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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-05
VOLUME 81. No. 80,

lou shall represent my career IN all my
'A-r'-oss trades twisting round the col
uIna. eeginning With thu small chap selling
matches At hve cents the bunch. and ending
with fall length 6ggvr Of me On the sum
mat. ~iih one hand thus IN my bosom. and
the other ander my eoAt-taiIs =
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Headquarters, Il
RFSl:kEE FORCES. S. e. /
COLUMBIA, SEPT. 81, 1861.

GENERiL O1DEH NJ. Z.
) PVR>UANT To GtNFkAL t:EnI r no II
/" Ajuant and Inspector GENERALS fi,e. cu rent
series, (,er ap entleiD lii. Eriy:,,l.er General
commanding Re forces Of Suutl, Carol la hereby
assumes control ami direction OF the cossrpliv sur
| vice in tie ~.ats.
| II Except hereinafter specified. the organ; ,.ion
nl the uilS ripilnn the state cli
the Examining uar,i>. wl Ir l:eSrrve.l Il ali tx
sg orders. rtquali lis and instructions. o, III, Com
n"1"lut "l o'-rIps wl!i h. continued Of iorve until
otherwise url.i ell.
H. lccul rno ling Ofors and Examining Boards
|.w ,-p"r' Immediately the Con, r,,i,a.t If c. H.
| scripts. and through Inn communicate with ,hcs,
headquarters, snd will through linn, receive orders
| aia lnS truct.ons,
~ All Communications in rela ion to the Co,s,I+p-
'7o service - 1l's : ate an i'll applications Ior ex-
tlarIl". aud detail must he r through the Com.
hhi'dInt oi 60 scripts; cunnl,l r; ,us on nll o her
sui cts will inuc tu le made through the a. \
General IT the reserve Forces. 5 G.
'. Liz Office ot onG esSiulai Dis. ric. Enrolling.
ohrrr "ehg a''"is"cd utl officers llerctof ac,,.
III mat capacity Will report ny letter to the Como nd.
amt of ''lIstlptS lor oIi.er duty sl.
orh tteirrak, c"rS postum. rrsrn, ;.Ss A.. .nt
untY "me'ent Officers viii ASST. l,,.i Il. ..i.-
lectos ol Ceuscr 'io" in The several tul rvSsia,
Districts.
". with view to- c mliance of Par Ill said
'irnera' O.ier A" - tl,r Com ,ann,n ,m.>rr,ils
WILL without delay. order the .',c,c,l eNan, alto" of
nj commissioned officers Il u,i,~r rs II: ,rXcriI
''"'Se 't the "Irrald Corp.) rnr oy,, in the .ril.
ing service ostl's It to,nn S>;oncd officers. to.
whom disability is found IL sx!* Vii i,i ti,rn,.
selves iu :isS;!y;H 10 uulr in r. Ii,,I
us 81 II rs pr.u!mG!hir.
H. Application "t :tSS ;r!r,.,,l ,u!v :S Enr,!I.
h1 'i!;rIS. A*Sis'li's. Clerks. tn Ia post
IL ll'c. "liS'rip ,"u in Ills Sta e: nc re-
rrv'l from nctrs Ulcers :,,i
lr:a:"S 'i,.l,cnt /" lIl,. reserve .or,, a.; n
re- re; ANT '4it uir officers and H. ana .luD 1er-
s;hS not 'h!r to service, in tic el S,i, :p lea
''s r"ri"S! stim!nii oI ,'irnc cr. intciii.
mud Ii hes. will l'r I'D ,rvs r +, Mai: I: d. A,ITUN
l'hi''Iid.nt OF co SC pts toiunliia = e.
Ey c",'m.;u.i Brig. t;.,i. CutSHur
kD. IL. .INWEIT.
A. 4. Zen.
Oct 20.
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on or before 2Stn Of November inst.
The following, as near be ascertainsd will be
The character aud quantity of tie work:
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Extra copies olevery paper ordered 10 bs printed by
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Ofthe Bill, Reports, Documents Journal and CAL
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hundred ala fifty for tile members of the House of
Representatives, and fifty for the members of the Sem
ate.
The Jonrual and Calendar must be delivered punc-
ualy at or before the honr OF meeting of the Houses
ct arh q Y. and one copy hy the hour 10 be de-
hvera ut the Executive Department. and one copy to
the State Auditor.
The Acts and Permanent Ferns Of the Ifou.es nust
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"i February. after The regular session. Rule and fie>
IRE WORK count double and pages and side notes to
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aTAF@s OF :GEs2s e,AEo3,Exn.

"LtMBIA, NOV. Is, 1864.
GEEEL.1L cHDhi..s NUl5. '
I TUE COMPANIES ORGANIZED IN
every Mlt;,i;' L; vimrnl O.: this State will
forthwith n"c@;,! ~ Hamburg. :. e., and re-
poit for duty !.i&Gi. COL WlInot G. Dc.
Saussnrc. \. -. L.
II. The co'n:u:;',!inp officers of sail co,np,
mes VIII 'ln'nG'!lal"iN snimun ;c ncu!,r,s of
Their respective r".hlr;n:,s, a. wei, as i'll per
sons within the Militia Re. .inrnts to whicl, thew
belong, and who have not been enrolled. tint
vii" are liable to d'iv beyond The limits of
their DISTRICTS, to assemble 1t the most cu:!-
vcn!cnt points on the line OF r,ina:s. prepared
to proceed At once to Hamburg.
III. The troops will prnvrlc Themselves will,
hav:rsack~ and our days ia'ion<, an,i .urh
supplies Of clothing and cook ;ng utensils ~ .re
Indispensable Cor their cnnln,t in the field, with
OIL, r.cunbrring Them. lv,s uilh such articles
AZ are not absolutely Necessary.
". Company officers sc authorized to issue
certificates for the transportation Of members of
their respective commands.
Y. Tie persons liable 20 this scrv.a At. ali
persons between the ages "!SiXlcen and sn en-
teen years, and all persons he,wcr', seventeen
and fifty years Of age, who are exempt from
Confederate service, hut~whO ~" not rxcm, It
BY the law. Of this Stale from Slate Ser> ice
dcd aTrlcniturists wko have been EXEMPTED Iy
Confederate authority as owners and managers
of their own plantations.
VI. E"npanc. convenient to Hamburg will
select their own means Of transportation TO that
point.
VII. The commanding officers of Regiments,
and all general officers. as we'll as Tie olliccrs
commanding these companies, are charged with.
the immediate extension of these orders with
ont further noticc
VIII. The "l'a,talion of State Cadets" ana
the companies Of Mounted Infantry, command
ell by Captains Frederick and perciv.I, " iii mold
themselves in readiness to take the field at the
shortest notice.
TX The Governor and Comman,lcr-in-chicf
enJ"nS, MS matter Of the utmost Importance
for the public defence, thc prompt execution of
these orders and the assembling of the troops
at the places designated without delay.
By command:
A. G. DARLINGTON,
Adjntant and In~p c,or General
Papers Of 'l'c State publish one week.
Nov. 2l-Gt
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THE ENTIRE EDITORIAL. AND CONJRIBUTO-
!.:-iIs iu;;,'s OF 80 }: JOURNALS
~ IN d.

'I'IlE PEHrkIEr' RS OF THE VMERCtJn
having purchased. 'hc ':,ollli,c Field and Fire.
sid and :lii2: Il III "s>ilc +" make re
wIn'h wous' Insure r.Yu ar su ply ct paper. upon
oIiul o rie .rrug!i,rly aud nimty of trans
iio't Il for tie II e;s FirrSi1y .,uyns.; Ga:
ii'r alne having To hc supplied from The mills ut al-
riHt y. e.. have muvc '.fit:d and I'll csc' to
iE.is he "A.rrc,iry In lcrrti, merged into The
'T'uilr Frl and FirrSs!t and will i,u % lhi !sl-
"d IN II ii state ni TIE country vii justify uivcr.c
itrn; witt! Uii papers will lc reSane. ami .ut,,,!pd
- rr.i"t"r. Subscribers To both i,uril!s will receive
HE ape t. !ir nii ot ,u~cr t without delay
VI interruption
Tho nlirt t.;it rial and trhutorial orps of both
papers rai,- upon the emerging. Journal IT. is
Il without uLr Of contradiction that tho s1
telSive anu
~picr.d d ARRAY Of Combined Talent
employed in writing for the Field an,l. Fresita'
Slr:isst III genuine merit ability. celebrity and nu-
mrr'r strength any tomin:.iiun cn.ag, ment ever
before attained III tile history of Periodical Literature
Of Europe or Anne. lea
lti ARG riEt.t page Weekly Journal teeminr with
original Il" Sketches. Tales Poetry History
ESSAYS tri'iris> Wilticsns including lrauslAtlolis
from the French. German amt other Languages; A;-
rcuilui:' Mcc:.llc:t aild Scientific articles.
Ii'. P'oir!r,"r- c"IIi'cnt!r assert that th. Field
:in FIR SIDE si,;'li IL one" exc in real merit eve
i'll;'' ion al III" kt.rver be- attain, temp
ic' III the Uni I'd -tnt"> the So,.,h Tie arr.tps-
.ien's now elected uils insli, tI,e ASSERTION.
Terms:
One euh crihsr Year. $4,000
One 81. Scrilmr AK uul,s II 90
Five sii scrrhori six n!Oht.:s. 5000
Ad.t.ess
Nm \. Smith & CO..
Nov a. Raeish, n. c.
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S:<4l'J {xa Con :;gnlllent.
lNar 'ale.

'V>!IE SItBSCEib+" OFFERS FO' SALE a
trust negro LrinN-agr fifty years. For
inrt'c particulars apply o D. ID. iluCOwr.
Nov. 1b
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Oct 90.
l.s State papers copy three times.
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Council Notice.

TT ~ ORDERED THAT TIE FOLLOWING
a rates OF Stalagc be charged and after Monday
next, viz:
On all oeefoffcred orsale in Market Four Dollars
Veal = Two Dollars
1ioYS-over 90 'hs, Three Dollars
fiHs-lnder % lbs.. Two Dollars.
button and 'ildes Two DO lars.
1t is also ordered tina, Two Dollars he charged r.r
emponn'nE Horse aud N les For Hogs Two Dol
Ia scach For sheep and Goats One Dollar
1t is irhcr ordered that the Weigh at The Public.
Scales be allowed Iity Gents Compensation for eaci,
drauzht
fy order. Of Council r. H. KENNEDY
~ Clerk Of Council
Nov l2. 5
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Removed.

HESUBscRlBEHnAS REMOVED ONE DOOR
Il above Mr.. Bru'ls"n's Tin Factory. w,rrr ho vl,
continue to manufacture BOO Is aud Si. .I;S u.u
ing annlnher Of first rate workrsn he vii, nvn,t ~,
orders with neai nc's! durability and dcs,m, ch.
Eov. 14-ld 2u. " 4 IITn.uoo>,
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The Richmond Examiner,
PUBLISHED DAILT SEM WEEKLY AM,
Hf,j XIX

TtEMS:-riiE pAiI.I RICHMOND EXANI-
N!k is H'ii d Il: Fifty CLARA per Year, Twenty tive
Do!i;S l'r >iN months: F'ttc l,llus ur il, mouths
;lri Fv" D".is lur ..unlh
T..E >:MI. w EEN..Y EXAMINER is issued every
II,.s,.ay Frnav .,li SCH, I,v ltl. at weuty -ljy,
l'oi ai> lv y''I rtievn olia.- or six months, and
len DO Lars for thr'c months.
TIE " EEKEN tx MlNEi, is issued every Fri
day. AMI III cd to subs berS Fifteen Dollars per
year. ;n'i Ten u liars furS1 months.
ls; The Xan.n,r is ;,ui$h on the cash system,
ami VIII not del All II" it untlr any circumstances
Persons o .Sc get the paper will please ;ccuul-
p.ny their orders " ill the cash.
Carriers and News Deal. RS will be- furnished at the
rate ct Tw cty Dollars per hundred
Advertisements i'll he inserted IN the Daily Semi
Wccniy and My al Two tbilurS per square OF eight
lines or less 10: every insertion.
rcrs lis sending subscriptions must do it at their own
risk.
We will. under crcumslanc return unsolicited
and ri cic communications
;rRDM THIS DATE WE SlFAL nARGE
1 ,Ircc,l'nrs Omnibus fare to and lro j pit
of the iowa. + o. from Kirk wood, T. the
limits o! ii, town dbl ars. Ill, hiyl y: cs u
horse feed c,nIr. us 10 adv l,:,r rates
j. X. Wlrr' EHSPDtN.
i. q KU. ms y.
Oc.olcrI
Gait <n Con ;;gnn1ent.
~G TIER - FOR SALE. ArrLY ~
.;t y. NJ. KENNEHY.
Nov, me! tu tn $. 6
Fer i.ale.
'Y>lIE sl,D>CEIbM" OFFERS FOr SALE
trust negro irinN-:gr over fifty ycarS For
iIrt'. .cr particulars apply D. ID. iluCOTr
Nov. Is
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-28
-
A Crowd of Grim = /.

Several months since quarrel arose
between two neighbors residing near JEFF
fersonvlle, Tuolumne county, California,
named Isaac Damn and-McAlister,
relative to a water privilege. McAlister
was shot and killed. Considerable feeling
was manifested at the time about the af-
fair. Damn was indicted for murder, and
at the trial his fair young wife sat with
anxious countenance by his side, and two
beautiful children chung close to the un-
happy father, whom the laws stern decree
might tear from them forever. On the
opposite side of the court room, besides
the prosecuting officers, was the broken
hearted widow of McAlister, in deep
mourning habiliments. The scene Was
solemn and impressive. Even the Judge
on the bench looked more grave than usu-
al. The trial was ably conducted Col.
b. Il. Moore. perhaps the most successful
criminal lawyer in the State, made an ell
oquent and powerful defense of the pris-
oner. The jury disagreed. Shortly af.
forwards the widow of the murdered man
became Insane, aud committed suicide,
leaving two or three little children to the
worlds cold charities. Time rolled on.--
A couple Of weeks ago Dams trial came
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up again. He was acquitted. Now We
|1safu tnss ! dSy u NO Sstsf N dI5o6S1ifrs
Dams house Va, 6sptS l4the x1kht time,
in apparently dozen pIaces. BE swoks
% 6ll hisdNslliue n1nhsa 66Atsh1k :
up one Of his children, be told his wife to
take the other and follow him. Burned
andsbruissd he got oat. Bat The yOusg
mother and her child persisted il the
flames. I Il was indeed terrible affair.
# Aurora (Cal. J Times.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-15

Eqtlsui April b. 1884
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
Sir James Clarke's
cFIERpATED FEMALE PILLS.

THIS we'll known medicine Is no imposition,
but a sure safe remedy e Female Difficulties
and Distinctions, from any csz" whatever and
although powerful remedy, it coLtsins nothing
hurtful % the constitution.
Will. in short time, bring on the monthly period
with regularity.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal affections, Pain
in the Back and Limbs, Hesviness Fatigue on slight
e1ertion, Palpitatiou Of the Heart, LoWness
Spirits. Mysteries, Sick Headache, Whites, and ali
the painful diseases occasioned BY disordered sys
TEN. these Pills viii affect cure when all other
means have failed.
These Pills have never been known 70 fall where
the directions on the 2nd page Of the Pamphlet are
we'll observed.
For full particulars. get pamphlet, free, Of the
agent.
N.B.-sI and postage stamps enclosed to any
thorired agent, will insure bottle, Containing
50 pills, by return mail.
JOB MOSES. Soc Proprietro
q Cortlandt 81. y. Y, City
Sold by all Druggists. daWlv
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BOSTON MARKET.

WEDNESDAY, April IL
FI0UR.-Thcre hiss been considerable excite
ment in the Flour market the past week and all
grades have .dvarcsd sbou; soc = bbl. Western
.uperine Il very scarce and prices nominally
g. Is q ? ?oi common extras have been sold st
g. IS a S; medium do az g Is q Isl and good
and choice q, So IS 2 bbl. In Corn Meal there
have been sales Of good shipping brands at 50 S'i
q 20 2 bhl. In Rye Flour the sales have been
ooniinsd t. small lots at IS IS a rs Y bo for COM
Ron extra.
GRAIN.-Com has advanced materially since our
report Of last week. The receipts have been quite
small and the stock Is very much reduced The
sales Of new Southern yellow have been al g. 10 a
l a. and the article is held firm st 81 45 and for
Western mixed 81 Is p bush is asked. oats are
firm and have heeu N fair demand, with sales OF
Northern and Canada 81 a SIC, and choice lets
would sell for an advance on the latter rate. Rye
is iirmer and higher, with sales at ~ y bush.-
White Beans continue in moderate demand, with
sales at s. 80 a for common and good marrow and
extra pea and 81 - a IS for blue pod, as to quail
ity In Canada Peas there have been sales at 81 3
a l 20 p bash. shorts firm and prices higher.
with sales at $40; and Fine Feed and Middlings is
nominally si2 a IS 2 ton.
PROVISIONS.-The market is quite hrm for Pork,
with good demand. Sales of prime at $50 50 %
q 50 mess 81 so a "a so; and clear and extra
clear at SIC a p p Dbl cash. Beefis firm and con-
tinues in good demand. The sales have been at sl4
a Is y Dbl for Eastern and Western mess and ex-
ira mess and SIC a ~ y Dbl for family extra cash.
Lard is held with more irmness and sales at 70. ~
l4c y n cash. In bbls and tierces. In smoked Hams
there have been steady sales at Ice = D. cash. But
ter has become quite unsettled and lower. Sales Of
good and choice at 90 4sc, including Vermont and
New York diaries. aud IS q Csc for common and
fair Cheese ranges from Is a sc y =. to quail
", and has been in fair demand.
WOOL.-There has been quite an active demand
for domestic Wool the past week, and the sales
have been larger than for long time, and price.
have improved from a Sc = .. Manufacturer,
appear TO have made up their minds 10 supply
themselves freely. and it is evident that we have
passed the lowest point for the present The sales
Of the week add up 10000 rs fleece and pulled at
g. q sc ? n, as to quality.
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-. T.-IS6O.-X.

Persons Of sedentsry habits troubled With weak
ness lassituds palpit.;.on % The heart laeS q a-
petite distress Ansr eating, torpid liver, eonstpa-
ton Sc deserve to suffer II they will not try them
Tbeya are recommended by the highest medical
authorities, and arc warranted to Prodnce an '"'-
date beneficial effect They are exceedingly agree
able, perfectly pure, and harmless
Nor1cE.-Any person pretending to sell Plantation
Ritter, in bulk or by the gallon is sWindler and
impo-tor 1t Is put up only in cur patent log cahn
bottle. Beware Of bottles redlled with imitation
deleterous fluff for which several persons are al
ready in prison. See that every bottle has our
privsts United states Stamp over the cork unmnu-
Is,ed. and n nature on steel plate side label.
Sold nv respectable derlsrs throughout rsh' habit
shle globe
Y. ". DRAKE 4 CO..
2,2 Broadway, y. Y
- Feoresry och
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NV YoHE, April Il.
The Tfnes says Gen. Crittenden will soon
be assigned 70 an important command. \
letter from the L : steamer Arkansas al
New Orleans 2d reports that the rebel steam
or Clifton while attempting to run blockade
%, Sabine Pass night Dist with over 700 bales
Of cotton got aground, and the rebels burnt
her.
\ large side wheel steamer with among
other articles 900 arm- for the rebel gov
eminent had run into the Port OF Yelasco
after being driven off from Galveston by our
feet.
The Her0id's Fortress Monroe despatch re-
ports daring attempt Saturday morning to
destroy the Frigate Minnesota. An appar-
antly iJating spar approached her, in few
moments an explosion similar 10 that Of ~
cannon was heard. The vesscl shook and
crew tumbled out Of the berths.
Orders was given to pursue the daring re-
bells but they escaped up Une Of the creeks.
The damage by the torpedo WAS trihing and
been repaired.
Army Of the Potomac despatci e. report
the bridges repaired and trains running.
zen. Grant left CutIeppcr at 5 P. NJ. for
Washington. Heavy rams win further de
lay movements.
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NHINI' = pm =.
The fight near Alexandria lasted about
three hours. The enemy We're posted in an
advantageous position. Our loss is reported
ut j. killed and about CO wounded, that of
the rebels was much greater, some placing it
~ 200 killed and wounded.
We captured 500 prisoners and Others are
.til being brought in. Dudley's brigade
rhich was in the advance of our forces great
~ distinguished themselves Our troops
lid not halt On the battlefield but pushed on
IN unrsuit Of the retreatins rebels No rest
would be given TO the rebels.
/, was ten Smiths design to force the
enemy to make p stand and defea, them in a
y,trte3 battle
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BRY VANS
PCLM MIC w Az y r =

The most certain and speedy remedy ever discovered
for all the Diseases OF the Chest and Lungs,
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Consumption,
These waters give the most instantaneous
and perfect relief and when persevered with aecord
ing to directions never fail to effect rapid and
lasting cure. Thousands have been restored to per
feet health who have tried other means in vain To
all classes and all constitutions they are equally
blessing and cure-none need despair, no matter now
long the disease may have existed or however Sc
we're it may be, provided the organic structure c
the vital organs is mot hopelessly decsyed- Eve
one afflicted should give them impartial trial.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor,
u Cortlsndt St. n. Y. City
Price Is cents per box. For sale by all druggists
Dec. l4th. 1853 CAVITY
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NV YORK. April lQtl

The Word, letter from the army Of the
par,mac REPORTS achievements arriving
dnjy. The Eth y. \. heavy artillery 1000
s.r,3g and tie let and lith regular infantry
ar. filv expected, and every train brings
.r .arce numbers of re-enlisted mcn. aud
new recruits. All indications point to an
sivaras
Tie Hs-gG's FORTRESS Monroe letter says
The trcop= 10 tie recent expedition up the
Chickshominy secuted the country and some
- contra bands were brought IN
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sAM'L PARKER's ESTATE

WE the subscribers having been appointed ~
w the Honorable the Probate Court Tor the
District Of Chiitenden, Commissioners 20 receive
examine and adjust the claim. and demands OF al
persons against the estate Of Samuel Parker late
Of Jericho 10 said District, deceased, represented
fnsolvent and also all claims aud q mands e1hlo-
tied 10 Offset thereto; and sK months from the "a
Of the date hereof being allowed by said Court IoI
that purpose We do therefore hereby give notiee
that We will attend % the business or our appoint
neut At the dwelling Of the widow Parma Parker
In Jericho IN said District the frst Tuesdays Of
NAV and September next, 1t 10 o'clock A. NJ, on
each Of said days.
ANDREW WARNER, lCor,,-s
w.fw3 EDWIN T. BENTLEY 8
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CAIRO, April {

Tho steamer Continental from New Or
-. on evening of the 3rd has arrived. 200
70. ...bands had arrived from Alexandria
' %E..r. Of steamers from Red River report 2
~, an Cane River IS miles above Alexan-
on ,bs 2sth between Gen. Smiths forces
u. ~ n,ilcv's brigade of Lees Cavalry Corps
a1.1 ait lasted about three hours. Our
~ -.1,rted Is killed and about 60 wound
Tfat Of the enemy was much greater.
W- CAPTURED 500 prisoners.
T-e steamer La Crosse was captured and
burned by guerillas on the 25th below Alex
aniris.