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I -54 her Tackle, Apparel, etc.
TNTHE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
i for the District Of Lousiam, No. Slf6 in ODE.
dtence to an admiralty warrint to me directed ia
the above entitled suit have ezed and taken into
my possession
The. Steamer DIXIE, her Tackle. Apparel ETC.,
now libeled by Edward Fihy for the causes
set forth in The libel now ptnding in the District
Court of the United States
And do hereby cite and atmonish the owner or
owners thereof, and all and every person persons
having or pretending to havo any right title or in.
terest in or to the same, TO b and appear at Dis
trlct Court of the United States for the District
Aforesaid to be holden at the city Of New Oreaps on
or before the THIRD Monday from the date
hereof. 20 show cause, if any they have Can, why
the said steamer should not le condemned and be
sold agreeably to TIE prayer oilibeants-
United States MarshA1's tthce, New Orleans
sixteenth day of September, Iss.
No. sbe-sel7 70 y oc3
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C0NSTABLE'S SALES,


+. Rlckert We. w. baAders-NO 5O8s
SECQND JUSTICES COURT, PARISH OF
- Orleans BY virtue of alias writ of feri
facias 70 me directed by the Honorable A. Shell
ley Second Justice of the Peace for the parish OF
Orleans will proceed to sell at public auction on
FRIDAY, the ninth day of October, 1868, at twelve
O'Clock M, corner of Rousseau and St ANDREW
streets, the following described property, viz:
Inc CONIENTS of one Grocery store and one
lot Of SEaOLDFuRNITURE.
Seized in the above entitled suit
Terms-Cash in United States Treasury notes.
u-..-.,. - j. W. QUINN, Constable.
F. Rlckert vs.. w. Sanders-NO. SO8s.
nEUXrEME JUSTICE DE PAX, PAROIsSE
DdOrleans I'm vertu dun alias writ de ieri facIas
moi adresse part honorable A. Shelley, Deuxieme
Justice de PAX dams ct pour ia paroisse Orleans lie
procederAha lS7eLite puhliquei VkNDREDI, neuvieme
Jour doctobre 1885,, midi d lencoignure des rues
Kousseauet ST. Andre, de Ia propri6t6 ci-apres de-
,Is CON fENU dune orOcerie ct IN lot de
MEUBLES. sI.s sfElIr I ~ i - :. :
Saisis dams raffaire ci.dessus intitulee.
Oon9ltions-Coa plant en- blllets du Tresor des
ssas Oc5 Z Jw. QUINN. Constable.
M. RIRIand.i Agent, VS.. Mr.. and Mrs,
qf gryfif O. Weabelt-No. 5SI. Es m .
pYl VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIFRI
~ taeiAs TO me directed by the Hon. g. W. SAdler,
First Justice OF the Peace, shall proceed 10 sell
at public auction on SATURDAY, tenth day Of
October. 1888 At Il o. clock NJ
The CONTENTS and FIXTURES of a Coffee
house. tlW - .fffdI. : '-7H-7
ALEC. large CISTERN. at 10 Camp street.
Seized in the above suit. r.
sTerms-OAsh in United States Treasury notes
-l.-. tE.lN A. A. PLATTSMIRR, Constable.
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John L. Nsrrtsger vs.. Chas, Monaghan
4 g Nns s. 4hgEa- CLARK I .Mssdrs. intsTvs.

ct Nine s. 4h6tn-Slaik 4 Maedre, intervo.
nants. vs. chas Monaghan ct Nine s. Thorn.
hEUKIEME CoUR DE JUSTICE-Nos 4.5e5
IL 81 4,lst;-En Yertu dun writ dc fieri facias 4
qoi edresse par ldnnorable A. Shelley, Deuxieme
Justice de RAiL dams 81 pour ia parolsse dOreafs,
~ eroeedet4l u yenie puhiqne, le EAMEDI,
vinRt quatfeme Jour doctobre 1853 midi, 10 tsts
az Mlsux hessinde 10 proprist6 cl-apEss deerite.
La5Geslstts NEPTUNE. Sos llsublss. AgIas ct
-L0ngueur de - qnills qnAran ta-trols pieds lar.
geur onxe pleff sept spouoss 81 dune eapaoste de
dix'fonneanx sept eentilmes
Ia goeiette eei an Pont du Bayou.
Saiaie dams faffafrs ci-dessus intituIee
> ond,ticns-po mpsAEt en- Bullets du Tresor des
ITT STffs1t 4st ). W. QUINN! Constable.
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a. steel We, Tboma,


EIFrH DISTRICT CoURr FOR THE
IL of Orleans, No. II, s42-By virtue Of a M
tacias to me directed by the HONORABLE
District Court for the Parish of Orleans in
entltied cause, will proceed TO sell al publ,
at the Merchants and Adctionesrs' ExchaN
street, between Canal and Customhouse !
the Second District of this city, on n,
October 20, 1853, at tive We O'Clock M, the
described property. viz:
THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROU
gether with all the buildings and imprj
etc, situate in the First District OF This a
square bounded by Canal, Marais, Cas1uel
lere streets, designated as Nos. one. two I
on a. iar frawn By j. Pile, lats SuIysyo
third Of May, 1889, deposited in the office
Hermann, late a Notary Public in this Oh
one and two measure each twenty one
inches and six lines front on Canal street h
OF one hundred and seventeen feet ten b
hve Lines, between parallel lines. lot No. on
the eerner Of Canal and MArais streets. A
three measures tWenty-oue feet three inch.
lines iron: on Canal street, by one nun
twenty seven feet ten inches and tye lines
between parallel lines, American measure, \
with the use of an alley in the rear Of
opening on Marais street, common to thel
being ten feet wide. Being the same DID
CURED by defendant by purchase from tid
LETT per act passed before James Graha1
Pnbise n this city, dated Augusta, le65,
Seized IN the above suit.
Terms-Casn on the spot.
lr THOS. l. NAXwH
sels oe5 10 Sheriff of the Parish OF I
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ARRIVED SATURDAY,

Lugger Theodore Capeeas Dufresne from La
IOuyeae TO maste I'd dist Is
STEAMBOATS,.
Wild Wagner, Richardson. from Eatchez
Grey Eagle Ba anrO. from BAYOU Sara.
& BIackf1rd, Pickett, from Washington.
Shark and three :rRes, Coll, from St Louis
Lexington, Carson. from st. LOUIS,
Hunter ,Jeantraa from Pointea. a. Hache.
Lizzie Gill. Ne al, from ST Louis.
Big Horn, Gillian, from shreveport.
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John LANCE vs.. Steamboat Atlantic. her

Uuhh Inhxe vs.. Btehmblht AtInntfc, her
Tackle. Appard, etc. -.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Louisisni, No. 9l7T-In obedi.
ence TO an admiralty warrant o me directed in the
above entitled suit have sized and taken into
my possession
The Steamboat ATL tNTlC, her Tackle, Apparel,
set forth in the libel now peldnR in the District
Court OF the United States.
And do hereby cite and aimonish the owner or
owners thereof and all and eery person or persons
having or pretending to haveany right title or in.
terest in or TO the same to beand appear at Dis.
trict Court of the United States, for the District
aforesaid, TO be holden tbs city Of New Orleans,
on or before the THIRD MONDAY from the date
hereof TO show cause, if any thy have why the
said steamboat should not be condemned and be sold
agreeably to the prayer of libeknt
United States Marstal's office, New Orleans
sixteenth day of September, 1853.
- 4. j. HERON
No. 951--sel7 q % oc3 United States MRrshRl
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Marine Intelligence.
sTEAMERs LEAYINa TO-RAY.

New York.... .BIENvLLE, Baker. b. NJ
Mobile .,.........,MAIL BOAT r M-CsTs' =i
Cincinnati ALASKA, Oakess P NJ nuA
St. Loais LEXINGTON, Carson, P. NJ.
St. Louis. BELLE LEE, McGill, SPIN
Vicksburg. GOVERNOR ALLEN, Smoker, s p N.
Red River. ENTERPRISE, Lee, P. X. -
Red River. 80. CUBA No. 2, Wilkinson, SPIN.
Bayou Sara NINA SHINES. Gresthouse, 5P. NJ,
AttakaFas PEERLESS, ForgsysSP.M
Leaving To-Morrow.
Philadelphia. STAR OF THE UNION. 6P.M
Galveston. JOSEPHINE. "a A. Merry.
Mobile. ............MAL Boar, az. M.-Cars
ST. Louis. .,..,.... LIZZIE GILL, ONesl. in. N.
HIcktburg. .......R- E. LEE. Cannon, s P. II.
Red River. IRENE, Tucker, s P. n.
Red River....... ERA No, Q, Kouns, 5P. NJ
Red River. PIONEER, Gillen, In. H.
Shreveport. ."... BART ABLE, Harrison, P. ~
opeiousas. ..,...J. G. BLACKBOARD. Pickett, b. NJ.
Ouathita River. .TAHLEQUAH. Blanks, 6P. N. -,s-
bayou Sara. .... .LAFoURcHR. Heno. P II.
Lafourche. ....... FLICKER Aucoin, n N.
Lafourche. 80. THos. POWELL, Dinvant, JOAN
Lower Coast......A. G. BRowS, Bassett, l2M
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VALUABLE PROPERTIES IN THE FIRST
Dlstrict,-sucoessiOn of Peter Williams

fSes-@ANSc@SiOh VI OboE
RY CHARLES e. FORTIER, AUG.
" goneer-Ofice No. 4s Exchange Alley.-SATUR.
DAY, October TO- lsts, at l. o'clock MWill be sold at
the Merchants and Auctoneers' Exchange Royal
street, between Canal and Onstomhouse streets, By
virtue OF an order from the Honorable the Second
District Court for the parish of Orleans, dated
august ~ 10, isss the foi,owing pIopertes viz:
buildings and improvements thereon, lituate in the
First District OF this city and designated as lot No
l. IN the square bounded BY Hercules, White Thaia,
and Erato streets, as per plan Of b. Il. Nichols
architect on thirteenth April. 1916 and deposited
as plan No. 70, in The office Of j. B Marks, late
notary; said lot forms the corner of HERCULES and
Iha.ia streets. and measures in American measure
thirty;o feet line inches aud three lines front on
Hercules street, By ninety.six feet eleven inches
T. TWo CERTAiN LOTS OF K GRUUD,S ' VIE all
the buildings. etc.. thereunto belonging. situate in
the First District Of this city desiRpated by the
Nos II and Y, Of square No 80 bounded BY Galyez,
johnson, Palmyra, and Gasq1et streets. measuring
each. American measure twentysix feet four Lin es
front faimyla street, BY 100 feet in depth, be.
tween parallel lines. Lot No. II forms the corner OF
Palmyra and Galvez streets.
Terms-Cash in United Atatss Treasury notes
Acts Of sale before Alcse J.. Kerr, notary public
seq 10 % oc3 9 IaH7 y = -'T-'
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Rls A.ii 4 2 Myatt ys Pellean J

Mill, D. Grant q MeGibbon, owner,
Or Mt vs.. r 2. H5att ct ais
H'oURIH DlSrRlUT COURT OF M
writ OF fieri facias directed by the Honor
Fourth District Court OF New Orleans M
W. Avery, late Sheriff, and by said late ShsJ
transferred, and pursuant TO sn agreement
INTO between the parties interested thersiI
alreeted. will proceed to sell at public
Tn ne premise hereinafter designated. or
LAY October 8, 1868, at fiee O'Clock p. M
IHE CONTENTS of the Pelican Plan
consisting Of Lumber, Mschinery. etc ~ ~ \!
tory, which may be seen in MY office. y
seized IN the above suits firstly mentionei
Terms-Oash on the spot IT,
TBOS. L. MAXWl
se2b 80 oob Sheriff Of the Parish Of a
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DEEYEs, AAEnROsIA

PEEVES' AMRROsIA
FOR THE HAIR
1nPr eved.
1t is an elegant Dressing for the Hair.
1t causes the Hair to Curl beautifully
It keeps the Scalp Clean and Healthy.
1t invigorates the Roots of the Hair
1t forces the Hair and Beard to grow IuxuriAptly.
1t immediately stops Hair Falling Out.
Itkeeps the hair from Changing Color from Age.
1t restores Gray Hair to its Original Color
1t brings out Hair on heads that have been bald flo
years.
tits composed entirely of simple and purely vegeta-
BILE substances.
1t has received over six thousand voluntary testmo
malls Of its excellence, many of which are from phy
sleians in high standing.
tits sold in hafpound bottles, the name blown in
the glass; BY Druggists and Dealers in Fancy Goods
everywhere, at One Dollar per Bottle. Wholesale b.
Dem Barnes a Co.; @. +. wels q Co.; Schieffelin
mh2 a Co.. New York --'
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No. ~
pHIRp JUSTICE OF Tng PEACE, PARISH
i o. OIlaans-HF vitae IN Z rTif az fsrl fnuiss
70 ne 20 hY the HqnorahIe john r Monta,
mat Ihifd Jee.iee q Re Peacs NJ AID ier he par
auction on TUESDAY. Us thirteslh daf Of Octo-
Der, 1852, At tNeiye o'clock d., etNo 81 Exchanqs
alley between UaDAl and Cnatoilh ouse 1f70sf1 lke
ioll1Hing described RrepsrtI, w !. =. n ~ NJ
One Black H0RSE 49,
Tlrf|f~Cnkh il United ktaten YrlaHerY nnaaa.
oc11Ix n ia. MOLAIB0N. ConSlflia.
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SHERIFF,S SALES.

N. Marsh Denman d Co Pb,,n
~ Of Orleans. No. 70, 90l. by yirtue Of an
dlenoe to an order of sale rendered OcfnSI
70 me directed by the Honorable the sixtL
Go9rt for the parish Of Orleans, in the IN
I,ed carse, I will proceed to sell 1T public
Sseo SAT UhDAX, the Seventeenth day OF n
ls6S at 1880 O'Clock A. NJ, at r. Marsh ~
70. 5. Gravier street, between Carondelet1
rome, IN the First District Of this CITY;
HESS. i'' anu se'sq
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOS. T.. MAXWi
oco ~ u Sheriff OF the Parish Of 81
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pY w, i. HODGsON, AUUTIoNEER., -
nay. Uetoberl0 1858. at twelve O'Clock MI al ne
Auetioneers Exchange, on Royal street. between
Canal and Customhouse streets, By virtue and in
pursuance Of an order of the Hon, Iouis Duyig.
ngEud. Judge Of the Second District Oourt Of New
Orleans dated Sep ember 6, 1863 Docket SO o.
So t9F account Of the above named succession will
An IRREGUnAR SQUARE on GROUND, in
kauhonfe AYaFts Jahsrsun. Ctr, bounded ~ Val.
mont, Ut andrew, vt David, and Dufossat Streets
measnrine - feet ejnchss Rnq a lima front on St.
Uayio street, thence running ninetyone feet SEVEN
incnes and enc ling toward st Andrew street, and
nontstfeet; thdnce 7l2 feet four and half inches
trent Vaimont street TO ST. Andrew street; thir.
" nine feet sik inches two lines front St Andres
street, and 800 feet nine inches the entire 'front.' on
Dufossat stroa b1in- the entire square, except one
lot, measuring tlir yfour feet front on ST David
street. By depth and font Of nnety-one feet seven
inches and aue line on NtllnoIit street forming tha
cernsF e. Ealmont and ST.. David streets ali Of
Ehichlney be more readily understood By reference
~ : plRn By q. A. Hedn. architect dated March lO
l2tH and deposited IN the ol1ea Of Theodore Guyoi
Pile = Murray architects, dated September IA
1863 being part add parcel Of the same nropefss
pnEehassd By Dennis Hickey from Augusta VI
Tis property q hieh and dry, Il only four squares
from St Charles street, andis rapidly improving in
Tesns Qssh 10 Upsted States rrsauusy notsA
ACT OF eAle before James 81 Qo1fog notary public,
q the 1xpenfs ~ the purchaser, including the
onlif4 psstes lntdInh hsvense riaaapA
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M. Highland, Agent, vs. M ct Nine
ti9la.l Weabelt-No Jazz
I'm .vERfU = DUN WRIT DE FTERI
" iacias moi adress6 par Memorable G. w
vente ppbiique,. SAMEUI. dix doctobre 1863,
midi, az No; 20 dc Ia rue du camp. de- T
LIE CONTENU ct II INSTALLATION dim Cafs
Aussi. une large CITERNE. 49, = -
SAisis dams fehare ci .dessus
Conditions-Comptant en- billets du Tresor
Flats. Unis. H.r ii - Z
ss2s oc59 A. A. PLATTEMIER. Constable.
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LANDS. BILLS RECEIVABLE, AND RE.
ceipts-Succession of Richard Murphy.-No.
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n. staekhOuse We. Thomas Il smIth-No
$50
RY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERE FACIAS
- 10 me directed by the Hon. q. W. Sadler First
Justice OF the Pesce. shall procesd to sell at pub
lie auction. at Dr.. Halpns stables on St. Joseph
street; between Magazine and Fouohar streets, on
SATURDAY October 10 1868, az ten o'clock
Qnelarge dark hay MARE MULE. ss.sas
Seized In the above suit. NJ RI
TeFms-CAEh in United States Treasury notes
as7 10 .5ira,. "A. A. PLATTSMIER. Constable.
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PROPERTY ON PRIEJR sTREEI-sUuCEs.
sion Of ohm Hahn.

PROPERTY ON PRIEUR STREET-SUUCES.
sion Of ohm Hahn.
RY CHAe&LEs e, FOKTIER, AuC.
~ tloneer-Offce No. ~ Exchange Aliey-TTJES.
DAY, October "a, 1868, at u o'clock 81 will be
sofa az the Merchants and Auetioneers' Exchange
by virtue OF an order from the Honorable the second
District court for the parish of Orleans dated Sep
TENDER q, 1883, the following property: N0F
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
and Prleur streets, designa' ed by the 10 70 Of
square said lot measures % feet inches and line
mont on Prenr street, by l5l feet in DEPTH together
with all the buildings and improvements thereon
andtw years in notes divided in coupons with
eight per cent interest from dave until MIA win
mortgage on the property. the buildings To be la.
seieo and the policy transferred and in case of suit
i've per cent attorneys fees the balance psyable
1853 49, 'Ae7 i't 'tto year
Act of sale before r. j. Kerr, Notary Public,
~ Tue expense o. the purch tser including United
stat s Internal heyenue stamps.
LARGk AND PEREMPToRY SALE OF File.
giant Match and Single Horses, Elegant saddl,
Horses, Fine Work Mules. Fine Miich Cowo, Bug
eiss, Elegant Brstts. Harness. Wagons, etc.. ETC.
at auction.
pY MONTGOMERY BR0a. a On
~ 4. ~. MONTGOMERY, Auetioneer-WllI be sold on
tOESpAt, October 8 1894 at II o'clock A. p,
Elegant SADDLE HORSES.
t4l Fine WORK MULES;
n y Fine MICH ooWA; iitt
Top and Open Buggiss, Elegant Brstta, Harness
reRNs-oash,t United States Treasury uotss.
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OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,, 4
Monday. October g., 1868.
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H. stnehhoa.e VS.. Thomas n, smtth-No

597 IN 7 ~ =
I'm VERTug DUN WRIT DE FIERI FACIAS
u d moi adresse par Memorable q. W. Sadler
Premiere Justice De Paix ie procederai a Ia vente
publlque. hAMEDI, dix 'octobre 1853 dix heures
aux ecurles du DT. Halpin rue H. Joseph entire les
rues des Magasins ct foueher, de. ~ 7f1
aiEne MULE de hautstAille dune eoulerir fancAa
Saisio dams l,hIaire ofdessus 90 = ~ =
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES en- billets du Tresor des
lE5s7s oo5 81 fa A. A. PbATTsMIER, Constable.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY, ETC.
A. SIMON,
.Raronne street............s So
zAs ALWAYS FoR SAFE,
An the CITY PAPERS,
Ali the Northern and Western DAIIIEH
This leading PIOTORIALS, 81
leo different Publications, among which are
the American Naturalist, the Journ al Of Speculative
Philosophy, Thrilling Narrative of the Union Re-
tugees, and he Massacre Of the Martyrs OF Liberty
the Negro in the Rebellion, lie Oomts de MoreL
lie Progress etc.
Subscriptions received for the American Conflict,
history OF the Crest Rebellion, by Horace Greeley,
in two large, double column octave volumes Of SIS
pages each, Illustrated with IA Portraits, EnRrsv.
ings, etc. and containing descriptions OF T battIea
LAOS quotations. and 62S5 references etc.
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AN NARROWING SQUARE OF GaoUND In


Faubourg Avart, jefferson CIty.-succession of
Dennis Hicksy. dscsased.-Sscond Distrio.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-22

100 WEST TwENTY-TiIfRD STREET.-THE LET
20 furnished Rooms, suite singy ON second noor
with first class Hoard.
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TOT WEST TWELFTH STREET, WEST OF SIXTH
iOk avenue.-flandsoiney furnished Rooms let, en-
suite sngy, with Board; Hall Rooms for gentlemen.
Reference.
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A RTIF1CIAJ TEETH-REAUTIFuL SETS, ONLY $40,
"A and warranted passed. charge Tor extracting,
rantcd for life. Dr. LUTHER, Dentist,
bo West Eighteenth street between Fifth and Sixth
COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION ORIGINATED THE
~ sn aesthetic OF oxide do nothing but
tract Teeth, md do without palm So saeD patients tes
". SEQ their at ofce, ~ Cooper Institute.
TlR. JOHN HOWE, T4E OLD GRAND STREET DEN
~ fist, can be found SOC Sixth Nervous and
delicate persons treated =, home by sending address
THE LARGEST, BEST AND CHEAPEST DENTAL
Establishments the city. Sets Teeth on Cornk
T., &2 Patina, ESQ., hne Gold, $40 Extracting under gas
Buckley, Pond, Butd and others. Dr. WAIT SONS Dcrs
tai Instute, ll7 Twsnrthd street. Fourth avenue.
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ORIGINAL STORY.
81. I 1 G; sREITA.T ] T. \.
.ssaaaoiiasl. ,d0H q n3tis iihta

a
gIrg afcnAPTRn4yq = (coNTlaUKD.)
Garter WI ILLS soon saw Kate coming ZIP the
road. a crowd Of little negroes had followed
hSfa;NapY; and when they saw Colonel Willis,
shey scampcrod away, going home across the
fiSlls. sasa,t = y eef.
SsaYon wero very busy, Colonel, whom came
up.!iDo not let me disturb you"
s.aI was only scribbling in my diary. came
70 ntoot you but walking so far tired me, so
sat down md rested. j am twenty ght
years Old to-day, Miss Kat"
"OhlsI do wish could make you birth
ayprcson, Colonel. Mother must try and
give you a good dinner to-day.
7nYouacdnsmake INC present His voice
Has;decp and low ,,apd his eyes had a strange
lighs in them. Ss.'Wiil you give me that pre-
sent, Kate Will you gladden. the heart Of
atf6hely man come to his heart, and chase
Away the dirk shadows that rest thoro."A His
vdicosoundod low, and he pleaded with deep
ehrncstnoss. s.Mipc has been d life of sorrow !;
f9wlarc. left to love aad care for mic. NV moth
ofdiea, before learned to lisp her name !,
andlmyit gentle, loving sister, passed away in
tho bloom ofa happy young life. My father,
usts God, Issee dim gaow. As, he lay, ,lnangled
and wcltoring in his blood, cold, ghastly
stare rested on his face can sec him now,
with the moonlight resting on his up-turncd
face, cod a,,d stiil 3onls Elk months ago, l
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they occurred !. and wouldeitiw possible to
portray thom stronger. The writer thinks it
no moro than what is duo to tho rising genera
tioh, to record in history, in pocsy, and in ro-'
nance, the events of those days, which tricd
the souls fall, and which illustrated tho depth
of that distress, with which an inscrutable
Providence, for wise ionds, sometimes visits an
unhappy nation. f5% tYs 3}'' <i'a';; sa'
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GENERAL nosEcRANs' LETTER.
WHITE SULPHUR Spn1sos
West Virginia. August 26. 1863

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General: Full Of solcitudc for the future of
our country, come with my heart in my hand
to learn the condition, wishes and intentions of
the people Of the Southern Statcs--cspecially
to ascertain the sentiments of that body of
brave, energetic and sclfsacriicing mon who,
after sustaining the Confcdcracy for four years,
laid down thoif arms and sworc allegiance to
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order and ssoitemment as tho most assei idhs sobs
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), They ask a restoration Of their rights under
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peal to their countrymen for the rc-establish.
mdnt in theasouthern States oftlatt Fhieh has
,juItly boep lesgprded1as The birth right 9fsgsfy
lAporiean--t ,igh. q seif government Ks.
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They will faithfully obey Stfis rasoHstitutiop md
laws of the United States, treat the negro with
kibdncss and humanity M END falflls eSsry dgsS
in }umbent ~ peaceful citizens, loysl s. the
constitution Of their country. sss7s
i! Nyo believe, the above contains succins re,
ny to the general topics embraced in ySSs fsts
ter, aud We venture to say, on behalf q u che
Southern people, and Of the officers and sol
diers Of The late Confederate army 4aIati ahaye
will concursd 1.-THE adntimc Iits, which. .NsAaye i
expressed. sa.i 8rf.s4. -.
Approaching the' patriotic motiycsrF FbiG5a
4 have prompted your letter, and 4 recips9 s9eating
your expressions Of kind regard, we have the 4
honor to be- very rcspcctfully and truly: ~