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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-04-10

These are besides S, sos landless
pIOprietors, hiring their serfs
out, living upon the income
they own
The seIfs of the crown amount
to
The members Of the royal fam
lily own
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-26

MAJOR GENERAL DAVID Il. TwiGGs.--We
had the pleasure of meeting this gallant
veteran this morning, who we are pleased
TO learn has been appointed by the Govern
mcnt of the Confederate States to COM
mand the Military Department OF Louis
lana.
Gen. Twiggs only arrived this morning
from Pascagoula, and is looking in fine
health. lie takes command of the depart
ment to-day. We are glad to hear of this
appointment, rs we shall now have most
efficient officer at the head Of the Military
Department of this State--Ncw Orleans
Picdyune.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-26

The Grand Lodge of Free Masons, of
Texas, meets in this city this morning at
10 o'clock at Perkins Concert Hall. Dele
gates are present from nearly every county
in the State. They began arriving Satur-
day, the trains of that day being oil filled
to Overlooking. Yesterday large num-
Der came in, and this morning train left
early on the Central road to bring down
ma more who were expected to arrive
aboard the train of that road yesterday
and last night. Tho attendance is larger
than it has ever been before.-7elegraph, 10
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-26

PoRrREss MOSROE, June li.-lireat
Bethel is partially evacuated, bat can be
reinforced at short notice, The Southern
piekets extend to New Market bridge, AZ
Yorktown there is a large number Of eayal-
nv. batteries have also been planted be-
I Seen Great Bethel and iorkloSn, Major
Winthrop Was shot by Louisiana ride
man,
FREnEHrR, June 1.-THE bridge at
Hsrpers Ferry, Was burned between . and
q o'clock this morning, Ii is reported that
all the troops have been withdrawn from
the MARYLAND shore, Eight ear loads Of
proyisions were destroyed to prevent their
falling inio Federal hands,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-26
E. NJ. Stackpolc's Adv'fs.
Rail Road Corner Revived

TINIIE subscriber hSs returned with an en-
tire res .t--k of all kinds IL Gaois,
which he is prepared 10 sell on good terms
TO his old friends and customers, and TO the
public generally. All | ask is n fair share
Of that custom so literally bestowed Before
the fire. have no old goods iooilcr, no old
remnants TO work of; but my stock is fresh
and clean, and can and will sell goods NJ
low as any one dare To in this market
ron THE CISHf
II sell goods on n credit, IL will he from
January lst to July let, and from July till
Christmas, and | shall expect to haze a fair
profit, as no merchant sells goods for glory,
no matter how much he may advertise that
way.
Come and see me and look at my goods
whether you buy or not. shall not charge
you anything for looking, hut will take a
pleasure in showing. J.. VI. STACKPOLE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-26

Gen. Johnson, late commanding the Ia
ei6e Division Of this United States army,
Who some time since resigned his eommls-
.ion. va, At last accounts spending ie"
ueeks with friend ia i0s Angeles cal1
prior TO his departure for his home IN
Tsxns-HsTald s Gazette,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-26
Straycd
THE STATE OF TEXAS.

THE STATE OF IEAAS.
To the Sheriff Of Ellis County, Greeting:
VOU are hereby commanded that you
i summon, by publication, the heirs of
Mayberry B. Gray, whose names and resi-
dcnces are unknown, to be and appear be-
fore the District Court, to be holden in and
for the county of Ellis, at the Courthouse
thereof, in the town of Waxahachie, on the
first Monday in September next, then and
there to answer the petition of Robert S.
Lemon and Nancy j. Lemon, wife of said
Robert S. Lemon filed in said Court against
them, and allcdging in substance as follows,
to-wit: "That on the day -, said
Maberry b. Gray, departed this life, leaving
his last Will and Testament, duly executed
and witnessed by him, which was duly
proven and probated in the County Court
of Cameron county, State aforesaid, on the
- day of - 1854; and duly admitted
to record in said county Of Cameron; that
by said last Will and Testament of said
Gray, he gave and devised to Nancy j.
Haylc, now Nancy J. Lemon, the following
described tract of land: GAO acres, situated
in Ellis county, on Chambers Creek, and
patented to said Maybe b. Gray OH the
I'd day of November, A. D. 1S47, by Letters
Patent, No. 81. VOL l. That on or about the
23d day of October, 1847, said Will together
with the papers of the estate of said Gray,
deceased, were wholly destroyed by fire;
that no original papers or copie, thereof
are now in existence; that by virtue of said
Will they are the legal owners of said tract
of land and are entitled to the possession
thereof as against the heirs of said Gray,
deceased" The premises considered petit
TONERS pray for citation by publication, as
the aw directs. that they have and rccovar
title to said land, and for such further re-
lief as to law and equity may appcrtain.
Herein fail not but have you then and
there before said Court this writ with your
return thereon, showing how you have exc
cuted the same.
- Witness W. W. Parks, Clerk of
the r Bs,o sn Cont ns Of ss said o SGg sny
Court hercon impressed at Office, in the town
of Waxahachie, this 2Sth day of January
A. d. 1861.
W. W. PARKS,
elk. d. G. Ellis Co.
| hereby certify this to be a true copy of
the original writ now in my hand, this
April 9th 1861. -
a. A. FOSTER,
86:Sw-pr. fee SAL Sheriff Ellis Co.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-26
For District Judge.

n W ,rc authorized to announce Gen, John
y. ts0uu. Of Dallas, a candidate for Judge Of tho
lG,h iud u District,
EE-Nr % authorized TO announce = w. Ferris
ESQ 81 W xahaohic candidate for Judge of tho 10th
LnLL-I.L m-aIrlcI ElrcIlnn In Amgnst neNi.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-26
cor congress-0ih District.


rH- IS rc authorized TO announce George w.
fur Virris, u Tyler county, As candidate Tor the
I .r .. mmlssoincr 81 the General Land Once, at
Z ], .tNr .ctiun IN August,
us''r ar viii appear II. due ilms.
raw re authorized TO announce Capt. Ste.
uhsu 'rosby, a candidate foE Commissioner of
~ .st.s. Land ONCE, at the election In August
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-26
Announcements.
For Governor.
, sr Congre..-5,h District.

rg w are authorized To announce the Hon u.
a, Esuthaets, AZ Harris county, a. candidate iT
u.'eUt 90 the state Of Texas, al the August elsiion
or Congre.s-5th District.
sfErNr are authorised To- announce the Hon, 10.
H, HiuiI d, II Smith county, as candidate a.
rprrsrui he 5lh Congressional District Of feNas Ia
re- N"urr a. of the Confederate states,
uu-N are authorized TO announce Hon, uai-
raltg N. Graham, a. candidate for Congress
from ,Ly nh Congressional District,
rE- no re authorized To announce Hon, Pendir-
son q , nh, = candidate for Congress iIoni 'lv
tilh .. sssional District
Fpr Congress-6th District.
ns'h, ,ro authorized 10 announce william 10.
" FayLt Esq,, Of Lamar county, as a candidate 10
nIH -. ne 9th Congressional District u Texas, In
a.. zoe rat States Congress,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-26
senator-2Oth District.

r.3' w. are authorized to announce A. q. WAL
krI, hsl ofTmrant County, as candidate for re-
tlr'il iu the office Of Senator for the 10th District,
CON os,i 4 the counties Of Tarrant, Parker, Palo
piAIs T. h aud Johnson.
For the Stntc Senate.
ne W. are authorized to announce Hon, JcG.
SrruIiS ford, Of Dallas county, as candidate
nr tho sue Senate, IN the Senatorial District com.
posed q. te counties of Dallas, kaufman and Hen
u-rseu beet TO tho decision Of Senatorial con.
tsntInY. o. oue be held
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-26
tINIEsE ELEaANr nIrrEns AnE rr.

FttiiESR ELEGANT HlfrERs ARE PE,
L euliarly Adapted Ia Narm climate, aud
etsfy person desiring health, strength aud
protection from the diseases Incident TO tie
climate, should Use them,
FrsoHs adruie'i is Lf,, and feeling tie
hand Of Tine weighing heavily upon them,
with ALI ailensian, ills, Vii, hnd in the
use Of the iiiilers sR khNir INT slll insIili
neW life inIo their yeinsi fesiore, in a wea-
sure, Ihe emery! aud anlor OF more youthful
days build up their shrunken forms, and
give wealth and happiness To their remaining
years.
Il is a well established fact, ,hat fully one
half of the female portion Of Our population
are seldom in the enjoyment Of good health,
~, 10 Use their own expression, "neyer feel
SeA." They are languid, devoid OF all ener-
gyI extremely nervous Ahd have no -ppe-
lite. To this class OF inyalids, these hiIlers
are especially recommended. Their rertts
euliar tonic aud invigoraling properties rem
der them invineible In such eases,
Persons visiting districts harrassel annu-
ally with Fever and Ague, or any Fever of
a bilious nature, will lind that by the time
ly use Of one or two bottles, they will not in
one instance take the dises-r as the Bitters
will renoyate aud strengthen ne syres-,
and carry the bile oil, in lis natural channel.
T.. II. WllEELOCK s. co,
Importers and lIhoiSsdle Druggist, ~ MIqd-
sine ST., opposite tie .ircdds Hoiri, NSW Or
,ran,, Gs-rrai Whoi,.ale agents. .ii,o sold
GgJ WRIGHT & o., 80. u cha,iyss 81,
". o., and IN Dallas by
nov, 2l-Ily. D, II, THOMAS,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-26
HTraLIC SPEAKING.

TbN.a andidstes 20 represent Dallas eoun-
4 ty .n the loser house Of the State Leg
i.is,lrs. sill address the citizens Of said
caiatv, 8. the following places aud dates,
al .cl 4 p. M, of each day.
Ai,,llT llill, Monday, July sih'
N.s I.Oyen, Tuesday, - 9Th,
a.. aon's Store, Wednesday July lOih,
,, dollhouse, in Forks Of the
n M Thursday, July, llih,
Rris Mill, Friday, July, 18th,
q. m ,kenridge, Saturday, July 18Th,
' To- Greek, Monday, 10Th,
NJ din's Mill, Tuesday, 10th,
S enc, Wednesday, 18th,
N las, Thursday, 18th,
u. Sloans Friday, 18Th,
easter, Saturday, 10Th,
4s' June 9Th, lsGl-5&iw,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-26

66nACREs If Land, in Dallas County
lIND-1GO acres Of Pruiric Ind GO ncres
of Timber adjoining-2O or 80 acres in Gil.
tivation, with House, Stable, Corn Crib, &c
known formerly as the Masters Tract, situ-
atcd at Scyene, Dallas County, about ! or :
miles from Dallas-a very suitable farm for
a small family. For sale by
W. a. GOLD, L6fd h6ent.
Dallas, Texas, Oct. Is, 1850. 1T
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-26
Board and Lodging per day, payable

Board and Lodging per day, payable
weekly .....-.--.-SZ ~
Board and Lodging by the month,
fpayable weekly 90.
Children and servants half price
ON no account will we do any credit business.
shall endeavor to give entire satisfaction, but withol
,ro,nnt taxmeDt we cannot dcfray our heavy expenc
LEANDER CANNON, Proprietor.
June End, ls5l-3S;3mo.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-26
Not1cel

u>ilE eepariRership in business between
u, J. Moffslt aud A. W, BroWuing, is
ihis a.y dissolyed, BY mutual. consent, Al
Of the unsettled hasiness N the laie Arm OF
Moifcil browning will he setilta NJ by
II j. MofelI, who j. alone authorised 20 do
50, II. J. MOffkrT,
F.. A, ", BROW MING.
Lancaster, May 18th ls,l-aaiw.
\. H,-ihr Mercantile ana Drug
business will be continued by u, J, Moff-il
u The old stand, The patronage Of the
ihhlic Is kindly soliehed,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-26
Wanted

A YOUNG NEGRO GIRL, about 1G years
n old, to do the house work of small
family For further particulars, enquire at
the HERALD OFFICE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-26
+ AND FOR SALE....A Tract OF

AMI FUN SlLCs...A lTUCt vi
Il A 100 ncrcs lying in Ellis county; on the head
of Grove Greek, and about six miles North OF WaNa-
ha,chio Said land comprises the South half Of $40
acres In the name of tho heirs Of Peter II. Stout.
The owner will sell at low price, and will take In
exchange cattle sheep In part payment. For iaS-
ther information apply to the undersigned at Dallas
JAMES ii. SWINDELLs.
Dallas, June 3. 1861. 35-u
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-26

n Mics from hOlldnudc, WDcTc ually cOaCnCs con-
sJnect with the Central Railroad and six miles from
Mican, where daily hacks connect with the Central
Railroad
Will be opened for Visitors on First Of July, 1857.
This celebrated and most delightful summer resort
has receiver uch improvements render it the most
agreeable retreat the whole Conedcracy offers to the
invalid, or pleasure seeker
The new buildings are planned on the most liberal
scale In their construction, convenience, comfort
and beauty, admirably combined
The dining saloon (l2b feet long, ball room (9o H.
long) parlors and billiard large and elegant
The bed chambers (snglc and double) are well are
ranged and neatly finished. The roomy and elegant
galleries surrounding each the four stories oil the
entire building, render its comfort complete
The acknowledged merit Of the waters-their aston
ishing curative properties are familiar TO all VINO
tested their relief
Nature in locating these Springs, sought to charm
the grounds, gracefully slopHg in evory direction from
the buildings are beautifully wooded with the shady
oak. The entire face of the place is plcasue, ease
and conentmcnt.
We congratulate our visitors upon having secured
the services of Mr.. VIM. j. Reynolds Steward. His
long experience in many of the first hotels in the va
rous large cities places him nj the head of his profess
sion. lie has engaged, from New Orleans experienced
aid in the way Of House-keeper, Chamber maids,
Cooks, Walters, &c. A most successful hunter and
fisherman is engaged for the Our table shall
be boun tiully supplied with the best Of everything
the country affords. Good music will be in constant
attendance
Our ten-pin alleys, billiard tables, shooting gallery
the lake for fishing, and forest game, will afford
| diversity Of amusement and recreation. Now bath
! houses now being constructed Every arrangement
will be thoroughly prepared for the comfort and
| joyment Of our visitors.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-26
Military Notice.

Attention Malta
OF Precinct No. |, Dallas County, Texas.
VOU are hereby commanded (every man
Il between the ages of eighteen and forty
five) to attend at the Fair Ground, near the
town of Dallas, on Monday, the 4th day of
July next, at ten o'clock a. m, for the pur-
pose of organizing into Company or Com
panies as the case may be, under the penalty
Of the Law.
By order of the Brigadier General 18th
District Of Texas MALTA.
JEFFERSON PEAK, ST.,
Enrolling Officer.
Dallas, June 25th 1S6l-3Slw
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-26
ARGYLE BITTERS.

I saFf FfHiiIy ~ Hg'pgpfla. tAelsra, ~
afTkFd, DIsiat.rs, ScE Hsaiarks N.gkt
Srsdis, GsHsSsl iI,Lihty, cad ii' uit,HdaHi
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-26
PIEDMONT SPRINGS,
GR1nhEs cOI1Mrx nIYAs

n Miles from Hollandac, where daily coaches
INJECT with the Central Railroad, and six miles from
Mican, where daily hacks connect with the Central
Roll
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-09-28

Nos KccohrEs. pres la piuie Went lie beau
temps, mais- les elenilles arrixent anssi eli
dfYasteut nos beaux champs dc coton.I Entre
les pIuies. du mois dernicr ct les chenilles qui
sont a reuyre, eelui qni pourra faire une demi-
recoie s'esti,ners hearfiix.~ taa
Il Iacanneaest tres asancee ct promet I'm bon
arenilctneht pohraa diuil n'arrive aucun accident
aayant la roulaison quI cepl,ncneera vers Ia mi
octobre. fssFa eB84 +. zss a&
~ lie R;sier de laaparoisss pla4nemines nous APP
prcnd que les recoltes de riz sent assufees dams
toute leur, attendance, ponryu que ie temps per-
mette de les rentrer en- bonnes~coRditions. lie
meme journal aiouse que les cannes sucre sont
magiifanes dams sa paroisse ct gu elies piomct-
tent Hne recolte tres abSndante.
:. lie FaakGa Baaaar. de Ia paroisse ste-Marie.
dit que les plues qri sont tombGes depuis desIx
mois ont fait croitre les cannes a sucre rapide-
ment ct que slime survient pas deriges qui les
rcavers.nt lie ren 'cssea,t scra shondaut
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ETAT DE La LOUISIANA,
70y0isse de In We.- C0upee.

A TTENDU que par un Acte du Congress dies
n Etats ContGdtr,;s d 'AmerlqUs il est ordon
ne qu une election soft tehr,e le premier MER-
CRf.Dl dc novembre 1851. dams le but dechoi
sir le- meml,rcs de Ii Chan.bre des RcpGsell-
tants au CongrcS tcsd;tS. Etats Coutcdtrt>;
Attendu de plus gull est ordohnG par lie
s,,.dt Actr dn Cnngres DIES It;Gs Con:Gd6res
que ledit premier Mcrcredi de novcnbrc 1861
tles Eect:ur< Pre,idcnticls ct vicc-Presi,rntiels
seront Gills ou dGsign6s. dams Is divers Etais:
Maintcnant done quill soft comm quill sera
tcnue unc election dams tous ct chacHn drs Polls
l'clrciion dc cettc paroissc dc la Pointc Coulce
le Mercrcli, 6 Noycmbre 1861,
de . heures 4. NJ. a / icnrcs +. NJ. sous la sur
veilaucc dcs Cun,mss;ifeS detection Gf,mcnt
qualities ct sivant la loi dams lie but d d'elire
IN MEMBRE dc la CllAMBRE DIES REP e
SENTANTS au Congress deS Etats CnntGl erGS
d Amcrique. pour repr6seHter lc slUATllEME
Dstr CT de- l'Eaat dc Ia Louisiana. compose des
paroiSseS West Feiciana. Pointe Coupee. Nest
Baton Rouge, lbcrv!l". St-Landry. Lafayette.
Vcrmillon St-Martin ct StcMilie.
IN IJ.EGTEUR FRESIDENTIEL pour le
dit QuttliYme District
DEl'X ELECTEUES PRESlDENTIELS &C.
neraux POM FEtat dc la Louisiana.
SevERlN PORCIlE, slltrii.
Pointe Couptc, rs septenibre ls6l
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AVIS.

7 L sera rcndn par le president d,i Jury de po
L . lie. de- la paroissc de Ia Pointe Coupee, lie
LUNbI, Ii, octombrc 1861, a 10 heures A. n.
| a la portede Ia maisoa de cour ct alI derner 1t
plus bas eicherlsseur. conformtment aux rdgic-
lnents du Jury de p0liee,~ les,3travaux ci-apres
decrits, savuir:
lo-Les PREPARATIONS 4 faire a la leytc de pa
soisse connue sous le' nom dc levee Lindsey 'fHr
IfAtchafalaya, ct consistant en- la reconstruction
de partie de- la lite lcree ct etj'entasaemsat del
crete de Ia partie rcstane de ladite levec. le
tout suivant le plan dressG par w. Benton, in
gGnieur, ct les specifications dudit plan depose
entire les mains du greffier du Jury de police
suiet a iexamen das diverses parties intercssees;
lcd't fouyiagc coinprenant environ 2O,4ls
33tlBD yardcs cubes 4ayf .E -a3 faB ut
Its separations a faire All chemin dc la
.Grai!de Baie dle), environ 10 arl~nts dc Ion
gut ur. ~ g s-3S z5.s1t F@a 9R 'EEs3
D 3o-LeS reparaeions,., fsire a Ia letec du che
min de paroisse, Waterloo, beiscr fexterieur ct
rcmplir les vides.
-" -" 40 La construction dune levte sur III terrc
de Ia Iaroisse. asnnuc cull ME ,Aille Maisoil
dc Collr: 5.,l picds dc long, sur is pieds d.
base et ] liz de- hauieur- 1918 yardes cubes
p 5o-Ia rearatiofi dI ehemin dc Ia Grande
ievee, t:nviron 10 arpenis de longueur. lfi
+, Co-La reparations du chelnin du bayou For
docle. de la base de laievee a la Chapelle, en-
ylron Is arpents de long. = =
X Leslits travaux tlevront 6trc fats confornlt-
rment aux :eglements du Jury lc Police ~ -
qui conecrne les chenrs ct levecs. Les con-
tiacte,,-s aevronf foi,rnr l,onnc ct sofsablcsf-
curite. coniormement:i la loi pour zaseitfcr la
Gdeie execution de leurs contrats. za aaaI
Par ordre dn president, s.esa.s.s,tsgt.
Fl. DlDiEH, grcilier pro ten.
z 2.' ss.@a du Jury de police.
Fl II sept.mbrs laGl , ~ - as311F
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ASSOCIATION CHARITABLE
DE LA.POINTEs COUPE

Cette association formGe par leS danes penl
s.ceurir les soidats cnHfddGres. &C reRnit tons c:
J.UNDIS. la resiti, nee dn juge T.J. Cooley Il
3 he.ires p If. lie but de cette as$ociationesl de
travaiIler pour nos braves yoon'aices a,ii com
Ibattent pour nous ct dtnrayer dcs s,cours h
ceux qui sont biesses. E1H % zz- sst2
la societe espere que bat charitable rencon
trcrt encouragement des danes ct du publ q
en- general. chaqtp menbre est autofis ce a
recevoir ct soliiciter des effrandes en- argent
eoascrtures, eourtepointes.' iciarple. tniies etc
Mile r.. Fuselier est noInmec agent pour la
n ausss.i 1.ivlere. ay9 #ae st saa&
Mile H. A. GooIEr. presideRte. III
~ e i. A.FASWnKIE, vice-presidente,
II :. BELLA FARRAs, treseriere.
Mile C.. MORRISON, secfetaite.a 80 af.a
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AVIS.

T Es personncs qui doiveut quelqie interet
IL sur les "Fonds. Poydras' sont prices de
prendrc note de la resolution snivante .adopttc
par le Jury de police,le 2du courant, ct de
paytrl l'interet dfl parelles all soussigns, com
missaire dcsdits fonds, le.ou ayant le LII uoy,m-
brc 1861. t..5s. a.. z..
.:RGsoln quc le coifmissairc des fonds p0y-
dras soitrepuis de notifier teute personne qui
doitquelque inter6t arriere,aue, 81 lesdits inti-
rets ne sont pas paycs pour le Ter novembrs,
les dites pcrsonnes seront poursuivics, ct que IL
dit eomnlsssiire fntente une faction jJiaiciaire
contre toute personne qui u 'aurait pas payee les
dts interets Il Ter noyerbre proclaim
". II. COOLEY, commitsairc >
II septembre 1861! .!@H ss5t9# ''tiz af t ffso
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A to,s ceux que la presente p,.ut intercsser..5
Camp Hunter, 2 sept. 1861

| A tols ceux que La presente p,.ut intercsser,a ,a#
Attendu que lie Major-Gentir;,l John Fremont
commalilant les satellites de Lincoln dams lEtat
du Missouri, a iuge convenable de proclamer la
| loi maEtiale dams tout Etat ct menace de aire
fnsller tout citoyen OH soldat pris les armes la
main dams certaines linites, ct asissi de conis-
quer les blcns ct d'affranchir les esclaves APP
partenant aux Gaftes d 'Etat du Missouri
| Qu'en Consequences il soft -coauuq que tuoi. JEFF
ferson Thompson, Blisadier-G Gener,l du ler dis
tret m!iltiire du Missouri ayallt alltortG non
settlement CONNIE Brigalier-G General, mais en-
core en- ycrtn de certans po,lvoils de police a
moi deitgues par .e gourerneur de f;it, Thomas
[ L. Reynolds ct confif1nes substglemnient par le
gouyerncur Jackson. je pfomets solelrleIlement
que pour chaqle mcnlbre des Gardes d'Etat du
Missouri on pour chaque soidat de nos allies
des Confcdtres, qui sera mis- a mort en- conse
Eqnence dudit orara du general Fremont 'Je
fpendfai o,. dcarteHeraf' un satellite dudit Abra-
ham Lincoln.
In meme temps que ic desire endorsement
que cette malhcslreuse guerre soft condi.ite sil
est possible, dapres les regles adoptees par les
nations civiiistes ayint janltis donne lin seul
ordre qui eit &c but en- VIE 81 ces regies sont
yiolees (et ell.ts doivent FGtre dabord par nos
ennemis1 jentends stlrpasser en- exces le general
Fremont ct je ierai dtpIorer auiereIent cl,aoue
Tory que je pourrai prendre, le jour malheIlrellx
ou ses cheIs atrone lnaugurt ulle suerre 81
craelle. E - s<> .y5s.
Deja des nlonlns, des oranges, des 1entref,5ts
ct autres proprltiGs pafticnlieres OFF ete: me-
chanrnent dftrlites par l'ennelni dams ee dis
tfict. tandis que nous naro.ls ren pris. sxeapte
&C qui etait stFicteifient de contrebatde Oh &c
qti nous etait stricteaent necessaire 81 ces
actes Sc repetlient CONNIE Deu m ententl. ii IL
raj dix fois plus, conlfne represasles
M. JEFFERSON Thomson.
= Brigadier-G General Commandment