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Marchandises de Printemps!
DE PRINTEMPS! !
A MLILLEUR MARCHE QUE JANAIS.

7 E nouvel etablissement d'EMANUEL
- PHILLIPS, rue du Maine. IA cote lu
Ealer, offre mantenant une magnifique ap-
parence. LIE propuetaire Went d'arriver de la
Nouvelle Orleans avec I'm splendide assorti-
ment de Marchandises, consstantant en- par
tie de Indiennes, Cotton ecru ct blanc, Tarla.
tannes, Nansou, Toile de toutes qualities, Ba-
reyes pour voile. Batiste Pole, Toie d'Irlande.
Barege. Pout de Sole, Organdies, Tulle, Bon
neterie, Tissu, etc, etc.
L'assort;ment etc choisi avec son ct ache
te a bas prix, prenant en- consideration l'aug-
nentature sur toutes les qualities de MAJ chan
discs
Son assortment de chaussure pour enfants,
jeunes demoiselles, hommes ct femmes est
complet. Chapeaux de toutes descriptions
HabIements confectionn6s, etc.
NJ. Phillips a ajoute son Gtablissement de
marchandises seches. ce quill de meilleur
enfait Groceries, Quincaillerie, Ferblanterie ct
Vaisselle. Farine, Sucre, Jambons, Chandeles,
Savon, Amidon, Epaules. Tabac a fumer, ct a
chiquer, Cigares, Pipes, Clous, Casseroles,
Fours ct Vases de tout genre.
Ainsi qu'un assortment complet de Fer
blanterie.
Faites une visite au magasin de Phillips
avant d'acheter ailleurs. Vous verrez que ses
prix s'accordent avec les temps. Ii
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P0g,T t5.ge de S'ar0isse.

EW" Nous sommes autorIse annoncer
u. q. SlTTIG CONNIE candiGat pour Juge &c
Paroisse, Felection qui aura lieu le II ct
IS au ,rr5sent mois.
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PGWF Sheriff.

f. Nous sommes autorise annoncer
j. J. BEAUCHAMP CONNIE candidat pour
Sherif, r6lection qui aura lieu le IT ct 18
du present mois.
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PSHr Constable.

Nous sommes autoris6 annoncer VALE
RY POI comae cnndidst pour Ia place dc
Constable du premier Ward, a r6lcc:ion
prochaire.
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Fiat de ass Louisiana.

COUR DE DISTRICT, ST.. LANDRY No. l0SG3
NNEZIME POCPON PITRE, Tuteur, DE-
W la Paroisse St. Landry. ayant rnrcgiStrc
un Tablcau de Classification dcs dettes de la
succession. de Josrphus Laccmb ct son tponse.
Octavir Pitrc, tous les deux decides, d'rnitie
ment de la die paroisse. accompagnG dune pc
ttion demandant lhomologation d'iceIu 1T
attendu quill etc tait droit a la drnaudt de
ladite petition par un ordre de la Cour en date
du II Mars lc6S;
En- consequence, avis est par le present dom
ne auA inttrcSsts dams crtte succession, d avor
a tare opposition, 81 aucune lis ont, par tcrt a
mon bureau. dams la willie d'OpclouSas, dams
les trentr jours qui snivront la date du present
avis, pourquo ledit Tableau ne serait pas ap-
prouvt ct homo!oguG, ct lie tut"ur autorisG a
payer contormtment audit tabIrau.
A. GARRIGUES, Gretfier.
Opelousas % Mars 1868.
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o.. EAINCKLEY a. FaE.S.
MarchandS ReceyeurS ct EXpeditiOnnaircS

WASHINGTON, LNE.
FOREFRONT la plus grande attention
toutes les atfaires que leur seront confees.
Reconnaissance du patronage que nous a
alton.
Washington, La, Nov. 3Oth, 1867. 6m
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Succession dc Jomatlaarr,EHarris,

Cour de District, St. Lundry-No. -.
SAMUEL P. CLARK, de la Paroisse st.
~ Landry, ayant enregistre au Gretfier De
la Cour une petition demandant a 6tre nomme
Administrator de la succession de feu Jona-
than Harris, reinforcement de la paroisse St.
Landry;
En- consequence, avis est parle present dom
ne aux nteressGs dams cettesuccession d'avoir
a dtduire par tcrit, a mon Bureau, dams les
dix jours qui suivront la date du present avis,
les raisons, 81 aucune lis ont, pour lesquelles il
ne serait pas tait droit a la dite petition.
A. GARRIGUES, Grefier.
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ChaRge1lent bureau.

E BUREAU de rAssistant Coils "teur des
- Revenues Internes des Etats-Unis, IA &tt
transferre au Magasin de NJ. PIaisance a Zen
coignure des rues Main ct Bellevue Opelousas
j. G. COSTLY,
Assistant Collecteur des Rev Int, E-U.
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1000 cOr;les de bOis Il faire cOuDer.

EE paierai une piastre rar cordc. les pi,ic.
~ ments seront tait touS les Samtdis. Les
travaileurs pourront avoir lie logement ct bois
de chaufage sur les lieux sans tras, lis le
desirent.
S'adresser a II. CHACIIERE,
Pres de la Vile des Opclousas OIL d ce Bureau.
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Succession de Pauiisa Il. Richard

Cour de District w.
ETCHER LAVERGNE, de 10 Paroisse St.
AA Landry, ayant prtsentt une petition, l'ef-
fet d'etre nomm6 administrator de la succession
de feue Pauin z. Richard, dteedee, derniere-
ment de la Parosse de St. Landry;
En- consequence avis est par lie present donne
aux ir.6ress6s dams cette succession d'avoir a
dedrire arecrit All Gre ei1irr de adite Cour, dams
les dix jours qui suivront la date du present
ayi& IS raisons, 81 aucune lis ont pour lc>quelrs
ne serait pas fat droit IA la demande -du ptti-
tionrare. A. GARRIGUES, Gretticr.
Opelousas, Avril 1868.
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Succession d'Elszabe.h Roberts

Cour dc District, St. Landry.-No. --.
MATTHEW V. HARGROVE, de la Par
lsi oisse st. Landry, ayant prGsentt une pc
tition a letfet d'Ghe nominee Administrator
de la succession de fede d Elizabeth Roberts
decGdGe, reinforcement de la Paroisse de St
Landry;
En- consequence, avis est par lie present DON
nee aux inttrcsSGs dams cette succession d'avoil
dtdure par Gcrit, au CRETE de ladite Conr
dams les dix jours qui suivront la date du pre-.
sent avis, les raisons, 81 aucune lis ont, pour
lesquelles il ne serait pas fait droit "a la de,
maude du pGtitionuaire
A GARR1GUES. Greffier
0oelousas a Ayril 1859
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BOis de CilarDente!

DU1S UC VIANA PCHUUs
E'AURAI toujours en- main du bos de char
~ pente de toutes especes, qu je vendrai !,
aussi bas prix que qui que ce soit dams la Pa
rosse Vor
S'adresser a JAS. NJ THOMPSON,
A la pharmacir de Mayo, OptIousas,
ou E. DUBUIsSON, a Washington.
% FGvrer 1863 I'm
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hssfs sse Ba gI'ss.iAl.ssse.
Corr DE DISTRICT. ST LANDRY-NO. l0S1
S,nccessi0n de Constance Andrepont

Corr DE r;>TRICr. S'T LANDRY-No. l0S43,
Succession de Constance Andrepont.
E,NREMONT DJPRE. Go Ia Paroisse St
D. Ianity Administrator d.: la succession
D. I, We C"nstal"r Andrrpont, dcctdte, ayant
rni, A!Styr ur Tn5Ieau de Classification les
|";''; dc la dit" succession, accompagnc dune
ptI..:"a denar,iant lhomoiogation d'icelui;
e; a:tr;:|,!, gu ii a ttt fat drot a la demande
de Ia lit" petition, par un ordre de la Cour en-
,:At,. t'l > tiar> 1868
Ia consequences, avis est par le present dom
nl AK intCreSS>,s dams cettt succession, Ia
Nolr a tare opposition. 81 aucunc lis ont, par
,csit, /. mon bureau dams la vile des Optlou-
>;,s, d'is les trentc jours qu; suvront la date
dN pr' sent avis, pourquoi ledit Tabltau ne
s"ra pas approuvC ct honlologUC, ct la admin
i>t':t"ur auior.sc Il payer contormcmcnt audit
tail, ,tu
A, GARRIGUES, Grefier.
0nln,ISec Mars
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\ENTE PUBLIQUE.
Succession de Pierre D. Laverene ct s

ouccesslon &c Pierre D. LaVergne ct son
epoUse Adouliciie Duplecnain.
stNN NERIt dun oIdrr DE- l'lI0'l"ral'lr Ia
"a C"nr du lluiljcmr District .Inicair' ;l:'
Fiat d'' Ia L"ni<i'n- dams It p"ur Ia pal"i>S"
1t. Landry, II SER, VI ndu en- vent" puDiuu''
an G'rnl'r TT plus ottraut rnch,:riSsrur. par t.
>ouSsIgnc Administrators ou par III "ucart'ltr
duIn"nt r"n'mis~i"nn;, Il la rc>id'nr,' d. II :
sire 'iaSpart ijaqrlrniuc BlIIc daus la dit"
paroi>sc, IL
JEI'UL 80 IrrH 1863,
les pr"prittts ci apes dtcrit"s aprartrnant -
la Succession 4" rrr7" ID Lav"rgn'. It son
ep"ns'', Adomicile Dupltchan, tou> dcuA de-
ctdts, savur:
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Succession de Sssess3 VI. Sloan

Cour de District, St. Landry.-No. -,
n EWIS G. SLOAN, de la p&roiSse de st
Il Landry, ayant prtsente une petition q
l'cfiet d ttrr nommG Administrators d" la sue
cesson de- Susan NJ. Sloan, v"uvr de Thomas
II. Raw ns, touS les d+ux decides, dernit!e
ment de Ia Paroisse St Landry;
En- consequence, avis est par lie present don
ne aux intGrrcssCs dams cette succession d'avoir
a dt,luire, par tcrt. mon Bureau. dams les
dix jouls qai suivront la date du present avis,
les raisons, 81 aucune lis ont, pour lrSqueles
il Ne serait pas fat lroit a ladite petition.
A. CARRlGCES, Grrtfier.
0na1nusoc % mars ISt,S
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PRIX D'ABONNEMENT:

PRIX D'ABONNEMENT
Pour. .un an, (d'avan q, 50 90
Les annonces seront ins6res a raison de
C1NQUANTE SOUS lie carr6. HUT ignes GU
moins. torment un carr6.
TAR1F D'ANNONCES PAR CARRE:
I'm an $I2 90
FSlx mOS Q w
Trois mois 90
~ Toutes les publications judiciares sont
dues a leur derniere publication, ou le jour de
To- vente.
Les avis qul seront envoyGs pour 6tre pu-
blies seront nseres en- Anglais ct en- Francois
"a moins quill men soft autrement ordonnG.)
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DE TERRE.

situe dams la dite paroisse, ct borne ainsi:
Au Sud par la terre de Syphroien Boudreau,
au Nord par les terres dc FRANCOIS Simien,
h.l.c., ct Joseph Provost, h.Lc, rEst par
Syphroien Boudreau, ct rOuest par les
terres de - Guillory, h.l.c.-contenant
deux cent acres, plus GU moirs-etant lie 1
n. E. de la Sec 80 ct lie / S. E. de la Sec.
10, L. 6 S., r. 3 E., D. S. y. L. de la Line.
TERNEs EFT CONDITIONS "A un ct deux
ans de credit du jour lie la vente, les &C
quereurs fournissant leurs billets avec eau
ton solidaires la satisfaction de l'Admn-
istrateur, ct les dts bihtts por,ant interet 4
hrit pour cent. par an de l'echeance des
memes jusqu'aa parfait paiement-la terre
restant specialement hypothequee a la Sue
cession pour assurer lie Placement du prix ct
dcs bllets.
FRANCOIS J2UBERT,
DIN, trafa
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NENTE PUBLIQUE.
Succession de Hermi1a Deville, Gpouse dGcedee de-
Francois Joubart

FRANCOIS Joubsrt.
TN VERTU dun ordre de Honorable
A la Cour du Uutieme District Judiciaire
de rEtat de |, Louisiana, dams ct pour Ia
Paroisse de St. Landry, il sera vendu len
can public au derner ct plus oftrant enche-
rsseur, par le soussiyne Administrator ou
par un encan,eur dllment COMMISSIONER ala
residence de Lucen Joubert, en- cctte pa
roSse, lie
NERCREDL Sine jour T44rrU 1868,
la propritte ci-dessons decrite appartenant
a la Succession de lIerinina, Devillc, 6pouse
decedee de FRANCOIS Joubcrt, savoir:
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Pour lie COnyrGs.

eB La subscription au Journal est re
Quite deux piastres par an.
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Augustus w. Listel, VS.. Louis Carriere,-
Cour de Juge de Paix, Paroisse de St. Lam
d'y.
I'm VERTU dun ordre fieri facias lance
-RA dams l'atfaire ci-dessus par J. W. Jackson,
Juge de Paix dams ct pour la Paroisse St Lam
dry, 1t adresse moi. VaIery Roy, Constable
dams ct pour la Paroisse St. Landry j'ai saisi,
ct offrirai en- vente publique, au plus offrant ct
dernier encherisseur, Vile des Opelousas, le
SAMEDI, 4 d'Avril 1863, d IL heures du
matin,
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- VEENDRE.
ZOO Tttes de MOUTONS pour tltvr,
sEOO avec plusieurs beaux Boilers, a dcux
piastreS par tete
Sc rcfcrer all Juge G. L. KING,
Opelousas,
Gu a W II BASSETT,
mars2S Evergreen, Line.
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lis nosnEencnt cseB-,reau.
II Eqser7aEAU. de lass en,;nsnt lai''',,,"sssssur @
- des hes syentsIl sud' the. le,~~ o
transferre au Magasu 11pt*rHe M PlaIsauce, -
rencugnure des rues Main ut Bellevue, Ope-
lousas. JNO. On HUCkER,
Asst Assess, ur dt4 4Rev. Int. E-U.
~
aerly,s
=, same rat.
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Vente par lie Constable.

Opelousas, 81 mars 1868.
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CENTRAL AMERICA.

YELLOW FEvER-NEws FROM NICARAGUA.
New YORK. June 27.-The Santiago de Cuba
from Aspinwal, arrived tonight. She brings
$l18000 in treasure.
The Henry Chauncey, from Aspinwall June
20th has arrived, The Chauncey brings $685.
600 in specie.
The yellow fever has at length disappeared
from Managua. In that city there were about
$50 deaths from the disease, being about four
daily during the time it remained there.
rresidenC Duenar, of Salvador, was on tour
through the departments, accompanied by his
Ministers and guard of honor, and also by his
family and number of lady guests.
President Guzman, of Nicaragua, was still
on his official tour through the interior, where
he met with most enthusiastic reception.
The French bark Stephrne, from Aspinwall
for Mexico, was lost at st. Andrews Island
Crew saved.
The steamer Japan from New York, arrived
at Panama June 14th
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Foreign Markets.

HAVANA, June 26.-Sugar-No. 70 Dutch standard
unchanged; Muscovado advanced ! real during the
past week: Molasses OF all kinds steady at last quo
ta'lons. Freights to American ports inactive and
ne w. Exchange on London 1O1 q II per cent pre-
LONDON, June 7-Forenoon.-Consols 943 for
money
American securties-Unite1 States 5-2Js 731; Hi
nols Central shares l014; Erie shares 452.
LIVERPOOL, June 27-F0renoon.-Cotton firm !:
Other articles unchanged.
LONDON, June 27-Arternoon.-The closing price
OF Cons0ls was y42 for money.
American Securites-United States 5-20s 1871; nli-
nois Central shares 1911; Erie 452.
LIVERPOOL. June N-Aflernoon.-Cotton quiet
and steady; sales 10000 bales. Corn 34s Sd. Red
Wheat Us I'd. Flour 31s. Pork lbs Cd. Lard heavy
Cheese 52s. Other articles unchanged.
FRANKFORT, June 2s-United States 5-20's quoted
to-day at TIA.
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SANDWICH ISLANDS,
ANNEXATION TROUBLES,

HONOLULU, June Is, via SAN FRANCISCO
June N.-The Ministers attempted to muzzle
the Commercial Advertiser, but made a COM
plete failure. The publisher of the Advertiser
has been serenaded. An article in favor of an
nexation, published in the Advertiser, is said
to be the cause of the demonstration,
Rumor says the King has said if the United
States government troubles his government he
will hoist the British flag and claim its pro-
lection.
Japanez laborers are to be imported to work
the sugar estates.
A petition is before the Assembly to i'm
peach the Minister OF the Interior for contempt
and violation.
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Dexter 4 Newport Railroad.

THE stockholders ofthe Dexter and Newport Rail-
L roa1 Company are hereby notified tbat the an
nual M eing of the stockholders will be beld in the
Town Hall in Dexter. on WEDNESDAY, lhe h
day Of July next at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon to act
on the foil owing articles:
Ito hear the report Of The Directors.
2.To choose irectors for the year ensuing, and
until Others shall be chosen in III ir stead
3-To see whether the time for the annual meeting
shall be changed, any other change shall be made
in the Bylaws.
Per Order OF the Directors
JOSIAH CROSBY, Clerk.
June %, 1868 je23dtd
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QUANTITY Us. QUALITY. HELxsoLp,s Ex-
TRACT SARsAPARILLA. The dose is small Those
who desire large quantity and large doses of medi-
cine ERR.
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THE IMPEACHMENT REPORT.

WASHINGTON, June 28.-The report OF the
Impeachment Managers will not probably be
presented TO the House before Wednesday, as
several more witnesses are 10 be examined.
The Senate committee appointed to inquire
into matters affecting its members growing out
OF the Impeachment question has hot yet en-
tered nnon the Investigation.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

VESSELS ATTACKED AND RoRBED BY INDIANS
SAN FRANCISCO, June 81 Dispatches from
Victoria state that'as the sloop Thornton was
on her last trip norohward she was att aeked
forty miles above Fort Rupert by 3 canoes full
OF Indians. Capt. Warren and crew fired on
them with rifles, killing twenty of the Indians.
Capt. Warren and one of mis- men were
severely wounded. The Indians fought most
ly with fire arms.
The Colonial Government will send off
a gunboat to punish the savages. Since this
affair another sloop has been robbed by the In
dams and Capt. Jack Knight and his party
killed.
NEW MINES DISCOVERED.
"A New Westminster dispatch reports the
discovery of new mines there
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THOSE WHO DESIRE BRILLIANCY OF
COMPLEXION must purify and enrich the blood,
which HELMBoLo's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF
sARsAPARILLA invariably does. Ask for Heim5olGs
Take no other
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BANK SUSPENSION.


THREE PERSONS KILLED BY LIGHTNING.
LOUISVILLE, June 27.-Two white men
named WYATT and Hackett al colored man
were killed by lightning last night at London.
THE CASE OF THE POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
In the Court of Appeals to-day the counsel
for the city made petition for rehearing in
days were allowed by the Court to file the
grounds. In the mean time the two police
forces are on duty
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MtSSI SSIPPI.

JACKSON, June 27.-Returns from three boxes
in this city give 269 radical majority. The
Democratic majority in the State SO far as
heard from is $4,000. Several counties which
were claimed by the radicals return large
Democratic majorities. The home of Jameson,
the radical candidate for Lieutenant Governor
polled unanimous Democratic vote, not one
radical vote having been cast.
Gen. Mcdowell tefegraphs Gen. Freeman,
President Of the Democratic Executive Com
mlttee, that he has sent no communication to
Gen. Grant, or any other party, indicating
what course the election will take, either for or
against the Constitution.
The election will continue here on Monday
and Tuesday next.
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WASHINGTON.

FRAUDS ON THE rREAsURY-A CLERK IN THE
SECOND AUDITORS OFFICE IMPLICATED.
NEW YORK, June ga Washington letter
says that an investigating committee has un-
earthed frauds by which the clerk in the Sec
onI Auditors Office has in defiance OF law,
paid out nearly million dollars TO parties
claiming TO represent negroes mustered into
the service SAID parties generally being the
owners Of said negroes at the time they were
tunsfarad i'm
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PoTTsTowN, June 27.-The extensive nail
works and nail plate mills, belonging to the
Pottstown Iron Company at this place was to-
tally destroyed by fire about noon to-day.
Loss estimated from 100000 to 100000.
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lFrom Mr., & Mrs. YIN. r, Kendall, Freeport, Mel
Among the many Salves now in use Miss Sawyer's
stands -emien for almost all the ac es and pains
the human family are afflicted with. For Rheuma-
tism, Lame Joints, Nervous Headache, il gives in
slant reliet We have used l. tor several years and
find il an anfaiting remed for burns, scILds, sore
throat, salt rheum sUelted joints, &c.. &c. We
cheerfnllv recommend it to The public as being per-
fectly safe and good for many more aches than we
have mentioned
MR. & MRS VIM R. KENDALL,
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RGINGA.

THE TOBACCO TAX.
RICHMOND, June 27.-The Tobacco manufac-
turers here have sent a Committee to Wash
ington to urge a reduction of the tax.
MAIL RoBBER ARRESTED.
Recent heavy losses in mails distributed at
Culpepper Court House have led to the arrest
of Geo. w. Cook, Deputy Postmaster there.
He confessed his crime to-day.
NEW WHEAT.
The first lot of new Virginia wheat sold to-
day at three dollars per bushel.
SHOOTING AFFRAY.
FORTRESS MONROE June ga man NAM
ed Sullivan was shot at Norfolk last night by
j. f. Newtn. The bail stru TX tn. back OF
Sullivan's head and glanced off. The wound is
not fatal. Both men were employed in Ames
circus
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Who IS Miss S0aUyer !?

Miss Sawyer lives in the city of Rockland, Knox
County, Maine. She has devoted the best yeals of
her life to nursing the sick, and has had more ex-
perence in the of obstinate diseases old Sores
and Ulcers, and has also been consulted in pore
cases of accidents, Burns Scalds aud Bruises
than any other person in New England. professional
or otherwise. She has competed successfully with
the most able physicians in the States, as well as
with nurses and Indian doctors. From time to
time she has compounded remedies for the use in
certain diseases in her own practice. Among other
compounds she has for many years made Salve
which soon obtained extensive Sale and is
Low in great demand abroad, as well as in pri-
vate families and among the hundreds of men engage
ed at Rockand and vicinity in the hazardous bust
ness of quarryng rock and burning lime, and also
among the seamen along the coast Maine. SO pop
ular did it become tina, while it only put up in
old mustard boxes without labels the help OF ad
vertisements, Miss Sawyer received orders for it
from nearly or quite every State in the Union The
demand finally became extensive that she was I'M
able to meet It, and she made an arrangement with
L. M. ROBBINS, druggist of Rockland to take
charge of tie business and supply he trade. The
agent is so well satisfied with the merits the Med
icne that he guarantees it to ali diseases for
which it is recommended, and any who gives it a
trial according to directions and is not satisfied is
invited to return the box with half the contents and
the money will be refunded. Full directions with
each box.
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IHAYTU.
PHE INSURGENTS GETTING TIRED OF I

PHE INSURGENTS GETTING TIRED OF BEsIEG-
ING THE CAPITAL.
NEW YORK, June N.-Port au Prince ad-
vices state that the insurgents, now besieging
that capital, are not disposed to renew their
attack on the Notifications.
The peasants ON the plains of Culdesac are
all armed, and have proclaimed in favor of
President Salnave.
The American Minister had detained the Pc
nobscot until the arrival of the Contoocook.
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IL S. C. RUNDLETT g. CO.,
may30dtf No So Federal Street.
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& o M Nj Il IL CIAL.


The total value OF foreign exports from this port
the shipments were SO,51O feet lumber, $4,000 HID
heads, $40 empty casks, 1856 bbls -four 317 do corn
meal, 30 do oat meal, 1886 bags oats, bb.s. pork,
cases boots and Shoes box leather, | box brushes
l16 bills oil, 2sl5 fbs bacco q rkgs. mdse., bale
cot on warp, box saddery, dozen hoes, do pals,
2 do mop handles, do horse rakes.
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Horses, Carriages, &c, at Auction
LIVERY SATURDAY, at II O'Clock A. NJ, on ne
y market lot, Market street, shall sell Horse
Carriages, Harnesses, &c.
Apl2 f. o. BAILEY, Auctioneer.
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TEXAS
THE DIVISION OF THE STATE.

NEW ORLEANS, June 27.-An Austin Spec
lal to the Galveston Bulletin YESTERDAY, saws
the question of the division of the State came
up in the Convention to-day. DIR. Smith en-
deavored to have the boundaries so changed
that Galveston would get the entire control of
the harbor., For this purpose it is proposed to
run a line due south from the mouth of Trinity
river to the gulf. The eastern members fouoht
it vigorously.