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sherman,s Order to bis TroOps.

Raleigh, N. c., April l9.-The General COM
manding announces to the army the suspension
of hostilites and the agreement with Gene
raj Johnston and his officers, which, when for
mally ratified, will make peace from the Poto-
mac to the Rio Grande. Until absolute peace
is arranged, the line passing through Tyrrel
Mountain HILL Durham's Station and West
Point, on the Neuse, will separate the two ar
mics. Each commander will group his corps
entirely with view to comfort. Military dis
cipline must still be maintained The General
hopes and believes that in a very few days il
will be his good fortune to conduct you all to
your homes The fame of this army for cour-
age, industry and discipline is admitted all over
the world Let each officer and man see that it
is not stained by any act of vulgarity rowdy-
ism and petty crimes. Cavalry will patrol in
front of the lines. Gen. Howard will take charge
of the district from Raleigh up to the cavalry.
Gen. Siocum on the left of Raleigh, Cen Scho-
field in Raleigh and on its right and rear. Quar-
termasters and Commissioners will keep tn cir
supplies up to light loads for wagons. Railroad
Superintendents will arrange depots for the con-
yenience Of each separate army.
(Sgned) SHERMAN.
New York, April 24--The Posts special SAYS:
Arrangements have been made to prosecute the
war with overwhelming energy.
The Trbunes Washington special dispatch
says: faFOleQ. prisoners nave arrived tnere
from their former places of residence, and that
the Government will have to take some action
to rid the city of their presence. It has been
deemed proper to place guard aronnd the res
idence of Chief Justice Chase.
About twenty per cent. Of the clerks in the
Bureau of Deserters have been dismissed as un-
necessary. elaH
The Herald's special says: A letter from
Burkeville, Va, says that some of Lees pa
rolled men had been detected tearing up the
railroad between that place and Richmond. The
parties were not captured but if arrested, they
are liable to be tried and Immediately shot for q
violation of parole.
The same letter says that the last remnant OF
Lees army, composed of some dozen wagons
and an old ambulance, had taken their depart
ure for home.
Several of Lees officers declare they can nev-
er live in the South or North, and that they
shall either go-to Europe or Mexico.
Fortress Monroe, April 22.-Advices from
Newbern, N. c., state that large number OF
members Of the North Carolina Legislature ar
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Ist--That the government will not permit
another French, Austrian or foreign soldier Of
any sort in the serviee =ef Maximilian to be
landed on the Mexican coast, without entering
firm and decided protest.
2d-And what is Of the grasest importance,
that the government having stationed in Tex
as an army of lOO, 600 men, and will keep it
there to act as an army Of observation, and to
exercise such q physical and moral pressure as
shall ultimately compel the withdrawal of
Maximilion from Mexico. The army has
been SO disposed that it overshadows, especi-
ally, the Rio Grande and the Mexican from
tier, and keeps the foreign line of the new
Emperor in an incesssnt sort of apprehension
aud activity. lf collision should come the
United States would have at hand force
sufficient to maintain its dignity and make re-
prisals. The transfer of q rebel battery to
the imperial Gen. Meiia, is another matter
now occupying official attention and full and
searching investigation is to be made into the
matter of the alleged sale. If Gen. Slaugh
ter did dispose of rebel battery to the I'm
peralists Us stated, it viii be demanded and
obtained. 1t is also understood there are be-
tween II 900 and $4,000 Confederates in the
Mexican service near the Texas border, and
it is definitely settled, that if these are trouble
some they will be pursued even if pursuit
should throw our armies across the border.
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WAsHiNeroN. July ~.

WASHINGTON, July L.
The Chronicle has a prominent paragraph
in answer to those who have declared that
Secretary Stanton intends to leave as soon as
the President can find a successor, saying Mr..
Stanton il very well. even hearty. and is at
tending to his official duties as il he intended
to stay in his department till he concluded 10
resign, an event which he does not contem-
plate nor the President desires.
Secretary Harlan has signed a Contract
with the Architectural Iron Company, of New
York, at one hundred and fifty-six thousand
dollars for extending the Congressional
Library.
A special despatch 70 the Commercial Id
n5tfer says the crowd calling upon the Pres
ident is so dense today that visitors are
stopped al the lower stairs. The crowd thus
detained half filled the East Room Gener-
al Dix, who arrived to-day, was the only one
admitted except Cabinet ministers, up to 2
o clock. The Postmaster General had pro-
tracted interview with the President upon
Southern postal facilities, which viii be ex-
tended as rapidly as possible.
Colonel Logan, brother of General Logan,
is here. applying for the marshalship of the
southern district of Illinois.
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HIP. HIP, HURRAH.
THE BOYS IL BLUE FOREVER.

Glory. Hallelujah! We say it religiously.
The cops are defuncted. There's light all
round the horizoni The friends Of "oar
Southern brethren are brought to grief
Samuel whose surname is Marshall is played
out. Webster. the Junior. that isn't Daniel.
IL driven into a very small hole and Union
wedge driven after him. The soldier boys
won't affiliate They won't go to bed with
traitors. They are going to ..Stone" but
ternuts to death. They can't see -four years
of failure through qopperhead glasses. They
didn't follow Sherman and Grant, until they
.bursted ups the Confederaey, TO come back
and vote the copperheads up. Glory enough
for one night. How are you, bntternuts
Don't you wish you hadn't called a meeting ?
Don't you wish you hadn't 'sfred in the
rear p Don't you wish yon could get the
soldier boys not ITO see it?'' Halleluiah !
Ne Old Flag still waves and We cops in Keo-
4 are fabbergasted and gloriously sockdol-
kered So may they be forevert
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Trade Convention.
DETROIT. july


The Trade Convention reassembled this
morning and the balance of the committees
were appointed.
luton to change the basis Of voting so as to
make il according to the population Of cities.
The resolution was rejected.
Mr.. Scammon then mounted seat and read
protest against the action of the Convention
and concluded with a declaration that the
Chicago Delegation would withdraw from the
Convention IN consequence OF it.
This led to great tumult.
The President read resolution raising n
special committee 10 confider the subject OF
representation.
The Convention then took recess
[Second Dispatch
Among the resolutions proposed was one
for the decimal system of weights and meas
ilres and uniform system of measuring
liquids in the several States.
The special committee on representation in
the Convention reported that each State shall
have the same number of votes that each
State has in its electoral college, deducting
therefrom one vote for each association here
represented, the chairman Of each delegation
to determine the manner in which the re-
naming votes of each State will be given
The Chicago delegates expressed satisfac-
ton with the arrangement and withdrew their
protest.
Had not this arrangement been effected
Buffalo would have gone with Chicago and
the Convention would have been an abor-
ton.
Messgs McChestney and Scammon Of Chi
cago, Pruyne Of Albany, Saxton Of Missouri.
Hill of Boston. III. p. Bridge Of Detroit. Dale
Of Bangor, Sabine of Mass, and Henry f.
Prentice OF Maine. were added to the recip-
rocity committee.
AFTERNOON SESSION
The Convention adopted the following reso-
luton
Resolved. That il i the duty of Congress
to regulate commerce with foreign nations in
such a manner as to increase the resources Of
the Government for the payment of the ma.
nonai debt 70 promote the Independence and
prosperity of the country and effectively prn-
tect the labor and industry of the people Of
the lniied States against the conflicting poll
ey If other nations.
Here Gen. Ord appeared and was received
with several rounds Of cheers
4 letter was received from John Bright. re.
gretting his inability to visit America and the
Convention. and favoring reciprocity. &c.
Mr.. LIttlejohn. from the Committee on
Iransit. presented a report in favor the Mag
ara Ship Canal
Mr.. Prosser presented minority report.
The discussion called out Messrs. Ran
dolph, YoungIoye, Littiejohn, Mcclellan of
Montreal, Hon. Malcolm Cameron. Martin j i.
Townsend, and Davis, of Cincinnati. but be-
fore any question was taken the Convention
adjourned till to-marrow.
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From, Savannah.
NEw OK. July T.
The steamer America brings Savannah
dates to the Sth

NEW YORK. July l..
The steamer America brings Savannah
dates to the sth.
The Herald saws
The 4th was celebrated in Charleston in an
appropriate manner by excursions down the
harbor parade by the home guard. exercises
in Zion Church. parade by the hremen aud
fair. A Fourth of July Association was
formed. with Hon. A Mackey as President
Cen Gilmore visited Charleston on the
9Th. and was CONSULTED by large number Of
Carclnians on matters relating to their per
sonal interests. In the evening he proceeded
to Orangeburg.
The only ironclad. the CaiskiIl, has been
ordered North.
The first foreign vessel. since opening the
port. arrived there on the 4th. with an assort-
cd cargo from Bermuda.
The 41th pennsylvania has gone from sa-
vannah.
The Savannah Republican announces the
arrival of 500 bales of cotton from Augusta.
and saws as soon as floats can be constructed
thousands Of bales will come from the same
direction.
Mr.. johnson. the Provisional Governor
Of Georgia, in an address to the people Of
savannah on the Is, instant. admonlshes
them 10 recognize and look squarely in the
face the great changes which had been nd
daced BIZ the war, aud 10 take the oath pre-
scribed by the President with earnestness and
sincerity. renew their allegiance and 20 to
work manfully aud with will 10 rennite their
Commonwealth once more with the great
sisterhood Of the Union. He called their at
tention particularly TO the fact that whether
they liked it or not, slavery was gone, and
could not be restored.
sThe boat race, which was to have come off
at Cornwall. on the Hudson. to-day. between
Mckell and De Lacy, for purse of Isl .0oo.
was postponed until tomorrow on account of
ronghncss of water.
The four-oared race between Pouglikecpsie
and New York crews, for $1,000 and the
championship of American waters. the largest
prize ever rowed for on the Hudson river,
will come of opposite this city on Tuesday
next 8
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HsANice occupation is editing a newspa-
per in Clinton county. The Herald cites as
Illustrative beauties, that of the three papers
publishedin the county: The editor ofthe De-
Witt O5se,rer is to be whipped for calling a
disloyal citizen a comprehend; the editor OF
the Lyons Mirror is TO be sued for libel, be.
cause he called the Board of Supervisors 'em-
inent fnanciers;' and the editor of the Gin
ton Herald is to.be shot for saying that .frt
instead of -four soldiers, of the Veteran Re-
serve Corps, participated IN an assault upon
a negro Ought 10 have ''a fighting editor
as an Office fixture of journalism in that To-
cality.
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NEW YoRK. july II.

The Times learns that Collector Draper
yesterday paid into the Treasury $4,000. .0oe
in gold, being the proceeds of recent sales Of
cotton and other seized or abandoned prop.
erty. The money arising from these sales il
no longer special fund, but goes into the
general treasury account, and persons having
demands for property of the kind specified.
seized or destroyed by the Government, will
have to prosecute their cases before the
Conrt of Claims. and il successful wait for
special appropriations by Congress to do them
justice.
A special dispatch TO the Press contradicts,
on the part of the relatives of Admiral Du--
pont, the reported bequest of his prize money
to an asylum for the orphans of soldiers and
sailors, and says that the amount due viii moi
exceed $50, 600. "
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New YORK, July IL.

NEW YORK, July IL.
The Persia, from Liverpool lst, and
Queenstown I'd, has arrived, bringing two
days later news.
Another lake has been discovered in Gem
trail Africa from whence the Nile issues.
The total amount of coin in the Bank Of
France is larger than it has been for several
years. M s44
Bourse unsettled 56f 60c.
The failure of negotiations between Italy
and the new Pope is the leading theme in
Italy. Negotiations are abruptly broken off.
The Austrian Minister at Rome is charged
with preventing an understanding.
1t is reported that negotiations between
Rome and Mexico are still progressing.
The cholera in Alexandria is represented
as rather less alarming.
Final arrangements on the Great Eastern
were being pushed forward at More to the
utmost. She would be ready for sea ih q few
days, but is not expected to leave the More
till the 9th or 10th of July. The shord end Of
the cable would lie Lard at Nalentia on the
10Th. ready for the Great Eastern. Abso-
lutely none but those connected with the lay
ing of the cable will be permitted to sail on
the Great Eastern Signals were daily sent
through the entire cable. The insulation. &c,
were pronounced almost absolutely perfect,
and messages Of four words occupied min
ute and quarter but double this speed is
expected from new instruments.
Parliamentary proceedings were formal.
Sir Charles Wood made the Indian financial
statement in the House of Comons SHOWING a
continued advance in the property of India.
1t is said cotton growing is attended with
great success.
Electioneering addresses BY candidates for
Parliament abound. Mr.. Bright in an ad-
dress TO his constituent of Birmingham.
denounced the present Parliament and gov
ernment for neeieeting the reform question,
and hopes to triumph in the next.
Bank of France bullion has increased l5,-
600, 900 francs.
MANCHESTER. July Market depressed and
lower s;ufs-Ameriean -four quiet; wheat,
very firm prices yesterday iM2 u ceni- loweI,
with red a, S sdGsss. Corn quiet-About 2s. aad
easier mixed, 27id2ss. Pork very dull. Bacon
fsvors buyers. Lari qaie, and steady 81 fdGe 6es-
Petroleum quiet. bat firm, with small sales oi re-
fined AZ 2s 81.
Lovpox. .--Whea: firm. g--neraHy III deATer
white 44Gl iss red illa IA: four, 22fl 2.<.
Sugar steady Tea qaiet. Coffee firm. petroie-
2. Cd.
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NEw Y-oRg. july II.

-$bW UhNs July :.
The steamer Eagle arrived from Havana,
sth. She celebrated the 4th in Havana by
saiutes In the morning, noon and evening,
which the Spanish war vessels and authorities
acknowledged.
Rnmors of the invasion of St Domingo by
Haytians were daily increasing. A report
even sa,a the President Of the Republic, with
four of his ministers and an escort of250 men,
had come within two miles of the capital to
confer with the Spanish and proposed to make
a new treaty. but the result is not known
The exrebel steamer Owl, Captain Moffift,
had left for Montreal or Liverpool.
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New York, July II.

NEW oRk, July IL.
The Eagle reports that General John c.
Breckenridge. accompanied by Major c. ].
Helm. Confederate Agen, at Havana, left on
the English war steamer Conway for st.
Thomas and Europe. Before embarking Ma
jor Helm was detained on the wharf by
Southerner, for the sum of $500, due said
Southerner, and the Major was obliged to give
bond and leave an agent to satisfy the party.
The Conway left at P. NJ. having waited
over time, thus giving Helm an opportunity
to get away.
Thirty vessels were sold at anchor to-day,
by order of Government. They were all
steamers but two, and realized a larger price
than was anticipated, viz, from $4,000 to
$4,000. The total amount Of purchase mon
ey was 1898, 800 One Of the vessels is to be
prepared ss a yacht, to take party to New
Foundland, to witness the laying Of. the shore
end of the Atlantic cable -
General Hooker viii assume command here
Monday.
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The following property, via:
One III Corral.
Ten f10l Barracks.
One II Camp Hospital Building.
Two ri Camp Dispensaries.
One m Commissary Store House.
One Ii Camp Guard House.
I'LL seventeen Overeoats
f261 twenty-six Blankets.
t1193] eleven hundred and ninety-three
Canteens.
1921 nine hundred and twenty nine KNAPP
sacks.
[4] four pairs Drawers.
l1] one Spade.
f10l ten Axes.
: [3l three pairs Saddle Bags.
f4Sl forty eight Tin Plates.
l75l seventy-fve Tin Cups.
l49] forty nine Knives.
[341 thirty four Forks.
[26] twenty-six Spoons.
s f3l three Coffee Pots.
ri two Tin Dippers.
IA fourteen Camp Kettles.
III seven Stoves theating)
l511 fifty one Joints Stove. Pipe.
Isl eight Elbows.
Tst1 three and one half set Drum sticks.
III one Drum.
Pur, hasers will meet puncsnallv Al Howe& Tyer's
Auction and adjourn 10 the if~r-nt ne~f o sale
HOWE iYLER,
tulyB-d1w Aurfione-rs.
-
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r EGAL notice. JOIN l on.i-, I.rne.

EGAL NOTICED joan L ofai- james
j 4 soossite and LSomts. sifs at la of sr - N
L.1tat- j IL Patt ngrt, H-rs i'm, Z Ia
stead messy gut You are nstihsd that th,re is
NJ vu la ta4 0Ea Clerk Of the Di trfrt
Court Of lee county. Io~a. at hspsuk, petition o.
sampi, claiming VI gyn- the sal D. trs oi ca' Ah
Locals 80, fhe t.ree AuBd sEd ar and
1s- collars 10 ger ent per Nnsnm rtere-t thers
o frutn JAY IL, 1858. money due psoBi socs
bate aud also ciss sg.iDt ali the tJreclo
sure of tgage 1pso le.s tree f3j AID our 81 ia
bors o. uunsr~-i fur 49,, cit, ( h knk, Iosa
Enes- yu &pf-ar thereto and defend beter. noun Of
the second iy 81 The let IN o sad Court, TO con-
memo on the fret Monday ia september, is6l, Jn11
faeut wilt be rendered against thereon ~
default.
Rev noe stamp SOC. EANhlN A IeaKAhf.
Jus 13d4~ thu atiys = PtS
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To DE DlscHARGED.-The following tele-
gram, handed us by Surgeon Taylor, and re-
ceived Yesterday by him from Colonel Parrot,
of the 7th regiment, shows that the boys of
the End and 7th are to go 8 marching home -
'.NEw ALBANY, IsD., July II, 1865.
To Dr. Taylor:
On the road home. Send all men of the
ID and 7th to Davenport at once. VIII be
paid on the 18th. Publish for the benefit of
all of the two regiments on flrlough.
j. c. PARRoTT. Lieut.. Col. =
This order does not embrace soldiers from
the hospitals here who are at home on fur
Tough while their discharge papers are being
prepared. Such will be discharged from this
place, without going to Davenport.
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7 EGAL N0TfcE-To John sta. nus John Hamilton,
IL Martha stzBnus. Jahr Hamilton, tredtrfch Is a.
r. kobert II tIn,ttan. tiisy, kank't, ;
sinfer, Aafcy simmer tfeI mery Frank lin xecHirix
Of tf y 4 tTAsk ia. tec~asef, G hegi~y
Wa Rrddi' h. Sarah stxrru, BAL inks. JAMES
A Lee, Juha DBrkar. u bntk q, Geo And raon
Edsart- rururr, X VI iseyno d., 1ath-ri lou Afs
rvhy notified thRf tftre II nlr ~ tie fice
the ERIK Of the District sutt of lee county IoSa. at
>eokuA, peiisloD of -ampie, elsiuins II u, the
SAID John and JOHN Hamilton. the al nj
teen thcusanI dollars money dg4 prsir-sDr9
notes also claiming asinst sll Of yTu the Iort cie
Of gage aiv = sad Liss. as4 cou-
W, lug lst eae Il in bVck three (Sy ia the Ko
kus. county ios9 Inl--s you appear thereto and
offend b~tre q the rcobd das oi tbr D. 1t term
said District SUurt ~ he eonanvnCst The hr Mon
cay seyie at,r b. ls 3, ssd. meit and decree wi
he rendered sgainS4 you q er.sIf t'y default
Revenue stamp &c RahhIS Nc RaRY,
isf3d3x thu Aty's fH ri'f.
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Appointments.

WAsHIxGToN, July IL.
The following, among other appointments
and appointments of Postmasters have
been made: Alex Sharp, Richmond, Va;
Prescott Wright. Springfield. ula Alien
Richards, Jefferson City, Mo-; Geo Nv. Pat.
ton, Altoona; Margaret SillimAn, Pottsvile !,
Wm- G. WILEY, Washington; Joseph n. Nc
aeedy, Evandyills aud Achilles Mil eus,
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r yGaL NOTICE TO IfIlie Dryereus Hems,ed. ~id-

r yGaL NOTICE To lille Dryereax Hefns'ed. sid
IL and sole d.is~e of frank - tsbist-a, deceased
a are hereby n1'iEed fhaa is Gle IN the
fJsrg Office " the hi Court 81 Lee ounty, Iowa,
At heoknk pcttion Of II sample. claiming VI You
rs -slaay six tbuls4sd tour hunifed ard
t~-Iay-ase slvv aoisrs aDa ten pr cent inter 81
from JaIs 10Th 1885 sey tu upeh iw p1olliss
note, aud also claiming rssnt thu foreclosure
Of mort gwen sal uoes csriaib LAM
IA the county 4nd state oi iowa p.fcnlariy
described ip sid pesition Unless you app tersio
defend befre of tn. nd day Of the next
sad sn-trct Cvnrt, carnnsrp. iEg Oh tbs nTs
mon AZ in September 1855. dgnegt AMI derree will
d. rendered there On agAltst son by Geiani+
R4venue stamp SOC hANhIN hcCRtRY
juIyl3-ci~ thu Att,'s Tor ffn.
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EGAL MOTTO E.-To David Redainzton Thorn
Il 4 a. pay ns a Itssu Kim 4 IA aefty. Has kiu-
T4y..r. Al u HoF - -lsuFr % Buell., BaFai
X tgher Co. VI s-s all. 14ssss Carroll. Cameron
Psw ard. NJ rrfs ks@shii.%na Tuftle. rsrIas sn d.
InAn II Park. lierrpn bsitan } hu % " I'd, Gti-
ntA " u ifgtrhsn- on. Htva lockwood. I'd ain Pc
Assignee Blssf htiG Cia Co, A iiia= Co. Jse--
sst4ft. tsay, J ne Peek. sssher A Psimpt"n, j
Wright 81 Eow. for the ~ ~ e g ha fund
II tiurbrtGx-. ZzEg- oais, VIC upr Co schohsId
Bts ther. NJ L. lai.d tefusgs Co. Nm and Eud
dick Loai> zrEis eosi. = mutl Atl'r, Samuel NIL
ler & III P~rry ami Asn.s Reeve. executors II u will
O. L RsaVeS reeasstd, j G Hughes, Cfirfis. Gus
wa4l-: foa Aad eaf Ii Vi ypa hereby n8in. that
there fle in the uiCr ~ the Cietk of tire Dis
tirs III Lee eyubts iu1H, at heokRs, y tifi n
af III Ssap.r. eisisa rg ~ y.u thv SAID David krt-
ai z on the tsli iJa9 ti an. hun
DR. ses hfy dollars sd tea per cent interest fns iuy
loih. LES uo-y dHs 'str prom .sory aud
slso claiming against all of the fo-eosure o.
ortgage u,un thu south half 81 secton No. thtftyye
t3S IN suehip eixty lsT nCFth. ef
q IN buren, ip the county VI he and
siat- AZ Issa tnie.> yaa apTeAr thereto n defend
before Of the second day n thr of said
District Court efeipE the FIRST Monday IN Sep
fe-an+r, iss Judgment haA decree will be rendered
tn n against wee by default
Re~ mn. STAMP soc hAShiN MrCRARY,
july l3diw the Atty's for Pff
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NEw ORLEANS, july 10

NEW ORLEANS, July 10. I
Cotton, little enquiring and unchanged and
checks on New York steady with sc discount.
Gold 141@142
The steamer Cromwell from New York ar
rived. lit
An extensive fire occurred at Mobile loss
ten Thousand dollars.
The Tsaes' Brazos correspondent Of the
1lth reports terrible storm there on the 30th
ult
Generals Weit3el and Steel arrived at Bra
hos. Large numbers of their troops moved
up to Clarksville and Whites Ranch. Steele
delAande OF 1he Imperialise4to .ss1zsender the
Ufdinances given them by. the rebel General
Slaughter. sss8e
A division Of cavalry, undef Nm, lferyitt
soon leaves Shreveport for Texas.
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T-S0R SALE-A nice roffsge Frame Dwelling House
H. With good cellar. cistern. wood house, and
located q good aeshhorhooa, Morgan street, be-
fift. enfh aud Sixteenth streets heOkuk. fhsse
Price toDo cash Title good sale. fnqurr ri
iyl3 IL 81. TEA-EfCK.