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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-08-20

AeRlcuLrURAL PAPER.-We are glad
70 zee that the Michigan Farmer is revived,
We have received No 2 of the new series. II
b Published monthly by VIM. S. Bond 4 George
Snyder. at 81 per year. 1t is edited by R. F
Johnstone. Mrs. L. B. Adams and William s
Bond. The mention of these names will be q
guaranty of the ability With which the Farms,
viii be conducted. Every farmer and house
wife in Michigan should take this paper. Ad-
dress Bond / Snyder, Detroit.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-08-20

A Wan EHDED.-The war in Cochin China
has been brought to close BY treaty Of peace
BY which the King Of Aanan binds himself to
pay France, in the course of ten years, twenty
one millions Of francs, and to Spain three mil.
lions. Three ports Of Touquia are to be open
to French commerce.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-08-20
POST OFFICE HOURS.
fAdyertiDement.

NJ Our friend Hinckley is now in the
raaks, q soldier, being unable to Withstand the
snlisting mania which has prevailed here for
some days past but his tobacco and cigar store
still runs, and Ne trust will be veil patronized
during his absence. Everything in the tobac.
90 line always on hand.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-08-20

LADIES AID SoclErY.-Ths Ladies Mi
itary Aid Society yin meet At Mis- Hdgery'
Room in Dodges Block, 1t o'clock p. n, o
Thursday the 2lst inst.
A fall attendance b earnestly requested
BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-08-20

" The Government contract for leo, OoC
pairs Of army bootees, deliverable in 80. GO, and
rinety days, at prices ranging from LET 70 g.
20 per pair. was awarded on the 9th inst The
contract was divided among some "a nansfactu
rers Of Massachusetts,, New. York, New Jersey
and Pennsylvania.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-08-20

a Robert n. Blatchford, of New York city
has been appointed Minister Resident at Rene
in place Of Gov. Randall Of Wisconsin, VII,
has asked to come homo and take part 10 tn,
war.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-08-20

DrsAsrER On LAKE SuPERIoR.-The steamer
Illinois collided with the schooner Oreele OF
Pictured Rocks, on the 9th instant resulting in
the sinking Of the schooner, and the loss Of IL
lives. The officers Of the Illineis are, We be
lieve, exonerated from all blame in the prem
isea
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-08-20
Council Proceedings

The Council met Monday evening, Aug. IL, 1862
Preeent-Aldermen Buck, Cowles, Grove, Kerr, New
bro, Wright, and the Mayor.
Reports were received Of Highway expenditures il
Ath ward BY N. o. Dane, Of g 50, - a. and 81 Is
The accounts we're approved and hlsd
The digging Of the 4th Ward ditch vas av.rded 4
Henry Masters, and that Of the I'd Ward ditch 20 I
Howe, At 10 cents per yard
Aldermen Wright, Grove, Cowles and The Mayor yer,
appointed special committee Examine into The sra
ding OF Franklin street, and the matters counectet
Herewith, and report TO the Council thereon
Claims were allowed a fo,lova.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-08-20
NHANCERY SALE-By virtue of .

" decretal order made and entered in the Circuit
Court Of the United States for the District Of Michigan
in the cause wherein James s. Chandler and Leonard
Ames are compliments, and George DOty William Dana
and n Howard Webster, Defendants shall sell at pub
c auction the front door OF the state Capitol In the
city Of Lansing county Of Ingham and State Of Mic
gam the sth day Of October 1902 at five O'Clock in
the afternoon, lot number nine in block number one
hundred and seventy in the village (now city, OF
Lansing county Of Ingham according to the Recorded
plat Of said village
Dated Aug 20, 1862
GEO. O. BULL,
Master in Chancery of said Court.
A GREEN Comm r SOl'r
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-08-20

TRooPs At WAsaiNGroH. - Washington il
again full Of troops. great numbers Of the frs'
500, 900 being sent forward
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-08-20
NOWNt no wOvc.
FOR SALE BY

8 D. Newbro Lansing CrJssmsn & Avery Dansviiie
J. C Branch stockbridge r. Tbayer O., lansing
Jno A. Lsia wiliamstown y. Champ, ononfsga :
Reed Covert Leslie Peter Lniermsn, Mason VIM
kEH Earle Onondaga q. y. Walker Ohrmoe and
Tn,on 375yl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-08-20
CHERIFF SALE.-Henrv Paret Is

Master IN Chancery Of said Court.
w. A. GREEN, Comp u SOlir. 3s2W1
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-08-20

"5n" CD v - Ia 3
The New York herald., 1862-06-09
PROPOSALS..
A RMY SUPPLIES.
"A orrIcE or Army CLoraIso Asp EsuI,Aox.

"a OFFICE or Army CLOTHING EauIrAoK.(
NKw YoRx, May 81, lod2 !
Sealed Proposals win be this ONCE until IL
O'Clock Tuesday the 10Th of June for delivering,
by contract the Depot Of Army Clothing and Equipage
shis city
1000 Cotton or Linen Shelter Tents OF French pat
sern without poles but complete In all other respects
A sample Of the be application at this
sce Bidders will make separate proposals for tents made
OF linen One half OF the articles be deli
within twenty days and the remainder within forty
from the OF OF and 70 be sub
ect inspecon by Inspector appointed by autho
riay Of the United States
Proposals VIII be accompanied by
awarded the party
therein he VIII the same give
che faithful performance OF the contract
Bids will be recived for the whole any portion Of The
The cned States the right to reject any bid
deemed reasonable.
Proposals be endorsed Proposals for furnishing Shell
ter Tents, and addressed 70
Lieutenant Colonel d. II. vINT0N,
Deputy Quartsrma aster General y. y. Army.
The New York herald., 1862-06-09
"A OrFIck or Army CLOTHING AND EouirAcx |,
NnM Ynux IIle

A RMY sUPPLIEs
Nsw YosK. June . 1882. :
TENTS Axes, spades and worsed Lace Is hereby revoked
and annud but sealed proposals w Be received at this
Tor delivering BY contrai depot such quantes
ssa =, .ge9 .ss :. hsy may g reqarsa feng AIr
s1ss 's Ss. Ssa @ WorS nao Se neS vide
Al ars. . Ss g. Mq.se ~ sworn inspector. appointed
H.. p z sssssdT q *. Ss
foi s ;s Sssras .s and s''
as 70 20 % a G Fnn qs Army
Depry Suarterrnasier Genera, U. s A.
DRoPosAIs -zEALED PRoPusAI Will, RE RE-
y .s p e u on Menfr sps , = r. oos
nshng 70 the undersigned with view Of purchasing fer
900 SADDLE HORSES,
10 be free from all defects To be between (6) nne
years old, and srop spps iss9 cn,ibsn ssnsi s,sn
All animals snsmitted will subjected thorough er
am nation and iospeec1e BY suy srhorsed agent :. the
srs win b Ssr ,he 70
sh animals viii Jake place at the smo Of awarding the
The gcverpment reserves the right rescs al bids deem
PROM ss viii be rec-ved for the whole or any par, o the
above number Of Horses and they will be By
ss .ssarg afo or q le % fstifa x
Delivery to commence within (e) "n days after the signing
Proposais will be endorsed
and TR Gr ssspyo5s o III MopoEs
tant United States Army. IL Mercer street.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL
The 2tn day of June fr The purchase c what Hides and
Of at Washington and which not already contracted
Bds must state the price pound FOR green salted
Hides, and the pce per pousd for rough Tallow. -
and Talow whenever the goSernmeni may require.
Bids directed 70 Msi9r or \. BesSNith g; s., U. O. A.
No bid win be entertained unless the bidder s present.
Companies bidding viii stale namo Of each member Of
sths arm.
The New York herald., 1862-06-09
THE FIREAIEN.

ATA SPECIAL MEETING OF MECHANIC HOOK AND
~ Ladder Company No. Z, held at the Truck House
Saturday evening June S2 for the purpose of adopting
for paying tribute OF respect to the memory of
Of old and bonored member Colonel John Lafay
Rifer who tel noby at the battle of Fair Oaks Va
May 81 1867 the following preamble and resolutions
unan imousy adopted
Whereas In the death Of late brother member, Colo
mel j. Lafayette Riker this company lost Of
useful members who has endelred himself BY
his universal Kindness, his sterling qualities man.
his noble devotion = fireman, soldier and patriot,
Resolved, That while bow Ia submission TO the Divine
will we should he adnonshed that IN the midst OF life
In death.
Resolved, That tender TO the family Of deceased
brother heartfelt sympathy for the sad and
bereavement they Called upon T. endure Tempered
ever with consolation that he noby did HIS duty
patriot them that this their grief grief
their loss is loss.
Resolved, That token Of to his memsry the
Truck House b. draped and the merhcrs
badge mourning for thirty days. company attend
the funeral in body and that Of the above resou
published the New York Herald sunday Mercury
Adopted. GEO. w. THOMPSON,l
MA. H. SHEFFIELD, Committee.
The New York herald., 1862-06-09

III, KINDS OF FURNITURE MATTRESSES, BED.
"A ding. Looking Classes, below auction prices war
tnted and delivered ff at g. W sNEDEN - 2s Bowery
between stanton and Houston streets Call nonev
Note the number. Rosewoud Paros s~iA
The New York herald., 1862-06-09

A MANUFACTURER OF FIRST CLASS CABINET
Il Fsrnitnre would exchange some OF the same with
rcaat tailor, marble dealer for set OF grave stones.
for q carriage and hagpess Address Furniture Nadsos
u aare Post Office, Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-06-09
SUMMER RESORTS.

(yROwEN HOUSE, HASTINGS, ON THE HUDSON,
~ hours ride from city, anu hse minutfs Walk
from the depot-A few Rooms on nrst and second
floors The of given and required
The New York herald., 1862-06-09

BOARDING AND LODGING.

NEATLY FURNISHED BEDROOM, ON FIRST
"A oor let 10 single gentleman, with without par
al Board family small; no children. Apply at "a Wayne
street, Jersey City.
The New York herald., 1862-06-09

A BEDROOM SUIT OF ENAMELLED FURNITURE
"a ia all coIors, OF warranted manuacure; also SOLID
cheanut Chamber Suits, plain aud ornamental, at IT, r.
FARRINGTox g. 96S Canal street, opposite Wooster Essab
sued In ls4S
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8 & eNM ~ %, 10. =.
c.
E'1iHA4Mh.AaaFIARaUE. Mh.AaaFI
Eb,rnr 4 tsn...
EDlTo. Z i'Hofall7,.:.

itsa1d-DoAars ofsaii issu4 $ Ill ~ y....
tFalle aes4all panishIilps Il ii.p ,ea,sl y;;;sy
and that three ,thoesanll iiv.. i,,p,i,.,,
dollars slall',be raee:Y;lfl. for. parish
notes Of lAs.vnar 1sGl.
Rfsp7ard tl,at ll,n Isras,,r.r sI.all =.
ceiv5 q. ,tdinrtisaaioiii Tor iss,:i.,e sail
notes aa,rl ne txtiH NJ ,fi.ty imposed Me-,
f'v tllik arSfii,ancGtl ;Hn,l by lie 81 .,,.
q II. p1ossy,'agsss gs:snet.. e this session
:Iltttts6lvr1l hai the pensions allowed III
Pauptas. salary to officers and per t'iitl
Of nieirrt,efsiof thissbelyr lfpS the prpstnl
year, Dc iAeli;led ,inasaia issue,
s .Rasol.nd tl;it. the ,i,asisi, drafts issued
in ls60sdjraffior sIslIall be redeem
able ouf ct The taxes dalS6O and those
issard i'm 1861 Or subsequently thereto
shalt 'bc redovefable and payable out of
al1e taxes ni l56HisHte 7f9
> on nrotionf of O! MoIeat;
The Jury nstRbersa proceeded to draw
lots for the long and short term, which
was as follows;.af', .,i
aLong terin sa:s q. F. Bettevy
.',,otI.,l- J. - slaHs. Jyy. Bordelon
). J, up ,z.a'sa LEX. Branch
!. sitsro9 II SOL John O'Quin
Short term / saal fCaestin Moreau
ji,,l,1ya Z i .;:i.45 G!,Couvillion
: I. j, snS,sl 4. I. Il! III. N. Bordelon.
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1,LG9TrO.V. .roTlCE.

ii: 4.t:,llii.,l so:e.s OF the Corpora-
tiua of iir Town Of Mansura, are hereby
,,,,iiird that all Election will be held on
tho 10th July 1862, for the purpose OF
l.iccting an Alderman vice Simon Siess
resigned.
The polls to be kept open from 8
o'clock A. NJ. till 4 =. II. 49,.
J. C. DEsFOssEs,.
j. " Mayor.
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Jl|Nk 2s, 1862


{ ~ We have postponed until ne Il
week til, c nitinn Of oar. Tile helo,
Navi1laJohnsol,'s7lcttrE;;uuth battle Of
Shiloh. His narration is a gaod speci.
- - :. Ftsst rss-.s s'' "Trpro
clearly, tlasntly and without any sus..
cipions that this letters. will bal made
public. Our readers have already re-
eeived favorably the beginning Of tliat
correspondence and they will have short
ly tire complement oft, our space being
nearly ali taken by the Police jury
Proceedings.
The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1862-06-28
gua MATE OPHA.. vs., GEORGE FITCH.

IIoa =. y. cullnm made first e1,
;a,n.inaisiio, os { Ills case on the; 24sh in
.ta,.1. We Witnessed 1ihe, proceedings
,al'obsprved thai, thronghout the whole,
Def. left avery favorable impression
Ml.i, ;,l' present. The Coatrt admitted
him tnl;il ii, the sum Of $4,000.
The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1862-06-28
i NlNI FOR PUNCH.

Paul : wl,iskev is nearly out Great
trepilat:on a;not,g'the tn:,ssts abo''' =
corner If Main and Marks Savcus. s...
Is quite IL parsonage and daily harahgusa
a'ie thirsty crowd from his upper gallery.
The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1862-06-28
STATE OF 10 OUISiANtA, !
!" Parish Of AvoyeHes:
SEVENTH sUDictF,! District COURT.
c t.s,.L L.<;. i ar .I,sis..l.i

buGCrNNIUl VI DVSIIC JulCd n, uGctaSGu.
!: WHEREAs,. Adeline Bonnctre, Widow
Of the dtceasa9d, has Ged If the clerk Office
of said Court. d petition praying to be ap.
pointed admfnistti,tf7xi of 1the above entitled
succession, so3 .al r;et sns
New, therefore, all persons interested herein,
gre hereby potiied to qstov cause, if any they
have, within ten days. from the publication
hereof why the petitioners prayer should not
be- granted .iiefsf 4f,'aIts1i
joaClerk's Office Malifssilie,o this 2sth day of
Jnne, 1862. ss,o sa.i3 "a
.s....sa. .i.ia-orIa f., cQuyiLL1oN,
Clerk
The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1862-06-28
! Police Jury
sra'l,E 'oE LOUISIANA.
= !. n 49, fssstgi-Eti
e ttFfi irARIs,li or AvoYEt.i.Es:

ti't sa PARISH OF AvOYELLFS:
/ On this the 23d: day ofiJune A. ..
1862, the Poliet; Jury Of the Parisl, of
Avoyelles mef, according to notice Of the
president 1T tl,s Court House in the
-s..ti NJ II
IS The following named members having
presented itheii certificates of election
we're sHSorf, and took their seats Y
/ ward. francois Bs,tevy. '''. :
h2 Uelestin Mofeau
"a+aaJ Joseph D. Bordclon:
q T. Il: Branch.
S . John Dqain.
9 "''i tiresoire Couri!lion. :
7 "'.t;7 Hypolite H. Dordtlou =
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---uDs . &e-s@...>

week. .ila
I " --zSsDs -see- sGiz7->--
~ Some 'ef our friends have bsel,
lately visiting the H rad Quarters Of the
Governor OF the State, at Opelousas,
and report nothing Of any. Importance
trom that quarter. Only all has APP
pcarra to them. dull, dull, gloomy! :
Il .s.F!tI6 -<<S aA>-
! Pl<a':- Poi e. JuEY.-That Bi,dy in its
last session Of the 23d Instant PASSED
aon. very good laws. The financial sys-
TEN Of our Parish las been sd modified
and siinpl.ict as to expect tllat bene6.
cial results will derive from its working.
Some Of the old members have been
r..t',,.lied" to tile Jury. Mcssrs l.. X.
Branch and j. J. BDrd.lon. The new
Cohscript Fathers are men chat have al
r.aay eft in Council: they are their Pre-
s'dent. n H. G, Moreau; Messrs.' G..
CouviIlion, John O'Qnin, II. N. Borde-
Ion and +. Bettsvy. III.
Messrs J. L. aGenc:es aad T.. e.
Cocilranc have been retained, the former
>. T.eas-:.e III: ..t,;tcr as Cicrk.
All considered land, Of course, our
iti.uolc sc...' btiag inclu led as Parish
priuterl. thet Board and it'd officers will
,sov,' ID ua trae aud faithfil guardians
Il IL tbe interests pt !, Ialayh Wit Which
il. i,.y themselves so mitch Identified. !!
The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1862-06-28

fY rhc Proceeding of the Police
Jury of 23fl, Instant caunot all be un.
co,npassrd in one single number of our
paper. They. will be concluded next
( week 4 .s
The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1862-06-28

~ Detained in the Il s''Paf'sih parish Jail of Avoys
Aelles, The runaway negro man Geor-
ge- Washington Nln says he belongs to
James S. Hudson of Pointc Coupee.
isaaidl slave is a'gs.dl abogt 20 years, meas
auress s feet 6. ipchl.afs. speaks akk english only
and bears 10. .distin ctiYe marks.
The owneri s)herpby duly Eoottiinned to
claim his properly according to law.
s.Pa,ish Of Axoyelless May 31st 1862.
,..:s fs-.s DORA GUILLOT.
"a, ,...,,t, !; ;.-x,.s,,; sta. J-ILoR.
The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1862-06-28

The qualified voters Of the Corpora
tion, i,,.,nf ,of the Town aof Mssksill., are here
;ib, notified tha. IN Election will be held
on lie s;h July 1862, f'r the purpose
Of Eleeting an Alderman, vice 3. r.
Delavallat!e. resigned. es..,s.:.. ,':.
The polls, TO bc kept oPsh namnf naimnfl ?
,.;s;lesl ]. clock NJ: tillY FEN, i s aa..sl
n, IS. .lIs nj Ill Ws ". .WtAiDDlLT., !
5 5l~ bat lsI h.Sd q A!istta islttayor44 : I !
..... 3,fe a .j.t d i-.ssts,e3 q ssIiE asf
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~ - = 3lN 0.sII ! sgj!e
sessnsa he ssaWag slFso H. ADAMs e As?ys Who
says he Belongs to W. ". WALKER of Cross
Bayou, rensas Parish h4fi Said s:aVd slave is aged
q years. >,
= Thet owner is hereby duly notified to claim
his proper according to law.
/ :. Parish Of Ayoyeles. June 18th 1862.
DORA GUILLOI.
~ ,g6 ~ !ftas@ssta|1 JArLoE
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Detained in the Parish Jail of Avoy-
elles, the runaway negro man BARNET
who says he-belongs-to w. w. WALKER
of CrosaR aRiyep 4'eases Parish. Said slava
is aged about 40 years, has bald head
and speaks English only.
IL The1ownerum hereby duly uotifed to
claim his + property according TO law.
Parish Of Avoy1ealles June 14th 1862.
@.n,s 'ti5 = fi''rt5fD fDDRAGUILLOT
3 3; ftsitiit III 81 :sisfEsf JAILOR.
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9ss ,-is T G. Couvillion, !.
chairman. -
~ Art.s22.-On melton. Of G.. CouWilliol.;
! Resolved, That the above account be ac-
.ceptoa and. paia,i,. .! ~. .'h st.s g .
Art. 23-On motion Of john O'Qnin:
The report o5f the committee ID examine
the cath; Article was read and accepted
and the said GATH Article was read a
seconds Zine and accepted I-r2to wit: III
Art. .24.-Resolved, That the Parish
Treasurer be required i to issue P Parish
notes to an amount not exceeding five
thousand Ave ihundred Dollars for che
purpose Of redeening all warrants and
accounts issued, approved and allowed
up to this date. sae alfa
y Belt further resolved that Said notes
shall he issued, signed and registered 4 Il
the same mapney. and form as is direc ted
in article %. of the proceedings Of slils
Bady at this session. Il
Besit further resolved that two Thou
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Z. stt. si 81 III 35a Al. 81 s.-- o. :. ;,
Estaeeot WILSON G. RoaAa.r. dese;lscd.
..e.oa NOIIGE. --.. ID ,aoi

All persons holding claia.sssainst the
above estate are notified to present the
sanaetot the E1ecistafs at Evergreen, pro;
& perlys ssror,, y, and slf 3lose indebted te
said estate ars,informedlthat prompt set
tlemen. 1.nust BE snadeadr slsei legal 1nsa-
sures viii be rssarted to te enforce pay
sncnt1as 81 zast 10
= - 80 II. " s.vL. TAYLOR,
A.tYs ofExecutnrs.
june 2ls.. 1862.
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A., Del aimed in the Parish Jail Of Avoyelles
~ the runaway negro man, PHIL who says
II he belongs to Wv. WALKER OF
Cross Bayou .Tensas Parish, he is 81 years
old, and the 50 finger Of his right hand is
stiff s'@~astiI
s.,Ihe owner is hereby duly notified to claim,
the property. according to law.
Parish 81 Ayoytfles, u 6ne l4tt s62.
ii;s5l i .:a y, + A. :D0RA GUILLOT.
;. JAILLoE.
The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1862-06-28

Dytained in the, Parish Jail Of Avoy-
.elles, the srunaway negro, women MARY,
who sayaahe belongs tow. w. WALKgR
of Cross Bayou, Tensas Parish. Said
'slaveis agadabout 42 years old. sAs Las
along WITH her, her three young children.
= = ;s;;;Fsl;+:: !. ''Ds' 20 =.
Robert, u5
i .,i.l Laiza. girl year
The owner is hereby duly notified to
claim Ills property according to lay.
Parishuf Avoyelles June l4th 1862.
III poRA eulLLon' I.,1'oa
=, Taesained ID, the Parish Jail Of Avoye Hes;
:. - .lJthc ,rlnas nc Sro women JuLlENNE
q w,,o 1ssa ssays sIe belongs To ". W. WALKER o.
CTass BS,3oa.' fehsas Parish. Said slave 10
agtd about g years SIZE has along with her.
bss four children. nanntiy:'
q g.49, EDvINssa q boy Z years old
IL. * JOHN - s
al q ARTHUR 4
ELLIS
The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1862-06-28

TIE Jury met accofuihg 10 fasD0ut1l-
ment. s.Ia.;
- Same members present.
Hon. Celestiu Moreau in the chair. Y. y
On motion Of ], K. Branch, athe mi-
nutes were ordered to be read.ill .Ga
t. K. Branch moved the reconsidera-
tioh Of the vote on the 18th. Article
passed yesterday and Gressire CoavAs
lion called for the yeas and nays; yeas,
r. Bettevy, l.. L, Branch and j. O'Quin
s3: .naYs, J.J. Bordslon. Gr6goire Couvil-
lion and II. N. Bordelont 3; the chair vo.
ting yea, the resolution srvas carried and
the iath. Article repealed
The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1862-06-28

nEThI n Ed III the Parish jail Of Ayoy.
IL elles, the runaway negro man LEWIS
who SAYS he belongs to w. w. WALKER
Of Cross Bayou, Tensas Parish. Said sia7e
is aged % years. -.
The owner is hereby duly notified to claim
his property according to law.
Parish Of Avoyellcs, June 18th 1862.
{ - " DORA GUILLOT.
:. fa5H s'ss f6s s'i 'sts's JAILLoR. -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-08

Captain Noreau Company-New HAvcn Ky.
2sth Regiment-Col- Baker-lst cavalry
Ironton, Missouri
Forty 9Th Reginent-Colonel Carter-3d
cavalry-W ashington City.
Ira Harris's four companies OF Indiana cavalry
are at Munson's Hill. Virginia-Postofice sd-
dress, Washington City
ARTILLERY.
Captain Rabbs Battery, Missouri
Captain Frybarger's Battery. Missouri.
Captain klaus's Battery. Missouri.
Captain StuIms Battery-Henderson. Ky.
Captain Bush's Battery-Louisville. Ky.
Captain Simonson's Battery. Louisville. Ky.
Captain Behr's Battery, Calhoun. Ky.
Captain Harris's Battery, Louisville, Ky
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-08


ton.
Paymaster's Clerks 800 per annum, and IS
ceuts per day when actually on duty.
Chaplain in volunteers $l46 So
In addition to the pay above stated, one "a
ton per day and an abunaant supply of good
clothing is allowed to every soldier. Quarters.
fuel and medical attendance are always provided
by the Government without deduction from the
soldiers pay. Ifa soldier should become disabled
in the line Of his duties. the law provides for m
pension. or he may, if be prefer il. obtain ad
mission into the Military Asylum, which will
afford him a comfortable home so long as he nav
wish TO receive its benefits.
To the above pay for private soldiers must be
added the additional 81 month TO be paid du-
ring service, the 500 bounty at the end Of the
war. which has already been provided for, and
the quarter section of land that Congress will
provide for at it coming session. The bounty
and land apply TO officers and privates alike.