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TO CONsUMPTIyEs.

vVyHE Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, will send
= free of charge), to all who desire it, the
prescription with the directions for making and
using the simple remedy, by which he was cured
Of a lung affection, and that dread disease Con-
sumption. His only object is to benefit the aflic-
ted, and he hopes every sufferer will try this pres
cription, as it will cost them nothing, and may
prove blessing. Please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. l65 South Second st., Williamsburgh, N. Y.
May lily Aug.10 septes
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IMPRESSIONS OF ONO. AND NORTHERN POLL
Tcs.-Writes the editor of the Pensacola OBJ
seryer, who is travelling in Ohio:
What could tell you aboat Negro suffrage
would appear marvellous. 1t will be defeated in
this State at the coming election beyond all eues-
tipn, and by those whom you would least expect
the Abolitionists themselves. These are the
men whom Idenominated negro-haters. They
WILL nearly to anan, vote against negro suffrage.
The Germans, without whom the party would
be mere cypher, vote IN body against it; the
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Estate of David Morgan.

DISTRICT CoURT.-PARisH OF ST, LANDRY.
JONATHAN L. MORRIS, of the Parish of st
eD Landry. having applied by his petition TO be
apuoin,ed administrator of the Estate Of David
Morgan, deceased, late of the aforesaid PARISH
Therefore, any person intending TO make oppo-
sition to said appointment, will file the same IN
writing, at my office. in the town OF OpeohNas,
within ten days from the date OF the present Ii"
tice. A. GARRiGUEs, CLERK
0aaIousas netoher 5th ISf7
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Estate of Edmund Johnson.

District Court, Parish Of St. Landry.
TAMgs w JACKSON, of the Parish of St
J LaifhEy, having applied by his petition to be
appointed Administrator OF the Estate Of Edmund
johnson decd, late of the Parish Of St Landry;
Therefore, any person intending t" make oppo-
sition to the said appointment, will file the same
in writing at my office in the town OF Opelonsas'
within ten days from the present notice.
A. GARRIGUES, Clerk.
CLERKS OFFICE
Onelousas October 5th 1867
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No.. 18.
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BY THE
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Of Rosewood Pianos and Melod~cus Fin. Oh
Paintings, Engravings, Silver ware, CD and
silver watches and elegant JeweIry cou,i.iirg of
Diamond pins, Diamond rings, Gold Bracri,l.,
Coral, Fiorentine, Mosaic, JET. Lava, and ladi-s'
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neck chains, plain and chased god chains. Gc.,
Gr valued at
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SUICIDE AT LAKE CHARLEs.-Chas. c. Knylcr,
Jr., Of Beaufort, N. c., committed suicide at Lake
Charles, (Calcasieu,) on the 9th of September
last, by shooting himself in the breast with q
revolver, after writing letter stating his inten
tion to destroy himself.
sg New Orleans and North Carolina papers
please copy.
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HEADQUARTERS, District of Louisiana,

New ORLEANS, La. Sept. 10, 1901
General orders No. H..
IT having come to the knowled OF the Bre-
u vet Major General Commanding that III Varl-
otls parts of this State the assembling OF afiueu
men for political, other purposes, IL OF ire
auent occurrence, and that well disposed ci,lzets
are oilcn subject to annoyance froin ariheh per
sons posted as sentiuelS videttes. 1t Is hereby
ordered that such practices, aud all othef acts
tending to disorder and violence, must he at once
discontinued Commanders OF posts detaeh,
ments and stations, within this command Will
arrest and retain until further orders, all armed
men found posted as sentinels, pickets, or vldet-
ties, or pretending to be on guard duty Tor any
purpose, or by any authority, not duly authofi-
zed by law. x ,,,-r,,,rwr
OFFICIAL: NAIHANlEL DC
I'd Lieut., 9Th Ltfy, Ac'g Asst AdIf zen l.
I'm compliance with the above orders, all per
4 sons who are in the habit of going armed 10
assemblages of any kind, are hereby warned 10
discontinue the practice Immediately, as ii Is
the intention of the undersigned to carry out
vigorous enforcement of the above orders
Citizens of the surrounding country are re-
auested to notify me of any breach OF the peace;
or disturbance, not within the power oi tne Gi'ii
authorities to quell. w. W: "LDD. IL, -
Capt. 4th Cavalry, eommandg Co. e.
Atb CaruIrsf q. S. Army
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Plantation

- Plantation
lsssHn FOR SALE OR RENT,
Situated miles from Opelousas, and S
from Washington, with fine dwelling house and
good negro houses for 90 or 30 hands
Plenty of good timber, good saw and grist
mill in good running order, on the place.
The place contains about 500 acres, and Is sus-
ceptible of being divided into two or three small
farms. For further information apply to
JAMES II. HOUSTON.
Opelousas, September 2sth, 1867. l6-tf
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Died In this Parish, on the 9th instant,
FLoKENCE. eldest daughter of Thomas Il. and
Josephine II Lewis. aged : years and 4 months,
On the 9Th. at PIaisance Cove, in This par
ish. JEAN PIERCE OCTAVE, son Of Mary o. and
Joseph Pardo aged ons year and seven msnths.
IF the Lord gaveth;' why "tak.th he away y
asll,th the bereaved.
~ NV 0,rans Bee. and Plaguemine, Iber-
vile Pa ish, papers please copy.
AZ Praisi" Vile Plate, on the Tth, Mrs,
ELIZABETH FsDRIsE, consort of M. A. Lazarre,
at thu sg oi 81 years.
On the 4th, at The residence of NJ. '. Har-
grove on Bayea Chicof, in this parish. Mrs f..
J Robert, widow of P. W. Robert aged 73 years.
" Ftauklin Banner please copy.
in tfi+ town, on the 10Th inst, Mrs. VIR-
CHINA ASnRUS. eoasort OF Capt. Jas. q. Hayes,
aged 81 yeaFs.
(For the Opfloasas Courier
Requfescat i'm Pace.
DiEp-ln this town, at 10 o'clock A. d., Oc-
tobtr Sd s Mss Dfa e Hayes sa aaana Eannaess s
the *gr OF :, years, 2 months aud II days.
S-ldom has sad atufy fallen to the pen Of
a friend and acquaintance. rs in chronieing a
tribute on the ii s,ise ct this estimabie young
lady In ier death. not only has an aged and
venerable ather been left in mournful bereaye-
ment sfftctiona;e brothers. sisters, and relations
baied i'll laignant sorrow, hra an rniire commu--
ni,y. apprstlative of her shining virtues. mental
.trihutrs, aud amiable qualities, share in the
gloom and grief -ntailed upon society in this
nntinrly lnss Of departed worth. None knew
her but to love her;" aud Memory will weave a
"aurel chspiet' unfading in the testimony ii
perpetna-s, of tie affection. regard, aud admira.
tim she commanded from her extensive circle
of trinds aud aeguaintances. FRIEND.
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Estate Of Louise Touriac, deceased.
DY virtue of an order of the Hon. the
ID Court of the Eighth Judicial Dis
trict of the State of Louisiana, in and for
the Parish of ST. Landry, there will be
sold at public sale, to the last and high
est bidder, by the undersigned Admins
traitor, or through the ministry OF duly
commissioned Auctinneer, on the herein
after described plantation, near the town
of 0pelousas, ON
WEDNESD4 Z. Norember 9th, 1867,
the following described property belong
ing to the Estate of Mrs Louise Touriac,
deceased wife OF Henry Prevent, also de-
ceased, late of the Parish of st. Landry,
fouit.
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" We call the particular attention OF our
readers to the extract we make from the New
York Times, and to our telegraphic reports from
Washington, copied from the Picayaae. We
are awaae that ordinarily not much Importance
il to be attributed to the editorials of the Times
Or to- the speeches of It's chief editor, Mr.. Ray
inond, who has proved himself unstable as wa
ter but at this particular jancture, we think an
acknowledgements such as It makes regarding the
policy and leaders or lis party, particularly sg-
nifcant and ominous Of its fate. Most probably
before this article Is published, we shall have
more intelligence, By which We may be able 10
sorna coniectare Of The result Of the elections
shich took place on the sth inst. IF they 40 ad-
,ersely TO the Radicals, their fate is scaled; for
lie fact nill give MI. JoInsen and biz iihnds
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THE 0PELOUsAs COURIER,

Published on Saturday by JOEL II SANDOI.
CoNplFI FIoSs;
Ssasertption.-Four Dollars per year payable
in advance, or Five Dollars payable at the end
OF the year,
A subscriber wishing to discontinue must give
written notice to that effect and settle up all
arreatages; aud no subscription will be stopped
until all arrearages are paid, unless At the ogtpn
of the publisher
ddssr:ssiag-FIFTy cents per square for
each insertion. Eigh. Lines or !sss constitute >
square.
All advertisements sent in for pnhieson will
be inserted in English and French (uness other
wise ordered,) until the editor shall judge it con.
venient to discontinue.
Candidates to public favors will pay Fifteen
Dollars each, in advance. ii they wish to be sp'
. nouneea
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- Tie editor of the Progress, as it seems.
not only delights in misrepresentation, ito nse
q mild term,l but also in making it plain that
they are SO. For instance, he accuses the pub
Usher of this paper of making statements which,
he tthe editor of the Progress) knows perfectly
well, as every one else does, were written by its
editor and not its publisher. We have been al
most involuntarily drawn into controversy
which we feel is lowering to ourselves, and which
we shall henceforth entirely eschew, as we are
convinced that no word from as is necessary to
the public to aid it in judging for itself.
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SH E RIFF F'S s A L E.
State of Louisiana.
Felieite Media District Court;
VS.. ; Parish of ST. Landry.
: HYPOLrTE CHRETIEN. No. 1855.
DY virtue of an order Of seizure and sale
ID from the Hon. the District Court of the
Eighth Judicial District OF the State of Louisi-
ana, in and for the Parish of st. Landry, in the
above entitled suit. and TO me directed, / will
offer for sale at auctor, to the last and highest
bidder. at the Court House of this Parish, IN
the town Of Opelousas, on
Saturday, Norember ID, 1867,
commencing at the hour of Ii A, NJ, and con-
tinuing from day to day, If necessary, all the
rights, titles, interests and demands of Hypoite
Chretien, the defendant, unto the following des-
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THE pI.aNTAMInN.


THE pr.ANTAMInN-
E..s last residence of said de-
esasS esaGssS ceased, situated in the Par
ish of St. Landry. near the
limits of the town of Opelousas. measur-
ing twenty superficial arpents tmore or
less) bounded North by land of Edmond
c. Dupre, South by land of Augustin
Steen, East by property of Widow John
Cooke, and West by land of Widow Eu-
gene Wartelie, together with all and sim
gular the buildings and improvements
thereon.
Terms and Conditions:-One thousand
dollars of the purchase price payable
cash on the day of sale, and the balance
peyable in one year from the day of sale;
purchaser furnishing his note with seeu-
rity in soiido to the satisfaction of the
Administrator. payable 20 his order and
at his domicil, in the town of Opelousas,
and bearing interest at the rate of eight
per cent per annum from maturity until
paid. And, moreover, the property re-
naming specially mortgaged unto said
Estate until full and entire payment OF
capital and the interest which may ac.
crue thereon. The purchaser promising
and binding hirAk kelf not to ALLEVIATE OF
deteriorate the p 'erty to the prejudice
JNL H. sANDoz,
Administrator.
One9ousas Octoh4s eth 1887
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Notice.

HAVING in final settlement with my former
IL partner, j. w. jackson ESQ., had the books
and accounts of Compton Il jackson transferred
entirely to me, earnestly request all persons
owing said firm or myself individually to come
forward and settle their accounts in some def
mite way, either by cash or note
r. G.. COMPTON.
Opelousas, October 5th, 1867. II
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HAY! HAY

Public Sale.
Estate Of Martha Rhodes, deceased.
WTfLL be sold at public auction, by the Ad.
w ministratrix or a duly licenced Auc,ionrer.
at the last place of residence Of the deceased, on
Bayou Rouge, near the mouth of the Bayou Jac-
qaes, in the Parish of St. Landry, on
Saturday, October 10th, 1867,
at the hour of 10 o'clock A.. NJ. ahe following
described property, to wit:
m One fat-bnas. one bureau, six chairs,
~ one feather-bed, two mattresses, two
betlsteads, one bay horse, one dou.
ble.barrel shot gun, one augur, one
waterjar, one skif, one silver watch
two iron wedges. one log chain. one cross
cut saw, two pair gears, one harrow.
Conditions Cash
AMELIA DUNN,
Administrators.
October 5th, 1867.
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IaE MILE ~ TIE CocoANHT.-When ever we
ma out W. n have been wrong, it is pleasure to
US to make all the knowledgements in our
power, hence In onr anilnadyersions on the editor
"a The Progress, for the course he has pursued,
we have perhaps done him some injustice. as we
are informed to-day, on what seems good author
ity, that go far from endeavoring to debase and
degrade his oaen race, it was that race he was
naturally attempting to elevate.
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The SOUTHERN REVIEW. = The publishers Of
this magazine have aone us the honor Of seuding
us several copies Of the October number, for las
we presumeD the inspection of admirers Of high
toned literature. That able authority In such
matters, the New Orleans Picayuae, speaks OF
the Repiew in this manner:
The number before us is replete with scholas-
tic and literary papers, which win Be read with
much satisfaction. The Southern Recieu is pub
ished at Baltimore, and deserves the patronage
cf the southern people, who viii thus, in a small
measure, testify their remembrance OF what Bal
nnaofe has done for them BY encouraging its lite
rary enterprise.
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s RIFF F'S S A L E
State of Louisiana.

Vincent Boagni Distric. Court
VS.. , Haf1Sn OF 81. Lanury.
JOSEPH WYBLE & AL. No. 1890
DY virtue of writ of Fl. IA, from the Hon:
I'D the District Court of the Eighth Judicial
District of the State of Louisiana, in and for the
Parish of st. Landry, in the above entitled suit,
and to me directed, will offer for sale at aue-
ton, to the last and highest bidder, at the Court
House of this Parish, in the town OF opelonsas,
On Saturday, Nouember I'd, 1867,
commencing at the hour of II A. NJ, and con-
tinuing from day to day, if necessary, all the
rights. titles, interests and demands OF Joseph
Wvble Il al. the defendants unto the following
described property, seized to satisfy said writ,
WIT.
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Opelousas, Octob6 5th, 1867.
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Public Sale.

I A1NAA u N~ @ .
Attest: Jos d. RICHARD, Clerk.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-25

ban5 and this Spring set hotel keeping at New Dur
bsn on her own hook and being young and very fasci
mating woman, has since been doing very thriving
bnsness The case was not concluded when the Court
adjourned last evening
ARREST OF An ESCA PED THIEF.
On Thursday evening George Rider alias Reey,
aae Rats who, with some companions, escaped from
Blackwo's Island about month since, arrested on
an Eighthaye Forty ffthst In his possession
was found jimmy and wax candle. lie was yesterday
consigned TO hs old quarters in the Pententlary The
police state that he is weknOwn thief and belongs 10
The gang OF hard characters who lounge around the
ner Of Seventhave and Twenty hrds, and who are be
Heved to have murdered Officer Walker of the Twenty
ninth Precinct In 1865.
THE GOLD STREET TRAGEDY.
Wm B. Carr. who was shot by VIM. L. Skidmore in
Goldst Booklyn the morning Of Tuesday last, died
last evcnt0g meeting OF citizens is TO held this
ing No COurts for the purpose Of taking steps to
express in substantial form tie general appreciation OF
the conduct OF Officers Dyer and Nash IN sIresng the
murderer SkidmOre.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-25
CRIME.
THE DKRGAN MURDER TRIAL.

Yesterday morning our reporter had second in
teryiew with the prisoner Bridget Dergan her cell
the Middesex County Jail She rersstently denied her
duplication in the murder appeared TO be in excellent
spirits. and quite communicative. Ann LiDnen the
into the tor the first time and
ing the rendition Of Mr.. Chas. Martins testimony was
taken with spasms and had to be removed 10 her cell
The witnesses who we're examined, Who corrobOrGted
che material facts Of previous dispositions.
Della Cogan testified that she heard the noise at DR.
c. house ut the time Of the murder heard Mrs G. say
= spare my life" aud thought Bridget was numbering
Mrs. CorieL
Mary Groy had heard Bridget remark of DR.. aud Mrs
toe that they treated her we'll sh0 ought never
ar do anyth1Fagans them; had heard nose from the
doctors saying Keep away from me-" heard Mrs.
sor1en say spare my life for the baby" thought
heard brldgets voice say, Take Ellen back"
Ann iAhnen having recovered from her Illness testi
nyng that she had been to Dr. C at all that night
che had heard Bridget say, while epODent was detained
~ ja a. witness she was sorry she had spared the life
Uf one person, and when asked who that person WAS
sad "Anny. would get more thanks from Dcctor NOT TO
have saved the chiid number of persons added tes
fimony 70 prove aibi the RrI Ann and par
ney Doyle, after which the Court adjourned til o'clock
this morning
THE SHOOTING AFFAIR AT NEW DURHAM.
In the Hudson County Court yesterday afternoon.
before Judge Bedle Simeon Meyer was arraened for
trial on an Indictment for attempting to take The life Of
liam in April last Meyer was formerly assistant
clerk 70 the kewYork Common Council aud clerk for
she Common Council Committee on the occasion OF the
reception Of the japanese embassy Last Meyers
formerly captain In the Union army. was In their
Rloy From some cause. man and wife separated and
bOb persons seeking for divorce. Mrs Meyer
<sok tpe tPrpttuge toEebsr With Rudowsk, ~ night
New-York tribune., 1867-05-25
LATEST SHIP NEHS.
PORT OP NEW w.YoRK.......M,Y ~

ARRIVED.
Bai Meieore Beg Hack Rio Jano 80 days with coffee &C., TO
Scotland o Bosor) smaey Caena, dAy,
Bat Roe tofPc,oa S. Hartman, ssgua day. with sugar
70 James H. Ward Co.
BARK Trovators o Seanpor Banehed MAanIss II DAYS With
master May II, in shrshd carried away mAinyar aud
split sals.
Brig Maragadays to s. Johns NIB Duuham ST Jsgo &c day
ScLr Gea,er Nassau y P, MePhsos Masnta, days. with
schr Conservative Boyd Trinidad day, mo.es
scl Syb Or Auea Port Spain Trinidad May IS with olasses
SeLI b. i Wllaus Lulon Georgetown, D. G.
SPOKEN.
Bhs Noni from Trinidad for Philadelphia, Msy u no lat &c. by
srhL Conservative.
Lldt Bennrss-bhg h ns lat % 60 ou Gl 80 Portland for
Brenshne-hark, April 6, bound into Rio Janero
IyA-barf, 9Th inst IN the Gulf ef Ntnsynea for Marseho
WoodlaBd-bsft May D. lat ~ ~ lon 81 90 besos for CaL
DISASTERS.
FoRrRw MosRor Nav Te steamship Virgo from sassnsh for
Neiok tose IN her. to-day bv the steamship Columbia ffoD
Newror, for Havana Tie r broke her shan Cape Henry bearing
sOpassrser. and large freight
BOsToS, Nsy 2-The Schooner y A. Bailey CAPT Small fron
windsor A iof fhattptt y 'n,k ON IrrA' Po ZIP Nantucket
The saved bg, h. vessel With her cargo Of plaster will be
total loss.
DOMESTIC PORTS
CHARLHTos C. May 2ASsileo bark Oscar. for Bsssua.
s,X FnAScrsco MAY a SAILED ship Gaa for Cork Cleared
ship Fly ing 6eud for New YoTi
FOREIGN PORTS.
AZ MsrAcsibo May bark Teresa fer sewYork ner DAY
A. ndsdds Cuba Nay bark g. W. Horton for Nswi ofk 18th
met hhgJ spencer, dsehsgng; Eeily iber Bcon 18th
sc6 Jons, smith for NewfoIk Ia days. Ella smith, for Ph.
AZ F.ado r. r. May TO- bns RadoPh Psyson Tor Philadelphia
loading
Tn, brig reported yesterday the JOs.sD ,hOsdhs ed Gp
New-York tribune., 1867-05-25
"The Pen is Mighher than the Sword
THE GOLD PEN-BEST AND CHEAPEST OF PBNS
M0RT0N'S GOLD PENS,
TIE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD.

For sale at No. % MAIDEN-LANE, New
York. and by every duly-appoInted Agent at
the same prices.
Morton makes no Pens stamped wtha the
Name or Trade mark of any other; therefore,
where an Agency is established, the public Will
be best suited, and at the same prices, by calling
on the Agent in all other places those wishing
the Morton Pen, must send 10 Headquarters,
where their orders will receive prompt attention,
if accompanicd with the cash.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-25
Navy GAZETTE.
q, rupeRAPp TO THE TRIBUTE.

sY rsIEeRAFB TO the TRIBUNE
The Nav, Department h information that the rsd States sea1,'
Sacramento At Cape Towu on the west coa o Au 90 The ~"
oi March last.
ru Assistant Engineer wrn q Bueher Second Assistant bhgte.
IIaIdr Daniel NJ aaey ordered 10 special duty ouue
With the Chattanooga Acting Second Assistant Engineer "h
Mahuon o. c 10 th, CIsianoog Mate g. SHtL dctae ed
Vermont aud oris 10 the Naval academy Mates 1to
Oliver The Vermont and ordered 10 ihe Vhta
Lieut. Commander Cha, n Green been wholly rctcd Acting IN
ugn H. G. T. itId,tob, been louorably dnchaTted
New-York tribune., 1867-05-25
AMERICAN wAnrmAD WATCHES.

The AMERICAN WATCHES, manufac-
tured at Waltham, Massachusetts,, are
not only equa., but far superior to the
watches of England, Switzerland, and
France; they are also cheaper, more
accurate, less complex, more durable,
aud more easily kept in order than any
other watches in the market They
are provided with the best and latest
inventions for the purposes of regula-
ton, adjustment, and protection ag geinst
damage from breaking of meansprings.
Every watch fully warranted.
FOR SALE BY ALL FIRST CLASS DEALERS IN THE UNITED
STATES AND BRITISH PROVINCES
For further information address the agents,
ROBBINS APPLETON, No Js2 Broadway, N. Y, and
ROBBINS APPLETON Co. lSa wash.ngtonst Boston Ma
New-York tribune., 1867-05-25
ARMY GAZETTE.
nv ruyoH.rs TO THE TRIBUNE.


Brect MaiofGen NJ c. Mr Qnartermaste General has been
granted Abnce fof months from June account Of
health th 10 leave the United States Gen Mtgs VIII
-It Europe for the purpose Of restoring his health
Brect MaorGcu Ahsaon Baird Assistant usrocoG'nsa has
ordered report Gen Ord Of the Fourth Military bstct r
temporary assignment Assistant lnsptotor,arIa o iht
Department - the Lakes remaining ssitis
Brsct Lieut. Col H. G.. l,hled, Hr Lieut. N Infantry ana
Capt H. Bstel 9th irt. gncd 10 duty Ados Camps On
slaf u Er.tat Nj AOr Con Z q Augn u n A.