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St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-21
AN ADJOURNED QUESTION OF
VERACITY.

Among the most significant signs of the
the times is remark which We know to
have hecn made within fortnight by
John s. Barbour. Rebel President of the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad Com
pany. Zone of the prime authors of the
mischief of Secession in Virginia. to the
effect that there remains no hope Of pro-
longing the Rebellion beyond next spring,
its military strength having been COM
pletely exhausted in the late campaigns.
lie has voluntarily let 60. whittier they
would, three of his negro men whose wives
and children had escaped in this direction
from his estate in Culpeper more than a
year agn, remarking to them that the war
had made it impossible for him to hold
them longer in slavery. if they were dis
posed tn be free. We know that he uow
expresses bitter regret for tho part he
took in bringing Virginia into her pre-
sent woful condition. He is residing in
Nelsol County, Virginia. about thirty
miles from Richmond. where he Is run
ming factory ef wool and cotton cards,
as well as managing the railroad between
Gordonsville aud Lynchburg - Washing
ton Star
The above is from the Washington Star.
and may therefore. of course, be taken
for--whas it is worth. How the editor
of that paper should know the remarks
and opinions of Mr.. Barbour. one of the
most prudent and discreet persons We ever
knew--and who. We rau aver. is not in
the habit of communicating his views to
his servants, is a matter of surprise, and
will cause man. to donbt the whole story.
It is also somewhat surprising with what
facility the Star obtains the views and
sentiments Of the leading men iu the
South. Won't somebody accuse him
presently Of holding Improper coumu-
nicistion with the Rebels f"-AleIanelria
Gaxefte.
TuE LATE Brsuop HUGuEs.-The biog-
raphers Of Bishop Hughes fail to men
ton one important fact in the history of his
career in this country. 1t is well estab-
lished that his origin was very humble.
anG that he reached the distinguished
enhance which he occupied before he
died, alone by the force Of lis native genius
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-21
NJ ARRIED.

On Thursday last, by the Rev. Mr..
Gleason. John L. Hammett to Miss Ma
ry L. Milburu. both of this County.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-21
DIED.

90 Tuesday .morniug last. Of Pleurisy
Henry Bond, aged about SIS years.
In Baltimore, on the 18th inst. ar.
thur Brooke. only child IF Vernon and
Cathariae T. Dorsey, aged 10th mouth.
18th days.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-21

Administration has successfully establish
ed United States grure-yarl at Chatta-
nooga- There is one thing in which the
Republican party has achieved great ex-
cellence. 1t is an excellent grave-dieger.
Its grave-yards in the South will he ever
lasting monuments of its skill in that line
And then, in filing those graves, i. has
not had to borrow subjects. 1t has proud
ly drawn upon our own vast resources.
and therefore, it beasts that the grave
yards it has. with SO much eciat: estab-
li.hed in the South, are well filed With
the bodies of our our own northern pc"-
pie They arc our sons. our fathers. our
brothers, onr nsighbors and kindred,
who sleep there
DER their heads
Aud there their bones will lie. objects of
losthing and aud scorL to that people
Cheerful though, to those northern fami-
lies. whose dead have been generously
buried by the benevolent Republican par
ty. The everlasting monument OF this
party shall be its grace-yarts.-N. Y.
Day. BOOE.
THE SISTERS OF MsRoy There is. prob
ably, no one in this city whose eyes have
not followed with interest the quiet and
modest figure Of some Sister OF Mercy as
she passed upon her rounds. II is to this
gentle impersonation Of Christian benevo-
lence aud to her associates that our sick
and wounded soldiers owe the tenderest of
those ministrsfions which arc better than
medicine in their effect upon the langnish-
ing invaliG. Nor is the large kindness
OF these ladies' solely displayed in the per-
sonal cares which they bestow upon the
sufferer They give generously from their
stores at the same time; and many a want
is thus supplied which might otherwise
have been left ungratiied. Since the be-
ginning of the siege of our city. their pre-
sence has diffused its blessings in every
hospital. and their unweuri-d attentions
to the soldiers have done incalculable good.
Chaslesto~ Mercury
RELEASE OF Ex-GovERsoR PRATT -
The Hon. Thomas g. Pratt. Ex-Governor
of this State. who was recently sent to
Fortress Monroe to be forwarded across
the lines. returned to Baltimcre on Sunday
morning last in the boat fron the Fortress.
Il will be recollected that this gentleman
was arrested several weeks since on the
charge of disloyaisy--in drcliniug to vote
at the recent State election in consequence
of certain oath being required Of him be-
fore he would be allowed 10 exercise the
elective franchise. On reaching Fortress
Monroe he has detained by General
Batter, and on Saturday was unc"ndifion-
ally released by order Of the President
We are pleased TO learn that Mr. Pratt
rcturns home in most excellent health.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-21
wv e e "a S."

to the highest bidder. ta pay the taxes and
legal charges thereon due, for the wear
1862 aud the same. when svti, to be
transferred by decd Of bargain and sale to
the purchaser thereof.
BY order.
ROBERT q. COMBS.
Clerk to County Commissioners.
f"r Siint Mary's County.
January 14th, 1s64--ts.
NOTICE is hereby given. that the sale
Of the above land will take place. ut thu
store Of George II. Herbert, Head of 81.
Clements Bay. on
SATURDAY. the 6th. dry Of february
nert,
between the hours of / and 4 o'clock,
+. n.
JAMES r. ALVEY.
Collector foe 1862.
January l4th, 1S64--,s.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-21

md wonderful graccs and accom-; ;li.hmrnss
of mind and Prr~.u. The fact to which
we desire to refer Is. that Bishop Hughes
worked as day lsb'rer in maxim turn
pike in the Cumberland Vsll'y. he. him
self. often rsferrd to this fact. when talk
ing With Pennsylvar,ians. of the great
growth and mighty progress Of the Conn
monwealth. aud he seemef to regard his
experience as an honest laborer with the
pride aud the satisfaction which belongs
to true dignity of labor This incident in
the career Of this great man should be
carefully studied bv all who tnil { .r honest
living. an1 should inspire every young
man Of the land who now labOr>, with thc
hope and courage and virtue which raised
the laborer. John Hughes, to the highest
distinction in his Church. and to the grea-
test honors among the intellect OF bis
Harrisburg 7sieg'ula..
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-21

Rise sinlcss spirit to thy destined rest.
While ws-rcvcrsed our natures kindlier
dporn-
Pour forth parental sorrow DER thy tomb. u
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-21

IMPORTANT FRoN SixDuskr -7hrea-
tened Confederate Anack on Jrhnson's
Aiand -SANDUsKY. Jau. 17.-One ofW. ).
Pearson's scouts has just returned from
thorough reconnaissance towards Point
Pelee, Canada. He reports two or three
thousand Rebels at Poiu, Pelce. prcpa-
ratory to dash upon Johnson's Island
General II b. Terry has everything
in readiness to receive his expected vis-
tors properly should they venture to cross
the ice. Our Veterans are anxious to in
dulge in the the l.ovelty of skirmsh on
the ice. The strictrst vigilance is main-
tained on the island, and several baite-
ries are in position. Point pe4ve is ,hir-
ty miles from Johnsons Island The
scout who brings this information il said
to be a most reliable nan, he having
sailed on Lake Eric for twenty years.
John Brown. a son Of the old hero,
who resides on Putin Bay Island. has
gone to Columbus t. induce the Govern
ment to furnish howi,zers and small arms
for the protection of it's Inhabitants. The
long roll has been sounded qIite often
--crn4ask3 sk34el-1sset @ saei Ga
Pennsylvania regiment. will relieve the
incompetent commander us Juhnsou's Is
land tomorrow.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-21

+ The Confederates unque-ti"nably have
been ..hard HIT" Dir. Davis al,nits as
much. candidly aud boldly. They have
encountered one or two important
defeats. and they have been disappointed
in one or two expectant victories. They
have lost much territory aa' ,ssny men.
The blockade of their Coast has Of late been
much more close and severe than Formerly.
aud has inflicted upon them great hard
ships. The price Of the sr.linary nects-
saries of life has risen in many parts t"a
most iueonyenient pitch. Their paper
currency is fast degeneratiug into the
condition If assignats. To crown the
whale. their hopes Of assistance from
European Powers have gradually dwin-
died away, and appea, now in fact t" have
been almost wholly abandoned. In ali
this there is much ground for uneasiness,
no doubt, but M ground for despair Dis
com6turc and defeat their encnay may in
fict upon them by virtue of his superior
numbers and more inexhau.tible :. sources
-but anything approaching to suhjuga-
tion OF conquest can come upon them only
by the failure Of their OWL resolution or by
division in their own ranks.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-21
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

RY the County Commissioners for S ain'
T.yloI: col.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-13

-r. and chespest in the city Melodeon Watches, Silks,
rantns Safes tgar Cssh paid 9r merchandi'e OF all
kInlI. anl MheII adyaAeel mndo l. ~ JONEa, ~ Ahnh
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-13
Mem Publications.
rV,HE ENGLISH PRESS
p.prou,c GEN pITTIFR hT NEW ORLEANS.
IAINiN-' y 4 lnr

The (.oudoul Morning star.
MANY who do not for ne resting details md
10 nov tnt Il contains ample materials for an ndeP ndent
5gment oD the Generals military abilities, civil adD inrs-
n I'D personal integrity On Of these Pni Is the
oninon Of aeand favorable TO butler one, al has
neon strongly expressed IN adverse tIms ~ ~inong
npstLzefs with The Northern aud Abotcr Il cause II is
ot uncommon 70 hear his govrnment OF New esns either
denounced but family defended IL 90 haTd 10 remove
au ssio living that We the Gencrol
Of uuaessrvcd oduIn Bat IS un' snred tie docu.
ments pnbhshed by Nr Parton con lea candid men in
DOUBT impartay almost impossible Everybody taken
sides for against the much .ewEnsand General
But the strongest prcudces are % SeT with honc minds
than the strenEth of evteuco and, this 81 leat be d
uanlel that no one continue 20 ~ spaer Gen. Bvtler with
the abuse of presupu9ls bIudS ing sOdierp iyIADy
In government eud rapacy IN the private Of ptltc
powers until lie has oysfned ~ evidence for ths irs!
time collected There here rcontesbic pTo0f that fteT
rigorous and integrity rure al tat Of yensry
and generous tic hef OF his private aue Oh a
mowers b. wished fn-re o0asl proof o h,
having been VI rewarded for his great Nhievem.u ana
eslgusy Is the pcculJ vice reYuots and no igho.'
man Ia the American C h j. axaony the etst open
"a innputstoas Of envy Of trTsude - III the fot'
Nfee at Washington Gen. BtI een.Ss nave &c"
EuropeaD Siaencc have al good Se. to dc with his re
legation % coulpafs' We onscufHS - -
| FIR III The Lpdon Spectator. -,
This oiosrtphy leaves onr msi4s no doubt that t
capacity oxtrao' inay go ed for oanefucye m
11a ~ The Feelings Of hers % oen marked in very strong
mc OF all tie men whe III EqToPean history 'Ao one
! PkRrON'S GEN. BGrLER AT NtW-ohl r a me 80 COZ d
tiaucs is extraordinary sale. The FiFIEENlh bDliiO'
Is pnSi,SIs.i pTSaeSI ty g,o'' MASON BROTHERS.,
4 10 Merfpr II. y.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-13

NLERK WANTED in a Wholesale BOOK
~ sIOBE-Mus be young mAn. not ~ OF - years
Old nh3 resides with bis plTsitB ATpiy la handwriting
wIh TecIenres y LoE 10. =. " Pow OIhca-
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-13
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THE NETWORK sEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE IA pub
iahed every TUESDAY and EklDAf.


CONTENTS oP No 1870 APRIL i2l.
LEADING ARTrctEs-Law and Lsbor Newspsper Advertis
Country ard Her De1cndeTs Parallels Revolutionary Ags
lion in South Eastern Europe; Editorial Faragsphs
WAR EEws scEH,Rr-Mitsry Division Of the misssi sP
Kentucky; Gcu. Buffers departments Department oi ~
Gulf; Tho Rron,ler Gen RosocTAnss Department.; hsyal
GrsERlL Nrws sUxnAaY-Ne~ York; Domestic Mi,ssl
| ToRgIGS Ngws srxyspy-America
TIE bAITLs OF OLUsiEK--Gen. Gilnofes Report TIT
FEox East TESSEssEE-C CoHespondenee Of The n.
fTR eArr1E op FlDuo.H-Gani Defense of The Fori b,
Hlcks, Iisndrd s-is- si- 1oussndi core'roni
RyeoFb W soLDIEas' DzATHs-Compe;e List Of Those
VINO have Died Ia and nbout new fofk since April, ~ y
Eaues Regiments, Conpie' and Da'e'i Deceased hepe'
daring above Period . -
FR0a WAfnISGTox-specih Dispatches to The NJ z
TAmTr EisHrA CosGREss-FIRsT sEsMox-PloceedIng, (,
n tie Seugt, and Hou.e Of Representative.
EEw-YonX LkGIsrATuRE-proceedhg in the Senate and
THE SyoRr or ELIZABETH; Tale-By Mis- ThsckerSy.
NEW iuBLoATIoAs-4en Acros EnougL
FRoS KSoYvItLr-Correspondeno Of The n Y Tribnne
TIE ExHiBITIoS PIoTUnEs Ha1loToIrrAs
sEcRrr,pT cHAss Asp rnE FIEx oy JAY cooEH \ Co.
JHH METROPOLITAN fAIR.
NAfYLAyD CONSTITUTIONAL ELECTION.
MARYLAND EAAscirrTIos-Leiser from the Hon Reyerey
A CAap YRoy NJ. Y, CONWAY.
NAVAL hAIIEHs.
PERsoSAL
POLITICAL
WAR iTvH1
CITY kKVs.
AGHIC-LTURAL iTEvg
MIsCELIAgEOUs lfggs.
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
COANgRciAL-Ful Reports Of the Stock, Money Cotton
Geip and Collie Aarseis specially Reported Tor The "
Tribune.
Tsi.Ss--One Copy for year. 81. Two Copies,
yeer -. Five Copies one year, si2. Ten Copies
81 so.
for Cub Of Twenty, we send an Extra Copy
address THE TRIBUNE. Eow.Yort.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-13
Mem Publications
BOOKS ON SATURDAY.
RENAN'S NEW BOOK,

STUDIES IN RELIGIOUS HSrOhY ANp ~ ~CNiiiglsn. Ilsnl
ey Erp,st Repsn suthor ~ The Lie OF Jesus, Trans
Sied from the latest French edition by Key. " ~ fio;Liug
ham OF the ThId Unitarian Church NJ l. VIVA an lnt.
,srs bosrarbica Introduction Large octave eloth poun'
PTioe 81 50. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-13

tN TRs. JOHNSTON Qate MARY Z. HAW-t
vi LEY) respectfully announcess
CONCERT Al IRVING HALL
on WEDNESDAY EVENING, ApEil l assisted BY the fols
Owing artists NJ. GEORGE SIMPSON, NJ; s. C. CAMP
BELL. Mr. HENRI Apply, Br. WM. BERGE, Mr. O. W.
MORGAN, Mr.. GEO w. COLBY. Tickets 50 centG Ia
be mad the Broadway MnsssoIes and at the door.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-13
PRICE TiTTEKs cRSTA

This popular ANNUAL contains:
ASTRONOMICAL PHENOMENA for 1864;
The usasl CALENDARS Of Sun, Noon ke-New aud
cempIste Tide Table;
JEWISH aud MOHAMMEDAN ANNIVERSARIES;
PLACES OF PRINCIPAL STARS FOR EVERY NIGHT
IN THE YEAR-In;eresting 10 the Young.
DlFFERENCE OF TINE AT PRINCIPAL PLACES IN
rHE WORLD,
RISING MERIDIAN and SETTING ofthe Visible Planets
ELECTION RETURNS-Ful and Accurate Votes ef tho
eed.or.,
UNITED STATES GovEREMENT-csLlnet oHssr,-
tupTeme Coort-Ministers to FOREIGN Courts.
NAMES aud TERMS Of U. S. SENATORS.
NAMES Of MEMBERS Of the XxGyIIIth CONGRESS;
ABSTRACT Of LAWS passed al tho Last sssson Of Ces.
fress,
STATE CONTROVERSIES Of EIeeilons, &C.;
REBEL GOVERNMENT;
REBEL SENATE and HOUSE. Sc 6e;
fBE PRINCIPAL STATES or EUROPE: TIER
AREA POPULATION. ARMY, NAVY, COMMERCE.,
FORM or GOVERNMENT. etc;
BE GREAT POLITICAL QUESTIONS OF EURoPE:
BRIEF STATEMENT OF TIE POLISH. THR
GERMAN, THE ITALIAN TIIE DANISH GERMAN.
AND The TURKISH QUESTIONS.
Pace IS cents 10 copies postpaid sI 100 eopes sent
BY Express, ss. Cash orders solicited.
We sssqy back numbers Of the Tribune Almanac for
ysas 1885 1856 1887 ls53 1882 ec1 1851 1862 and 1858
Price IS cents each postpaid.
Addlea THE TRrpI-rr
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Cost ano foun6.

VyTANTED for CASH. Secondhand Pianos
w for southern c.ims,A J.G, pAvIE&. ~ bse0e~~
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-13

rNuIRD ANNUAL C0NCERT Of ST.
i PHILIPS p. r. SUNDAY SCHOOL win be given on
THURSDAY EVENING. April u, 1864, at tho ChnTch IN
MIberrys, between Bleecssr ard Hoasonsts Tickets Is
cents Doors open clock; Concert to commence at
The proceeds be applied for tho benefit OF the Church.
cne Of Na,an HamIrs grand Cabinet 0gans, u.ed
at the AcsdeNy Of Music viii be used this occasion, being
Iiadly urnasled by Mssss Mason Bro.asrs No Nsf;
cor sL, New Yorh.
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Uanis.
a gT9,w T5II Go0DS FROM AUCTION

UOMPOSWORS.-T subscriber would like
" 10 ak@ an srrs1 cement with three frsrsts BOOB
Eewspspcr Coupostor. who toerDy Glck IN setting
yre 90 by the week fob hone bat very good
npo.tors woud answer and 70 such f,r w.ses and sosd
Opportunity TO lean ,ohbing would b offered.
Address, fliASkLlH rfibuns Ofico
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-13

Also, just Published,
s9 .,of conversatiop Tinted Price q -
Tale, rem the Operas. An Attractive BO0k.''.'. ~
Rcd Tape and Pisooa Hole Generals 81
Private Niles oReiny. His Book, tIastraed ''''' 70
Peculiar Epes sargenes great Novel. "
Wa. ba svoee,sfli Kinbal new Eovel.'.'''''''' I"
The Life of Jesus BY Eme., Renan'.'''''''''''' 0"
Louie By The Author Of Rudsdge' 70
Lyr;e, Of Day, ByaU. s. volunteer......'..'.' %
Nv Southern Friends BY Edmund Krke....,...''. %
L.h. on shsdowed Paths. by n S. Ar;hur......" p
AHcs Of Monmouth, sseaman's POem.......''. o.
The Old Merchants Of New.York. Two series''''''
Marian osay. Mrs Holrnes's Nove....'.."... q
The Great cOnsanuaa.ion. Two seres.......",.' o
The Life Of Victor Hugo. Au Autobiography. 2
Frank Warrington By the Author of "Rutoase'''''
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prpheus C. Kerr Papcs Two scres...............' z
Aremus Ward His Comic Illustrated EoOk.....'' ! =
The Habits Of Good s,cety. Sells sPlsndidy.''''" /
Bsulah. A very powerful American NOve.'''''''''
vsrdant Green An amusing Illustrated wOrk'''''' %
aBook about DoctorS capital book'''''''''''" y
- 7y,,, 5ooks are found tss eoHnter' Of trery ir
-' CARLETON, Pubishor Ne~-1o
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Amnsemen.s.
NUNS AMERICAN MUSEUM.

RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
slxTY.sIxrH REPREsENTATIoN
OF TIE sRlLLlANrp NE psPPPsGsTAcULAR PPfsTAc D DRAMA,
wITii ITS iTLGIINaTEsp iFouSTAfNS S1SF on iREAL
GRAND CORPS DE BALLET
Gorgeous scenery alS a6S5nY fSipi fAnPiaphI.ns APaI n on
80, AFTERNOON and EVENING, at 3 and n o'eloch
sf6EPEE with i' WOOD and straw ssTkraEsMas ifi sM
To be at all hous Of the day and evening
COLOSSAL GIANTS,
M2SssWH HN tS SosEfH ;S Sss q he FEsRes Amy
MioS 6FSES TE fGAET H1ay 'aS Is ~,S:,
DRUMMER, only FOUR YEARS OLD, who bss' = tss
Phrenoocal Examinations and Charts .. reduce .,,...
By PROF LislNGsTSN M the esesred Z, PhrenOlO sis
ON MONDAY, CUDJos CAVE, POSITIVELY.
NIBLO's GARDEN. -
L1ST T6SEE TdSI;E SHIyHISgSSF SSIiia5S SSF fBE 'AA'Ahh'
The distinguished American Iragedign,
EDWIN BOOTH. .IH
In his greet character OF BE 6TUcCIO $50
which has ELECTED the highe.t encomir ms from the
PRESS AND AUD ,fNCES
the mon, REFINED AND CRITICAL
In order to moe; the w,ee, q il1any patrons
will be repested this EVENING, and THURSDAY =.
FOR POSITIVELY THE LAST TINE.
| THE FIRST RANK.
The Music the baton Of Harvey b. Dolworh eppro.
pirate and hs Scenery Appointments 6e Of the uus ssnS
SATURDAY HGSEsTT GSEHTs Tss}5SI 95 THE SANITARY
The Marble Heart will shortly be Produced
| seats can be secured SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
IVHE HIPPO POTHEATRON
l. AND NEw-YoRK CIRQUE.
! Hthst, opposite the Academy Of Music.
IMMENSE SUCCESS OF THE
NEW q9Illpa TRk8aE 6T sTAE 4pS GoMnASY
THE HIPP0DROME OF THE WORLD.
CARD . TO G THE p, PUBLIC
The Proprietor ha re pleasure % announce that the Erecrs
tive Committee he's accepted bis prosr Of liberal per eenes
the daily receipts his contribution during the
tire continuance OF the FART he therefore appeals tie puba
70 aid him In rendering that contribution large possible
I In oEder that
THE FAIR PERFORMANCES
MAY ECLIPSE ALL PRECEDENT
A PERFECT HOST OF STARS
| have been engaged in every department
| EQUESTRIAN GYmNAsTlC, AND ACROBATlC
THE SEGRlsT COMPANY, THE sAoRiNo FAMILY
49,. PERF0RMLNG DOGS AND MONKEYS
'i-~ '''' Mr. JAMES COOKE, NNN'
THE GREAT TROUPE OF
ENGLISH sTEEPLE-CHASE RIDERS,
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
ALL or WHOM WILL APPEAR
EVERY AFTERNOON AT H. EVENING AT q,
IN A BEWILDERING SERIES or
| MAMMOTH AND MATCHLESS PROGRAMMES
NO ADVANCE IN THE PRICES
Reserved stalls IS cents Dress Circle so cents (chdrs7
half price Amphheater Is cents Doors open, sltenooo
q, IL evening at Il.
tN gRs. JOHNSTON Qate MARY E. HAW-f
Ak - C8pScEkr Al IRvISa HALL,
Owing artists: NJ. GEORGE sINPsoN NJ, 8. C. CAMP,s
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i1olitital Noiiefs.

| NTrfZENS' ASSOCIATION Of the SIX
| " TEENTH WARD-Rooms No. 2f6 9hsv.
There VIII be meeting of the Association on THURSDAY
EVENING next, April H. at O'Clock.
The Committee Of ten appointed the last meeting 70 ysis
Albany oppose the passage by the essaiaro Of The Is
bill oi the City and County OF New York before Il, WI
report the result Of their efforts.
Il fo the atersst Of every tsypayer voter OF citizen %
tie wgrd aid this Association IN carrying out s obeets5
and - sucL earnestly invited 10 attend this meeting
TIE Executive Committee will meet at "A o'clock. 7
BY order, LII GRAND LOCKWOOD, President
EDWARD p. CLARK, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-13
A NEW NOVEL,
Also, Just Published,

EEPENTHE. A capital new novel Ey the sothd
90 One" l2alo elOth 81 80
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1864-10-22
Pablis par ordre de Son Ez. 10 Gosv H. ~. AAsa.
Ageuce du Tresor des E. Confsdsres, }
Marshal, Texas, z Saptemhre 1864.

Pablis psr ordre de Son Ez. 70 Goav. III. ~. Allen.
Ageuce du Tresor des e, confsderss, }
Marshal, Texas, Ssptemhre 1854 {
RuAND LIE C0FoN ct ausres propriss6s
W sujettes la sa en- mornais aarons Ste
dstraites on brtilsestshr sutorite du Convene
msnt, la take pourrl etre ren,ise ayant lie paie-
ment sur nne apply &tion du contribuabe adres
see au Colecteur dG District ct son rapport de CO
tait au collecteur d'Etat. Et dams lie cas- Oh 10
p.iement aura etc fait lie eolecteur 'Etat est au
torse a rembourser lie R2ontant, sur un rapport
de ce fsit par Ie collecteur de District.
Des Instructions ont CITE donnees au Coectenr
d'Etst de la Louisiana. sur ce sIjet, ct a ete
autorise porter au credit des taxes de 1864 10
montant a rembourser
La loi ct les instructions strulent auss que 81
des recotes sont prises on 4etrultss par lennemi,
ct 81 des esclsyes sont perdus pour ie propreiaire
pa, lacte de lennemi, la take scrA remise. sur la
preuve dss iaits presentee au Colieetenr d'Etat;
ct OF cette perte a lieu ayant L&@tssemtnt de Ia
take, slvrs rAssesscur So fsuve Ini fate,
pourfs taire la redd m Pf"poFton d" Ia per-
te, OIL Ell dautres N&lS propriete perdue a.
want l'assessement IL y sera point cofnptise.
Les variations dams la valeur du cotou ainsi
one des autres propretes, par les Assesseurs dcs
differences Paroisses, ne peuvent etre eti'ees.
L'agent ma aucun pouyor &c suspendre lac
ton do la ]oi.
Respeetueusement, i. W. GRAY,
4grnt dx Tresor Dept. Irdns-M'ss.
Is Oct0bre 1864. 20-2t
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1864-10-22

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