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OFFICIAL. II.


Conformably to an act entitled an act
relative to Police Jury Wards in the
Parish Of Avoyelles, sections 2 & 8, the
qualified voters of the lst I'd Sd 4lh 9Th
9th & 17th police Jury Wards, are here
by notified that an Election Will be held
on Monday, 18th day Of May next,
1862, for the purpose Of eleeting a mem-
berforeac ward to compose the Police
jury Of the Parish Of Avoyelles.
The Polls to Is opened from 9 o'clock
A. M. till 4. P. NJ. and the. election to
be held at each precinct, in said wards
under the superintendances Of the COM
missioners Of Elections appointed by
the Police Jury for the above respective
wards and who, ara now in office.
The Commissioners Of Election will
take notice that said elections be held
according t. Law, and dne returns be
made to. the Presi1a 1aat d tho Police Jury
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CuLLoMBIl, NAY 7th 1862.
DEAR EDITOa.

~ LEAR EUIlOH. I. s7igs#Nt.
Allow me few words in your col,tm-
rs. I have, very recently been informed
that a yxnor had gained publicity and
some ervdence in this parish to the effect.
that am in favoz Of burning the cot
ton everywhere. Immediately. ibis 's
an error, l contend, that the planters
ought 70 save itifthey can. for they may
need it hereafter to procure the necessa.
ries Of lifsr with. Besides, If it be sased,
it will ultimately strengthen Che Confed-
eracy and thsrvby answer 4 swo-fola'pur
poso. y 9 'sNos@ - ~ :. $
lam however utterly opposed u its
falling into the hands Of the enemy sssr ~
either loyeor money. for It would be Of
very iittle use 70 any man to contribute
his family to the army. whilst he snp-
plies the enemy with the means Of prose-
cutting tbs war he has waged against %.
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4 GREAT VlCrsBr IsIIIGlslA.

The report is rife in town, for the last
faw days, ola grssas victory gained by
our army in the Peninsula over the Fed
erals commanded by Gen. Mcclellan.
The heroic Jos. Johnston, Les and Ma
CRU Ter wore leading our gallant col.
unns, From $4,000 to 10000 men has. has
been tho enemy's. loss. Johnston and
Lee foil slain upon the battle field Nc
Clellan was killed also. The President,
Con. JEFF: Davis, has taken. the field
aud will probably lead our army into
,ty enemy's territory before long. Stone
wall Jackson, the ehivalrous leader. has
already invaded Maryland! Y The virgin-
ia has run ths blockade and is oiis the
Potomac. watching the enemy 'lssretreat
and will. no doubt, Intercept it, el. Id
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FOU ND
!MAY. lat 1862

In Red River. n.ar the mouth " ,hs Zig
Lar.o Bayou, ~ 4 .a,l bodr OF q man about
fl s in. in beight sto,.ls formed. wo;l!d hare
weighed about lao is,s He was vidrntly d
Young man. bad No h.ari save f.w scatter
in, hairs on his chin His hair waA lony and
hight coiored: W,-u f'',,ihi he had oo,ia cs' arss
bi:.ck 1,ank,t coat a hickory shirt. a nj Nm.
der shirt, brown .ans pants aud c6.souade
drawers and heavy mid boots not much worn.
III his pock It's were fo',nd a well worn pocket
book containing four 20 confederate noics.
An old watch with tlesiainute hand brsken Oh.
a black binding guard and steel key. also one
wooiens,nitten. l have understood that a man
from Texas was going to New Orleans With
beeycs on the Steamer Is. l.. 1Iodga, that h..
f,l, ovcrbo ard near the mouth Of Larto while
watering his cattle. All information in my
possession can'be obtained by addressing ,u
at Marksville La, #s .H3 .G
Louisiana Democrat please insert one month
and forward charge to the Avoyellcs Pelicaa.
Office. 4 .. IL CAaaAck.
l0my--lm. .a.s ....+
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night of ar,rica. : sas. M g
Art. 3. Rpsalved. That every NOR
ming the Patrol officer viii hand in The
list to file next Patrol officer. go tha. the
l.tesr will bp acquainted with the time
aud night hahSstd serve. .zs
n Art. 4 Resolved, That d,'v .t'f ef sfll:e flye
dollars be imposed upon each and every
persoll who sls,A refuses to patrol dnrin 6
his time 5f 5ffsservict; said fine imposed for
each diriliction Of duty and recoverable
from the next day.
Art. s. Resolved, I'ha. il shall be
the duty ofxthe Patrol to arrest all
slaves found out Of their own premises,
without any pass or valid excuses. It
shall also. be its duty, to arrest afl suspec-
ted persons without distinction Of color
or condition. A slave so arrested will
RECEIVE ten iashes for.the first offense and
twenty for eaclsubseqnent offense. ~.
Art. 6. Resolved,, That it is expressly
prohibited. under the penalty of fine
of fvs Dollats, from firing any shot
guns or pistol within the limits Of this
Corporation, fretn 10 o'clock r. NJ. till
4 A. NJ. unless it be tin cases of se,R de-
fense or to callfor help. This fine shall
be recoverable before any competent
Court. .t,.. ,.f
Art. 7. Resolved. That eac,, and eve
ry patrol man shall be bound to carry
his gun, and any other small arms he
may think necessary when upon duty. ).
Art. 5. Resolved, That all laws upon
the same subject and conflicting with
these resolutions are hereby repealed -,
Upon motion, tha Council adjourned
to Saturday next, Ii inst. ..i...
J,.C. DEsFOssE,
saa .rei7' Mayor.
GUERINEAU, i1.-f
Sec. Pro tenn. ...,,..z. ..s
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~ Detained in the Parish Jail Of Aseyenes,
- the runaway mgro man Steven. fireman
on board tn. Steam'r Fl ,nma, He says he
belongs to ANDY .Dny|e Of New Orleans. Said
slave is ag,.l about 40 gsar.. lrta.',res '''et
3 inches ne ia nearly bald head and has gray
beard. ata -
: The owner IL hereby duly notified to cla I'M
bis properly according t, law.
Parish OF Avoyeles. May l0a, 1862
-. DORA GUILLpT-
JAIILoE.
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Vl,t 4!'elieap. !,

srBsCRlPTlOyAsl per an1lhm. lpaya,s
Bile il, advance Or during the first month,
or So ut the sna VI the first month.
F Insertions ios 'candidatutes to pub
!,c Offices will be charged u o for each
'anguaga..
tY No paper will bs discontinued un
lass all arreafages are paid.
lDfE9TlSENHX1S--One square q ten
lines. or the space often lines, 81 for the
hrs. i,aarsion, and 50 csutsfor zach sub.
s.:lnent ii,sssrtion. s.r -
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EST A Y.

Taken up by the undersigned at bis res,
idence on Bayou Choupique. on the l7th inst.
a deep bay HORSE. measuring "A hands
high and believed to be between or years
old.
Sail horse is bohtai. long name and nat.
ural PAGER. Has some white on his left hind
leg. The horse is 10 very good order and
has ne visible brand.
The owner is requested to come forward.
prove property and pay char rges. or said estray
will be sold as required by law.
MARCELIN LEMOINE.
aun. AvoyelIes, April rs. 1862.
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~ Detained the Parish iail of Avoyelles
the runaway negro man Allen, from the Jvf
Thonnoso<,, who savs he belongsto Mr.. Fred:
Rickett. New Of Orleans Said slave is aged
about 36 years, measures S feet,6 inches, his
complication is ligh. colored; hin upper frent
teeth are lnissin. lie il dressed With t'ns
clothes. ...-... -.
The owner il hereby duly Notified to claim
his property according to law.
Parish Of ,Avoyeles May Sd 1862.
6s DORA GUILLOT,
~s. .as.H iaiior
The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1862-05-10
9th Meeting

T4t '9 9th Meeting ".
On this tie 14th day Of April 1862,
and conform,bly to adjournment, the
Town Council met at the usual place Of
its sittiags. -
Presents; J. c. Discusses, mayor;
C.. Dim .rqlis, Y. Prostdame and 5.
Siess, s..! ses5ss5a s=s1 stasss
Abseuts e Joffrion and L. Drouin.
! Upon motion, the following resolutions
were accepted :, ..,t...- ~.
Art. /. Resolved, That in order to
come to the relief of needy Volunteer
families within this Corporation, spe.
cial tax Of, 81 and half per cent upon
the State tax be imposed by equal ror-
tioas upon the years 1862 and 1868. 5.
Art 9. Resolved, That the repartition
of this tax be made to each said family
as follows: sl2, per month to each head
Of family, and $3.50 for each child from
one to l2 years old. ~ a'3 49,
1 Art. 8. Resolved, That all persons
having claims TO the relief aforesaid IN
this corporation, are bound to present
themselves at the mayors Office, for en-
tering their names, within 80 days from
the publication hereof.
Upon motion the Council Adjourned.
J. G. DESFOsSE,
5.I :. Mayor.
Secretary Pro TEN, ,s
The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1862-05-10

Onr readssr7 must have sfoundgin our
LAST number The proclamation Of the Go
vernon in reference 70 the destruction Of
cotton. Besides this appeal to our citi.
zens. It il worth whils to notice the con-
federate law recently passed. allowing
co,npensation to shoss whoss property
ia destroyed by tho imminent danger Of
Its falling into the hands efthf enemy.
7i.rs military authorities sse authors
zcd... By .hi. & neral law. TO des'roys
II, crops 80 situated; and, III case Of
i,s obstruction from this caiise, COM
pen sation will be- made, ont of the fund
arising un Ter the Sequestration Act.
Sugar molasaes and corn crops areequal-
~ subject to being destroyed. The dan
ger should be reasonably high and not
remote. nor the act preoipitate and the
effect Of panic. A process verbal should
be drawn up for proof of the quantity by
weight. the quality as near as convenient.
and Of the approach Of danger causing
the necessity Of destruction, which
should be signed BY disinterested Wit
nesses' .s.5..., ~ II ' p- i ts
The law makes no. such particulars
form imperative, but DOCS require evi-
tcnce Of t!'c necessity Of destruction and
of tie value n: the property destroyed.
wlich induces us to rcctaatnend tbs for,a
Of a proca, rerbal. This form xs would
suggest as sufficient. y
:. BE It remembered, that on t:is %-s
day af II ssss L662. ths cotton
Of Mr.. consisting Of
bales Of .ho qudey and weight as fol
lows: :. ba9ss Of middline
quality. weighing lbs; !
bales q ordinary quality, weighing
HIS, and this cotton was destroy q
BY tire. on the plantation Of said
tor othersplacs where il may, b,
situated1 from Tie danger ef its hllini
into the. .handsaft ths enemy. sae'as
s@*a (Sxned.l 's9iliie.i
= .s.4. ,iSS ii.ss.s iiss. ,ss.-s't Isst:AaD 'n
s'a$ g.. .s9
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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.

The firm Of Dnrand Rocquet& Co. is
th;s llay dissolved. All personsindebted
10 the late firm arehereby notifedto mako
no payments. except TO the undersigned.
who will carryon the liquidation at the
same place Of business no l2 Carondele'
S.. New Orleans. e'
ADOLp1El ROCQUET.
LEOPOLD ROCQUET.
New Orleans, 18th March 1862,
2ohm. l2f.. ss4zgs 800,
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{ STATE OF LOUISIANA.
It'll Judicial Disr.c. Cont
I - Parish Of Aroyellcs.

Succession of B. David, deceased.
wv HEREAS Anne Barbe Marchal, ad.
w ministratriz Of the succession, has filed
in the ofIi:e Of the clerk Of said Court pro-
yisional account tab'eau Of his administration
OF the estrtate OF said deceased, praying that
the same be approved and hon,olsgated.
Now, therefore, al persons Interested here
in, are hereby notified to show cause, It my
they have wirllin thirty days from the publ.
cation hereof why the petitioners prayer shou!d=
not be granted.
1862. y 1'&s
l.. II. CouvILLnoN.:
Clerk.
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Tg5z sSs9# - ~
ANOTHER GREAT safIts.'

b. hi. time = great battle must have
bs,.,, fought between the two contending
armies, abou. G C,rinth. and the Tennes-
ser River. General aBeauregard has
b.r.. attacked BY the enemy. Nashville
has been evacuated BY tbs Fedcrals, be-
ea,,ss of the strong Southern feeling
which now prevail over all Kentucky.
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$25 RE WA RD!!

Stolen from the subscriber on the night Of
3oth inst A certain Bay horse. with black
name & tail name; foretop quite long slightly.
humr-backed. Moves stiff t.Aer marks if my
not remembered =. = 'ss
{ will pay tho above reward .o any On.
delivering aid horse hereto me. =
S. j. C. GORDON +.
5Atchafalasa, Las March 3ssh isC2.
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L. NORTH CULL1,N
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF AvoYELLEs.
TOWN OF MANSURA..
sth Meeting.

sz1s.t. .7s--.- OCD snAGett"Oss
- The Town Council in. and for the
Town of Mansura, met at the usual place
Of IFS sittings, on the 18th day of April
1862. 's'..'1ft III.
were present si. 81 Ia
j. G. Desfosses, Mayor; atsz.
G.. Dimarquis, L: Drouin, S. siess'
v. Prosdame. Aldermen;
T.. Jofrion, absent. :
i Upon motion,
Art, 1. Resolved, That all Of the free
white and colored male residents Of the
town Of Mansura from sixteen years Of
age and upwards and who arc able to
perform military service, be subject to
the patrol duties, unless released by
some inforrnity or sickness 9.
Art. 2. Resolved, That the mayor be
appointed Captain Of Patrol whose duty it
shall be to enrole ina book. kept. for the
purpose the names Of all persons subject
to patrol duties, and to divide such per-
Esons in as may companies ash ass, i,.tl his dis
crstion he will think proper; and te
| appoint an officer to the command d
each company and tosezercise general
surveillance over the whole. The off
cers, shall make report, to be inscribed
upon book. the morning following tht
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~ Several gun and! mortar boats pas
scd UP the mouth Of Red River on Tues.
day last. They viii probably At,
tempt a junction with their aset above
Fort Pillow.
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n The Hon. 8. N.eulio m sends us
communication which W. publish in q
mother column. e me-: aei .,a4 'v1ss#; i.
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ANY s,tessst!, Th,, 1wn,ddfsell his cotton TO.
him would. in'mspliaiM,,y be. attasit5r
TO his country. and sllouidsreceivea tr',i-
tors doom. Whilst, therefore | wnuldr
advice tn. saving of th,. cotton asl long
a. pos>ibla,' by such, precautions as the
planters themselves may sespr6per tt'
resort to. / would at the same time .ex.l
hor, ,Isr,n 70 BURR tv,ry lock Of it as
soon as il, is probahl. sl,s enemy stands
any chance of;getsing it. They should
have th.ir .idet:es OH the lover parts Of
the navigable rivers, night and. day, so,
that thu enemy cannot comeupon them by
s.ursprise. The.tims.~has come for lis. to-
bv ca, the qui riu' eonstantlysatd anless'
We are we nayisufi,r from the want Of
timely notice of:the enemy'a approach,
- Assf,r az tits practicable the cotton
should be removed back from tho river
so as not to be- easily accessible to the
enemy, aud so that its owners may have
moreample timerto burn it infthe event
of its becoming necessary to do so. |
fear 4his will be the rtrult after all, bat
sufficient for the day is the evil thereof,
and this is time for men to be calm and
vet resolute. 81 .. .s.gs..t4 #.,a
We should not resort to premature
and inconsiderate measures. It is true
the Governor hasordrred the immediate
burning Of all cottolt that is in danger of
falling into tie hands Of the enemy but it
does seem to meithat the spirit Of this
order does not prevent the planters from
putting it where it may not be iii danger
Of being taken BY the enrm,. 1fit does
not, why not. remove il +? ] know that
the Governor would rather by far see it
saved if it can be, than to see it SACRIFICED
by pr.cipitate measures It. is going to
be very valuable as soon as this war
ends, and will pay large interest on its
present wortl, should We be able to save
It. Patriotism and private interest alike
prompt us to use every effort to keep it.
III other words, would say to ALL
Keep it if you can, and lurn if you
cannot. Il. s,.f4 .-.. ..ss5. = i.
Should there b. my one SO vile so de-
pr y 4. a I'd so l,s: to al the l,o' h teach
ing= Of patriotism, as wilfully to let
his cotton g. to the enemy for any earth
ly. consideration. | would counsel his
being hung with IS IS little delay as pos
sibla. I. -. s.,...5..j ~e,.-. ...- a.. -. sas
,z ITeannot believe there is such person
among ,ls ! have heard that q. great
number Of gentlemen in this and other
parishes have already burnt their cotton.
I commend their patriotism and honor
them for it. They are entitled to the
confidence and respect of every South
crn patriot, bnt think they have acted
prrcipitatrly. hope every man in the
land will be equally determined and sself
sacrificing when the necessity for it arri- rr
yessbst until it does l would entreat my
fellow citizens to be more Calm, more
deliberate .s.e "s7s-'s.i.~' =
Respectfully.
L. NORTH CULLON.
| STATE OF LOUISIANA.
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E'e,rCren. PrattsS Or
der. No 25 sce our
trench side.
II ,nded too hate and sso crowded for
i.lscstinn IN this p4ts..
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on or before the FIRST u,aaay yf June
mex.
Marksvil1". April 1911, 1872
81 l.. H.. BRANCH.
l'sr,idc,.' Police Jury
l.. II. COUyILLlON.
Secretary protein. ;,
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FTUW DTs u u UTtfHi7 VI O"'IyV'
Your Pills hnyo had II long trial IN my practice, and
hold them In esteem Ms ono " the best nporouts l lm,t
aver found. Their Alternative effect upon tho liver make
them un excellent remedy, when given In small doscs fol
LA.ous dysenkry aud ddrrhoa, Their sugnr-coaiinl
makes them very acceptable aud convenient Tor tho us
of women and children,
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Bilious Disorde rs Liver Complaints.
From d.. Tneodore Bell, NJ Ns,v Fork Cty.
Not only arc y,s,r Pills admirably adapted to their pur
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tho Liver very marked indeed. They have In my lrsc
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rejoice that we have Mt length u purgati,e which IL wor
thy the confidence OF the profession mud tho people.
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Obituary.

Died, in Morristown, Belmont county, on
the morning Of the 10th March, 1862, Mrs.
PHBBE JANE Brown, consort OF Charles
Brown, in the 33d year Of her age.
Deceased was tho daughter of Samuel
and Joanna McKisson. She was married to
Charles Brown, Dec. IL, lS40. She was
baptized into the fellowship of the Regular
Baptist Church ut Morristown, by the Pas
tor, Rev. G. Cyrus S~edgwiek, in the spring
oflS5l. At the time Of her decease she was
q member of the Eben ezer Baptist Church,
having united there june 2, 1861.
Mrs. Brown was esteemed highly in the
circle of her acquaintance for her many
Christian and social qualities, candid, cour.
teous, affable, kind, charitable, benevolent
in her disposition aud demeanor, she endear-
cd herself to very many approaching minds
and loving hearts and when we add that
these virtues were chastened by the sancti-
flying influences of Divine grace, we discov-
er the bond that made her 80 dear to the
Church, and the secret spring of hat in
huence she welded over other minds in fa-
vor of the religion of Christ. As u wife,
she was affectionate and dutiful-as a moth
or kind and solicitOus-as a daughter, sister,
friend, she is remembered with afIectionate
regard for her numerous excellent traits of
character. She was an humble, prayerful
christian, and ever approached the sacred
ordinances other heavenly father banquet
ing house, with humility, confession and
faith deriving therefrom that earnest spirit
of trust which enabled her to walk with God.
In her affection, protracted through tho
progress OF an insidious disease (Consump~
tom she evinced a patient resignation, con-
sistent with her Christian character. In
her death, which was calm and triumphant,
she exhibited all the elements OF a faith
which rested upon the atonement and right
eousness. of Christ, her Saviour. There
was no evidence presented to her by her
Pastor in conversation that she could not
expound or exult in, by which her interest
in Christ and preparedness for heaven, were
~abundantly manifested.
She leaves q husband, three children, a
father, brothers and sisters, with numerous
relations and friends, to feel their sadness
in bereavement. They weep tor loved enc
lost to them on earth-it is natural for tho
heart to overflow in such a season--but o |
if they will lift their eyes from the grave to
the glory Of her rest in heaven l-if they
will looked through the dark valley through
which she has passed to its sunbright en-
trance into. the heavenly Jerusalem, surely
they will not repine. ~
"Thsre happier bowers than Eden bloom,
Nor sih, nor so rrow, know,
Blest seats. thro' rude and stormy scenes,
She onward pressed to you.n
ADAMsvILLr, o., April 7, '62. s. s.
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NY e
PILLS.

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comforiablef These SYM.
toms are often the prelude l.
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and should be avcrtcd by h
timely use Of the right rem
edy. Take Ayers Pills, nho
cleanse out the disordered lu
mors- purify the blood, md
let the iluids move On nnob-
structcd IN health again.
They stimulate the functions
Of the body iuto vigorous ae-
tivity, purify the syatom from
ft,e obstructious wl,icl, make
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-04-17

The wheat prospect of Muskingum
Valley is very flattering. A great deal has
been sown, principally weevil-proof, which
has come up prolifcally. Throughout the
county it was never known to be in better
condition at this season Of the year, and we
are gratided to find the husbandman hes
such excellent prospects for a large crop
GAINESVILLE Courier.
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lions for use, to any part Of the country, direcN
from the principal Office, No. 400 Broadway New
York. g. SMITH e. CO., sole proprietors
Desc .ipuve circulars sent free. Agents wantet
everywhere.
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