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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-14
j @ G A L N e w S !.

GOVERNMENT SALE. .--On tuesday, says the
u..hington Star, the extensive sale Of rail
.oad material, iron, lumber, tools, &c., was
,.mmenced at the shops near the Orange and
ilI,tprandria depot, IN Alexandra, at which
here was a large attendance Of the leading
alroad men Of the country, manufacturers,
apitalists and Others This is the largest Gov
,nu,ent sale the class yet entered upon, and
;t;s expected will yield over half million of
aolars. The bidding was spirited, and good
syces we're obtained; indeed some thought
p p,1 full market value. The stationary en-
s ines, some in very good order, brought from
Zoo to 81, 300, stoves from $15. to $50, bars
Inn Is to Is cents per pound, rope about 10
nsps per pound Most of the goods sold were
i large quantities, and were bought by persons
,spresenting railroad companies, the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, represented by Mr.. Wilson,
he master of the road, being heavy purcha-
ar. Much OF the stock remains to be sold and
tie sale will probably continue at least week
There yet remains to be sold two and half
million feet of timber, number of cars large
nuautity of railroad iron, &C., besides quaint
Of Office furniture. Gen III. L. Robinson,
Who has been in charge of the depot for several
Years, was on the ground with his assistants and
serks giving the sale his personal su; ervision /"
Paragraphs went the rounds Of the papers,
sometime since, sent on by telegraph from
Washington, and letters from that city, charg-
ngCapt Petit (who was on trial for alleged
cruelty to prisoners, with fraud, malfeasance,
Be- We learn that there was no such allega-
ioninzthe articles and specifications against
him, aud the press everywhere should correct
lie statement. He had the very worst cases Of
aeserters, bounty jumpers, &c., to deal with,
and they complained of ill treatment. But
Capt p accounts are all correct, and the
charges of the prisoners are said to have been
exaggerated.
The Home journal, published in New York
atty, and edited by N. P. Willis, is one of the
best family literary papers that We receive. It
sh7ely and interesting, and has the additional
merit Of, as far as we can see, eschewing SEC
donalism and treating people who live in the
South courteously (which is not done by all of
its compeers at the North
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-14

SZI,390, $50 90
The amount of interest paid on the registered
stock Of the State since the lst day Of January,
1865, is $269, 1922 is.
On the coupon bonds of the State no interest
has been paid since the lst day ofJanuary, 1865.
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Aggregate ..........,...,
Holders of registered stock of the
State Of Virginia about .............
Held by foreigners, principally BY
citizens Of France and England,
about. .......................
Held by citizens of the United
States, other than citizens Of Vir-
ginia, about ........................
Held by the Commissioners Of the
Sinking Fund OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Held by the Board Of the Library
Fnnd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-14

re- J. W. ATKINSON is a candidate for Mag
istrate in the 18th ward at the election to he held
on the 10Th inst dec 12-te
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-14

rs ANDREW J. FLEMING will be supported
as a candidate for Ma istrate, in the 4th ward
at the election to held on the 10th inst.
doc 2-te
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-16
HylysATIIE GREAT CAUSE
SH-E-H or
HUMAN rsISERY.

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sionS, lrD1tepev, nervous debility. and imprdi
ments to marriage generally: Consumption, Ep
iiepsy ard Fus: Mental AMI pt yScaI incapacitv.
&c Nv Ros'T J. 'CUIyERwELL, vi. ID. author Of
the '.Green Book ;" Ne.
The world renowned author in this admirable
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that the awful consequences OF self abuse NAV nc
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cut dang surgie u operations bougies, instru
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cure himself cheaplv. privately and radically n
This Lecture will prove a boonto Thousands aud
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Sent upder seal % any address. in plain seal
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GOOD ARTICLE!
SO CHEAP.

The subscriber ha. Urge fni good stock and
gill sell atbarey living profits. Having superi,
workrnen ALWAYS employed, lac furnish custom
work. and do rcpairn. to slit all.
Designing TO remain in business here, he will
M IKE II to the interest Of the u"hlic rnniz
him. GEORGE KOCH
Plymouth. indiana, September 10. 80 nitf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-16

L is cutie natural that whe, woman
reigns she should storm, and she Away
does.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-16
Crushed & Ground Before Feeding


CIvcIsv t.. Ohio. March 18Th 1864
hereby certify that Nv authority invested in
me bv the State Of Ohipas n medical inspecr or
of alcoholic liquor; for IImilton connty. have
inspected sample ct liquors, called Cstawha
Brandy and Swre iisl l'r'h'ly. manuf,ctur"d bv
E. w. Rnblck ut Me-. Sc. IS. g.. and 60 East
Third street and fpd s,il liquors free from poi
sonous impurities. The disiil'aton il conducted
by the steam medium. bv which method purity
aud uniform pcrfectIon - attained
Ir testimony whereof witness my signature
this 18th day Of March. ls6l.
DAVID o. CoNNEIr, NJ. ID.
Chemical Inspector ofalcoholic liquors Of
fiamit ton County. q.
C.. W. Rob,ck challen. ca the comparison Of
the best French Cognac with his fine Carawba
Brandy. which h deem pronounce by the ne.li-
csl faculty superior for medicinal purposes To anv
brandy ever made. n4-3n
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TR. SCHENCK'S

Principal Office and Laboratory nj the n. +. cor
rer Of SIXTi. sni COW MERGE Streets. Phila
,tlphia, where all letters for advice or business
should hc directed.
lie will he found there every SATURDAY,
nrofe: sicnaliy 10 examine lungs with tie Rosrii =
nmeter. for which his Zee is three doilarS; all ac-
vice free.
In New York at No. - ROND Street. every
TUESl AY. trom a. M 10 2. ?. NJ
AZ he MARLI GRO liz TEL. Boston, Jan
uaty : and 10. February - ard rs. March )
ard l6. Apr - and -, May IL and -, June 4
and -. July 10 and 20
The time Tor my being in BtLTl MORE and
Fl1IShUkG VIII lie seen III L., Gaily I"IcI. %.
those cities.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-16

Women love TO find in men difficult
conbinat;on-a eentleness which will inya-
.ia5ly yield. with a force which will inva-
riahly protect.
Good manuers should begin at home
Politeness is not an article tc be worn in
full dress. only to be put on when we re-
ceive . complimentary visit.
!. Scotchman visitin. churchyard
with friend pointing to shady. ouie;
nook. said: This is the spot where in
tend being laid, if I'm spared
what are you writing such big hand
for. Pat ?" why. You see that my grand
mother is dafe, and I'm writing loud
le.ther to her.
The man who took walk the other
day brough: it back again bu. the next
day he took ride and has not since been
heard from.
Why are peonle who stutte-. not TO re
relied upon? Because they are always
breaking their word
L is cutie natural that whe, woman
reigns she should storm, and she aiways
does.
Theory mar be al very ~ell, lint you're
doctors and lawyers always prefer prac-
tiee.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-16
VOLUME IL.

PA. is Pennsy wanna the father of all
what put it INFO your head to ask such a
question ~ Because see all the news
papers call it Pa
\ genius cut West has Just patented a
machine for making sweet potatoes He
il brother Of the old gentleman who put
handles on prickly pears and sold them for
cuIrycombS
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-16

A CARD TO J9vAIIDS.
A Clergyman, whil- residing in South Ameri-
cs ns missionary. discovereda safe and simple
remedy for the cure at Ncryou. We .kness, Early
Decay. Diseases OF the Urnlry AMI Seminal Or
gans and the whole train of disorders bror rht on
nv htnefal and vicit US habi,s. Great numbers
have been already cured hv thi@ noble rornedv.-
Promp'ed ~ desire to benefit the afflicted and
unfortunate, ! vii send tile recipe for preparing
and using this med cine IL ss.,,G tn,.ltt e 10
anv one VINO needsit, Free Of Charge
Please inclose post pa'd envelope, addressed
to yourself. Addrcss.
JOSEPH T INNAN,
ST TON d, BIBrE fIcUsE.
v10n43-iys Nep Yoyk City.
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Great men make mistaks well as little
ones This was illustrated once by John
c. Calhoun. who took the position that all
mea are not created free and equal. -
Said he. "only two men were created, and
one Of these was a lc mon
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-16
MeaiGl gotire.
DR. LONG ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN.

~
Would inform the citizens Of Plymouth and the
surrounding country, tia, he will he in his Office
in Plymouth in Woodward'. Brick Hiding. on
the i"llowirg da in each month durn" 1865:
Anrii 2!.2}, "A. %. 90. y. y AMI 30 Wa,
81 % %. 30 sna ?l.-Jun" %, 81. %, 90 and 50
July Do, %. -. -. and 26.-Aucust %. 90. and
30.--Scarcmber %. 26. ~. %. p and 10 ,cto.
Ter 81. %. o. ami 2i.-Noveml.er -, 26, 81, oS.
% and 30.-Decembcr %, 81. % and DC.
RABLE EASES.
Cancers and Ill generous ffrctuns. ulcera tions
and tumors Of different forms. amcnorrhea. or
absence of the menses. or painful men-rtuation
lucorrhca, or Hour albus, chiorosiS. or green
sickness. prGlapSes utcr. or hearipe down AMI All
female compl nts. general debi itv. &c Fever
and Ague chronic affections of the kilnpys
gravel. all diseases at the hack aud loins. liver
COMPLAINT. diseased sniccn, chronic and innlma-
tory rheumatism elephantiaaiI, scrofuia hin dis
ease. white swelling s>lt rheum gldiness of the
head. lI.i:ation o nh" heart. n'rvpns hnal .che
neuralgia. scroiulous leproSv and those Difficult
ties brought ahouthy the indl> crctions of Youths
&c..s ssfuly treated
| invite the sick to call nnon M. NV advice
IN all cases will he grltutouslv gives. nv opinion
unbiased No expense incurred unless there -
reasonable hope Of a cure. DO not make sick to
make well. or tear down 10 build IN acsin Dis.
cases permanently removed-not smothrrcd for n
time to rcl indie in som, other p rt of the body.
DR. LONG can be consulted i'm the English
and German languages.
April 18th 'G5-n?3yI JAMES LONG, NJ. n.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-16

Jamie" said one honest lrishman to
another. the first time he saw locomo-
tive, what's that snorting haste. sure?
Al don't know at all. unless its Z steam
boat splur-ins along aitker wather,' re-
p!iel jamie.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-16

4 young man advertised in city paper
for place as 4 salesman, and says he has
had great dealof experience, having been
discharged from six different stores with
IN year
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-16

WY are the SHOWS of Mont Blanc like a
ship builder? Because they can aroiaacte
(have lounch) whenever they set ready
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-16
Iron in Thc BLOOD,

THE PERUVIAN SYRUP supplies the Rlood
with its LIFE tIfMsNT IRON .iniu>ng STRENGTH
NIGaR and NV Irrr into The whole system
For DysrrTSIa. Dsorsy. CHmNIC plAR! lIos,.
DrnlLI1y fEM,lE WEAKNESSES. Ac.. il is a spe
rifc Thousands have been changed bv the use
of this medicine from weak. sckIv. suffering crca
lures, TO strong, healthy ard happy men and wo-
men
A 20 page pamrhlet sent Free
Price Z | ~ ner hottie. or FOR $500.
j. DINSMORE. &c D,v Street. New York.
Mss Sold by Druggists generally.
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A,ENT'S.

BoSTON-Gecrec c. Goodwin & Co.
NEW N0Rk-Dcmas Barnes xCo.
RAJ f1NcRF-S. s. Hnncc
PITTSi'Ct G-nt. Georgc IT. kevser.
ClNCINNA1I-F. f.. Sure & ca.
CHICAGO ri 1 smith And II. Scovil
Also. sold by all Druggists and Dealers
4 Qu2a-,y
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1865-08-05
CIR OC IL R L E

NJ OUIs WAITER l'honncur d'annoncer
L. ses amis ct au public en- general quill Went
d'arriver de la Nouvele Orleans avec un grand
assortment de Grocerie. consistant principale-
nent 'f, En- FARlNE, JAMBON, WHISKY, WINS
de tonte sorte &c. &c. quill ven6ra a des prix
anssi moderes que possible, scion son hsbitude.
Il s'est egalement assure les services dun ex-
cellert onvrer menuisier. ce qui lui permet des
auourd nui de reparer les meubles quon voudra
bien lui confer.
Onelousas 8 Juliet 1865. 4tf
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LIE TRAVAIL DES NOIRS.
On lit dams un journal de New York:

Ou III JouiHai oC AScH AoiN'
Dams le Sud, ce qui preoccupe touiours les
esprits ct plus juste titre, c'est finterminable
question du travail des nors. ii semble que par
tout on on a youlu user de doneeur regard des
en,ancipes, on ma pas reussi dompter leur es-
prit itdusuborduaton ct reveiiler leur Incidence
chronique. La oil des measures energigues simon
rigoureuses, ont etc aloptees a leur egard On
est trouye plus pres de la solution dn probeme.
C'est ansi que dams e district de Lynchbtirg, on
la dssorganisatiou etait son combe il quel-
que temps, les chooses ont repris une meilleure
tournure depuis Ia promulgation de fordre sui
want, emanant du general Gregg, ct que ION Sc
propose d'appliquer incessamment toute la
Virginie:
':Afin que les affranchis pussent Sc rendre hien
compte de- eur position ct comprendre plus claire
ment leurs devoirs hommes libres, les informa-
tons suivantes sont soumses a leur jugement !:
ais ont auiord'hui teus les dfots que les per-
sonnes de couleur libres ont eu de tout temps Ell
Vrginie ct rien de plus.
Lies mars doivent travaer pour soutenir
eurs femmes ct lEurs families les fills pour eurs
parents; les freres pour leurs plus jeunes freres
ct soeurs.
s.Les affranchis, hommes, femmes on enfants,
m ont aueun droit de demeUer sur la plantation
de leurs anciens maftres, moins detre employees
par ceux-ci et auand la noir ibere cessera d'etre
nuer son Outrage. son patron aura le droit de lie
renvoyer ct de lie chaser, lui ct sa famlle de la
plantation, soft par des moyens legaux, soft avec
i'aide des autorites militaires.
ssL'affranchi doit Sc penetrer de fobligation de
yivre avec sa famille st de la soutenir il pourvora
son entretien, sa nourritnre, d son logement,
&c ct sera responsible de la conduite de toute sa
famille; il forcera ses enfans TRAVELLER dams la
limise de leurs forces ct de leur aptitude; il le
dToit de percevoir 1eur salaries, ct est force de
pourvoir a lenr subsistence.
"Dans aucun cas- les affranchis ne pourront er-
rer lie soir de plantation en- plantation; mas il leur
est enoint de rester chez eux, ct 81 le mantier de
l'ordre l'exige, la force pubiqne sera appellee a
les obiiger de Sc conformer a cette loi. @
| I'll lenr est defcndn de marauder ct de voler.
Ssils ne cessent medatement de tuer lie betail
ct la volatile, des gardes seront mme edatement
places sur toutes les plantations avec fordre de
ltirer sur toute personne engage dams ces actes
ill'stes ct de tuer place tout individu prs sur
He fait.
Lies affanehis sont en- outre AVERT que la pa
resse ct fosivete dans les vies ct villages engen.
Idrerons pour eux les plus grands maux. C'es,
seuement en- restant sur les plantations ct en- ira
valiant qa'ils penvent esperer stre heureux.-
Dams tons les cas- le gouvernement les previen,
! fqu'il ne les tolerera p.s ri,,, faire.a
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Assemble Bresilienne.

Nous sonmes autorise a annoncer que Fassem'
blee qui eu lieu en- no, vile lie Is de ce mos,
etc siournse au Samedi Aout proclaim, epo-
que laguelle on aura reeu certaines intorma-
tions importantes relatives aux avantages otferts
aux immigrants Bresilisns.
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du Congress, une tentative seIa faite pour otlr
tons les habitants des Etats separes une amnistie
generate ct complete, la condition dincorporer
dams leurs constitutions Etat le principe du suf-
frage universal. Beaucoup de gems pensent que
cette mesure peut etre le moyen dassurer lie re-
gne du suffrage universal dams tous les Etats du
Sud ct ou' ellie de grandes chances de success.
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AVIS.

IL v lsJ.
II E sousslgne venant d'arriver de la Nouvele
~ Orleans, OH il a pris des arrangements dams
le but de continuer son ancien genre atfaires de
Marchand Comn1issionnaire ct Facteur
en- Cotton,
aux termes les plus liberaux, Went offrir ses ser
vices ses anciens clients ct ams.
II cootinuera faire des avances en- corde ct
toile d'embalage, fcelle &c. SEES engagements
scnt tells quill ne pourra pas, pour lie moment,
Sc rendre en- personne chez ses anciens amis ct
clients; mais il ose leur assnrer quill ne neggera
rien pour rnerter leur encouragement, avec fes-
poir quils continueront a lui accorder leur conf
ance.
Son bureau est Front Levee Street, No. 3::',
entire la rue de la Douane ct la rue Bienville,
Eouyelle Orleans.
4. DESMARE.
Ter Juliet 1865 3-6t
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u. H.. COZ R II II.

Marchand Commis sionna1re
DUE CONT, No. l3, entire Chartres ct Le-
II, wee, Nouvelle- Orleans, sc chargera de la
-ente de tous les produits qui lui seront consl-
rnes ct fera des avances de corde ct toile dem
ballage sur lie cotton qui devra lui etre exped'e.
% iuillet 1865.
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A VIS.-Les soussignes Ont lhonneur dan
IA noncer all public de la Paroisse St. Landry
ct drs Paroisses avoisinantes qn'ils achetent le
cotton aux pfix les plus eIeves du Marche. lis
feront egaeinert des avances de toile ct corde
d'emballage ct de marchandisos sur les cotons
qui leur seront vendus ou qui seront expedies par
leur intermediate.
J. BLOCH & Co.
Opelousas % Juliet 1865. 6tf
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Plus e rsntre en- moi, ct plus je lis ces mots
ecris dams mon ame: Sois juste ct tu seras heu-
reux.
-Quelque opiniatres que nous soyons, il nest
rien Que nous pliions plus facilement que notre
caractere, quand il sagit de notre interet
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AVIS.

AVIS.
TOUTEs LES PERsONNEs qri, dams la
Paroisse St. Landry, poursuivent une pro-
fession, un meter OIL une occupation quelconque
sont par 10 present avertis d'atoir Sc pre-
senter immediatement mon Bu.eau, Ia Mai
son de Cour, a Opeousas, ct retirer leur Licence
de Parosse ct d'Etat, autrement il en- sera dspo-
Sc scion la loi.
J. J. BEAUCHANP, Shsr1.
Bureau du Sheriff, Paroisse St. Landry, !
Opelousas Aout 1865. 8-3t
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SECESSTONIsTES DU NORD EFT ADOLF
TIONISTES.
~ IN T. Herald din Ia inillet

Les journanx secessienistes du Nord, les abol-
tionistes ct les radicaux jaeobins continent a
farea leurs efforts pour EXETER la discorde entire
les habitants des differences sections dn pays spe-
cialement entire leo denx races duSud. Leurs vitu-
perations violentes augn,entent chague jour ct lis
deviennent toujonrs plus hardis dams leurs alta
ques contIe lie President ct 81 potique de reor-
ganisation. LIE zele avec leqnel chacune de ces
factions travaiiie dams sa spere respective donne
4 penser a tous les observateurs nn peu ssrieux
des evenenents, qu'elles ont forme une alliance
entire elles pour empscher, 81 c'est possible, un
reglement amical des afaires du pays ct pour fare
kchouer les efforts du gouvernement dans ses
vaes de paix, d'harmonie ct de prosperite a lie
gard du Sud. Tel est, du moins, letfet de leurs
intrigues, de leurs menaces ct de leurs demon
Citations; ct leurs movements seraient tous
arranges ct diriges par .une main unique, qu'eles
ne ponrraient pas agir plus effectivement pour
atteindre leur but Si on leur laisse continuer
librement la ponrsuite leurs plans de desunion,
nous ssrons plongss dams une autre revolution
ct nne autre guerre aussi siirement que la de-
funte rebellion fut la consequence de Ia Tongue
agitation sur Ia question de resclavage.
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ETNous annoncons avec plaisir que NJ. A. }.
Baldwin, de Washington, Went d'etablr une Ii
gne de Stages entire Washington ct la Bale Ber.
wick, joignautla lie Rail road des Opelousrs, don't
les chars Sc rendent en- 6 heures a Ia Nouvelle
Orleans. Cette ligne de voitures fera lie trajet
denx fois par semaine, ct prendra, en- outre des
passengers, les lettres, journaux ct paquets desti-
mes d ces deux points, ains qua ceux interme.
diaries.
Les departs de notre vile pour la Bale, sont
fixes aux Mardi ct Jeudi de chaque semaine. a 6
heures du matin; ct rarrivee, au Mercred ct Ven.
dredi "'fs
WI Ia suspension entere dn service postal, ct
Ia rarete des communications, lie public Sc trouve-
ra sans doute heurenx de voir cette enterprise, ct
iln'aiders pas pen a son success.
H. seFg
Nous lisons dams la Renaissance Louisianaise
LEILA Nouvelle Orleans du 1G Juliet:
La position desolee que font les garnisons ne
gres aux habitants de la parosse Lafourche est
tevenue intolerable. Aux plus duTs instants de
l6ccnpaton, aux jours De combat qua vus catte
region souvent piacee entre denx feux, il ne sest
rien passe de comparable an systeme de brigan-
dage ct de meurtre guy ont etabI les yoleurs ar
IRGs.-e5 u 5.a .3- e. e
Voic des notes. que nous recevons, Dormant un
simple aperfu des attentats dent cette snaiheu-
reuse population a etc victine drpuis deux lnois:
Alexandra Ribbeck, attaque dix heures du
soir dams son dornice viole par trois negres, ell
apoitrine traversee par une bale; nest pas Ell.
core mort, lnais son eat est critigne.
Michel Guiiiet. Complement devalise dams ss
maison par une bande de q'linze negres armes de
earabnes. Sa femme ma eehapps aux outrages
des malf,iteurs quen fuyaEit au milieu dc la mutt
dams les champs
L'econome de la plantation Butler (de Tefre'
honne, assassne dans sa 1,meure, "a laquelle on
d mis- le fra ponr cacher lie lneHrtre.
NJ Dnffard marchand de Ia Cote, devalise matt
amInent par cling hommes de couIeur armes de
carabines -,.z--.-
Etn, dams In mutt du 9 conraDt. la maison tle
M Dezancfse etc lebJet d'une d-scente en- regle
Achaque porte des appartements, nm bandit arme
tenait la falltille en- resprct-sous prine de mort
-tandis ONE d'autres veIeurs vidaient tiroirs e
garde-robes, emporta,rt tout. bijux, linge, vais
seile dc prix, &c. NJ. Dezauchr, TIN vieiliara ds
"a ans, ayant vaulu s'opposrr all, pags, tut ter
rasss, frappe a coups de hatons ct de haionnette
un DE- SEES employees he fnt PISS moins maltraite
tandis On on bouscnlat denx enfants qui ne sem
prtssaient pas assez de lasser fouillrr dams le.
Its. Apres setre charge dun batin dobjets di
yers, au'on estime $2.50O les miserables Sc sop
retires. En- suivant leur piste, on a pu s'assurrl
euis appartenaient au camp Vicocq qu occupe, 1
queIques miles de rendroit, lie 75e regiment.
SECESsIONlsTEs DU NORD EFT ADOLF