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Etat dc la Lcuisiare

Coar de District;-St. Landry-No. q,
| TlTELAIDE BROUssARD, ds Ia p,.s
LIE St Landry, Executrice Tcstamert.:.
Ia succession de feu Lucien Richard Az Az
dernieresnent de la Paroi>se St Landry s.S y
enreabtre I'm tableau final de distrjbn,ii.ss 7 \
aft fires de- ladite succession, accomparns v
petition demandant l'holnologation diralr. dinlrs
sttendu quill a etc fait droit la dersrrS
adite petition. par ordre de la Cour susSS. s.'
date du Is Septembre 1868.
En- consequence, avis est par e pressn. !,
usx interesses dams cette succession, d,ral
deduire leurs raisons, 81 aucune lis ont rs- y
a mon Bureau, dams les trente iours ou , sn;sa. y
Ia date du present avis, pour lesqueles lsss l
hleau ne serait pas honologne, l'Exeen,sa.'
chargGe de toute responsabilite u.t&sierre q y
obligation cancellee.
A. GARRIGUEs, Gses.
Opeiousas. i9 Septembre 1853.
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Tn lot de % prisonniers Yankees sont ar
rves lei Jeudi ct Iu au,re petit lot sont naiu,e-
nant en- route. Lesarena;ers ont etc pris plus bas
que Ia Nouvelle.Ibeae, e. les derniers pres du
Camp Pratt. Nous'ne savons au juste Oh lis Sc
rons escortes; msis il nous sepab.e que lie General
Taylor pous-a;s bse4gans dsvisr aes seglss mi
!itai,es, les ensoyes al Texas, OH leuss chefs g.
vaiens prom:s De les conduire
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A IOUER 4 BAIL.

q HNE petite FL lhitation situee environ
~ i miles a rOuest d'OpeIonsaS, plus
de cent arpents de terre de laquelle sont
bien entoures. Il y a sur les lieux une
fbonne maison de maItre,, magasin d maIs,
cabannes a negre~ ct autres dependencies
Pour les particularites, s'adresser a la
soussignee. sur les leux
CELTMA ST. BLANCAT
St. Landry II Nov 1868. 33tf
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LIE COURIER DES OPELous
Pubic te sansed; par Joel e. Sana|
CONDTTIOys.

- q
l. ahonnenent est de cINQ piastres pal
ables d'avance, on six piastres Ia fin dol
Aucun abonnemeat ne sera arrsts aFant,
arrerages ne soient payes, a nloins gusll
ne le hge eouvenable. EFT les ahonnaI
sireront arreser leur advancement degronts
ner avis par scrit au neins quinze jou'sj
terne de leur abonnement.
Les avis seront, inseres raison do Nd
cents IA ligne pour la premiere puhllcatsl|
cents Ia ligne pour ehaque publication saiII
e. Quand on traitera de gre a gre ap5
teur unad deduction liberale ssEa faiss pap5
permaslepss.
Tout avis. 1 naoins quill men sol. u
ordonas. sera publieen trancais etsn ~
| qua ce Gull soft retire. Gu jtsqa ace sa
| teug ings convesssle de le rssitcr
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Etat de la Louisiana,

coIr ds District; St. Landrg.--Na
ELIZA MARKS, de la Paroisse s.. 1
-a14 Veuve de Francois Qnebsdeau, fils.s
Tutrice Naturelle. &c. ayant enreeistrs
bleau de distribution final res finds d
succession, aceompagns dune petition
dant l'honologation d'icelui;-Et attendHI
.ete fait droit d la deinande de laditsN
lar ordre de Ia Cour susdite en date das
tembre 1868.
En- consequence, avis est par le preses|
aux interessss dams eatte succession, "
deduire leurs raisons, 81 aucune lis ont, pl
4 mon Bureau, dams les trenta iours qnig|
la date du present avis, pour lesquelles ia
bleau ne serait pas homologue. la Tutricsa
gee de toute responsabilite uterieure ei u
cancelle.
A. GARRTGUEs, CHI
Onelonsas. 3 Oetnhre 1868
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oPELOU SAS:
sAMEDI MArfN, 81 NovEMBRE 1863.

ES-A Attendu une second- invasion momenta-
nee de- notre vile par les Fedefaux, nous avons
etc force de suspendre la publication de notre
journal pendant quclques semaines
Plus heureux cette deniere fois que la premia-
re, nous avons pu SAWYER hotre maSfel impIi-
merle. ce qui nous permet de reprendre AMOUR
d hui nos publications regulieres. en- rsperant que
nous ne serons plus jamais ''importnne" par Get
eunemi de notre pays IT d, nnre csuss
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QUARTER GENERAL,
Burcau de E0.6icier d d'fnroiea,eat !
de Lt Par0tSSe st. Landry.

UFELDUSHN tt NOVenlDle ISOo.
ORDRE GENERAL No. L.
FEsOUS les honmes dams Ia Parosse St. Ian
- dry. entire Is ct is ans, (y incus tous ceux
qri ont ete jusqu'a present decharg6s, ceux qui
ont etc detaehes on exemples pour queIque raj
son que &c soit) sont par ie present avertis d'a.
vur So fapporter moi, immediatement, ou au
Lieutenant A. Landry, au bureau de- Notaire de
joel IL Sandoz. vis-a-vs lecurie de n Poiret,
a Opelousas. Ceux qni manqueront de Sc rap
porter seront consideres CONNIE desesteurs, ct
tGaites CONNIE tells.
". c. MORRELL, Capt. C. S A
O6iejsr d Enrotement Paroisse St Landry
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L'ELEcTloN a CALcAsEEU.-A en- jpges
par certains retours que nous ayous recus,
1872 votes ont etc donnees chez nos voisins
4 l'election du 2 Noyembre. La place nous
manquant pour publier les details, nous
nous bornerons a dire que NJ Eli A Per-
kins etc nomme pour representer la Pa
roisse la Legislature, Asa Ryan oomme
Grefher de Ia Cour de District, David j.
Read lie titulaire actueI, CONNIE Sherif.
Felix pelloquin CONNIE Coroner. ct James
Cole CONNIE Assessor.
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LELECTIoN A ST. LANDRY.-Le 2 Novem
bre courant, dsu1 boites detection settlement
ont etc ouvertes en- notre Parosse, cee d.
Washington ct celle de Big Cane, ksquelles ont
donne ensemble II votes.
D'apres ce vote, les personnes don't les noms
suvent ont etc clues, saxoir:
Representans q Ia Legistatare.---T. C. An
derson, A. r. Hawkins, F. L. Pitse, 9. John G.
Barry. 5
Grsfer-A. Garrigues.
saerJ-James G. Hayes.
Coroner e. +. G.een,ee.
dssssseur Vieneuve Joube,t.
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Cjrculaira.
QUARTERS GENE Aux.

QUARTERS GENEf Aux,
DEPARTMENT TRANS MISSISSIPPI
Shreveport IA Octobre 1868.
I Ls applications pour des places de l'Etat.Ma.
.Aa Jor Medical pour cette partie lie rarmee ser
want dams 'e Departement Traus-Mississippi, Sc
r"nt adTessees au Chirurgien John M. Haden,
Dirscteur Medical aux Quarters Gen6raux ci
cessus --~ .s-...s
Les postnIsnts devront specifer leurs nons ct
prenoms IN plen. les,r age, depuis combien de
temps lis exerceh dans queIle ecole lis ont gra-
due eten qaelle anueA, ct la.positou a laeueHe
It's aspiFen:, soft ciirurgien on assistant chirur.
glen, Par ortire du
LIEUT. GEN. E. KIRBY SMITH
s. S. ANDERSON.
Assistant Ad]urant General. 33-5t
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DD'aprss les retours que nous avons sous
les yeux, tous les auciens membSes du Congress,
pour Get Etat sont re-elus, a Iexception de NJ
Marshall;du Sc District, qui n e.ait pas candiiat
N Hodge ets elu So place.
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#7 QUARTERS GENERAUx,
Depai tement Trans-AIississippi
Shreveport Novembre 1858
Eatcai.

|. oRDREs GENERAUx No. 1872.
XTT La seeonde clause du paragrapIe
~&aaA-@.@s VIII, so. f39, ct Ia seronde clauss
dti paragraph X, S Q. loo, sont par les presen-
tts revoqnes, ct la suvante stihstituee, SAVIOR:
&c farif des prix etablis tous les deux mois n,,
plus souvent. sera public pour Information de
eenx qni sapproprient Empress aunomd du Gou.:
yfnf'metf' d"s a1ticlfs don't il peut AVER absolus
N nj hrsoiii: ct nn otiiAier Oh agent lie Iaiera nj
itappronveia aaeune estimation au-dessus dice
In, mais al eontraire en- referera an Bureau pre-
pose pour sa revision ct une evaluation finale.
Par ordre dr
LIEUT. -GEs. Z KIRBY SMITH.
S. s ANDERSON,
Assis'. Adj General. I33-4t
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FATAL AceIDEsr.-Un des jouEs de la Sc.
maine derniase, un jeune hou.me nouns Carli,
de Ia Paroisse Ste. Marie, Fun des eclairsars DE-,
la Compagnie du eaptaine Baylie. Tinsou, etaslt
sous i'intinence de la hoisson ct tenan: la main
un reAolyer Acknowledgement tire III. romlne
Finley, de Ia meme Paroisse, un de ses alnis, e,,
notre vile. La bale pentre pros dune spau-
le traversant lie corps. etne laissan. aiiniossanG
Finley qu'un quart d d'heure de vie.
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.. QUARFIERs GENERAUX }
DLPA2IEM fRANS-MlSSISSlPpI (
Shreveport 3 Noyembre 1865
(ETtrait.l
0EDRES SPECIAUX No lsl.
La notice d echange qui suit est pu.
- bhs pour finfofmaton ct Ia direction De
tons ceuA que celia concerne:
Richmond Is Octobre 1863.
"Au Lifntenant Colonel n G. WATTS
''Ious les pTisonnieis de Port Hudson gont {.
changes et peuyent Tetourarr a leur dpvoir
tS,gue] r. OULn.
Agent pour rschange des psisonniegs."
Commencement i'ays ci-dessus, tons les Of
elefs ct sollats enroles, actuellinent dams lie De-
pasiesnsIlt Trans Mississippi ct qai ont etc iaits
pfisonnefs Port Hudson Sc rappor;eloi.t CON-
me suit, savois:
CenS de iArkansas, au Brigalier Central
DoekerF, " ashiagtou, AriaI sas
Ceax de la Lousiane, au Brgadief GeaGsa.
Allen, a Shreveport, Louisiana
+ Par erdre dsa
= LIEUT.-GEfs. E KIRBY SMITH.
S. S. ANDERSON.
Assist Adj. General. E33--4.
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ACTRE FATAL AccIDENT.-D;manche der.
nier sur lie care de la Maison dc Cour, un autre
groupe de gems exeites par la boisson darens
etre disperses, ct le lieutenant conilnandsn. ia
garde voulut arreter 10 Capitaine BayEe Vinson,
Fun des tapageurs. Tn de ses soldats ct en- me
me temps son ami, nomme Splane, yonlant le de-
fendre, tra son revolver ct fit fen snr lofieierde
Ia garde, quill nlanqua heureusement. Son arue
passa alors, on ne salt comment. aux nailis de
Baylie Vinson, ct un coup en- paitit. La balls
ALA irapper splane lui-msme, pene,rant al, men
ton ct allant Sc Logger dams l'epine dorsale. Mar.
di soir il etait enterrs.
Chose remarquable, ces quatre individas sont
dc Ia pasoisse Ste. Marie, ct les deux surviyaass
ont tue chacnn un de leurs amis.
c'est an des eaets 81 aouvent repetss des bpis.
sons eniyrantes
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% Nous voyons par IN ordre militaire placar
de par les raes. que tous les Cafes, Buyettes ),
aatfes Establishments oil Sc vendent des boissons
spiFitueuses devront stre tenus ferines. ct que
quiconque vendra, donnera on en- attcsine ma.
aiere 'ransmettra un soldat, officer on ei;oyen
des BLOSSOMS enivrantes en- qnelqGe enantite que
CO SOFT sera punt scion toute Ia :igueur dies lois
militaires.
Esperons que Get crdre sera tenu en- force aus.
4 longtenps aae nous aurons des tgoupes parni
nous.
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Opeleusas. 3 Oetotre 1868
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From, Scn Francisco.

san FRANclsco, fiid.y. Feb. Il, 1863,
Arrived bark Ioonbesm from PhsdephIa
A speculative demand exists ior domestic liquors;
sales 80 tbls. WHISKY al 42ic.; 100 bbs. alcohol
SGc 800 bbls. pnre spirits, 42ic. 1000 boxes can
dies l6lc.; gunDy bags, l5c.
Goods valued as about 100000, belonging h
several importers. were seized by the custom officer
t. day, for violation of tbs revenue laws. II is be
Ievel the sy ten Of differentiation which has beec
discovered has ex'enied over several years. BY
which the Government i0sea nearly hall the legisi
mate revenue Oh many important articles.
Telegram iron Loo Angeles says the news frou
Colorado Ii highly encouraging. Credilable letter.
to the l0th Of February say that new leads orc
daily discovered, aud the development Of those now
worked is Unsurpassed for richness.
SAN fRAS,lsCo, Feb A. 1863.
Sailed ship Archer. Tor Yokohams, Japan and debeE
L. raining to-day, an there is no bu.iness. In'
Winter has been extremely favorable TO farmers
Much larger crops were pl-ued tuis year than last
Adyices from BIi isl COLUMBIA state that IS, 90
has been r.ael in Victoria anc sent 10 England 10
the relief OF the Lancashire operatives.
Il i believed tina, the roads 70 the Carriboo Mine
will become palsabie earlier this year than last.
Victoria papsrs estimate ia gain IN propert.
values in the Nor Colonies at $500 600 during th
last gear. The total lboring population is less taa
ID COO The balance OF trads Tor the year Is S2,oV
Geo c2 inst the Colonies.
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Thrafers, &c.

N q e city 70 which good Americana qro said TO be
translated after deab, there are, iiuols other ,chi-
icctUit lyiOsy nclaae5. Vs hn.,iso Of cJyesed puy-
Ic wa hnd tboroug. ares which ridi4'e Ike nt.e
yeiae iIem tue broader and more opsn ui.rics, and
which a.e called '' P4s-.g e4' Ia .puog ,.4t Oh,
sly and sometimes the scpl!ght, are stri ont, AID
that yehc.ss do not outer t-n, these hlie avenues
are much tho same ia l1p,c. - tlo full developed
streets which they connect. Tly Ale crowded wish
shops Of every description, md o.. vi.Or Is pnzlled
,yselter most 20 marvel ut TIE qlluR.y critic yadcty
Il ruff. which they represent. T1ey are lavorte
resor. at all times, ana eay c.y raly weather,
when Oh ,r protection is sought ~ tic bt.'A # the
gandus ana ot-er slIoile.s .hrou |out the city.
suangcrs ae' meiap. really los. in alnirati.u at
their convenience md si9r, ard practically 20 in
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advertise n,rts 70 p'fn'efs sc1 J'"' " 'N
fo,. OH 81
unii1',p, fn" ,SSonha informs Chat the po@"e
- -, ara e. osoaiusy appft H'isNe - w
co. enid ayain occupy tia seetion e'peoX M I'D
ali, have ~. @ the lcinssco ia' ha,.nnt.ba,l,d
I" ''u' .,.-i need aat vi ter, heed ne tpPi'"'"'
4. t. forces of tie e WuI &C. ~ ,i ,,,l hi. r.Ie
a. I go ...,,.u.i.n.d 'ol j dos hA'i5 ~ i.ady
- Pc, ~. r.irsss.r Valley in FhSb th's "a'e ''
49,, a. sre now a.irr coo. sfiV'e IA o,...,t In
Q.,,y,r, sd ysr1ti.t rifc '>r1le -" 49, - llc lt,,
ry,ctbNs hal ne citiL ns lave dee'i'N'u - ''' ''
'"T aSS' SIr 1i He says e9' c'eil9 baye ar
- "a" GO % Of E,u~lsh goods, or scidi -. c"t"t naN
II rived n landing IN heV A'''N-' '
49, pa~ot Ala ,h,s appointed In hisi.sipP' ~
" N -, Lsvipc I'D T. gct Peg Tor men iei'Ice'
II ven pvln ~ VA VII r,f'e tuut ne sppnntmeh q
| 70 the 3i. tom civil nie cctary TO law thAt
\ rs,se u the SUBJECT beofe payment Cd" w
| made. go q. tr,r.l. L. ,ho,yr In die.
- nov, Rif'moud which We published ietteilny - u
re- sts ed tbs, the British stefmet Nesuvirs tHoA on
t"eJ :, MIR ons million and of doIrs shipped Oy
tLe British Consu Two or three weeks ago y'Y 'n
a. arri, s port convey 20 tuush pcn9 o t's tVe
seeming Interest $4,000 Aahama bonds Tue lac wa
| daily noted ia this paper Now t cones bst TO US ~
H.ehmori with tpcTesscd seven i)n' ~ nV".
cord be multiplied Ia such way By tTlve we thod' oo
II selves .ond e thousand on journey ,,.,
Bu tey may know Hcpn,oI tn we IN liooH 40
There was Iulnor that tie BIiih Arister al NsshueVl
had trersphed the consul hero net 20 snip specie ~
Nesavil But il late Beir-o the ofaet "A' nc
cri,ed the ship gonc. Ii uay be nat our p0Nese
ami TO Fuope by that vessel large amount Of GOO lo ~
II and this ana nc the ttaia
that the order Sinistor OF Nntb gton was :
sneet We have no positive Information on tho 'neJec. an
have heerd one expires CONJECTURE az espe.'
IL; but does look probable Itsllst nat ~ shNn ~
II from LORD Ivoas Mobile IeesrsPh
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Enfcar Hhin rr,Ya.

ARNIyED...SvNDAY. Feb. 1872. m
ship C'T ot hontrea. Luther Loudon "a days coal .'
ratlal, N.ah.n & R9ek'uil U.ae' calil Jan. Il, d
Blk L..4a ~ tb.ad ph.) H,wrt,, Ma,4nsss 10 d,ys
su,4r 60 Jtl.rs h. Wt.d "a 60.
Buk r. \. Al,a ra.ou Borde4g % days, salt Benns
Is,k N.1i;. Saith New ).,oaas iG days sug.r Sc "a
Yac fcuot d ''i.d ia 90. with big l.. A. Heed ans
Blk AURORA ,ltal, Clins., M,s.aa IS days, mdse u
Jts' ~ .n-1a L-i hay! "ei.esi s.oye oui"aiAs' vs.
no samc.i de- Lowit Pile mo Dec %. passed Gio.ats
Jan D. in ~ 20 simpson - I4Pp iiai some very hesyJ
lar. ye4, oAu.ou, clraco4 Fob %, s4it sAius, sc.
Brg l.. fa,. u.a (Datehl, Raven O,nao Hon. Jan q
us'ic see g. JAues fa'Ae sons Isl .rst Cape Aut0uh
a. DO b. 10 u' 20, pt W. a % a1oa. ~ tuns. ooios
''tie I,'rs Or, O Aa.,pOl. y. go Johnson s. John
D. r., and Aracaoc A. a. Feb. >. sugar to a. 4. Rossr
HIs F.lainaax ,Br.. OF Aal.A clish'im, laasaa gss
~, Fa.,aps tOaal Bs.osaodt, oupsoa IS days sat t.
B.igE,,a Thomson OF s,e.d,yeol. Word. Pcn,' A.
ssh "a ..rs ot Caeple.il ssroat. Havana 10 day'
SCI. p.na, Arna g.. s,as.,s,, ellie, Ma,apaa' Jao 81
-,lr = s. Fs.seaet. bul1ry Bcallout N Feb 10
cotton g. rf.lt Ga t- h.r. 90 p. u, pissri s'ean
.hp au.asr u.o..ore 0ouod ,n Ato p p tsge Loo.ou'
b AZ. by -. 10 nei. ra.ed a.. suu1oit win 'tea
'fmi,.. sp. 30 sc... tbe OF NJ .,tic to- belu,of.
sr4r 81. . .dsi, Bcdol, Dsoig -t1wa A. ..
sac b be-, A.eey dam.c1a, q H. "a days, sugar, 80
& j. \. Qul.aiA D. 90.
,,ar va, a..o.on Noa-aell0rd days barrels T.
sir Nj s.. Freeman, II ,uc Uid ore, cyai Tor .ioOu.
StIL DA.uA t6Ih A4A.tU, T. Ld1Jtn eJn, coal !or si
JolIs Is b..
Sc.t.J j. .. Au.es, cot ,plau, PiosiI.ice.
s,lc c-ua se~fsc, A.s ga ~tyi, m-sc. to > W. LeWS
schr Ann. H.. tsGD, .ns.lt. Conw.Ia, n s.. via TH
Iui Cove IS. lco ala a,lgcl = -ays potoe' TO
"a. beWo.f
sc.r u!tl u. Daaef, tio,ii,ace tor rmsior sound -,
sc. h. .sJ.cs hAstrs .u@ ye.n, -. g., days III VS'
lt 80 4. ) Quutc.La,o. NH.
sg.. f...a 4.s.ou, " 5htlgt'u, Fal River for Phhs
dr'1l.a ~,
sar p. y. Heos1. Wyatt, AlrAa.dria days, ia DALLAS
Oh %. Mfllrslf 90.
3 Al A. =. Simpson. 1hu,n Providence ior Yeomico.
I. Sci. IA Harvey. L,.yia. boston days. nd"s' "
m.-frr
NlND-it sausrt. from = W.
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Thursday Secrets Worth Knowing" and on Fri.
1ao Norr;aJ

Mr.. Barnums career is succession Of shocks n
public attention. No sooner does public attention
wane through the Disappearance Of one object Of
interest than he compe!s It back again by the intro.
ducton of another. lie roi est mort-Vive le roin
The Queen OF Beauty is married-the Enpress Of
Beauty takes her lace. This is sister of the late
Miss Lavinia Warren tnow mairon in arms, and
is even lees remarkable for light and weight than
her predecessor on the Museum stage. With Com.
modore Mutt che will be exhibited every day and
evening this week. The usual attractions Of ths
Museum remain undsrurbed ard the dramatic en-.
tcitoinment consists, ne daring Last week. Of 30us.
cault's A" Phantom"
Mr.. Leuts iue mensgerie on Broadway, below
Houston street, advances in the estimation Of the
public. We can heartily commend it as one of tie
best and most effectively arranged exhibitions of the
kind tina. has been displayed here. The performing
elephants, which stand on their heads, are special
attractions and the academic mules and rony gradu.
ates wiz for themselves and their instructors innu.
rnerable compliments. The meusgerie is open daily
from 10 a. III. until 10 m.
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Four MES SoALDED TO DEA1H.-At

Four MES SCALDED TO DEATH.--At about II
o'clock o. Saturday morning while number OF men We're
work in the engne-Foom Of the rev rOn-clad tesmook
Keokuk the branch cracked sHd the steam iHs
da,ey escaped uDder pressure Of u ponnds hng "a
"a and caIing four OF the workmeBdelry & Bl en
gnser No 81 ~nIy street Edwasd Twin fireman broon
street; Daniel Jodgu, noeui il, No oJ ISs, ss.eut'
street fud George Smith, machlns, NO. III hth suees
The bodia removed to tie Eleventh Precinct st'oa
Housc where the Cosoues hela Inquest Inc "itaefe
boiler aker, John ~ Hook On trcer on the Ne" mond
Wan. +. Br.ukerhoh ensilser aud copte.snisHi laas.
o. board tue keos ak d the line Of the accident.
1He Jury after celebrating upon tae testimony iendefss
Ina, the ce.sed came to the. dealt from tie Injuries
received from accidental bursting Of steam pipe o.
board the 81 amor ksekO@; end "e imther e1on@Fee
uors'ns connected VITA he 0ddirs Oh CONSTRUCTION Oh sA'
vessel
Tne SC i3ort vas caused b. suPp3sel hsw in the pipe
which im possible & fect sud The damage can De Re
cans of esce IL case OF any ordinary aeceeht ron ~
..ur-fooui heo>uA good r ' sy Fesse II
ic vice " her t1Ei sg and much better tsa' 90 ~
9hlr IorcAd bat IN tn. case The sccdtlt was 81 sIea
nLture 10 Instantly ose4w he 90 the persons Ia ls Ieon
ADraAa'I Bong ON, the me VINO made hls eseafe
1o op eyer, without brpg severely s'at-d tue ei
l0wins statement 81 Toe Coroner the New-loA hoei1Si
w1e.e he lie. Ia dangerous condition.
Abraham BousLton bcias duly sworn, te-t'hed-l am
fireman board the Aoku6 at -bou. the iue 81 te exP "a
s'n to erine moycj about csu; inches and We hAi Of
about p pounds ~ seam was standing On lie concene
a. toe e VI Re eyosoa there .a5 no weight on tLs PIP
% the mr tlt q bust at the te T. ext l1od seie va
10. clacs a then the sieaA few 0t and rushed I'M
th' sha alley way riol fouf get out a. the doci
be tne l5. ca ld,cea lay L. te p. sgr way, "a
% remove item orior c3ad Sc QUIZ know % 10 alse
the pipes hurting there .nly 2 pounds Of steam a
each engine - The time; 444 examined IL n y1i
ol.J.c "A eAplg.4Oh
LAUGHTER WITH SoYG.-Dr. Cotton viii giy
aao.Ae exhibition Of tie La s1g ga 10 connection with
f,.c.rt tl. on tf r.~-r- I,,ti.n.e "a
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Marine Disaster.

EEw.LOSDON c., Feb 3, 1853.
The schooner Rio Del Norte, Capt Andrews
from Pol1l.nd, Ne, for New York, with a cargo o.
:isb, was sunk oil New -Lol4on on Saturday by col
,ision with IN unlnOwn schooner.
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Sailing OF siv Bohemian.

PORTLAND, Feb. ID, 1853
The Bohemian, Capt. B9Iand, sailed at lOi
O'Clock Saturday night with u passengers and
Si3 900 in speCie.
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yHtlR VIGILANCE IN WATCHING OUR OPERATIONS
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They Feel Confident of Resisting an Attack
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Below.


r' 0i a. -ni-, f-... 9.ela-i JAM 4 Alie i"' o@'
lll o.H hti. u.encuA.
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LAUGHTER WITH SoNG.-Dr. Cotton viii giv'
sao.her exhibition Of tie La s1ng ga ia connection with
Concert b.. he On Folks" .. ID. Cooper msliu.e 70
d. orr5,v ev.llur
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Richmond papers to the 18th inst are received
from which we extract the followiDg
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REBEL FEARS AND HOPES

Significant Confessions and Admissions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-16

REBEL AFFAIRS AT VICKSBURG
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LATE SOUTHERN NEWS.
a Member Of Congress Communioat-
ing With the Enemy
HOW Lew HUMANITY CAN sT00P

Punishment for Refusing Rebel Money
The New York herald., 1863-09-08
E H. LUDLOW, AUCTIONEER.
u. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
Il. IL. LUDLOW CO.,
- ON FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER IL,

ii O'Clock A. NO Fine street, near BrOadwAy,
quantity OF Household Furniture, consisting In part Of
rarlor Suit embroidered covering
rich brocatel Curtains Dining Chairs. striped
reps Buffet marble top; 6ne walnut Hall Table, Double
Beds.ea4s, marble top Dressing Bureaus, washsands PAIL
in,raln Carpets. Oilcloths Glassware, &C. Also two
Sea oS Pedesals set silver mounted double coupe
Har
The New York herald., 1863-09-08
spEcIaL NOTICES.

,orwARp-NorICE TO CoNsCRIfTs.-A MEET
n III or the Twery.nrst ward will Ne held
- " evsri fcr'. = at ~ O'Clock the corner Of
r eatv lniA street aun TARA avenue, In behalf 81 poor
I1iN sraf