses.
g JAS. NJ PORTER
Enrolling e6cer Of the Militia for the Parish Of St.
Laadrg lll-2t.
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FOE TIE poI.IcE pr THE roWN OF orEIousAs.
ARTICLE {. BE II ordained By the Board 8,
Police of the town Of Dpefousas That tbe pres.
ident q said Board shall have fhe power, when
ever he deems il necessary for The noIiee ami ncp
of said town, 70 orier Ill coffee houses eros sbops
and every kind of drinking esta bishmerts i = IA
town. fo be closed I'D . !.
ARrIcLE TT, Be il further orlaiaed. BE. That
il the absenre oil she preshaefl of the Board of
Police, any member thereof ahalI have the right
70 exercise the power vestkai In the President of
said Board by the icregsstsx Article. -
AHTirIx III. be is further ordained, BE. That
say owner o. ksspers1fa coffee house, grog- shop
or 81 sny kindof dF}Hlfinx establishment in ,,e
tss'p 4 oS Se'asss who 90 bsiag erdsrsd BY the
0psioasas. 10 slsse bis coffee house, grog-shop ur
drinking sstabi hment, shalt neglect or refuse 10
segHPsr ssfh s1ld etder. sasil be fusd foe every
o1srsssss sss<s.sss 1t txsaty-iiRs dsisass.
Akv. tFs ~ il fasshes eFdsineA. &e., That this
oxiinaaes &hall taks sHset fsesn aud siter la
lDslzsasa] ]Fshssssy 70 ssss.
1*s*sM r. Hssn&sw. CLERK. fsskk~~N
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asaaT account OF departure.

THsHE undersigned being determined TO leave the
H. Parish Of St. Landry, will sell at auction, at
his re-ienee, at Caron, near Washington. on
Thursday the 26th r bruary inst fine lot Of honse-
held fntssiture AID ktcien u,,,e.si.s comprising
principally several stmoirs in mahogany, black wal
nut, &c beds ditto, large aud small tables locking
gases thars, carpets (oiI cloth and others) new
and complete Stnart's cooking stove, one dining
room stowe aud bed room stove, claret wil,e,
cherry, &c, croekery and glassware, al iron chest
a clock (bronzrdt aud chandeliers.
TERMs:-Cash. - GEO. ULRICK.
Washington, February Ia, 1866.
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GENERAL aasIsEgss

EXCHANGE NOTICE No. a.-Tbe foElouii.
officers and men have been duly exc hanged. I'll
are hereby so declared: Srsa 44.as ~ - III III
i. ALI oficeEsaand mea captured ii Ksntae.s
Ie naessse, a Iabaina. III Mississippi, Georgia. n tsS
asa sotlfh Carolina, up to Decannber lOth. lsn
All others and men captured in MissoarI
Kentucky, New Mexico, Arizona, Arka nsaa Al
Louisiana, np 70 January 1st, 1863
The two foregoing sections apply not eai.sa
omcefs and men OF the Confederate service, All
also to persons captured in arms or hostile arm
against the United States, whatever NAV hass
been the character Of the military organization,
whieh they We're attached, and whatever gaas
have been the terms Of the paroles given bv fheas
Fl, any are In Federal prisons, they are to BIZ in
naetfateiy released and delivered 10 the Contsa
crate authorities. 8 - $50
a. All persons who have been captured ON ii,
sea CT ssacoast Of the Confederate or Unitsl
States, up to December 10th, 1862. If anv sleh
are IN fedeEai prisons, they are to be iamediatel
released ana delivered TO the Confederate authuli
ties. 81 { : ~
S. AL Conssderate officers and men wbe brva
1868. ''s A
6 All Confederate officers end nasn who hass
been etlgered at Vickshurg, up to December asd
lS62, and iacindlng said date. s CO &
7. All paroed Confederate officers and men n.
eeipted for at Vicksburg, up to December 2s
1882, and intending said date " Te'
8. - Co'tedsrate officers and men ca apsursd
ard paroea at Fredericksburg, Virginia, IN Ds.
ceniheE 1892 = -
s. All Confederate officers and men capsu.d
and rafesed at Go'dsboso', North Carolina, In be.
cenber 1852 sT* =
TO- Other miscellaneous and minor exchange,
Of which the appropriate officers vii! be duly IL
=
NoTE ALI Confederate officers and mar svbs
have been captured in Virginia or Msrviaud N.
lore the lst OF November, 1862. and IN Confsd.
crate oofficers and men who at any time had been
delivered at Aiken's Landing, were declared 10 b
exchanged by former netiee, No. &. = 3,
hoBERF OULD, Agent OF Exchange.
Jam 25 $3.50. = -
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Some editr says that the dessiny of she world
very ofter1 hangs sil the smallest taiaes. little
nif bstwes Charles Bonaparts md bis love Leti1ia
might have bsuken Of d marriage Which gave
birth so Napoleon and shs battle If Waterloo. 70
rnich ahe saausrsiaer says.
Eyes, ahat u the fack Suppose lille mir had
taken pisce between Adam and Eref What then r.
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Public, Sale.
W0 TRACTS or / ANn

situated IN said Anse MaIlet, containiing to.
gether 4 acres being Lot No /. Section
No. I, Township TO- soasll ef Range f
West, and Lot No Is of Section No, 81
Township No. 9. South Rsnge / West.
"A creole horse; i lot OF wild horse crea.
tnres and cattle, etc.
Cpnaatso,as a sums payable ID three
equal annual instalInents from day of sale.
Lands remaining mortgaged, purchasers TO
give two securities ii, soIialo.
CHS. CLEMENT, x4tsa: II.
set. Landry, February ia, 8t;3.
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N NOrT,IGE.

ME public are hereby noiifed that note signed
u by me and drawn in french, for about $l7oo
or $500, datsd in the spring Of 1868, payable to
Leonard A. Girdiner, agent, has been paid ty me-
The said note has never been delivered to me, and
al persons are cautioned against trading for The
same. b. C. GARDINER.
n 81 Landry 2isE February 1868. 12-s,
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/ - We learn with pleasure that Lieut.. Col Y.
Iii. Fournet, has beer reinsiated in his conmand Of
TIE Battalion of the Ysllop Jackets, under Gen.
Nonion # ss#
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ESThe sale 4of moveables of Capt Ulrick has
been poaronsd uDtil Thursday, the 2sth inst as
viii be seea BY reference to the advertisement
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Estate OF AsttD;sse Mayer.
MEETING OF CREDITORS.

= - a111I A.SU OT O8kED1TUEs5 ~
EDY virtue Of an authorization from the Honor
able the District Court il, and for the Parish Of
ST. Landry, meeting of The creditors Of The Estate
OF Antoine Mayer deceased, late Vi the ash Of St.
Landry. will be holden before Yves Davy, Recorder,
" his Vlice, IN the Towa Of O;,e o,sss on, satur-
day, The 2Seh February inst. 1868 for The purpose
OF deaerHniig upon the disposition TO be made OF
the property of said deceased.
A. GaRRiGUEs, Clerk of said Court.
0peoasas 2lst February 1868.
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0ost1loucl alP.

4 consequence Of the inclemeney Of the weather
aud By consent ui Interested pa.ties, the sale OF
the property Of the estate of The late Abraham H,r
man, which advertised 10 take place on the 18th
February inst, has been postponed until the 26th
of the same month. Sz
No security will be accepted usilass good and sol.
vent and residing b The Pasisl Of ST. Landry.
ROBERT BENGUEREL, @
Auctioneer.
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4 aother call for Volunteers.

/, Aaother call Tor Volunteers.
>M Conscripts who have rot yet reported to
MaA Camp nj Instruction enter the Com
Ell psny Of Captain DursH,ns. or that of Cap
vi tain Robin, of the 2sth Regiment Louisi-
~saassa AHA Volunteers stationed at Vickshhrg. as
volunteers, and receive bounty OF fifty rdoi,ars
Appiy Immediately to the undersigned, LieuteIl-
ants in said Company.
OCT. FnNTENOT
al &s JULES DEBAILLON.
. OppEdnsas 18th February 1868. II
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Died,-In Opeoa-as, OH the 10th, ADELlNE V. a
child of Bryant Hutchins, aged year II months.
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Coon NEWS FROM BurrE 4 "A ROSE --0n Monday
last two federal gunhoats we're approaching our
farsfcations at this place. with the evden. intsn.
tion Of attacking them, when three companies Of
infantry 8of the Crescent Regiment we're sent six
miles belpw under the command Of Capt, Field in
order probably 10 cut their retreat But the strong
wind having blown The former Of the gunboat with
ID SO of 40 yards Of our men ID ambush, and the
Yankees then being mostly on deck. Capt. Field
could noi resist tho temptation and he ordered the
Gre, Three solleys were fred a. them, killing some
4o or 30. and then both gs,nboats abandoned the
premises ii i hurry. VI
sIl donel well done! s55 81
NOBODY hurt on our side.
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@ r Il hO u y A g.:
| SATURDAY, FEBRUARY q, 1868.

Ii ~ We are requested 10 announce that Mr.. JoHs
EouHaAN ID candidate for Town Constable of Ope-
ousas, at the election Of April next. Jan. 81.
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GArruEE Or THE "oUsEs THE WEsT Under
date Of 18th rat, the Captain commanding Pest at
Gordon's Landing. on Red River, reported to Maj.
.Earget, Chief of Staff Of Gen. Taylor, At Alexar-
dra, that at o'clock in the evening on the l4th,
the guns Of the Fort opened FIRE On the Federal
gunboat sQneen Of the West" and after 30 shots,
is Of which struck her, she hoissed white Gag
and surrendered. There were but ls men on board,
TIE balance having escaped under cover Of the
night ,s.@sez NJ.
There were also on board one SO pound riiied
Parrot gun, one "a red also, three IL pound brass
pieces aud one slightly damaged, and Tremendous
supply Of ordnance stores, q large supply Of qui-
nine, surgical instfuments clothing, bacon, -four,
beef, pork, &c.
s The Webb, one Of our gunboats, started on the
18th from Alezadria, in pursuit Of the DE- sOtO.sa
small steamboat stolen BY the federals, which was
accompanying tbs Queen Of the West, and who
sanoussd when her consort struck her colors, and
ii Il expected the de Soto will also be captured
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tseter Esanet, Parish Surrsyoy,
WILL attend promptly 10 any work is sis lsas
w ofeesiness He ess always be fsasa at hss
residence, 10 opelessas, whsa Ras professionally
s1xsSsss .Nes. a. fA@a.
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opelonsas February I'll lsss.--lt.
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Pubic sale.

Estate of Tirg1nie Gabetei, deceased,
wSsY virtue Of an order from the Hon
d ID orabia the District Court tof the Sth
Judicial District of the State of Louisiana,
boll,ng its session il and fir the Parish VI
81. Landry, there VIII BE- sod at pubic sale,
to the last aud highest E.i,ider, through tie
ministry Of Es@ris:e DebaiIion, Pablo 4Apc-
.soneer, Or any other competent oltiear, on
she Plantation hereinafter described, on
1uesday, the 1CtA Aa,eA neat, 1868,
the following described properly, belonging
to the Estate of said Virginie Gaberel, de.
ceased wife of Andre Prud 'homme, late of
the Parish of ST. Landry, to wit:
The sun., 1863-12-28

.'Ons cAristmas uorniss. pufyusd tAs "a ~
'Shst you came here viii hAr-snd osGan y
spow, ssd ny wife invited sbe ycung lady v wals
10, and sis BY the Ore thst 10 always . burning a
Chrissmes day ia what ussd 70 Be-, bsfoss our ~
poor gentlemen eommussd. our great Dnssr Hal.
vs tbsrs; and recollsct, a. wss stirring up Ne
BY she reed ihc se-ol gu, loud shst 10 uadernsssh
that pcsur. 'Lsrd keep my msmory GTSsn ens
and my poor wife fsl . talsing aton IL; end ts
strange thiDg 70 think of nov, that shsy bush ssH
prayer, spd that 10 vas one shsy would put up very
esrnss ly. they were called swsy young With
reference so shoss v b. we're dsasssst 20 them. NY
brother ssys the young lsdy-'My husbend,' ssys
green, and do ma lss me he forgosssn =" Tsars
more rainfal. snd more hsser thAn b. hsd ever
shed in sl bis life. ooursed down .ssdlsw's fsca.
Philip, fully occupied In recalling his sory, bad noe
oess,.si bum una aov. nor hhly- snzasay shss b
"Phihp r said Rsdlsw, hying hbt@d upon hie
srm, ~ en- aricken mas, on whom Me hand a
P'ovidssee has fallen heavily. although dsservsdy.
fou steak 70 me. my friend. OF vhaS ] cannos
folow my memory u goss."
"Meroiiul p,wer - cried the old man.
" hs,ehs, my memory Of srrov, wrong. and
srootls," saad sh. Chsrnia "and with thas hsve
pity for him. to sss him wheel bis own grsst cDsb
for him 70 rest In, apd losk down upDn him With
solema senss Of his tereavsmsnt Wa 70 know. In
some degree, how precious to Old age sueh rsoolecs
sions are The bVy came running 10. aad ran 70
hily.
''Hsrrs the man." he Sad. .1n shs osbss room.
] don't vent him."
"whs, maa doss hs mean ~ ssksd Nr. VII.
Nam.
flush - said Milly.
obsdens - . sign from her, hs and his old father
ee'uy wi,hdtsw. As they west out unnocord,
nr Rsdlsw beckoned tbe boy 70 come 70 him. II
hhs 'hs woman bssl" be aas s~s1sd boldly, holding
V her skirtA
10 BE- ConsSWua6
The sun., 1863-12-28
JERSEY CITY.

IScREAsE or Bousry.-A a special meet
ing Of the Common Council Of Jsrssy City. called
on saturday, . resolution vas sdopted raising tia
bounty for volunteers 70 ESQ. Agents viii b ais
patched 70 the srmy With autherity 10 recruit mss
from New Jersey resiments nov In the Geld.
LARox HAUL OF SroLEn Goops.-John ".
wi.r residing at South Bergen. WAS arrested, charged
with having In bis possession over o. 900 worth Of
oen property, consisting Of groceries, furniture.
dry goods, and wearing appaIsi-in all ssms three
wagon loads Portions Of the goods have been idsat
ted by various desisrs, but . large amount get re-
mains st the station Hsuss unclaimed.
lAaoK SALE oY PRorBRTY.-Mr. z. A: Ste
ems hs. disposed Of the Hsbshsn branch Of the Nor.
r' a f'sei Railroad 10 the Company. with svsf IS
acres Of iAad Price for eli, sslSs9A
The sun., 1863-12-28
SAVINGS BANKS.

ATLANTIC SAVINGS BANK.
SIX PER tksf iSTskfsf ALIowEb
Bssi spsa GsSS fisa Il 70 is to J, md nso,o7P.s
- CHARLIE D. BAILEY, rfea.ssr.r
MECHANICS AND TRADERS SAVINGS
IvlIu'titution, No. go Bower, B,s per cent Inter
% ..s., %. sun: D:s T MD: Sa oa S:Gs
~ dav interest from that 1sts open daily ,ron
i9An,s Jpn ChAs. PICK. rre'. IiKSGY c.
MARINERS SAVINGS BANK, NO. /
!VA Third Avenue. The Trustees o' this inst tuition
havs direeisd hat interest at the rate Of SIX 90
d PIX cs on .' :ss sss; &
free from tar be slov I'd TO ai depsto
snu,isd thereto. psysbis On sndsnsr WEDNESDAY
Al is,srests not withdraw viii draw interest ss
Hsns open dsily from o,oqp. n. and on Monday,
Wsdnst.y snd Saturday evening from aios Pm.
''' ""' TiioMAs - sTILLMAS. r,..s.n,
ISAAC T. SMITH. Secretary. 40
IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
NO s6 W ARREN ST.
fnterest aiio.sd at the rate Of Q per cent on sli
H. .s% on Monday. Thuf,aaa and sat sa.urd., q 70 .a.r
% nose' fem. .,oI r. Y. n. B-Aonsy to loan on
vANDrRBiLT l.. PUxToS, Secretary. $50
SIx PER CENT INTEREST
A'Citirsns Ssvinss Banks, corner Of Bovery and Ca
nal st. Open every day from 10 ;. and on Monday,
Wsdnssdsy and Friday evening" from to l. Bank
Books 10 Enslish, German and French. Interest
commences Jan. l, lsCt.
GEORGE FOLSOM. President
sEfnOUk A. NJ NCR, Secretary. <ai
HNlON DIME SAVINGS BANK.
~ No. t2y Canal st, eorpcr Of vaIiek.
sossn G daily from 10 a ~ = 20 2 and nom 20 r;
unoer, aud hss tsr cent on larger sufns.
JOHN MCLEAN, ! VI. p...,,...
wA. =. wHlrfoCK. vice ff~'o'sA
GARDNER d CHAPLIN. Secretary. al
The sun., 1863-12-28
MARINE NEWS.
ARRIVED.

STEAMSHIPS -Cor,ies, Havana: City OF Rich,
E,ond, WAshlnstou, Z; Parksfsburs, Portland
Wvstchsster, Proyldrsce Martha Stevens Bsltimer g
n-le, Washington, ID Z; Diamond State, Whining
ton, Del; Josephias washinSten; Kinghsssr, Prov1-
deuce: shetuekst, Washinston; Daniel WsSsta, de,
Atlantic, Aspin eil; salver, Washinhton KanSaroo
ton, New Orsaps.
sHIPs-Univsrse, Liverpoo, Liberty. AvsrpssL
pARK-R W Grifhth, Of 7 Island, from Havssa.
BRIGs-N,eeis heNiel, Chaslottstevu; Matilda
u. 81 John, n b Junc, 81 Johns, N =; lsiganssr,
Vernon, 4ayasues, u.
sCHOoNERA-NasZ Jsls. HAIhss osses I n
Day Proyalesee: J yeAnser, Do; SArspshirs,
Ilca. = SH DsAls. l. d~ fliShk GiAasslhsen q
The sun., 1863-12-28

PREsEUATIoSs.-Amon the presents made
s the Tabernacle Baptist Sunday School festival. NOT
so.,ocd yesterday. wsro the following: A bible to
Mics Ida Davds, BY the pastor; Pooies Annotstieps
70 Mr.. Daniel Martin, BY his elass . bible to Mis-
Emily Leland, by her teacher and class; Anuetstsd
Paragraph Bible, to Mr. Theodore Shotv ell. By hts
class, aaG . sft OF ApDston's Nov EncyelopediA 70
the pastor, By all the teaehss.
The sun., 1863-12-28
CLOTHING.
MEDICINES.

A IL THE 25c PATENT MEDICINES Sold
hst t9os all The r. ps,en, Medicine. sold q 90;
aud Lees pills, r. X; r., AlicockS Porous Pss'
Masnrs,s, 9oc each; wolfss sehicdsm sebnspps SOC
Burnstt's Cocsins roc Heltnbold's Extract Buehu
stsIlinss Amb,osis, Duponcos Golden Female Pills
Ayers Cherry Peeioia SaIBapArilie and Asue Cure,
bcheuckS fulmonic syrup and Sea Weed Tonic. y0c.
each Barry's rieophel os,s, loc Sc. &e. Dr. W. \
HOWELL, l%9 Spring o., bet. Wooster and LAurens,
New fdk. 800
E,ROSTED FRET-SURE CURE-THE In
dian Magic Cream will cure frosted feet and chill.
blsns. Depot 2e6 Grssn uieh o., n Y. Sold By drug
gists sSnsrally. ~
rTHE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR
L Cont and Rhsunsti.n. All sufferers from the
above complaints other II recent long standing
are advised to use El.AIRs Gout and Rheumatic
Pis They can be relied on % the most safe aud sf
fectusi remedy offered to the public, and have
been universally used in Europe for many ysaTs With
great succsss.
Prepared in fssl,nd by Prout d Isrssnt, and ,old
by WILLS 4 Co, Franklin si, New Ysrh, and most
other medicine venderr.
Her Asjssty's Commissioners have authorized
the name aud address OF "Tu0NA5 PROUT. 999
Strand, London" to be impressed upon the Govern
nient stamp affixed 70 each boz OF the genuine med
cine Az
The sun., 1863-12-28

Pan River; Nsisou Elssbsthport fos Bristol; Van
dalia, EiiEabsthport fer Providenss; Roeina Kiiss
bethpoft for Boston Isabel Alburto. Prov idenee
dillo. ksv Bedford
BELow-Ship Ann Thsnpson. from Cardiff
The sun., 1863-12-28
WILLlAhSBuRGH.

THx MIssiSo DKruTY.-Mr. VIM. Ruueis,
pspaty Collector Of Ta.ss and Assessments. Brsok.
lyu. y. d. vhs has been mystssousy missins fos ths
pact tvs weeks, has turned mp In New jersey. Aist
ter ~ received BY his wife Saturday stating that
be vas very sick NvM feared that he AsA bs \
fpully dealt With.