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MARLBoRoUGH's DISPATCHES, Edited b,

MARLBOR0UGH'S DISPATCHES, Edited by
NJ General Murray. vols, London.
Dispatches of Lord Nelson. 7 vols, London,
Official Dispatches of the War of 1912.
Memoirs and Correspondence of Sir Thos. Picton,
vols. London.
Col. Frazer g Letters during the Peninsular and
Waterloo Campaigns, London.
dence, 2vols
Life and Letters Of Admiral de Saumarez. 2 vols.
London.
Diary and Dispatches of Gen. Sir Robert Wilson,
2vols., London.
Sir w. Sidney Smiths Life and Dispatches, 2
vols j.. London.
Coiiingwood' q Public and Private Letters with a
memoir vols, London.
Wellington Dispatches, London.
Confedera Official Reports of Battles.
General McClellan's Report.
an IL FRANCK TAYLOR
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
a OPYIO1 s14 PA. AVENUE,
WaShtngt0H ID. &

"A ORYIO1 GA PA. AVENUE,
Washinssox, d. q.
GREAT EASTERN, NORTHERN, AND WEST
ERIN EXPRESS FORWARDERS.
MERCHAEpIsEa MONEY, yEWELEY, vALu.
Forwarded With SAFETY AND DIsP Arch to al
accessible sections of the country. This Company
IN No ski,'E EAST. WEST, AND NORTHWEST.
It's principal of6ees are ,,
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, GIN.
CLIMATE, ST LqH aTaa LGquIs-
Connections are made At New York Snd Boston.
with lines ferwarding to the GANADAS and ia:
to LIVERPOOL, SOUTHAMPTON and HAFRE
and thence by European expresses to all prominent
Rent -
At ali secessi BILE parts of the United States
@, @. DUNN, Agent,
da4S WSshiDRfnn. D. q,
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SPRING DEBILITY!
LANGUOR, LAssITUDE.

LANG UOR, LASSlTUUE.
AND THAT
LOW STATE OF THE SYSTEM
ocular to the SPRING TIME OF YEAR, are
Immediately relieved BY the
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
rejected Solution of PRoTOXIDE OF IRON.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
supplies the blood with its vital principle, or
LIFE ELEMENT. IRON,
Infusing STRENGTH VIGoR and NEW LIFE into al
One of the most Distinguished Jurists in New
England writes to afriend as follows:
~ have tried the PERUVIAN SYRUP, and the
Snw Of ms into sy.tsa nss
vigor and energy; am no longer tremulous and
Sesrtisr. and with larger Capacity for labor men
tai and PHI sical than at any time during the last
An eminent Divine of Boston says:
~ have been using the PERUVIAN SYRUP for
some time past; it gives me NEW vIGoR, BUoYAsoY
Of SPIRITS, , frss OF DINsMeRE.
'A'' No. 4e1 Broadway. New York.
COUGHS! COLDS! CONSUMPTION
WISTARS BALSAX OF WILD CHERRY
osK o. TEE OLDEST AID Mosr RELIABLE RENE.
DIES IN THE WORLD FOR
enlty q B,sa,hirg, .AstAma, .Hoarstnss,.
S''' 1"'' 1S. SnSs': ana every
THE THROAT, LUNGS AND CHEST.
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry does not Dry mp
aCough and leave the seeds of Consumption in the
system, but lsosens it, and cieanses the Lungs Of
None genuine unless signed IT. BUTTS" on tho
wrapper.
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALvE!!
FORTY YEARS. EXPER ENoB
has fully established the supsEiority Of this sslye
most most angry looking sweliings and Inaamations as
Il By Magic; heali DIP soREs, WOUNDS. BURss.
SoALDs, &C., in surprisingly snort Tune.
Only Is cents Boz.
The above are old and tceH established Remedies.
Up. pns1oa., 81 sff R s,ss " New York.
nyB sd Wsm and by all Druggists.
n vETIRINARY sURaEoN.
DR- J. 3; Mckay. Member Of the Royal Y. g..
H Hsrss sia.sed IN the most scientific man IN
ner. Charges moderate. Also, Horses 81
RSssss s.d sGs sss@ssa &c .Sa
ineton. % -. au 5-lm
NoTIO1.-I have opened !. new BARBER SHOP
Sn e n vii 5.
TOT my friends and eustOn,srs;, nrnrp
s:sH ass! r. a :ss 4: bsss.
IN EfRIGlRATORS, -- -
~ WAT1R COOLERS,
AT COST AT COST !
We would call the attention OF the pub:
nc % oH mn StoSL Of RERHIG ORATORS
elosin 9 out q prime cost We advise Al
IN fas nd 81 Ss t sns sos.s articles to
Successor to Bontz 6 Grifith
AZ SzW a6s TN street, near /.
MAP OF RICHMOND AND sURROUNDIN0
yl eouptIy. AhoVtnH rebel fort tions n anti
- SkANoK TAYLOR :
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CHIRP QUARTERMASTRR's OFFICE, J
~ DYPoRT OF WASHIAGfoa,$
WaSkiATfon. d. C.. January 4. 1884

All dealers In Drugs, Hardware, Lumber. Leather.
Office Furniture, Harness, and eaddlery are re-
auested to send to this oApe, on MONDAY ofsscA
articles they are prepared 70 furnish to this Depot at
short notice, the price Of each marked In plain
require It, the article or articles be obtained
without delay, and at the lowest price.
quired to furnish tie LIST punstually every Monday
morning, D. 81. RUCkEh,
jAk.n Depot Of Warrington.
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OFPIC lALs
Office Of Pyovost Aarshal and Board u
Enrolment of District Of Oosunsbid,


0mcs Of Pyovost Marshal and Board II
Enrichment of District Of Co4wnsbid,3
Washington, D. c., June 81, 1854. \
For con yenience Of Government employees
o1.lv, the Board of Enrolment OF the District
OF Columbia will hear cases of exemption on
the ground Of non-residence, at their ONCE,
corner OF Eighteenth and streets, from TX TO
10 o'clock, daily. 10. PUTNAM,
Captain First Regiment Y. r. O..
Je2 and Provost Marshal ID. q.
Reddqudrters Provost AdrshGl and Board Of
Enrolment Of District Of CoIumbio,
Warrington, D. O., June 3, 1874.
The Board of Enrolment Of the District OF
Columbia will be In session at the office OF the
Provost Marshal District Of Columbia, corner
Of Fourteenth street and New York avenue,
daily (Sundays excepted) from IL O'Clock g. m.
TO Q o'clock p. M, for the purpose Of hearing
cases of exemption from draft for the following
causes, viz:
Alienage;
Non-residence;
IJnsuitableness Of age;
Manifest permanent physical disability; and
Two years service during the present war,
either In the army or navy.
Citizens are requested to furnish information
az 70 persons who are not enrolled, or who are
trying to avoid enrolment, IS 1t Is equally for
the interest Of each person enrolled to place
upon the ssEnrolIMent LIST all persons liable
70 do military duty, so that his own chance for
draft shall not be unjustly increased.
j. o. PUTNAM,
Captain LIST regiment v. r. Corps,
and Provost Marshal Of the
may 26-n District Of Columbia.
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Il WASHINGTON. D. O., June u, 1854.
All dealers In this city and Georgstown, whe wish
requested to sena te this ONCE, on the MONDAY Of
each week sealed list Of the articles they may be
price Of each attached to the ssamsi-p, AVN
3s Btf Surg. o 3. A., Medical PurveyoI.
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BOOTS AND SHOES

THl MlROHANT's AND BANKlRT ALMA
v nee. 1854 D. Smith Homsns; N.4.
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NOTICE TO ACTUAL SETTLERS.

All bona fde actual settlements under existing
laws, subsstng pr to and to the date of this
ploclamation. viii be recognized and all such set
Tiers are hereby called upon to come forward and
establish and enter their claims with the Register
and Receiver before the day fixed in the foregoing
for the commencement of the public sale.
2. j. M EDMUNDS, Commissioner.
NofE.-Under the regulations of the Department,
as heretofore and now existing, no payment can be
publishers specifically authorized by the Com.
missioner of the General Land Office. je 4-lawI2w
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a-sA fish WANG, THE GREAT CHINESE,
I'LL REMEDYlo GONORRHGA, GLEETo
lIuL Etc ONE BOX WILL PKRFoRN A CURE
6EIfngredients are purely vegetable. It ie
. ~ pleasant to the taste, has no bad odor. and
detection. Circulars free. Price 81 box. Sold By
JOHN J, KR0MER. ,uccessor to 9. 9; Uphsm, 40s
8. D. FORD. 0S6 tsnnsYIvania avenue. Sent By
mail n 6-eoly
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DROPOsALs FOR PURCHASE OF WHEAT
il AND RYE.

HEADQUARTERS Dept OF WARRINGTON.
OFFICE OF CHIEF 0gasrE sn1. 81 Ia
sEALED PROPOsALS will be received at this
ON until the 2oth day Of Au gust next for the pur:
the best Red Mediterranean WHEAT, and Fifteen
hgndred Bushels more or less) OF the best quality
RYE, raised on the Government farms south Of
the Potomac. The grain to be delivered in this
city or aeoreetown, to the party whose Did may
lance ofthe bid -
WHAT ts sna to
Undersigned ELIAS NJ. GREENE,
Lieut.. Colonel, Chief Qua rtermaster,
~ H-16t Dent of WaehinGtOp.
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DRQPOsALS FOR HATS, GAPS, SHOES. DRY
Il GOODS, SEWING MATERIALS, &C. ~

Headquarters Department Of Washington,)
Office Of Chtef QMarterDlasteT,
WASHINGTON, August 6, 1864.
Written Proposals will be received at this office
until further notice for furnishing the following
articlv 8 for use OF contraband men, women, and
children in this Department.:
Brogans (russet dc..) and other servieeable
Boots and Shoes for men, women, and childrens
wear.
Chip, Felt, and Woollen Hats and Cloth Gaps.
Kersey, Linssy. Ginghams, Calicoes, Blankets,
and other Woo1len and Cotton goods.
Hickory Stripe flor Shirts.) Bedticking, In
b.eached Muslin, Wooden Socks, and Burlaps
Spool Cotton, Black and White. Linen Thread.
other Sewing Materials and TRIMMING
Samples should be sent with each bid. at the ex-
pense of the party forwarding the same.
An oath of allegiance should accompany each
bid.
No verbal proposition will be entertained. but
every bid or modification of the same must be in
writing.
Purchases will be made. from time to time. as the
goods are needed under contract or otherwise, as
the interests of the service may require.
Good security will be required for the faithful
fulflment of any contract made under this adver
tsement
Proposals should be sealed and addressed to the
unde rsgned, ard end orsed Proposals for furnish
ing Dry Goods" &c. ELIAS NJ. GREENE,
Lieut.. Col. aud Chief Quartermaster,
au Slot Department of Washin ston.
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HORSES, HORSES L HORSES IT,
WAl DRPARrMINf, OAvALRY BUREAU,
Q1tes af Chi4f QSsytey~sastss.
WAsHIEGToN. d. O., July Is, 1854.
One hundred and seventy five dollars $l76) each
viii be paid for all CAVALRY HORSES that pass
Inspection at Giesboro Depot, until otherwise or
dered. Hours of inspection from g. M till s p. m.
JAMES A. EKIN, Lieut.. Colonel
aAd Chief Quartermaster.
y1-Rt Cavalry Bureau.
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DROPOsALs FOR WOOD AND COAL.

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-08-20
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
HAWAIIAN

OAHU. = -SETH PORTER FORD. Complainant. Is.
MAXI - FORD, defendant. Action brought before the
Honorable Robert Ct Davis, Associate Justice OF the Supreme
Court AZ Chambers. upon petition this day fled in the Supreme
Court of the Hawaiian Islands.
SUMMONS to MARIA ". FORD, defendant, greeting -
You are hereby summoned by order uf the HONORABLE. itober;
Il. Davis, Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court, 70 * aud
appear before the said judge At his chambers in the city #
Honoiuiu, leland Il Oahu. within 20 days after the exfi-= on
% 5 months from the date OF this summons, " show cluse Why
seth Porter Ford, comp sinant, should no; recov>r Il Judgment
and decree OF this Honorable Court, divorciug him, tn sid
complainant, from rhe bonds of matriu1oay row existing between
che est complainant and Maria =. Fo!d. defendant, on the
ground o: GsseTtiol al which is fully BET forth III the petition
led in ;h.s cause And you are hereby notified that If you
fail % appear and ale an answer 70 the said petition, as above
required. the iad oupiainant will aPply 10 this Court for the
relief therein demanded.
WTTSESs, The Honorable Robert @. Davis. Ass0cia.. Jus;ice
Of the supene Court, at Honolulu, this 2Sh day O:
hS JNO. T.. BARNARD.
CLERK Supreme Court.
ORDER-The above summons i hereby ordered % b. pub
Ishea in tie Pec3fc Commercial Advertiser &c Iicnolulu,
Hawaiian Islands. atleasr oucre week for S consecutive MOTHS.
r. G. DAVIS. JusGc- Supreme Court
u Il. STANLEY, Attorney for Petitioner.
EIor-lUi1, April .5;h, 1857. sIL5r
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Gen. Fremont has resigned his Major-General-
ship, and his resignation has been accepted ~
the President. The Generals military career
has proved q failure.
DASo-GERsAS BELLIGEREST RIGHTS N BRITISH
PoKTs-The British CustOm-hOu-e authorities
had issued instructions to Collectors ar the yarI-
Gus ports not 10 admit any prizes captured either
By Danish or German vessels and not to allow a
vessel Of one OF the belligerents u be followed 10
sen until the expiration Of at least "a hours.
PORTE CRAYoS.-Those who read the sketches
OF travel By Porte Crayon' in Virginia..
which we're published some years since IN Hnr-
per's Magazine, and were interested in his pretty
cousins, will be glad 70 know that tie pleasant
writer and loyal Virginian has thus far escaped
unhurt during this cruel war An Eastern
paper says Colonel Stroller (better known as
Porte CrayOn) has been announced on GENERAL
Hunters staff
TIE REBEL PiEATEs.-M Mr.. Golden in the
British Parliament, told some truths on the sub
iecr of the ~piratical ships fitted out IN England
and manned by English seamen 10 prey on Amerl-
can cUInmerce-rruths that will come home TO
British merchants come day or other in u very
practical manner. The moment England Is en-
gagged in q war. the ocean will swarm with prlva-
teers from the United States, under her enemy s
flag, burning and destroying her merchant ships.
Some few people in England foresee that her
Government IL furnishing "a stick 10 break her
own head with" and 50 would the majority. II
not blinded by hatred and c~upidity. The upper
classes hate Democracy, and the mercantile hope
TO destroy a commercial rival hence their assist
ance of the rebels with money, ships, men, &c
No other nation has been engaged in this neiari-
Gus business Of waging actual war against 8 ma
ton st peace with it, and when engaged in put
ting down a gigantic rebellion, which in a meas-
ure ties our hands, except England but the time
will come when every man. old and young, will
cheerfully engage in 4 war with her. She has
succeeded in gaining the undying hatred of every
American citizen.-PanomQ Star.
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Notice to Planters and Others!


VlNBE UNDERSIGNED HAVING Engaged
Il the services Of Mr. ROBERT Sizzling, en- experi-ncsi
Civil and Mechanical En- ineer and Draughtsman. an Who has
had eleven years experience in putting up Sugar Machinery
ad conducting works Of irrigation in Peru, IS PREPARED to
furnish complete plans Of ali such works, with lie improve
Tnents up to the latest data that have been tested. or that are
Of unquestiOnable advantage. Mr.. Stirling snl, when required,
vis; sites for Plantations. and Icy out the works, and ssds;
generally in getting UP orders for Machinery from any part Of
ihr world that may lie desired
42I-3n THOMAS HUGHES.
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w VI. {.
CORRESPONDENTS IN Ngw Yoig-LEEs & WALLER No.
IS Pine Street.
CORRESPONDENTS II ~LoSpoS-BANK OF LONDON.
The shove named Corporation has been organized for the
purpose OF carrying on the Banking and Exchange business,
in all its branches, in this city and with the interior of this
State, the neighboring State and Territories, and with Mexico;
also with the Atlantic cities, Europe, China, and the East
Indies for which they are provided with ample facilities.
With the view of giving to the business OF the corporation all
the efficiency and promptiiude Of & private banking firm,
together with that confidential seclusion Of private business
matters so generally desired, the immediate management of its
affairs is committed exclusively to d. o. Mills and VIM. c.
Raston. az President and Cashier respectively, to whom, or
either Of them, the customers of the Bank will apply On all
business matters.
D. o. MILLS, j. b THOMAS,
LOUIS MCI.ASE, THOMAS BELL,
WI. NORRIS. a. J. POPE.
JOHN o. EARL, %. I. GIFFIN,
HERMAN MICHELS, JAMES WHITNEY, JR.
w. c. RALSTON,
San Francisco, July 5;h, 1864. 429-3m
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AGRICULTURAL STORE

Ts.H e SUBSCRIBERS NOW FIFE FOR
Z sale Al Wholesale or Rerail a large assortment Of all kinds
of 4 J among which will be found
Steel pIows OF all kinds and sizes. by case of 10 each OF single,
Cast plows, all sizes, Side Hin plows, cast and steel, all sizes.
Horse hoes, expanding and reversible teeth.
CultiyatOrS, double mould board and Shovel plovs,
Hinge harrows. with -, 80. SO and ~ teeth,
OK Shovels or scrapers, Corn shelters. Corn mills,
Farm mills, Portable -four mills, l6 inch. IS, 2ox24 inch.
Zach STONE made OF one piece OF the best Burr stone1
Wine, Lard and Cider presses, Hay or Cotton presses,
Cotton gins, Garden seed sewers. (srnail and large si1e.)
Wheel Barr"Ss, Gall sizes ami styieS1
ONyokes and bows, (al sizes) Ciurns, (il kinis)
White trees sets for /, , or 3 horses, Trace aud OK chains,
Spades ShOvels, Steel scoops, Hoes, Axes Steel rakes,
IL, re rakes, Gall kinds) Hay or Straw Cutters. (ll siDes1
Picks, IKE. PICK aud hoe handles,
Grindgtcues ny Cash or single, IAN sizes Grinds,one fIanE;ngs.
Pillow trimmings. Noulds, Landsides.
Points OF n! sinis. Harrow teeth, Horse powers,
Pc table steam engines, Reapers, Mowers, Threshers,
Horse carts. sc.
All of which We will sell at the Lorest City Prices.
J ID. ARTHUR x son,
Importers and Dealers.
42T-3ul Cor. Davis and Washington SIS. san Francisco.
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WASHINGTON GENERAL NEWS.

From, kilograms Of the 18th to tho Herald and
Times, we extract the suhjoined:
NEWS FROM RycEMosD--Rebez preparations
for tic Spring Campaign An intelligent printer
who arrived to-day from Richmond by under
ground line, states that the rebels are straining
every nerve to recruit their armies. and pushing
into the field every male capable ot bearing
arrs-eyen boys of l6. and old men OF So.
They impress, too, into the service, all horses
they can find, and give formal receiPtator them.
He says. too, the rebel government wsl aston:st
us i'll the Spring with the number and rtE'ctive-
uess of it's troops. Lees army, we una rs,and.
has not received many reiptorcenents, but John
ston's army III the Southwest is being heavily
augmented by conscripton lie thinks there is
no doubt that the rebels will soon consent 10 IN
exchange Of prisoners, as they want their men
back in the field and our prisoners arc :. burden
70 them. The construction of the iraT-ela<5 at
Richmond has been abandoned The iron which
was intended to be used in their construction has
been sent to Charleston ard Savannah. to com
p.ete sever: iron-clads which are being bnilt
there. A universal feeling of horror and despo't,
lenca prevades the South, and it is with dif[icni
ty that the government is able TO stem the cuI.
rent of popular feeling setting in against it
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;Ss6NO REV ARD.

Q R,SaNAT trona tie u,s>I rs-gpe; 81
~. c;, si1r f;aht Of thu e,. ,;if.. avr u.sfs
II II ro:., I.:sd.s brds,. Tx bun q
t,-tsy road. the following t2.sertsr si7rts ri
4 uar nan"si 1IREF., l:cht eTitT, asrt
about t','tty tx wears, ;i4out tis. les:, its
inches Li.t.
\ 'f"gso man nana, !. VIII. \, dark sris+s
agi.d at'hrs thirty i.ve years. sI;it,st fye it4i.
ieiit inches ;g!,, Eto;.t atld .tk k,,t, : ,sa,;
tohtl r,ssipg.
4 negro man satnrl 5isi'oT arsfs riilriss
years, aud :sbont :ivt. t,s eight ihtfs high
4 negro girl naEisd ROSETTA, *. d abtss
twenty years.
ONE HUNDRED. DfNIARs easa-vi,i h
paid sar the apprehension aud delivery 10 lnea
any or all Of sid siares, at any 1uiMt bstnssa.
the Bayou Brant and Hurf's Ferry
alse. ran away From. M plantation, on Ne
BaTon Bnng:
A negro man na;aEti GLoRGC, sged sbsus
tltrty-six wars. ar,,
another negro named .aLLE,,;. aged about
twrn:r-s;s ysars.
O1a l,ua,irra dollars vii hs nait. { r the asI
fTeiensiof, and delivery to sss uf said men, Il
any point hetwfan my res:tsence and BArta
iefsy. ile two iasi named slares are behaved
to be on or j, the neighsarilood of my plans
ilen and tht, others will most probably resos.
me sas.se l,pia; 2. an early efar.
GEoReE.R KING.
St Landry. September 12 Istj3-tf-25.
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HEAD QUARTERS, Rs,
Trans -9as.gEiississippi De3,ariI,.s,3t

shr venoft La, Jan. IL, 1864.
general ORDERS No. 8
Al authority to raist. new Organizations
I from N n liabtssto cepsclitlIan in this DG
Paff NJ, nj S1it ltin The fneniys lines, will ex
pre- on the ffIerllth Of Feblnap, 1854.
These commands mast. be assembled i,nn,e
diatfly, and all men abssrs from, aud cainine
to belong to them after the fifteenth of Fehrnar,
next, will ae arrtsted by the enrolling osseer as
coflserpts and sent te the. Ca.np of Instruction
All officers who have received s1cE authority
must forward, on or before tlfa tsfs,,,,, nf f'eb
rafy next, muster rolls Of tle is4an recruited! By
fhein' whether the orgaaizatlail is complete .,
met.
II, In accordance with orders from the Wa,
Department. at Richmond. Major J., Hora.s
Lacy IS announced as Chit Insn c,or OF Field
IransPos tation in the Trans stissippi Depart
ment RYeoInmanti of
LIEUT. GEN. E KIRBY SMITH. 8
> > ANDERSON, 4 4 Ganelah A4-3t
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h,4 bright swor' and every f5ma!a wear ae j r
side a .raming dagger I;is . erfa. mistake .
suppose that rts war u 10 br settled by long
range cannon or heavy shell Even if onr tortica
lions tail and our towns are taken, we vii come
At last 10 close quarters with the battle axe and
bowie-knifr, and fight under the black flag i'll
every glen and swamp. The watchword l.r
shall be war to the knife and the kni'e to the
hit"
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TRE OPELoUSAS COURIER.
Published on Saturday By Joel E. Sando5
CONDITIONS:

Subscription, for one year, payable in adsanse
TEN dollaFs.if paid at the end ot the gear. tEsa
dollars. 4 Asnbscriber wishing to disconinas,
must give a. ,oritfen notice to that eject, ssl
settle up all arrearapes.
Advertisements will BE inserted at swenty.ff'
cents per line for each Of the 6ret three pnbiFa
sloils. and TEN cents per line for each and svsf
ansnanensinsfrtion. liberal discount EiIiR
made tor standing advertisements.
All the advertisements will be inserted u
french and english nntil the editor shall jnegai
convenient to discontinue the publication. ].
twenty dollars in advance will invariahly u
required for the announcement OF candIds4I
for Office. 4
NO advertisements or subscription vii 4
stopped until all arrearages are rsid, rffsl
st the option Of the .rnbEahsr.
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SATURDAY, l.: FEBRUARY 13, 1864

B"Persons who have been indebted TO MS tol.
years back will remember that we take Conted-
crate notes at par in payment Of old as well az
new debts, and would be very glad if they would
come and settle their accounts in this way. Ad-
ministrators of Estates, we perceive, very often
forget to pay the printer.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1864-02-13

The annexed, from the Augusta Constitution
aiist, IS truthful statements Of facts, and ought
70 encourage the despondent 10 battle for as well
SIS anticipate happy results:
We hare suffered nothing yes compared with
what our fathers suffered in the first ,sar for in.
dependence. Then We had the savage Indian
Al our backs. tho tarics over our own hearth
stones, and . fair snd open enemy in our front
Augusta, Savannah, Charleston. Camden and
gnety-Six were all then British posts. ff,d Geor.
aia and South Carolina were occupied almost n
tirely for three long dseasy years. ] ct heroic
ancestry rose from our valley, and descended
from oirs hills. trusting in Gdd, and resolved to
perish rather than survive as slaves and they
drove our canaaerors from the soil, and SO can
We, -eren shoad our land be overrun by yaa-
.dals II wa arc not bastard raoa oar freedom
a1,r ossrl, even If every male has 10 sIsen on,