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No ore Who Yjats pittsburg Lsnding has
pIgrimsyr 10 Shiloh Church, and to% have F,-
turned without bearing home with them piece
Of the church ss trophy.
Shiloh Church is now iu Tuius. Like The
Suu,hen Couisaerscf, it's backbone Tss seine
time since broken by the coDtiuAl abstraction Of
portions Of ;hs building The door frame had
been cut away, aud the logs had but little sup
poIt On las, Thu .sdsy Capt. Skunk and DE-.
Hslnlem yisi eI the church, and took Inch in it..
After the Doctor hsd finished, and while Capt.
Skunk WIS yet eating the doctor approached the
side Of tie house near the door, to speak to y
man on 'hc outside A gun was leaning against
the s;ds OF the house, OF the logs, IS it aseI
aard app sred, resting upon the point. While
speaking, he iuvUiuhLaIiaily took hold Of the
gun, aud, finding it was held by the logs, gave
II sudden RI, b07sing it from the logs, when
the whole building Toll with terrible crash The
10 .oT aud Capt, Shuik. with rare presence OF
mind. Jumped between the sleepeIs, wheie
tao lUmer alur had been removed, where they
were lusieJ, receiving = number OF bruises
The noise OF the falling huiliug drew quickly
= large crowd. who hastsned TO release the buried
neu Ifum lheT prison DR.. HAmien besrs bomt
with hiW ssYsu 6rUsse sId Capt. skunk, quit
nu,uhe:, including au ugly gash over his eye
| We have sr.Ii claph0sfjs aud spliD.tTs vi a.
siass slmusl, carried away from This church
! We sbs'i ROW expect 10 oes rusif1 ktgs bCrn'
bvHc by gathers ut felies.-EVsasY;lls jVuTDsi
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 81.

HEAD9UARTERS WI sTERS DEPARTMtNT.
COKINTH Aj.s May - tsG2 )
II HE GoneInl cJlamGudlsg the forces der 10 SAt
'Es attention % the Amy to ths DEn o. d.Gu,e
e,ldnct Il the fol owing .isd oc-rs Of Colonel J. >
Scouts Re gtInen. Of Louisiana CaVsi
Utp- [. ~ Keep company A O. p. W W LsAhs'
lo.uLHEy G Capt. john Rourh W. US, con ps-y -
Ca5s j Bsria ain, Co. T Captain feus.on Ca.nOnr
company G Cap sin Joha Usmpbs l. conptny ;
JzPi. A. Lsjaun-, com. any l. Capt. william i Ditto
. m2sny K.
lbese orrlsrs Ls7Ing without sEh7Ii y. aha doEsd
iAr.r com nan Is in he t-cs o. fbe eneny and pre-
seated themselves person ~ these fesdqusrtsis II
uFSor 10 ledge CON 3Rirt agsiust feer coniElSIo
sfesr nave besn promptly oTd,rs6 under EECrT'. and
-s-t u der Era 4 10 Brgadi-T GENERA forBvy, l0ui-
Uia.da < a. &0-ie, 70 BE- COndoe3 At o A"-gsI
Ihe SsensTfd cOT9uA A3oioE r-gre's thu - rCe 'Oi'
e. o. Strangely 10 contrast VIII m nany !sa'ri IA
r. og b-roic behavior OF shr gai-5t 20 ~hsh
Ley eng bl; & as u ProIsr % pnoiEh 10 ~" A.
= uoI 0r!, his csappTorz q surh ." j. usabo' "a
uatioa BAT Bs d5ts ruhgiaL g." Ns,lJ tGsH WIZ
r. rs rslrN Gue % oGIni'a 'asiDu
~ to1uz- 4 q Gen BFSuEt6sth
GEUi q . NN BBh ST.
A. ,Liyf - = 4.
a., GKG @. q AEAz.k
80 4. A. ttFu ~
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DREWR1'S : BLUFF AND IHE OBsrRUCTIOys-N
During the last twelve hours the James jsYrr
has been higher than il has ever been knosn 70
Je since lci7- The great storms hgse brorSht
lown deluge Of water from tlP InoUalsius'
and he lowlsnds are a lake Tie cpfrent mas
been of prOdigious strength sn7terTihe violence
Great appTshensiOns have ben entertained Tor
;hs bridges Of Richmond I'D The oosuueilons
At D.ewTy's Bluff We az happy to know that
ueitLer have been injIred in tue slightest de,
iat,yer il over. me 0bstTuctiOns were not
lGmsged. They are sOliily constructed, AMI
.arabl- Of residing any amount Of Hood, as
grll As every effort Of the enemy's boats Il IS
.eported tbs. one Of the Yankee vessels came
ap 10 the neighbO hood OF D1ewIJ's yesterday,
1rUbably 10 TeconnoiieT' (Ii 1t came at sii ana
after an exchange Of shots. made 0ti As wisoAs
/ came We bsye inquired into the truth Of
the rumor, but hsVs failed 10 obtain ceniifiGA
lion for it.-Richnond Examiner 1th.
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company Of infantry shal, consist of one hun
drsd and twenty tive, rank aud file; each conl-
pAny of field ar'i Try OF one hundred and iiiiy,
rank Sud file; and each Oi cavalry Oi eighty,
rank and 6Ie.
Sat. - BE Il iuithtr enacted, That all per
SONS subject to enrolment, who are not now IA
the service, under tie provisions OF this sci,
shsll be permitted, previous to such enrUl'ment
10 volunteer in companies non il the service.
Approved, April IL, 1862
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LEGyENWORTII, June 6-The Ksn.as State
Senate is engaged il ecurt ci Impeachment iB
tue case Of Gov. Robinson aud other Stats oti
c-Ts. SeYentT-twO Senators are present Ih,
time 50 far has b5su principally Oecupisd il
questions IN regard - the loyalty Of the eoaTi
But little interest is manifested IN the proceed
logs Gen Blunt has issued orders changing
the name Of Fort Wise to Fort Lyons
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PIkTr ~ P4>-I0N.-Tbs ReT. AmlaidSt
Seek. Of tue pioue World" denies sta. the IA.
nous Cummings has anything 10 do with that
evangelical cOHcern. But he cannot deny that
Cummings was the III ap midwife vi the World u
which was brought into existence by tue profits
derived nom potter aud white paulLlOous, led
be,Iiugs aud SHAW ba.s. showed Otf ffoDi hsid.
wa's store upon the iun5csnt goverument.~N
Y HsFald
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GENERAL ORDER N0. .--.

lDQuARTEEs Ia CO7PS ARxY or rGE)
hIsSI. Si1FL
CCHESlH bzy ID b iso2
ALL soldiers s5seLt from lie lst ArmF Corps J
PIKE. iou II urioEgh, or J5LeT"isf . % de 81 -
,lB.Tr a. hy.s Headquarters WITHIN tha "A ! ntiern
vs. i.su 1ls date All abs, ufets- " thoEt leave. al
aismpks ~ u - Eicioi y VII r-peE1 d CAPT J. lI
T. frnot ds o. =, tLs of6ge % Tius 60. IN As plls.
vain u seven dag, uo I iufLisl iAsul "!'a
trsEsp0rts iJ3 L sEt f!FG srereto
noe failing comply with a : d-T TIN tie pe
a. d ABOVE ves bed vii De lT.szsyd suI ;celt zs
q slTF-r-
81 stisT u - tie ~ :-osE.
uLGRsE NJ LfA&SON
"A 4. GsLe -.
-'' 81 StS siPFL
CoEisTH, MAY =jh ie5@
SpE CiaI OrdeFs No. 81.
ALI. i5aYslo' a53cnye ssaptsi 10 Cucs " NE q
l Il p Amy coTP', except n IN ihe desGG 81
tsrs Ere L. reby syoke sld al e-sots iIag ihsIa
,sGer-d % G- Al IEsis pset.Ee O-n5A lis!s i'm
Ii-t j..
b. order Q; Nal General T0iK
aEO. WILLIAM D.
.-vssyH- ,l-rrfnl
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A CENTENNARIAy. - Asson bsooks, E.q .
3ied n Fayeit- county, PennsylvHRia, Oh Jhe
18th uii a, III advanced age Of one huudsed
aud one y"srs and three months. Tie bad Tesii J.
sI Ia ihe country over seventy years, voted E1T
Gsuoggl "a aShipeinn tor President, and ii eVsfy
pfesilehlial elec ion since.
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NOTICE !

tFFI L o. MISSISSIPPI CEATE L lILR pad !
COMPANY,
HOLLY EPHSGa, Kay "a 1902 }
L X ooUs qnsacs of the Occupation Of New Orleans Gy
H. enemy. rJVi Gaunet lo fas1- Tor Obgat ol
~ a. company, psyzb.e a, tka. nj az lho s; pr9z
End thsEeaiisr 1berrf1ie hOideIE II such Ia9ti
h4rcly bo.id d 10 r. Ell he saas io- payment q
ths OH 81 "a vii be paid rrcn elaine 81
Ins urty u-lsss presented hsie Hlra d1e ana a. l-h
lesa ed
Bon sni Inf6 rsst coup maturing Enf ley hl7 y
New York NJ be paid ~ this Ufes hersi ttrs Instead
" = " Orleans.
BY order of be Pre- iden.
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"EXTRACT, Z"

HEAUQUaR RE STERN DEPARTMENT,
CCKNIH MIS-, Ny q 3. re-.
CeHcral Orders A0. 81.
TT Al. otfC . a1d ~ Asssl' fr5u isUir
% 1sts I.T ttH daFF, UItLOlt leave, sual te
d-otra n4, he rods gf tas ATmv. d Ice o1sdeTt Q
~ iezeIteEr su3 when arrested shGl - tI'si - &c
t.,rcin.ls Their names vi - Gs az 81 Il si
TAr r-ygsy sEe as fuCh-
Pv Command Cs Gen BE3 uHEG,ItD.
tSiyntdl Gk0E4L HA. bAhA J.
Ae-ug h'rf oi : e..
ltsr.. - GEO. q u4ENER
t,rnIr A. a CyruefAL
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A GENERAL SPINED.-The cause Of the death
of The Federal general. C.. +. Smith, is reported
i'll the ST, LOUIS Democrat "' to have been IS
follows:
For swo OF three nights te Was very much e1
posed in irOnt OF Fort DonelsuIi. 10 the Wind,
sissl asJ cold in arranging and prsps ing bis
troops, aud after she capitulaiion be was taken
With the fever aud agUs, which wesksned him
greatly BI. his spin. Was indomitabls. Upon
tue tirst symptom Of recovery be wss again IN
ths rsLJ While at PistsbuEg lsndins he jump
ed from . suubOst int yerI, aud ian a spike
into his leg, which penstrated shs bone and
caused sKtoliation. ErysipelAs iutervensd, aud
in nine days from the time Of sbe accident b.
died
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Rebellion iH the ESGPsbIic--- Tsy People
SHssStOHees fO sGSIIss--- OpestEsg Of the G'OSf-
gresE--- 1'hS FSrPsideHf's SteFcS.


BY the arrival from Port an Prince Of the
big Aytou at NV York, We have received our
HAyti files to May 10Th
The Hoaiiear HOytiea prints a long list Of
names Of persons from Causds, Kentucky, Viz
giniA, eoIgia, PenDsylVia. Connecticut, Achi
gSn Boston, Bsrmuda and New York, 70 whom
The President bad delivered papers o. natural
astiOn.
President Geffrsrd opened the session Of this
Hayt;en Congress on April 2lst, at eight o'clock
in the morning. The lega.e Of the pope. ths
representatives Of France and England, Spain
and other DatiOns were present The President
GefFrsrd delivered speech, in which ne con
graduated the COngIess on fhe general tran.
guilty Of the republic, ami ann0uuced the com
mutation Of the death sentence Of tho Coma YES
conspiTstoTs to imprisonment for life lie sad
that TO facilitate Immigration contract hs1
been made With f,gsign company 20 establish
\ line Of steamers connecting Port AT Prize
with Liverpool Jsmac;s aud New lO:k.
A mechanical college, ~ teach iiIs mechanical
trades Will soon be established 3, Post su Pence
President Ce5rsFd stated that il vas ihr CON
s,unt object Of the gOysTEmeD; 20 iOsteT sgTicul
tufs and education The president cf The lrgis-
ls.iys chamber replied in sn al1Ters Expressive
Of the cont ienee u the asolll5r olllrf fRdhs Rds5
Another revolt broke out in Tie Cages late in
ADril, headed ~ the O!d General SslOmun, oBe
of S0ulcquss isYorites. President Grtfiaid
disps'ched ,yoVpz alter III coUspifalVgs. The lat
ter receiving W sid tom the people Of h- dis
Iric.s through which they passed. The p.ssi-
deHt Issued circulars, giving 70 he people fall
accounts Of the rise, progress snl incidents Of
the revolt, aad Of lis downfall too. Ter ON the
J;h OF May SalomOn was captured, ~ioh his al
heisn.s while seeking 30 ssrtPs in diso7lerly
rout.
Al i,tsst f.te. H. ,.oui mn. az T,ypacb ,Dss
infsc'ed by the F-bell;rus spirit, aud sbe people
Of that district were allowed forty eight hours to
return to their allegiance. The people Of the
Ioysl provinces have ali been called ts take up
arms in defense OF the government aud for sup
prssBion Ol the rebellion. Al recslcitTsnts will
be treated A. traitors
The "NJu!teur Hay tier - ,he ,ficial journal,
is ih- ouly one containing any mention OF tbs
rebellion.
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C& pduch, ia his maternal adyic7, G6sefFed
Lat a jsDg EleT is s'mosi Alws5s riyhl u hen ,h7
,pd=avass ~ im,lSts her mother, b.. tie motlef
il pot qaaliy lgLt when at a certain pciiCd oi
lie she tii-s ali stsvGn 70 iAi'ais hsr dsughtef
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LAWgENCEBURG BANk NOTES.

4 S5I iags IuSITEII0I la 81 TT
81 the LsWreucsbugg Bank EL3 ali such Esues signed
~ J y. james a. PGesI1yni,A a2d james Gibson
~ Esls- yyl be promptly red ssd 81 lir will OF he
ic,der .1 C0nfedrFa'- Treasury te e. zTcss-d uPC1
he f.gs f each se.,d, uIcu sp!li,zi.gl 80 ins
csasifsg % ttis iusJituti0n.
lie T. " AYERY. Cashier.
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rHE ATTACK OF SATURDAY.

The attack on Saturday WAS made by the en-
emy on eur left wing and center. IL WAS sudS
den and IN oveI HhelmiDg LrmbErs The object
OF the enemy was to turn our left tank TiSs
fighting continued during the day, and our,
troops were forced behind the original liue OF de-
i:nse. Up 20 Saturday night the battle was in
favor of the rebels
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J.. Applications to; iwlough must be al.
dressed to commanding cficel~.
No di-cbsIEe y ill be g'sur ] except IL case o.
ubgsicsl disability, Ce,ii6ui by iurdcsl cticer.
uulfss a substitute be furnished iUT tb. Wal IN
conformity n ilh he regulations.
No resignation will be considered uir-s tor
,yaFded by commanding vf6ceTs, nor axe pstd
unless ton satisfactory gcasuUs stated
IL. Ali COMMUNICATIONS from pCrsUns lu The
service must b. Transmitted through The office 81
be aiptaut-g general, sud all communication.
from snbsrliuat.s must he duly forwarded
Though sheir commanding otliler, Il they viii
Bct be cOusdrTCd
hOTE.-AN communications ifOm crmp'
sheuld contain, in addition 10 ihe -pru,iicsiiVu'
of the regiment iLe uene vl ihe post elise Il
which answer sholid l,r ilesFed.
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G9c AImpsis 9ppeal,
Price Of subscription.

sIiy tin advance per snuuI,-
1ri-Wsskiy iln sdysncs) per Annnm---.------. G-oJ
n eeklg IN advarce) per anrnm- "
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THE BATTLES BEFORE RICHMOND.
FULL FEDERAL REPORTS.
Ob.rrss'ios. ~ BsHooHi.x.

From the army correspondence Of tue New
York Pres, We gather the following particulars
of the battles before Richmond, On the lst ana
u inst. OF course the reports are cOlored 10 s.
y orlheTn sentiment
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On sunday The battle vss Opsrsl by Ogr left
niog snd csuteY coum, the latter under General
U-iu; a!emsn. Ills orders were from ecu. Me-
Clelliu, to recover tbe lost ground al whatever
g,Js, OF lie, even it sTefy man peIlsbed. The
courageous 1Zbiirg ol cur troops on Sunday,
" len il shall have bsen detsilej, Nii sbuW
that sbs order of the commanding general Was
carried ,u, to the letter. Up 10 this writing,
our loss ID billed and wounded will lot Isll short
nf from three TO four Thousand men. Among
tbsse w have large number OF CthcefS killed.
The ifa Uf on: artillery Mss terrific Ia the ex-
treme At every discharge Of piece streets
uere moved 10 their ranks" The bravery Of
our troops, with few exceptions, nae u0suT-
nsssed Oue brigade Of Casey's division was
AZ exception During the Sight on Saturday
they became demorslised, and reireslel The
second brigade OF Gen. kesrney's division was
p!ecel under command Of the senior e0louek j.
| h. Il Ward, Of the thirsf eighth NeN York sud
uudvr ihst Fl :ef DID prOdigieS Of EalOT.
The railroad from this point to 1hs bsttls- field
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Art. u. FAR motion he G. Couvillion;
Efsoln. Que lc pix de 90 cents par
yarde cube SOFT fxt; CONNIE II maximum
dn prix d'adjndicat:on dies lcvtses du Ba-
you dts CLASSES ct de- l'Atclafa1ava. ct
~lorsqn'il aura DIES digurs II dts ruis.
quill soft fix6 a 25 cents.
Sur motion ed Gregoire Couvillion l.
.Juri s'est ajourne au Sc. Lundi do No
vembre proclaim.
G. MOREAU Jr.
President Police J.
Pour copie conforme:
E. L. COCHRANE,
Grrffer.
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r. 2aitan
JOURNAL OFFICIEL.
Marksville, Oct. ! 1862.


t-YNos Consents sent arrives success
sivtment au Camp Pratt sameai. Di-
manche ct Lundi drrnicrs. lie detache-
msnt sous les ordres du Lieut.. CARING
ton ne put rentrpr que Lundi. aprss av"ir
manque d. wires le long de la r"n'f.
L. Lieut.. G. merite nos elog's pour les
soins quill a Ell des hommes qu'ont lui
await confes.
Nous rercontrames Dimanche matin
au bureau du C%hirngien. Esrire Ducote,
malaae d. la feevre. IL meme jour, a
quinze miles en- deca du camp. Nomme
Dupuy, ayant la clavicu'e de l'epaule
gauche cassee.
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BULLETIN,
sM

RICHMOND, 81 Sept-L'Enq"irer a
une depeche du 20, a%nnoncant I'M com
bat terrible a Sh%arpsburg vendredi II.
L'avantage nous est rest. Grande rrrtr
dies deux c6tes. Les Gen. Stark, Man
ming ct Branch y ont etc tues ct les Gen.
D. r. Jones, r. r. Jones, Ripley ct
Lawton blpss1zs.
La force entiere DIES deux armees s'est
trouvee engagee dams &c. combat.
LIE combat a etc rrpris le lpnlemain ct
l'ennemi en- deroute %repousse a neuf
miles.
Des ~lettrps de Louisville rGiclamrnt Ia
yictoire contre les forces de Duncan ct de
Scott, a Mumfnrd>ville. Ky.
RICHMOND, % Septic compile ren-
du dc Ia bataille de- Sharpshnrg est pau
vre ct q%uelqup pen contradictoire &c
pendant tous s'accorde t 4 Ia rApresentrr
CONNIE I'm des plus %sanglants engage
ments de la guerre.
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AVIS.

Toutcs les personnes entire dix hut ct
tr-nte cinq n qni ont etc e%x-mpttes
de Ia l"i de CONSUMPTION par crrtiticats
du Chirugien OH de Assistant C~ldmgirn
du Regiment des svovrIles. It t"us les
soldats decharges d. l'ar,ntt Confetferer
1t entire les mGmes ages sont prevents
de Sc rendre an Camp Pratt avant on
jusqn'a Imndi l3 dn con,n"t.
Chaqne homme drvra emrortrr, nn' cot
venture, I'M coutpau uur fonrcllrtte. n
cuiilGre, IN hidon. I'M harrcsac. unr
moque ct une assirttr IN FIR blanc, a'nsi
qu'un r~echange de lingo.
Msrksyillr, 4 Octohre 1862.
W. +. CHENEY.
Officer d'em0'emcnt.
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A Wis.

LIE public est prevenu de ne pas %negocier
on prendre en- Placement I'm. certain billet de-
IA somme de denx cent piastres, payable e %
du c%onrant. Sept 1862. ct sonscrif par Ia
sonssignee en- favenr d'Anguste Forester. lie
ait billet etant pave en- partie par DIES dettes
c"ntrartees par hdit Forester depnis Ia SOU
seription. il Sc trouye done sujet a un reg!ement
particular
Mansura, II Septembre 1862.
3f- ". $. PIERRET.
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Quarter General
DIP La
MILICE DE La LOUISIANA.
BUREAU DE L'ADJUDANTG EvreAL
Thibodaux, 81 Aott 1862.

Ordre No. /.
Baaucoup de families DIES vo'nntairps
maintenant dams lie service actif. les con-
scrits ct autres personnes, dams CO mo.
m4nt-ci pnvoyes dams les camps, mont
pas les moy4ns de ramasspr leurs rfcol-
ties nj de- les emma 9asinrr. CO qni cans-ra
une grande detressp uarmi NIX. Main
tenant. dams lie but de lpnr aider, ct de
ramassrr les recoltps, les Colon Is DIES
Regiments assessrront chaqne planteur
re.iidantda,s les limites de leurs parnisses
~re>pactives, ct detaillrront parmi lrurs
esclaves nm certain nomb1a de travaillants
pour lenr alder d m%oii-sonner ct i emma
ganisrr lenrs recoltes, 1t lis distrihnpront
les dts travaillahts sur cl,aque place re-
qneran. assistance. snivant Ia nefcessite
de chaqne cas. t. Gouvernpnr 1t COM
mandanf. en-ch-f cnmpte que tons l@s
plantesrs s'empresspro1t de sc conformer
1 Get ordrp.
Ip Maior-General ro'n L. Lewis. COM
mandant la milicr de rEtat, ~veillrra a
ca que Get ordre soft execute sans delai.
Par ordr. de THOS. q. MOORE.
Gouvrrn4nr ct Commandant-en.C sef.
N. Grivot, Adjutant ct Inspector Gene
raj.
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3 DETENU la geo1e de Ia Paroies>

n DETENU a Ia geole de la Paroiesa
81. de, Avoyelles lie negre marion ROB.
ERR qni So dit apnartenir au Jnge Robin
son de la Paroisse st. Landry. LIE dit esclave
es, age dsenviron 9 ans, measures 5 nieds s
ponces ct a denx cicatrices, tune sur Ia jonue
gganche ct Pantre al. dessuus de I'oreille droite.
lie proprietaire est dhment notife de re-
clamer sa propriete conformment a Ia loi.
Paroisse des AyoyelIes 10 septembre 1862.
DORA GUILLOT,
ag GEoL1ER.
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n DEFENU a la geole de Ia Parosse
q. DIES AvoyeIles lie Negro maroon. BAP-
TIoTE Sc dit arpartcnir a Henry H,ams de
"a Paroi Sc DIES Rapidrs-noir-portant bar
be-a DIS 6-pouces-age d'environ 70
ans. pa, e f%rancais ct ang'mis.
1- proprietaire est dnment notife de
rrcla'ner sa proprie'6 conformement a la
loi.
Paroisse DIES .vov-lles Is Aont. 1862.
DORA GUILLOT.
GEOLlER.
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nEFENU a Ia geole de la I'ar,isss
~ lcs AvoyeIles. lie Negro maroon SrEvES.
nj Sc dit appartenir a Durel or Durable de- la
Nouvplle Orleans. lie dit escIave est age Der
virn' ~ ans. mesure 5 pieds 6 po,ces, parl.
anglnis settlement. IL dit Negro est p.esque
.:taavp ct a Ia Earbe grise. II etait chauffeur
!, hnr;a du Steamer IIoumm de Ia Riviera
Rouge.
Ii lroprirtairc est dument nntife lie re.
ctam'r sd l'rorrlete copformement a la loi.
Paroisse t.es Ayoyelles, lG Aodt 1862.
DORA GUILLOT,
geolier.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
PARoIssE DIES AvoyELLrs.
Conr dn .Septieme District Jndicia,re.
Nvnon J.. 49,

a TTENDU que Peter Tanner, de a pa
n roisse des AvoyelIes. Execntenr Tesla
mentaire de Ia dite succession. a depose an
bnrean dn Grefer de G. tie conr, nm tabIean on
compile final de Ia s,sditp snccessioD. deman.
liant one lie dit compte soft appronve ct hon.
o'ogne.
Tontes les personnes qni peuvert V etre
Inferoasees. sont dnment notifies a d%e,lnire
les raisons. 81 elles en- ont. dams les trente
ion-s 4 partir de la premiere Insertion de
favis. pournuoi il ne serait pas fait droit a Ia
reqnete d. fExecuteur Testamentaire.
Bureau dn Grefier, Marksville &c q Sep
tembre 1862.
L. II. COUvILL1oN,
Grefier.
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ECURIE EFT RENIsEs DU PELICAN

LIE proprie'aire informe les voyageurs one
Ton t%rouvera t%ouionrs chez hi dee mnyens de
transport pour tous les points du pays situes
4 nne distance reasonable.
L'Ecurie est attache a Hotel de de TAI.
gle OH ron peut etre recn q tonte henre dn
four on de Ia INIT. Establishment est sur le
Bayou Courtableau. entire les ienx landings.
Mons demandons h ce"x qni peuvent avoir
besoin de nos services de mons METRE a ''e-
preuve ct alors mons somnles snrs d'nb'enir
leurs f~aveurss. Nos prix correspondent avec
les temps dams lesqne|s nous vivons
Dams lespoir d'ohtpnir nm patronage libe.
raj. mona aollicitons respectneusement latten-
ton publique.
j. S. GREENLEE,
Y Proprie;aire.
Washington, lie. 81 Aont 1862. ~
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Reso1u. que u N'ssnsct az a Poss(e
Maisre soit.et drnS"ure antorises 4 am
plovrr Al Pellnm coarnm- T~astitut.ur.
ct que 1e Tresorirr soft antoris6; a pa. or
ses mandats s'ils sont pr%e*entes dams la
forme .%vonlue.. Z.
Art. IS. Sur motion de &. Convillion;
Resolu, que John '. Rabalais, G. P.
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UNeus pubIierons dams not:e pro-
chain numero la relation de notrr vovage
aux Attakapas sous le tire de "Une Vi
site au Camp Pratt"
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AVIS.

SAuCIER, No: 4os1.
VS.. u Dist. Corr.
ses Crdanciers, ! Par. Avoyelltx.
lie public est prevent parIes pr+sentes
au'nne assrmble+ DIES ~creanciers de Am.
lrois, +. Sancier sera tenne a Marksville,
par. dpvant Ednuarl de GeterG3s, n~otaire
pnl lie, le 81 Oetobre proclaim 1862 a
l'ftftt d, Sc consnlt4r quaint d leurs
meillenrs intfrrts sur les prophecies appar.
tenant ali dit Salritr ct d'elire uu
Syndic pour les administers.
L H. COUVILLTON,
Grefier de Ia Cour de- District.