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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-17
DIR. MARSHALES HEADACH
AND
CATAEgEgEs SNUFF.

'NHlS Snuff has thoroughly proved itself to be @ ".
article ever known for curing the CA7ARRA, wy -.
THE HEAD, and the HEADACHE. 1t has been iolll J.
excellent remedy in many cases Of SORE EYES p.A
NESS has been removed by it, and HEARING mas v'@'
been greatly improved by its use. II purseS ol ." .
structions, strengthens the Glands and gives ls'-
action to the parts affected 1t is recommended 0i -
OF the best physicians aud is used with great success g.
satisfac tion everywhere.
MoIe than twenty five years experience has pr,
its great value and at this nent itstandshis-' ~
ever before -
large number of the most espectable pTasE,.
Boston and New York. in a GER i6cate signed Oy '-'-
1854 say:
" The undersigned, having or many years va. RI
quainted with DR.. MARsHALL's CATARRH AND mr.,
SNUFF, and sold it in our wi o sale trade, ca.. ~
state, that we believe it To be elu ineyeFy res .
recommendation given of 1t foi he cure Of .a.t a
Affections, and that is decid lily ne best ares
ever known for all the comm diseases OF the nS''
BE are Of Couuterfehs! .a.,
fac smile of the signatu re Of the tn,,:
CHARLES BOWEN, is c: ever, bottle SOL " ''
SITS everywhere. ?5l 'Alo' ~
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nt.. af s.vcrtisinz in DaiIT.

l.sai as~ersi-~.asnt- sgty cents r-r rsusse each
uerftirr. -
s.si.fse,,,-y s~rsnxv-ne-s- taAfe <:th seo-~ ~ao
sst. 20 advertise ~ tnc year, eIfh re VHEitSe ~
chasing - pleasure. Ye.fiy aav,fussfs, n""esei'
- = conaned strictly g. theif fc-uiar pe $500,
al aca1 f-gy gHsfffc'fs -,
Af.srt.- -sinent. 4. the sp~cisi noir~ eoiu-n" VII
- charged Two prizes.
,se~rs.-sus-sis k~pt con-s.rsly o. IN in-sa~. a
u~ice AMI = haf. -.
ga.Ines. noslces published IN she local eolGHns, oi
In Iises o. under Will be chAfstf y each insertion
a. n over ten lines. ten cents r~r liit- -
Advertisements cent ia ior 10 kPecinea AAe' Wal
IL if.sried three months, unless ordered oai- -
A. alteration q Standing advert ser'i. - siii
.sssssnt te a renewal % the ssne. unless "1er~isr
.gresd upon ~ eentrsct.
an vii Re char red lfa for each nsn,ein The DAILY
- ~ 90 IN The Ia y ami weekly, afses1ys ." at
f.Tqlf
80 lratu4t.4- advertisements whAtr<sf- :.
i.nars~s VII - made for inserting the notiees ot
a. f.r,,efs s.clrtIss o. Assoc stions a. foous;
Rr each notice net exceeding lines - cents 'sr
.. b insertion. over 81 <ht une~ a tnir sAte-
A.ronrcIn~ deaths with furcrai noticc afisehrd.
u without notice. frce.
Notices q Festivals. Picrlcs and kkcfsiois gotten
D iy Individuals CT associHffnris, or ~ eh1t"F-'
= regular prices. -
Legal aiverli seu.ehfs Inserted Al the eApete =.
attnsnsys ordering. aIi psyrssas not u te del%ye
OF the legal proceriipgs. but CO.. sispie ~ 'h'
i,a. Publisher ust accountable Pr the seenia.s ~
49, advertisements h~s ond The amount eharsea 'o'
Their pubhsstion
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Fancs Dielng and ScoursnS Lstoh
fitimrnf.
yXrHrTF CRArE ASD cAkiIhKRE kiIAWLs,
w fH a. Wsofer Dresses. aise. oentieuep''
C.otbs Cleaned Al Coersi - rpss chemical pro-
asa. o. ioEk tke nee.
y shssA street bsisesa tbe eanai and eth slfeel-
sarsr ssore oesupied - the ia shcp. iapsosmNis
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HOTELS.
st. Nicholas Hotel,
Broadway, New NOrL
FIoard Reduced % s. ~ dagf

Since the vpenius u .his va, aaa eoiasuodicas
Hotel In 1874 itha' hcsn te single eadeavor n The
rsp-lc,ors 70 make 3, iae mo.s sumpmou, con
vcnieni aal eo.afs,a'le home ~ ~ ciusso ass
stranger on this side the atisuue
And whssever has s-crne.i likely T. admlnls,er 10
he oofaiori of rs guest, aey have snseascred
without regard 20 cost, ployiss. ans 10 oomtine
AL ihc eismenis = lraisiauai aie .ooal eftoymsn,
which modern aft ha. .aseniel. aua ne3crn iaste
approved and she pairenavr ~tish q ias eoriaan
ed DURING ~ past ~ year. 8. gratifying proof
ths, Their Efforts have been appreciated.
To meet thr ssiSeneies oftss uu,e-. -h~n an are
require 90 practice ibc me.i rlsi economy. ihs
under.lensa
nayc Reduced the Price oi Hoard to
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
.s,s- s.me ans atAuas a5a. fAs iusuris. vim
~ = ..lr fsbie tas tiihssis h-,n .rppass
rnsADWfls. wnurcows a co.
~ Yo,s seit :. ls0 aa,o.
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UNDERTAKER
SCHOOL NOTICE.

DERsONS desiring situations as
i Tssfhsrs n a. Pabac Schools IN ne els -
Tfrre -Nslff 'hr 1usalnr fan sat y .atf, are fr.
4uesie.s o. lia4r usif arfiifstinn 81 ~fitieE. ~
rafIra tl.ri aii ~ 81. s.l-aa'a. "A hIs Beck
r ..s frIa irsf
s.-ia ~ c. r NOnlI
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DIRECTORS

DIRECTORS
HON r. n. wASHBURNE.
Member Of Congress finn lliirci
J. WILSON SiIAFFER,
Clerk Ciicui. Court. s;srhcn.cn Cc.. III.
WM. = GRAY.
Treasurer of ofsieph.nsou c., =
SMITH ID. ATKINS,
states attorney. itih .jelleiai cireaii
CAARLES DEERE.
i..s Nsta'.riurer. Ieiine. ~
JOHN =. JOINS.
saaunec,oun. H.
HIRAM BRIGHT.
.Lx-Ma,or Of Treeport, ia.aois.
CHAS. J.. CURRlER.
ua1sswI.ssr.
J.F. ANKENY. VI. -.
ncn Der q Legislature - 3D.
+ ORMSBEE.
Judge of srghensoa COUNTY Court.
". u. VAN Epr>.
Pr.s'i 4 -ta.c sg soeiffy 81 iinei-.
81, ,HATl sCHAEFFfN
Au,ffes A. Law. sai-r'. 81
OFFICEASs
WILSON shAFFER rnst
SMITH u. ATKINS, Y ce Pies'L
WM >. GRAY, Treasures.
7. OkMSBEE. Secretary.
Il. ). FORREST.
Agent for T.rre Hsuie, ind
aurisi2m
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Tie Weekly Express

sablishea ssery "Wednesday. At si 20 per anfuni
.dgauce.
Ss-vo paper ssnt Without the money. nor eoniinu-
A lon.fr time han paid Tor
ssatcs oG Advertising iu WechiB,
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INSURANCE
10000 DoIIaS.

Total Liabilities Of thss Company for Losses
. $500. e- rcr-~ofu repor, by Tho Secretary.
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Ayers Ague Cure,


fOR THE SPEEDY cURF oY
i-.si.-il..u; Fcvcr, or Fever AID Ague. Renist<
ipevcr. Chr W. '~rfnh Avrs. Periodical Head
ac... ~ l....-s-s ileaasehe. and bl...os.s fe-
Yefs. indeed Tor the whole class q dis-
men., caused ~ the MAlAraef
NiasmatiC Countries.
Nc are enabled here 20 ofcr the oouls4lI.lly Q
remedy which. while u cures the above Complaints
With certainty. Il SIN perfectly harmless In any
quantity. such remedy is Invaluable Ia disfric,s
where these aniictng disorders prevail This cure.
expels tho miasmatc poison of fcvcr and Agus ron
the system, aud prevents the development q the
dsease, n taken on The nfsi approach OF iis premoo
ory -ylnpiotns. II IA not only the best remedy
vet discovered for this class Of complaints bui a.o
fhe cheapest. The large quantity supply for
dollar irngr itNlthin the reach 81 everybody, and
ia billions districts. who're Power and Asns pru, Ala
erars iiy should have II and u fr.oiy both
cate and Ifutectl~.. great superiority 81 tbs
ftdy over nny ether ever discoflerf e. 80 sft>
sI,a certain VI lutermittents IL that a. ee1.
4lls no Quinirc mineral, consequently 10 prpiu-
G - no gusuism other Injurious e1ccfs vhafevva
uoon ihe constitution. Tfose cured BY u ars len -
n ,aithy ~ n they had never had the disesse.
Fcsrr aud Acue a. not alone tie consrqurDc~ 20 the
lAsniaflc lossa great variety of disorders arise
from - irritation, among which are
Neuralgia Rieur,a.isia, Goat, Haadaeha. Bindns-.
Iooihschc, Earache, Catarrah. Asthma, ps'gi
tatiou. Painsnl Affection n the splcen. Hys
trrlcs Pain in the Bowels. .Co'ic. Paralysis
and Dcrangcmcnt of thS stomach,
All a. which. when originating in this cause, put
tao Intermittent sgpe, OF become periodical. Ths
.Currn expcls the poison from the blood. and con-
4urntly them all alike. II A. iDsaiusbis
Protection O. Immigrants aud persons travelling 90
tinporariy residing in The maiar'ons distriets. n
fl olcasionsiiy or daily while exposed 90 tho iu-
f.finn, that VIII be cxcrecd frum the system, and
clnn0f accumulate in safiicieui quantity O. rsI-n
iai1 aisosse. Hence IL is even more valuable &c
o. lection than cure, and few vii sufer nom
- snitients n they avail Themselves ~ the PRO
son TIA. remedy aloris
es- rrerasea IL paIc AyHRs CO,
Lowell, Massachusetts,.
aI. oar remedies for ss'o - J. v. CrsrxsaAn
p a. DosSsI1Y, and ~ all Druggists in I'm.
ulutf.
Wholesale by AiIsEs Co, CsncinnstL
iUni a1eoln-weo~
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"a Il : 7 R "A. G II

OF f1o FIFTEENTH SElfl-AGgJAL S7i1E-
hK.g1 - tie condition a tlo HoAk [ASL-
RdNIE COkYlNl. of ne CHg oT Aslo York.
IN ~ IL frp ~ JnsrrV lsei
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Trws OF ubscrIption.

~ l. .t.r,r, -------- 49,. - ~
- ss1 Ills. la fsal,ee - - -
Deii, .aie el1~ ,scribsrs Al 10 oerfs Per week.
kia-i -ioopies. cents.
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Buu Tickets cia Pitts
burg.

FREIGHTS
GRs tbs Roais Freights of Ell dsscript'ons can he
fore ar!ss frorn Fhiiaielphis. Ncw Yoft. Estor or
Raiti .aorc. sny Per, the Railfessis - Chio
Kssf1fky ir' ana iiircls. Wisconsin. iru- e. NIs
sonrI ~ kaifcai tifect
ne f-rnsyieania kaiircai also connects ~ rsifs
burrh with Steamers, - ~fifh Goeis Csr ic for
-s~asa % arr purf ihe Otio. Nrsk rrrt1. kea
,nrev grunasss. C1ruherisl.t. ais fns.Issirrrf
Wiseos.sia Missouri. Kansas. Arkansas and Re- Nv
s~s. n-f AZ Cis<eisnf. Ssrfn<ky ard Cti1sTo ~ffh
stearners a. al rurf<ea taa SoEtk- Nrsfrrr fatfs
Merchants sna sArfsfs etfra~sir- 80 'ransrasfa.
tou a. heir Freight d his Company. fsig -
60 asenee - 81 sg,erty trAp<t-
TIgH RArrS oF FkFlslfr 81 aay p,aa Ia so
west ~ he ptnusyltenis Rklrosi are 81 IN tnse.
a. f.vefshis arr eherFra - athes kailroaa C.rr
par1es.
~ partisaisr - u.fs rseksses '',i. pss~sssssss.
RArsasa-"
~ sNEKDER. rhilaasffAis
NkaRkv a CooNs. ~ Nefth a. nsltnars.
i.kECH GO. Ne Asfor Hasl-e. ~. 1 Ssath
" Ei.ara -. res NoFh
lKHCA 4 CO. - state a.. heisn.
III n. uou<TON. Gfnersi Frsieht Axsssa. fhla-
ESssu lFWtS tienarsl Sup't. kiiz.rns. i.es.n.
4. y HoUrT, ccaersi i'ste' aerrf ftllsselYhia
as1ssW
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH:

cETr s-roar aorsr, FoeEE-s sTEErr.
RFv J BROWN. PAaos.
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,sr CONGREGATIONAL cHuRcrI'

ooExrE o. era AID clTEKki srxErrs,
REV. l. AEEOTr. PAsso..
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AsBrRY cmArrL, VI. 4. CHURcH:

eoE~rs ~ r1csra asp rori-AE SHIFTS,
a. n. BOYD. P,sroE.
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Wov\s VNASe q CAovNN.
we MOOD VMs

are tho most active and thorough pills
that have ever been introduced.
They act so directly upon the Liver,
exciting that organ 10 such an extent as
that tho system does not relapse into It's
former condition, which i too apt TO be
the case with simply a purgative pill.
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) a Z Il
Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla

he nost o1ectaa remedy which the medical air. a
Our tines devise tor this even here prevailing
aid fatal mAsacy. II combined TRIM the uost sctise
refacdals that lave been discovered for ths expor
CATION of tbs fou disorder from the tlood, and uhs
fescue Of the system from il destructive
o.scisccs Hcr.ce should be employed for The
only Scrofcla, bat also those other Enectloc1
which arise from Il. such
Trurtiye aud skin Diseases, ~. Anthony. Fire.
Rose. OF frysipeias, nmples. Pustnles. kotoh-
e.. Blaius and Hollis. Tunors, letter and Sal;
Rleum, Scald Head, Riugworm, Rheu-
raausm. syphilitlo and Nercurel
Diseases, Dropsy, leepcp-s.
Debility. and, irfert. al
Complaints arising nom
viuaset or inpcre
Mood.
The lr0p4lsi lsiti l IL .uriy oi the bioo;s' a.
founded truth Tor scrofula s degeneration 81 tie
blood. The particular purpose and virtue Of tie
sArsapara = 10 purify and regerefaie thls vital e.
e. without which sound health i impo<<bis IN
-.
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FOR SALE BY

? y. Io.'S,sKul, Tsg' H,si'
Wy 4. Snf-fY. Ncs tlcShenl
FETFR HuSkIfK. Certfevile,
knf ~ prarrisfs ard Merchants renei ally
throlrhclit ths trhted sfatcs and CArsiss.
ltns1ef
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ft onersa lo sale IN tbs market, embracing even
variety q
MEMS, MONEYS AND CHIIDREN'S
WEAR
saitsiis lof sp-ing A sammer trade. which ~
seHs Nbo.ssl' o. rriail - tho
Lotcu Var Paric Pr,ees FOR Cesl,
". especially call fhr Attention q CoLr'ry Msr
chants and Dealer ~ cur lsEEe 4rd vel seiecfet
slock o. boots sboe. e. orf f.eiiitie. 81 tayng
sasblss u. % seli, AZ fhoicsaie, fs io~ OF lu~.r
taa any markrf west Of Nss York.
oar stocs has been carefully selec'ef - t.e noe,
reliable Eastern Manafactories. viz aspe-c view
70 supply satisfactorily Tie wAnts q Colaug p~si
era
or arrangements are soch -Esble a.
keep cur assortment constantly complete. snf
Conuiry Merchants vii nnf 10 dificuity IN ss'so-
ing 81 4ssortmeni,
USEQUAIFD IL QUALITY OR PRICE,.
hy any house this side Of New Yors. We have slss
or hand large as-ortus~nt -four own manufacturers
made ia shop - The best workman and of tho
bssi material Which we vii warrant IN every rec
pecf.
fwofk that may b. called tor IN our line ca shrtesl
nofioo ard q the most fashiousbls style.
Nendins done in The bet style aud ca shor
notice.
coansry Merchants ard all othsr. desiring Boos.
anf Shoes will Ind t 70 their intercsts 20 give
cai md erausins stock and prices. ss are De
isrsned 20 sell goods a. lor a. any house 10 Tic
-iiy. even lower.
ID NOT FORGRT THE PLACE
s.o.n.-.-ci-i Rev. No. ie7 wsbash 81 bet~~<n
fu4 ia. Ierrs Haute. Indiana.
q. n. DECK e. 90.
aeon ES0IFs poav~0.
.sy q h:c. -, =. 'egsr,ss sr .r,iSs : ., 2,
ws.ls .fs.i snt 81 asis .at eat4a ~ and ptsess.
Oet Ia
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2i.0 900 Sold Daring the Year 1853,

Re.ax roIt...f rnE vi1uEn ..sd "A the '.sns
- - suf afh-- ssrirs haclitt fanA.-. tsrsrs IN
at rFrNfrr
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EPISCOPAL CHURCH:

Dzvsr srsverz w,n Be Asia 10 tn ssliarIei
Churches ucekfy-
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH:
BALDWIN PREsByT'R'N cHIRcn

foa>EH ~ TiFIa And ONO sfHeffs,
REV -- PksfoA-
Nornfnx service. ......-.....lt p. =.
sunday school. t.-.-......te p "
Evening service. -.........t > ?. ~
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ORDONNANCE

Pour poURvolRA UNE EMISSION DE pErrTs BILLErs
Au NOM DE LA CoRpoRATEoN DU GRAND CorEAU.2
Art. I. La Corporation du Grand Coteau ordonne:
Art II. Que lie President ct le Gretier de Ia Cor
poraton susdte soent ct par le present son autori
ses a emettre au nom de Ia Corporation du Grand
Coteau, des biIiets des denominations s1ivantes sa
vor: CINo, DIX, vINGT.cIsQ, CINaUANTE CENTS ct
UNE plastic, pour un moatant de trois cents pias-
tres de chaeune de ces denominations, forlnant un
montant total de qunze cents piastres Que ces bill
lets seront fats payables au porteur, bureau du
Tresorier de adte Corporation, bilets des Etats
Confederes quand on presenera des billes de aiite
Corporation en- sommes de dix piasres on au-dessus
Art. III. Que lesdits bets devront etre immedia-
tement imprimes ct signas par lie President ct le
Grefier en- leur capacte ocele respective, ct pi.-
ces entire les mains du Tresorier susdt devra les
vendre au pair, ct qu gardera cette somme en- depot
part, pour are applquee spsciaiement au rembour-
sement de ces bilets ansi vendus ct mis- en- circusa
ton. -4 80 sta5J.t a@.s. ~
Art. ". Que lie Tresorier de ladite Corporation
feurnira un cautionnemant de mile cnq cents pias-
tres pour garantirca fdele execution de son deNoir
conformement Ia presente Ordounance. 4
Art. v. Que la presente 0rdennance aura force
de loi a dater de So passaton. ri,4..sf 80. at.
Ordonne lie 81, Janvierz 1862. .f s..3t ,>ia-
HENRY S., DUNBAR, President. 80
JOHN F, SMITH, Gretier, za.G
Z S.. I22 f8v.-12--5t
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Les journaux du Delaware s'occupent
dun bill pour Emancipation des esclaves,
avec une indemnite pour les proprietaires
Par ce bill, qui est maintenant devant la
Legislashre, tous les esclaves au-dessus de
IS ans seraient affranchis ct libres 80 jours
apres la PRONUNCIATION de Ia loi; les esclayes
au-dessous de Get age. seraient emancipes
aussit6t qu'ils pauraient atteint. Tous les
males nes apres la promulgation de la loi
resteraient esclayes jusqu'a Page de Il ans
ct les files jusqu'a Page de Is. Tout es-
claves serait aboli apres lie Ter janvier 1872
Ces clauses dependraient des dispositions du
Congress qui aurait a payer une INDEFINITE
de 100000 a PEtat du Delaware, ce gui
pour lie nombre d'esclaves constate par ie
recensement de 1860 etablit une indemnite
de $500 par tete. II nest point surprenant
que, pendant une guerre determination
falte par lie Nord aux proprietaires d'esclaVes
dams lie Sud, lie Delaware qui Sc trouve a la
gueule du loup, s'occupe d'afranchir les
stems Peutetre aussi le moment est-il
propre pour demander Rindemnite don't il
s'agit. lie. Nord magnanimement ou poll
tiquemeut pourrait bien l'accueilir. Ce pro-
jet. d'affranchissement n est du reste, nj une
nouveaute nj un. progress, c'est celui don't
Henry Clay entretint ses admirateurs du
Kentucky, il y quelque quinze ans.
- .. Abei1Ie.
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LES AssAssINs.-J 'aime voir-ecrit en-
1779, GEORGE WASHINGTON a Joseph Reed,
president de la Pennsylvania, que vous etes
bien dispose a chatter les aecapareurstet spe-
culateurs, ces assassins de notre cause: Ii est
regrettable que ehaque Etat ne les ait pas ira
ques CONNIE, les heaux de la societe ct les
plus grands enuemis de la prosperite de IA
meriqy. Plut a Dieu que quelques-uns des
Plus asssoces d'entre eux, eussent etc pendus
a une potence cinq fois plus haute que celle
quit1aat preparee pour Aman, II ny pas
de supplice .trop, cruel pour rhomme qui ba-
tit sa fortun sur les ruines de son pays:
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Ralliez-yOus! RalIieZ.yous!!

4 E, soussigne ayant etc autorise alever un Ba-
] ~ taillon d'Infanterie pour les Etats Confede-
res pour servir pendant la guerre, est maintenans
pref recevoTsles compagnies qui voudront bien
s'offrir. 1 y S2-
= On vera, en- Sc referant a la proclamation du
Gouverneur, en- date du IA Fevrier 1862, que cha
que yolontare recoit une bonnifeation de $50, en-
outre, les vetements, les arnnes, equpemente ct Ia
transportation sinsi qn'une Identification llberafs
de la part de notre Paroisse.
chaque 'compagnie consistera en- Capitalne,
Ter Lieutenant, second Lieutenants, fSergents,
Caporaux, etau moins 81 soldats fornant un to-
tade rs hommes, officers, us-oficiers ct sodats-
- t.-s.: sr, ALLEN THOMAS. 2
Paroisse st. Landry % Fevrier ls62.:-ou Oh "
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COMMANDMENTS A LA GHEsTERF1ELD.-
Nous prenons dun journal de Richmond Par
ticle suiyant: "a ~. @sy "a
Depuis quelque temps il norss est parvenu
bon no,nbre de plalntes faites par des miticiens
contre desioficiers qu'ils tronvent trop brefs,
trop durs dams leurs commandments. Com
me il importe beaucoup que les officers ne
soient pas detestes de ceux a qui lis conman-
dent, nous leur suggerons l'emploi des COM
mandemants extraits du manuel de lord Chesss
terfeEd. y
Per rO4iciey ',,'' Sc
10. Messieurs. veuillez sill vous p'ait me
prefer une oreille attentive
20. Ayez l'obligeance de tourner la tete
vers la droite ct tacher &c tenir vos regards
fixes sur le bouton de chemise de votre troi-
siee1ne yoisin de droite. ", = ~ 5
80. Obligez-m moi maintenant en- tournant
vos regards de ce cote.
4e. Permettez-moi de vous suggerer Pop
portunite de vous preparer porter a.lnes.
SO. Vous me confereriez une favour toute
.speciale en- voulant bien porter armes. ?, =r~
60. Condescendez maintenant vous pre-
parsr porter armes.
70. Maintenant messieurs, je vors serai
eternellement oblige de vouloir bien presen-
ter armes. as2 s y sS>sd ,a.s y
SO. Messieurs, appreciant votre grand me-
rite personnel, ct Ia haute position que vous
occupez dams lie monde, j'espere humblsment
ne pas abuser de votre obligeance ten vous
priant de reposer vos armes!e 'sa1oa - I
ao.s Permettez-,noi, pour terniner. de
vous prier instamment de rouloir bien por-
ter larme sur lepaule droite.. i sq@
10o. une derniere chose, Anessieurs.
Mettez lescomble yotre complaisance en-
consentant apres le laborieux travail que vous
,venez de faire, vous tourner droite. q
11o. Messieurss soldats, guerriers converts
de sang etIde poussiere, immortels heros, ST
vous ny objectez pas vous pouVez vous con-
siderer CONNIE debandes. Cependant je
items vous rappeler que 81 celia ne vous
contraint pas trop, vous aurez la bonte de
vous tenir prets- pour le proclaim exercice
don't vous serez prevenu par pappel du tam
bour, ete9, ETC., etc.
lie reste sc trouve dams le Traite de Ches.
terfeld .qui ma jamais existe5 ct par conse-
,quent ne. So trouve MULE part. lMais il
n'importe.
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AU COMBAT, JEUNES GEMS

Il E capitaine Aaron Prescott, Jr. ct les Lieuse-
AA nants Vim. Delean ct John G, Wartelle sont
activernent occupies organiser une compagnie
d'nfanterie pour lie ssrvice des Etats Confederes
lis esperent sincerement que lesieunes gems de
la Paroisse St. Landry repondront sans delai Get
appel, ct n'hesiteront pas s'enroler CONNIE vo.:
lontares avant d'etre force par tirase au sort,
Ceux qui voudront joindre cette compagnie pour
ront sadresser Pun lautre des officers, ou au
Juge Macdonald, a Opelousas, qui est autorise a
assermenter Her Mars 1862.
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plus de population noire a Nashville qua Ia
Nouvelle Orleans. Nous 'avons jamais oui
dire non plus quill fut question dams lie Ten
nessee dun projet emancipation semblable
a celui don't Went de s'occuper la Legisla-
ture du Delaware GU semblable celui don't
s'occuperent autrefois quelques politicians
du Kentucky; ct, dependant, il nous semble
que les habitants de Nashville n ont pas
montre assez de haine aux envahisseurs du
Nord, bien quils aient manifesto a leur ap-
proche beaucoup de repugnance ct surtout
d deffroi-AbeiWe t..
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-. TABLEAgx V!VANTs,
III BENEFICE DESa aVOLONTAIRES.

AU DEN ET Tue DEE, UIUN / HIKES.
n ES DANES DE WASHINGTON donnerons
-AA une representation de Tableaux Vivanss, pour
lie benefce des Volontaires, dams e local spacieux
de l'apcien Magasin de Dep6tsde la rue Water a
Washington, LIE ls MARS courant, (St. Joseph)
Prix d'entree, .,+,@ ~ !. so cents.
Enfans ct domestiques moitie prix. q ~v{
EB- zee local peut facilement admettre 500 per-
sonnes. Washington Ter mars 1862
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GvNous apprenons que lie Grand Coteau ct ses
alentours, assi que Gros Cheyreuil sont passable-
rnent epuises en- fait d'homnes capables d'aller a
Ia gaerfe. Ceux qui restent prennent soin des fa-
miles ndigentes jusqnan retour DIES chefs. Inn
d'eux, Ms DeValcoprt, don't reconome s'est ehrele,
lui paiera ses cages reguliers jasqa son retour.
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.AV Is.

FHSotS c-ux qui peuvent avor des sabres ou des
a pistolets appartenant la comragnie de ca7a-
ie1e dc Washington sont par le present avertis da
volr les 'deposera Ia Phasmacie de Messrs. Ldl-
Ailer u Bouchez Washington dams le plus br 4
deia possible, ss veucns eviter des frais ct du d.
ssgremebt
Par ordre du General Jno. G. Pratt.
JOHN REED.
Washington IL Mars 1862 15-st
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FpsDEz vns ecLoeHEs POUR FAlRE DIES csNoSs.-
Dams une proclamation du Gen. B Beauregard, nous
remarquons que &c heros Louisianais recommande
aux planteurs de la Vallee da Mississippi de de-
onter leurs cIoches ct de les enseyer au depot de
railroad le plus vpisin, sujets ses ordres, afn
qu'elles soent fondues. ct TRANSFORMERS en- canons
pour defendrs la patrie. Agissez promptement