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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-27
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~. Naval BatSte at tNeWOrloans.
aWAsHrEoroN, October 25 Commodore Nc
Keop's dispatches are received at the Nav
Department iIZftrs ass@ eTsa a'T a's.e4 .
CAPT. Pope, of the Richmond, reports th,
hole made In her by the ram was two feet be
How the water line, and ave inches In circum
ference.
AT the frat alarm the crew coolly repaired &c
quarters, and as the ram passed abreast the
Richmond. the entire port battery was dis
charged al her, with what eject It was impossi
BILE to discover in the darkness. s,,o q elg'aib
A red liebt was shown as a signal of danger
and the eo1adron was Under way Il, d very few
minutes, the Richmond covering the retreat. (,
The Preble went over the bar, while Che Vim
cennes and Richmond grounded. bsrs isl % q d
The enemy now coming down the FLYER will
five steamers, they commenced sffihg at us
while We returned the FIRE from our pot battery
and rifled gun on the opa,nOnr shot ho oweyel
falling short, while their fsheH burst on all sides
of us, and several passed directly over the ship
At $3.50 Commander Handy, of the Vincennea
mistaking my signal to- the ships outside the
bar to I get under weigh for a signal for him to
abandon bis ship, came on board the Richmond
with all his ofhcsrs and a large number of his
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-27

GT The case of the State Of Ohio against
John Geary and Richard Il. Geary, publishers
of the Daily Capital City Fact, charging them
with printing and publishing in their paper Of
September %, 1861, and Oct. 19, 1861, certain
libels on Matthias Martin, was heard yesterday
morning, Oct. 26, before John G. Miller, Esq.
Mr.. Reamy, Prosecuting Attorney, aad other
counsel, appeared for the State, and Judge War
den and Mr.. Groom for the defendants.
The printing and publishing Of the articles
complained of being admitted, the State called
Matthias Martin. who being sworn, deposed: T
QuestiOn--Were you candidate for County
Auditor of franklin county, Ohio, on the 2sth
Of September last, and If so, on what tlcket7
Answered. wac; on the Union Democratic
ticket. ~ 4'-AiA .gs ~ 3 4tftys 81
[The alleged libols aere then read and puI
in evidence. iGT 3 ytIh4H Gf1n q
The examination Of Martin was then re
sumed, as follows:
Questior-How many candidates for County
Auditor were there in this county, this fall7,
Answer Two, Henry Estabrook on th,
Union ticket, and myself on the Union Demo
cratic ticket
Question--Are you now or have you eve
been, a member Of the Knights Of the Colder
Circle or Of any aecre. order or society what
ever1'' t.l{ ,.s.Hsly i.la.ie5 ~. /
Answer--I am not; nor have ! ever been:
have never belonged to any secret organization
whatever. a.4.t. e..i.g ...test ~.
Ques,ior--Do you know of any order or 90
oiety in this State, called the Knights of thl
Golden Circle; Or Of any secret political orde
or society7 - Z Z ~ & =, eess'asss =
Answer-1 do not. 49, ~. - - - ~ :
QuesifOr- Have you ever known at any tim
or anywhere, Of any such order or society . Z
Answer---I have never had any persona
knowledge of any such thing, Il have hear
from common rumor Of Know Nolhlngs an
Saeh Nrehts. .s ,'i''1 !. -, Z, ,.., s'e'iss.sl
Here Judge Warden for the defendants oh
jected to evidence of rumorsl y, d. -, =. I.
Question--fIaveyou ever received any none
from the Knights Of the Golden Circle. or fror
any other secret political order or society,t
electloneer with, or to use for political purposes
Answer-I never have. I have never u
ceived any money from any such circle, ofds
or society. .s.a " .-l 90 q. N
ouestIon--IIa you any knowledge Of an
reasonable order, society OF association 10 ohia
Answef-I Ihsve not. ss.sY 80. s,'ssss ss.s. !, is
QaestiOu--H Have you ever known the on
Statesman Office to be headquarters or. place q
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y Fr6nl nIsseurI

ssPiLor KsoB, Oct. %. Col Plummer has re-
turned with his command 70 Cape Girsrdeau.
Col. Carlln now occupies Fredericktown, with
q regiment Of infantry, Q equadron Of cavalry,
and Two pieces of srtillery. ,csss iiGs -glI
y. Thompson and his rebel band were pursued
% miles beyond Fredericktown, on the Green
Vile road, when the chase was Abandoned
They arc probably at Greenville now, but they
are completely demofAlized and will doubtless
continue their rstrest. y '',l.-s 80. ~,
sa The detail sent ont to bury the dead after the
battle. reported near two hundred Of the rebels
killed and LEFT on the feld. Our loss was siz
killed. and about forty wounded one mortally,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-27
LOCAL MATTERS.
A Chance for Printers.

A Democratic newspaper, recently started, win CIR
cnlaon Of 500 copies offered for sale the low price
Of four hundred dollars cash. 1t 10 printed In q
aourhiug county and has part Of the county printing
and ts circulation can easily be raed to 800. The ma
terlai Of the ocs cost, two years ago. $500 This
good opening fora practical printer. Address Editor
statcsman colnpbus Ohio orfur.hsr psrtieMuiassc M
octl7-U tF Dbsti ftca.l aiCll ,at n g5cEi. p h
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NOTICE.

NJICH0LAs, HARRINGTON and DELILAH HAIR
IN RINGrGN, In the State Of Kansas, will take no.
tes that Robert Burns Grin did, the 18th day Of
May A. D. 1851 file his petition In the Superior Court
Of Franklin county Ohio, against the said Nicholas Har
rington, Deiah Harrington, Peter Harrington and
Others setting forth, that the said Nicholas and Delah
Harrington executed mortgage to tho said R. b. Grif
I'm lots Nos ~ and ~ in the town OF Alton Frank.
lin county Ohio, TO secure the payment OF note exe-
B. Griffin, the 9th day Of January, 1852 for $500 30
payable two years after date and praying that said mort
gage may be foreclosed the morgaged premises sold,
and the proceeds applied to the Of the said In
debtedness. Said Nicholas and DeliIah Harrington are
notified that they required to appear and answer
said petition or before the ID Saturday after the "a
- WARDEN DREsEL,
.vr. Attys for r. b. Grimm.
| Columbus o.. Oct 10, BI--6ww, ,2ddec)
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LATEST pY rELEoRApH VIA ouEENsrowN

LIVERPOOL. Oct. 17.--Cotton sales of IS ,000
bales with buoyant market at an advance of n
on since Friday. The sales include Is 000
to speoulstors exporters. Bfeadstuffs firm with
an upward tendency, Provisions quiet. 3,
LONDON, Oct, 23.--Consols closed at 9216 @
92l tor money. The lowest sales of Ameri-
oan7stocks on Wednesday, were Illinois Central
3e@3716 discount; Erie 24@25; N. Y. Central
SO.
The Paris bourse was fat, Rentes frmer at
81. Breadstuffs in Paris are declining. 3-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-27

As all are deeply interested In the welfare o.
our soldiers, and desire their comfort In theiI
exile from home for our protection, We have de-
.ermined 20 give BESEriT ENrERTMsnEsv al
Armory Hall, on Monday evening, Oct. 2sth
in aid Of the Soldiers Aid Society Of Columbus
on which occasion an elegant bill will be pre-
senlcd. y. s,T-r aIls IN " - ~,
CHARLES NJ, WEBB.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-27
Notice.
Aususts Amanda ArhOlp
,y..,.,, Divorce.

Ingusts Amanda Ar,,holh fHetA afGE
A''F''' = % As.,l A'' Divorce. ,s''ass4
THE DEFENDANT, LEWIS AIM.
holt, Is notified that the plaintiff. Auguste A. Arm
holt on the sh day Of October. A. D. 1851 filed In the
Office Of the olerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Yrankn county Ohio her petition for divorce for two
causes: That the defendant Lewis Is n prison In the
MiI,our under conviction and sentence
for crime 10 violating the law Of aid state 2. That hs
been guilty ogross negec Of duy husband OF said
pebtioner In negecnE TO provide subsistence for the
petitIonsr and child PnyerThat the said petitioner
may be divorced and have the custody Of the child Fer
dinand mentioned In the petition, and general prayer
WI ss- AZ G.. W. WATSON. i III
-, trier g :. Atty for petitioner.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-27
Accident ON the Erie RaiIrond.

NEW YoRK, Dot. 26.--The Cincinnati Express
train on the Erie Railroad, due here at 2:30 A.
NJ, run into cara on the side track at Ramsay's,
twenty eight miles this side of the city. The
switch was misplaced, and the engine turned
over on its side. One passenger was Injured
slightly and one brakeman was crushed be-
tween the passenger cars and badly injured.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-27

Tar PLAczro cALL-on the sast sido u
High street, at the corner Of the alley next
north OF Broad street, whore Messrs. DEMrso
d. NrlswAnprai have Just taken in q large and
freah stock of choice family groceries, of every
kind and variety, filling Up their ample roOms
completely. These gentlemen rank among the
most accommodating and obllgIng 81 our lneri
chants, and are now able to supply their Gus.
TONERS with prime articles .at low ptcssTspo
not fail to give them an early call.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-27

IsANQY DIsEss sILIks.. -S'.s.A
'1ae lscs7, FkNoV DREe8 sfhKB, has rs'.ieo e
We szsnss o1sdhg lEra:nss ssscz q Fancy Dtsss
Ihs sft1snon of O. lsdisk eft1ls ety aad yinlsy 4
Solsi = oprs5s> bsgly ssisct Ahd complete O ~
+ s sss's ~ ~ as s ssuss Sssis H'ss stss ss:..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-27

SAN FhArcisoo. oos, 26.--The steamer. Sono-
n arrived ~ DAY from Panams: sailed ship
Winged Racer Tor LissrpooI, valuable cs1sss
wheat and oliver ore. An spzssinR put of ths
harbor che ran On AlIAters>. lsl2ni And kncek.
cd hole ii her bottop, MAKING her return
nscessssyl sexen iees O Eaesr 10 her hold, car
10 badly dEmeKc :
Maskss hepl baii& 3 esat6; e4ndisa q
cents, whisky bo1 oeatss a 's'' ''''s |, ,
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Sherif's Sale.


John 1s E:an'ay. Common Pleas. : ss i'' e. y &
nv vIRTUE OF FANORDnR OFsALE
Is % ne directed from the court Of Common Pisas OF
Frsnklin county Ohio, viii offer for sale at the door
q the Court House, In the oItyof Columbus, on
Saturday, tho Soth dsy of Novembers A. D.
!, ~ o.. ssloss p M, ,Ss isnsS,ss d..srissd ls.i
estate, tiasfs IA the county Of Efanklin, stats Of
Ohio and city Of colrnbus, % wii The esAt of
the following premises, commencing one hundred Md
eighty four set l5 west q the southeast corner Of out
lps number (35J thryve and being part OF said ont
lot, II stake, thence north one hundred and eighty
ssssn and bali feet Sls1 70 ststs, thsses west
1flyreven feet (5l 10 stake, themes east my s5ysn
feet 90 % ths pacs of bt6nnins. an " vhic4 lines
audconsrs ccwevsfs mustbs undefstood q ecrsspond
Ing with hoss of ne seets and alleys Of Ne ciloi
Columbus Aforesaid, being tho ESQ onsha q ne aboy.
S::ssis ssas,s s':s,'' &c sfa e i; ssssssss
q ss}n date herewith - sss Y ssse 2 90 sa q
1 tAp5raivSd y a. SQ7Ss snsf u koq a ~
tPrlneSr's - a oc CIV. HUFFMAN, ensrn,
4 oes2l-dltwtd sby Ed. DAVIS, pepsv.
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Especial to the Post.
5I6O Special to the Tribune. !

Two companiss Of the "a Vernon, regiment,
Under command Of Lieutenant Colonel Stannard,
have lust made reconnaleance In the enemy'a
country. They left the camp Of their regiment
In Virginia, and marched twelve miles and
back In one day. taking one prisoher, and o0.
tanning valuable information. sgsaehasl ~ 4.
| Il 10 reported that two Of our war yessels
have run past the rebel batteries at Matthias
Point. All Ia quiet along our lines to day
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RaII RoadTIme TabIe6 n
L,rrLs MIAMI 4 ueLUnBus & xrNix B. r..
M IVA ~ b {Lesyek. I 81 4 Arrived
Cincinnati decentralization. 500 A.M.8 GWt' ~
=" Hapress,;. ;.......iEto An. g@P Ss a. n
Mail ond Accommodation. Gl0 y. M. n@ e ~
Night Express via Dayton 1890 midnight ts'so A.
g Jso. W. Dorarr, Agent
CoLuMBusA Il oLEsEiAsD r. j.. n y. 4 .a, ~. a,
New York Express. .....lElO A. M.sI liG2o A. ~ y.
~ JAMES PxvrnBoH, Agent.
CENTRAL ONO II, ~ 5,f .t... rtt.L "a
No. E-pres,.,........, 2;soA. M.hFaiEGG M NJ,
No. S dob..... $50. %S+f M.' i.~ - ~;
"a t.i,st,r. r,sseg. w. J. FELL, Agent.
prrrsDvRou, ooLuMDuu q ou'cINsArl H. u. ,aa
NJ, 49, N = i.ia. 330A.M. Ii.Q5 Am.
Jos. RoprsSOr, Agent.
notuMnos A. IEDIANoPoLis, R.R. tEE HfFfRl
(CoLumsus PIouA & IEDiAaA h.H,)
No, Express. ......".. 8:3n A. NJ. 200 ?, NJ :
No. . ........".. 800 p. NJ. E20 P. N.
Accommodations ...1"...s +"elt 1850 A. N.
&c. W. eMrH, Agent.
-.i. a bl. flfst1tH .tfl .i8,l s5j 20. A. u
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octI6.ugx.


4 s Not1Ce. IS,
A LL PERSONS AhE HEREBY NO.
"A TIfIRD that my wife, MARY ANN, on the 26 h
day Of ssp,embsr A. b. 1851 lsft ny bed and board
Without lust csuss provoeaion, and hereby give
tics that will Let be responsible for any debts con-
tfaoted by hcr.
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W As7HoM -TEoEtOfr, ne di5sngvi1hst
English nosslist, and BE wife, we're aioppins q
The Angler House, Cleveland, on Friday night.
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r1rThe Eighteenth Regiment. Col. srAnLEx,
!. a..ss'es .osss s.s. ssssl'''l n % n .''''
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Srph. lbs Gassits,. paysnpart -iSsa,
Mr., spsldiny would not connect his name g,A a ar
dole be did moi lsiosc 70 pobses real fnertt.
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From The D. Louis Democrat.
The immenss demand for the artieis -oephaltc Pils
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The Law of Newspapers.

subscribers who do not give express notice to
The contrary are considered as Wishing to continue
sas # subscribers order the dscontinuance of their
/, ...naners. the publisher may continue to send
.sar, asn pnntil all arrearages are paid.
thsn # subscribers neglect or refuse to take their
newspaper from the Office to ~, which shey are d
~ settled their bills and ordered them diseon
tiaued. so,;so,, ,,,ot refos;no N tate
,aaners na from the office or removing and leaving
sam fnaled for, is prima face evidence Of inten-
tioDa fraud. ,,,-... c,..+, houo also rono.toa,, :,
s,a.;1aa that a Postmaster, who neglects to give
sasssauable notice, as required by the Post Office
nsosrtment, of the neglect or refusal Of person
4 pspe from, the office newspapers addressed to
N renders the Postmaster liable to the publisher
iar the subscription price.
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se
sss4Ws@e<Sc
Head Quarters First Brigade.
4th Division, Louisiana Militia,
Opelonsas, May 9th, 1861.
General Orders No. |.

General Orders No. l.
!. Having been appointed and commission
ed by his EXceliency trhos 0. Moore, Goverl,-
or of Louisiana, Brigader General Of the LIST
Brigade, 4lh Division, l.. NJ, assigned within
the limits of the Parishes of st. Landry, Ayey-
elles, Lafayette, Nermillion and Caleaseu,
assume the command thereof
>. The following officers have been appoint
ed to the Brigade staff. aud they will be sbeyed
and respected accordingly.
Eraste Mouton of Lafayette, .tid.de Camp,
with rank of Captain
Alexander Dessessarts of Cacaseu, Aid.dcGamp
with rank of Captain.
Il. c. Anderson of st, Landry, Quarter Master,
with rank Of Captain.
J. Bachman Lee of st. Landry, PaSmaster, with
rank Of Captain,
Geo. Hill, NJ. d. of st. Landry, surgeon, with
rank uf Captain.
Henry l.. Garland, Brigade. Major and Inspector
continued.
3. The Golonels of the several Regiments Of
tins Brigade are expected, in the present crisis,
to act with energy, zeal. and rromptness IN
promoting the organization Of Y oiunteer Com
panies within the limits of their commands,
and in causing their respective Field aud Com.
pany officers to be instructed in the duties OF
the soldier, They will report without delay at
Head Quarters the organization Of their Regi
llents.
4. The Brigadier General would impress up.
on the officers aud men Of the Brigade the i'm
porlance of a thorough military organization
Engaged ia a war of defence agains, degene-
rate race, drunk with power who, in the name
ofaFreedon, threatened to snbvert Free lnsti
tntions on this Continent in The llame
of Liberty, would give fatal stab TO Liberty
we would be recreant to the proud nnme Of
Ffeemcn, which we inherit from our ancestors
Ito the souvenirs Of the past, and to our iusl
hopes of the future, did we not put forth oul
whole energies to meet and hnr back the iliso
lent invader Of our Rights, Liberties, and lndo
pcndence.
Let us, then, organize organize! Quitting
! the paths Of peace beating our plow share
into swords every man soldier--the conntr.
one vast camp Of armed -rallying, as on,
man. around the Flag Of the Contederat,
States Of America the last symbol of nationn
constitutional liberty on this Continent let u
show to the world tuat knowing our Rights VI
dare, can, and will maintain them
JOHN &, PRATT, Brig. Gen
Opelousas May lllh, 1861.
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FOH sale.
The Heayer Creek Snrimgs.


TIME owner being desirous of taking trip to Eu-
l rope, will sell these fine and well I'M ss.s,s~
proved Springs not surpassed by any in lsss,Es1
the State for their mineral waters aud SssSGGI
other advantages They are located on HasaGssazsss
one OF the tributaries OF the NezPiqne river, at
distance OF so miles from the town of Opelousas.
Tie patent covering these springs is of 81 $4,000
acres and the improvements thereon consist of IL
hotel, rooms, kitchens, bath rooms, store house.
stables yard aud pastures, ETC.. $50 persons can be
well accommodated at any one time at this summer
retreat. 1t is furnished with every thing necessary
for the comfort of visitors and conducive to the in
terest Of a proprietor. 1t enjoys the ncalculahle
avantage of being situated within a mile and half
of sawmill.
NJ i. Tie surrounding country is high and un-
dulatng consisting Of piney woods and prairies
which abound with game such as pheasants,
grouse wood cocks, snipes qnaiIs, partrdges etc,
and to lovers of more daring sport, the woods
abound in bear, dear, wild turkies, etc. The clear
running creeks and brooks furnish fish Of Il snpe-
rior# quality in abundance.
Any one wishing to embark in this money making
business would do well to apply immediately to the
undersigned.
Terms and conditions will he reasonable and
easy. J. NJ Mll@oTED, Agent.
0pelousas, dec Is, lS60.-tt
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Sllerif's Sale.
SI4I'h, QE IQHINIIN a 8

Abner b. McCleland District Court
vs. Parish of st. Landry,
James Nj, Porter. mo. 92l4,
DT virtue of an order Of seizure and sale issued
ID in the above entitled suit, BY the District
Court in and for the Parish Of st. Landry and
State aforesaid, and to me directed, I willexpose
at public sale, for cash. at the Court House this
Parish, on ATURD A Y, the 6thss day af July,
a.. D. 1861, commencing at the hdnrof II A. N,
and continuing from dHy to day II necessary, all
the right, title Interest and demand of the said de-
fendant, James NJ. Porter. in and to tho following
property, seized to satisfy said writ, to wit;
A tract or parcel Of land situated IN the Parish
Of st Landry, on the east side Of the west prong
of Bayou Plaquemiue Brtle, containing six hun
dred ane forty acres and bounded above by land
formerly of Jacob Welsh decd, and now Of Thps
ii. Lewis and james M. Porter mud on the lowe,
side by the public domain and running back in the
prairie to public land.
L. v. CHACHERT, Sheriff.
Sheriif's Office, Opelousns, May 18th ,lS6l.
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Schreiner & Davidson.
Wholesale and Retail. Druer;sts

ASJSs
p7Ae Platte, Parish Of 81. Laadru.
EALERs in fine Drugs, Medicines. Chemicals
~ and Patent Medicines of every descrin
ton. Surgical Instruments ~
=, tahcy and Toilet articles, Combs. Cloth. w
. nalr ana Tooth, Brushes, Fancy Soap, Puff IL
Boxes, etc. - ~
CUTLERY, Razors and strops, Scissors, Pocket
Knives, etc
siold Pens and Pencil Cases, Steel Pens. etc.
Stationery, School Books, Blank Books Can
Letter. and Note paper. f'
Black, Bue and Red Ink,
Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Dye Stuffs,
Paint aud Varnish Brushes
Confectionery, Candies, Gum Drops, Smear
pllms, Lemon Syrup, orgeat, Figs, Raisins, al.
monds, etc -
Family Groceries Fresh Chesapeak Oysters.
hermetically sealed in lb Cans, Pickles, Crushed
Sugar, imperial Tea, Yeast, Powders. etc. S
Fine Chewing and Smoking Tobacco Havana
Cigars, OF the best brands.
=, Brantiies and Wines, of the best qualities for
Medicinal purposes
VOLTS Scheidan Schnapps.
Tuners Forest Wine Bitters, ETC., etc.
Our stock of Drugs, Medicines, etc. embraces
every article kept in our line Of business.
Physicians and Planters may rely on having their
orders filled with promptness and at reasonable
prices SCHREl NER & DAVIDSON.
Vile Platte, June .. ISGa.-1y.
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AN ORDINANCE

10 provide for the issue of Bonds
in the name Of the Parish, to
raise money to aid in the Mill
tary defences Of the State and
Parish, and to create a Military
Board.
ART. 1st BE ii ordained BY the Police Ju-
ry OF the Parish of ST. Landry, that the Ten
thousand Hbl2urs lately appropriated for the
Military defences of the Parish and Stste s1al
be raised and expended ns follows: u
ART. End. BE il further ordained, That the
President of the Police Jury and the Clerk
thereof are authorized to issue bonds TO the q
mount Of the said ten thousand dollars, spaya-
Bile, one third on the 1st October 1862, oHa
third on the Ist October 1868, aud. .one third on
LIST October 1864. The said bonds shall bs
signed by the said Presidsnt and Clerk id
their official capacity. Said bonds shall bo
made payable to bearer, and shall be divided
into denominations of one hundred, City, and
twenty dollars, as the said CLERK and Preei-
dent may think proper, IN conjunction with
the Military Board, hereinafter established.
Arr. 3rd BE it further ordained, That tht
said bonds shall bear interest at The rate OF
eight per cent per annuni, which shall be pro.
vded for by coupons attached to each bond. Oil
the coupons fars interest payable annually
on the lst Of October The .said Coupons ehall
be attached 10 each bond and signed BY the
said President ard Clerk.
ART. 4,h Beit further oriaine1. Yhrt the
| said bonds and coupons shall be Immediately
printed and signed as aferesaid and placed %
1.-THE possession u the Military Board of ths
Parish Of ST Landry herein created: 81
AL
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Shcrifs s Sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,

Payne 4 Harrison. 4th District Court
VS. F Parish of OrieauS.
Henry Bollner. No. luT69.
DY virtue Of writ Of ii.>fa. issued in the above
ID entitled, suit by the District Court in and for
the Parish of Orleans and state aforesaid, and to
me directed ! will expose at public sale for cash
at the Gourt-hause Of ttis Parish, On Saturday the
9th day Of July. A. D., 1861. commencing ut the
hour of L A, NJ, and continuing from day to day,
if necessary. a the right, title Interest and demand
of the snid defendant, HeurY Bollner, in and u
the following property, seized to satisfy said writ
to wit
a certain negro girl named Elisabeth about 4l
years of age.
Sheriff 5 office, Opelousas, June lst 1861.
WI IL. v. ltE ACu ERIE SHERIFF